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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1941

Page

2

Levy defeats prompt additions to Blenman and Government Heights schools

Robert D. Morrow reported surveys show rapid growth in Blenman area at Country Club road and Elm street and in Government Heights. The board cut about $2,000 from the school budget after denying two ten‑cent levies. A ten‑cent levy would have funded pay as you go building to avoid future bond issues, while new class rooms cost more if added later. Plans reduce sizes of Jefferson Park and Blenman schools and convert the Country Club and Grant roads auditorium into a community room with a larger auditorium to follow.

Blenman Country Club Road Elm Street Government Heights Robert D. Morrow Morrow City Planning and Zoning Commission Board of Supervisors Jefferson Park Country Club Grant Roads

Boiler Blast Injures Eight at Stearman Bomber Plant

Eight Stearman Aircraft workers were injured when an air compressor exploded in the boiler room of the Wichita plant. FBI agents opened an inquiry though officials found no sabotage. Most seriously hurt workers were from the sheet metal department and were hospitalized. a guard was knocked back 25 feet.

Wichita Kas U.P Stearman Aircraft Company J. Earl Schaffer FBI Boeing Corporation St. Joseph Hospital

Second Reckless Charge Jails Man

Jose Valdez employed by the Southern Pacific company pleaded guilty to reckless driving for the second time in a year and was ordered to pay 50 and serve 30 days in jail by Police Judge Paul Cella. He was arrested on North Main Street near the Speedway intersection after weaving across the road. he said he had been sentenced on the same charges last October 14.

Jose Valdez Southern Pacific Company Paul Cella Valdez Speedway North Main Street

Otero Relatives Named in Will

Teofilo Otero a Tuc gonian who died in late July left monthly allowances for nine relatives. The beneficiaries named are Ana Maria Coenen Brigida Coenen Melania C Sanchez Sofia Polaco Mercedes Madrid Jose Sanchez Tubac Miguel Sanchez Tubac and Alfonso Coenen. Leonardo Moreno is named executor.

Teofilo Otero Ana Maria Coenen Brigida Coenen Melania C. Sanchez Sofia Polaco Mercedes Madrid Jose Sanchez Tubac Miguel Sanchez Alfonso Coenen Leonardo Moreno

South Tucson Enables New Boy Scout Troop No. 32

South Tucson common council unanimously approves sponsorship for Boy Scout Troop No. 32. A headquarters on 27th Street between South Fourth and Fifth Avenues will serve the troop. A scoutmaster and troop committee will be appointed before the September 8 council meeting.

South Tucson South Fourth and Fifth Avenues

Swarm of Honey Bees Stings 16 Year-Old in Morris

A swarm of bees assaulted 16 year-old Richard McGill in Morris Illinois and left him unconscious. A physician extracted 250 stingers from his arms legs and face.

Boy Morris Richard McGill

Senate Votes Major Cut in Defense Supplemental Bill

The Senate appropriations committee unanimously backed a roughly 1.23 billion dollar reduction in the defense supplemental bill, trimming ordnance funding and related contingencies while preserving manpower for 3 million troops. New projects include receiving ship facilities at New Orleans and a Norfolk storehouse. An amendment by Senator O Mahoney would require full annual contract reporting by war and Navy secretaries.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee House Alva B. Adams Colo Adams Congressional Committee War Department Navy Maritime Commission New Orleans Norfolk Naval Air Station Naval Plant Protection Force Joseph C. O’mahoney D-Wye Secretaries of War and Navy Congress O’mahoney

Mrs Frances R McKiearman Dies At Tucson Home

Frances Ruth McKiearman 26 a Tucson resident for eight years died last night at 3408 South Liberty Street She was a native of Red Oak Iowa Her husband Floyd McKiearman survives Funeral arrangements are being made through Bring s Funeral Home.

Frances Ruth McKiearman Tucson South Liberty Street Red Oak Iowa Floyd McKiearman Bring’s Funeral Home

Tucson Officials Prepare for Strategic Minerals Hearing

Miles Carpenter of the state mineral resources department and a Tucson council rep will attend a U S Senate subcommittee meeting on strategic minerals in Phoenix on Wednesday and Thursday. Edgar Goyette of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce returns from the Associated Southwestern Chamber convention in Silver City New Mexico where he spoke on Perpetuating Our Landmarks, accompanied by Mrs Goyette.

Miles Carpenter Tucson State Department of Mineral Resource Tucson Council of Arizona Small Mine Operators Association U. S. Senate Phoenix Do. Edgar Goyette Tucson Chamber of Commerce Associated Southwestern Chamber of Commerce Silver City N. M

Carillon Club delays benefit movie at Fox Theater

The Carillon Club of the First Methodist Church announces the benefit film will not be shown until Wednesday at the Fox theater.

Carillon Club THE First Methodist Church Fox Theater

Masons to Visit Tucson Lodge at New Army Air Base

Masons stationed at the new U S Army air base will be special guests of Tucson lodge No 4 F and A M tomorrow evening in the Masonic temple. H Cowan Drachman master said today. The first degree will be conferred on candidates.

U. S. Army Air Base Tucson Lodge No. 4 F.ana A. M Masonic Temple H. Cowan Drachman

Regular Veterans' women meet to elect delegates

The Regular Veterans' women's association will hold a meeting today at 7:30 p m in the VFW hall at 121 East Broadway. Delegates to the national convention will be elected.

Veterans’ Women’s Association VFW Hall East Broadway

Justice of Peace Sentences Juan Valenzuela for Reckless Driving

Justice of Peace C W Gardner sentenced Juan Valenzuela of 406 South 35th Street to 30 dollars fine and 15 days in jail after a guilty plea to reckless driving on the Nogales highway.

Justice OF Peace C. W. Gardner Juan Valenzuela South 35Th Street Nogales Highway

Mrs Nell M Trotter Dies at Local Hospital

Nell M Trotter 68 a Mason City Iowa native who has lived here two and a half years died this morning at a local hospital. Survived by brother Albert Dunn Lake Geneva Wisconsin and nephew Jack W Trotter Los Angeles. Funeral plans announced by Bring's Funeral Home.

Nell M. Trotter Mason City Albert Dunn Lake Geneva Wis Jack W. Trotter Los Angeles Bring’s Funeral Home

Strange Asks New European Peace Basis

Major M. A. Strange urged eliminating internal European trade barriers to build peace at a Hiram luncheon. He noted price disparities from Salt River to New York and warned artificial barriers raise costs Europe must overcome. He urged Reconstruction be moral religious political and economic and favored aiding defeated Germany after the war.

Strange M. A. Strange Hiram Masonic Hall Europe Major Strange Salt River Valley New York City Germany

Texan Hurt In Freight Train Mishap Near Jaynes Station

Otho Davison twenty seven from Tyoga Texas suffered a possible skull fracture after falling from an eastbound freight train near Jaynes Station. He was treated at the county clinic then moved to the county hospital for X rays and observation. His condition is listed as serious. His wife Mrs Myrtle Davison lives in Tyoga Texas.

Otho Davison Tyoga Tex Jaynes Station Davison Coolidge Myrtle Davison

Tourist Court Sold Near Tucson by McGlamery Owners

A tourist court on U S Highway 80 south of Tucson owned by A B McGlamery and Mayetta Y McGlamery sold to Samuel and Giaconda Nanini of Chicago. Deed filed in Pima county recorder shows about 16000 dollars. A second deed shows Arizona Grocery Co selling East Sixth Street and North Fremont Avenue property to Clara H Wagner for about 35000 dollars.

A. B. McGlamery Mayetta Y. McGlamery U. S. Highway 80 Tucson Samuel and Giaconda Nanini Chicago Anna Sullinger Pima County Arizona Grocery Company East Sixth Street North Fremont Avenue Clara H. Wagner

World War Veteran Albino Romero Dies at 43

Albino Romero, 43, an employee of the Southern Pacific railway and a World War veteran, died yesterday at a local hospital. He came to the area in 1940 from Tucumcari New Mexico and is survived by a brother in Tucumcari. The body was shipped to Tucumcari for funeral services and burial.

Albino Romero Southern Pacific Railway Romero Tucumcari N. M Tucson

V For Victory Folded Money At Jacome’s Tucson

In Tucson Jacome’s store uses folded paper money to echo the V for Victory slogan. Patrons receiving change found bills folded into a V shape, a simple novelty adopted amid wartime morale.

Tucson Jacome’s

Power Sought For New Plant Near Colorado River

Central Arizona Power officials said a $64 million magnesium plant near Needles Nevada California line could receive full power. Salt River Valley Water Users Association offered to release 25 000 kilowatts or more. Secretary Ickes could release 10 000 to 15 000 kilowatts in 1942, with further releases from Boulder Dam and Parker Dam power. A 1 000 home community will house 3 500 to 4 000 workers. Ore from Luning Nevada and Moapa Valley salt properties will feed the plant.

Phoenix Central Arizona Power Company Needles Calif Arizona California Colorado River Salt River Valley Water Users Association Central Arizona Light and Power Company Ickes Boulder Dam Parker Dam Luning Nev Moapa Valley Nevada

Police May Withdraw From Aetna Insurance Plan

Police may withdraw from the Aetna Insurance pension plan by filing applications at the police station. Forms are with fingerprint clerk Albert Messelberg and will be sent to the civil service board once signed. This marks an initial step under a state law and city ordinance emergency act. Police would contribute about one sixth of the roughly $1,000 annual cost.

Aetna Insurance Company Albert Messelberg Civil Service Board

Van Vorst Honored as California's Top Senior Psychologist

Robert Van Vorst son of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs M J Van Vorst is rated No 1 senior clinical psychologist in California under civil service laws. He serves as a junior clinical psychologist at Whittier Boys' School after exams confirmed his top standing. He is a University of Arizona graduate and did postgraduate work at Stanford.

Robert van Vorst M. J. van Vorst California van Vorst Whittier Boys’ School University of Arizona Stanford University

Russia Seeks Slavic Unity Against Germany

In Moscow a Soviet plan proposes self rule for Slavonic peoples across Europe and Asia, rejecting PanSlavism. Officials say Slavs must unite with equals to crush Hitler’s armies, while affirming peaceful development within state systems. Alexei Tolstoi presents the policy for Russians, Ukrainians, Poles, Czechs, Serbs, Bulgarians and others.

Moscow Russia Germany Europe Asia Kremlin Hitler Alexei Tolstoi Leo Tolstoi

Fourth Suit Filed in Flood Damage

A new flood damage suit was filed in superior court, totaling $33,269.99 in claimed damages from the city. Plaintiff Mabel R. Plumer owns the Sixth Avenue and East Seventh Street building and says altered drainage caused improper flooding and debris buildup. she seeks $485 for debris removal. The other three suits involve 11 plaintiffs claiming faulty drainage as the cause.

Superior Court Mabel R. Plumer Sixth Avenue East Seventh Street

Driver Recovers Gas Tank Caps After Ball Game

G F Morales reports finding 19 gasoline tank caps in the Broadway subway after attending a ball game. He located his own and 18 others while driving through the subway. Police offer no details on how the caps were recovered or their final disposition.

Morales Broadway

Housing funds authorized for 192 low cost units

Tucson Housing Authority authorized by resolution to apply for a $750,000 federal loan from the Public Works Administration. Warren A. Grossetta as chairman and P. M. Elias as secretary treasurer will pursue the loan. Site locations were named but not announced pending negotiations with owners.

Warren A. Grossetta P. M. Elias Tucson Housing Authority Federal Public Works Administration

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Otero Cash & Carry Wallis Cleaning Service E. Ninth St James Rees San Diego Rees Waterloo Senate Nature Yesaoe Dean Doan Nell Trotter C. A. Eckert H. H. Harvey Tidmarse N. Main McGlamery Aetna Insurance Steinfeld G. F. Morales South Grand Avenue Jewel Bulova Dolly Madison America Citizens-Legion Committee Polly Lee East 9Th St American Legion Ticket Office and Travel Bureau Southern Pacific Depot
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