From Court to Court Magistrate Cella Handles Routine Dockets
Magistrate Paul J. Cella moves through police and justice court with a steady stream of cases. A, walking and disturbing the peace complaint ends with guidance to avoid the street, a dog running loose is dismissed after the boy admits fault, a traffic dispute ends with out-of-court settlement, and a boy and mother confront legal proceedings over child support and a street fighting incident. The day closes as the court adjourns to the county building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darnell
Troms
Paul J. Cella
Justice Court
Gordon Wainwright
Cella
Wainwright
Colin B. Dodd
Dodd
Maria Torres
West St. Mary’s Road
State of
Arizona
St. Mary’s Road
Justice of the Peace Cella
Mexico City Signs Ban Women in Slacks Angers Crowd
Signs posted in the Mexico City business district proclaim no more women with trousers and claim that women in slacks dishonor nationality while foreign women lack respect. The notices are linked to a campaign against the slacks custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Two Contract Sales Filed In City Recorder Office
Magnath Realty filed two contract sales for real estate yesterday. The largest contract, worth 11500, covers property at Norris avenue and Grant road sold to A J Gardner from W T Richardson. Cas as Hermosa addition transfer involved 2500 cash with a similar contract assumption. E Gibson Newton sold Lester street property to Ray T Hanks for 7500 with 2000 cash. Deed for 536 38 North Stone avenue business property Earl's cafe and a barber shop was filed from Catalina Building Co to Carl J Nelson for 16500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnath Realty
Recorder’s
Norris Avenue
Grant Road
A. J. Gardner
W. T. Richardson
Casas Hermosa
E. Gibson Newton
Lester Street
Ray T. Hanks
Blenman Annex
North Stone Avenue
Earl's Cafe
Catalina Building Co
Carl J. Nelson
Maxwell Short Named Among Top Scientists
Dr. Maxwell N. Short of the University of Arizona petrography department, AA M E member, is listed among 255 new leading scientists in the Biographical Directory of American Men of Science. He has served with the U S Geological Survey, mined in Mexico and Arizona, taught at Harvard, led the Mineralogical Society of America in 1928, and had the mineral Shortite named for him in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell N. Short
University of Arizona Petrography Department
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
United States
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Short
U. S. Geological Survey
Mexico
Arizona
Harvard University
Mineralogical Society of America
Nimitz Pledges Powerhouse Tactics On Guam Visit
Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, on his first Guam trip after reconquest, says the fleet under Spruance and Halsey is ready for nonstop war against Japan. He applauds the home front and outlines plans to seize Saipan, Tinian and Guam as bases for further offensives, warning against waiting and stressing the need to move boldly. During a field tour near Mt. Santa Rosa, gunfire erupted as the armored column passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Japan
Admir Spruance
Halsey
Nimitz
Raymond A. Spruance
Fifth Fleet
William F. Halsey
Marianas
Saipan
Tinian
Holland M. Smith
Fleet Marine Forces
Pacific
77Th Division
Mt. Santa Rosa
Two Fort Wings Attacked By Thirty Focke-Wulf 109s
U S bomber base in England reports two Fortress wings bombing Delitzsch airfield north of Leipzig were attacked by about 30 Focke Wulfs. Several Fortresses were lost in a two hour battle with heavy flak. Survivors recounted the surprise raid and rapid Allied aircraft losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
England
Delitzsch
Leipzig
Harry Sloman
Baltimore
James Build
Public Records: divorce and burglary cases noted
In Superior Court Judge William G. Hall presiding Irma L. Keller sues Harry J. Keller for divorce. Albert Moore pleads guilty to burglary and receives a prison term of five to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Irma L. Keller
Harry J. Keller
State
Albert Moore
Vagrancy and Traffic Offenses Handled in Local Court
Willie Gibson and Douglas Stephens charged with vagrancy each fined ten dollars or ten days. Gordon Wainwright discharged on disturbing the peace. John D. Ray cited for reckless driving with case continued to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gibson
Douglas Stephens
Gordon Wainwright
John D. Ray
Marriage Licenses for Hall and Vasquez in Mesilla Tucson
Edward M. Padilla, 21, Mesilla New Mexico, and Josephine F. Vasquez, 18, Tucson, obtained marriage licenses. The ceremony official was Belle DPD Hall, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dpd. Hall
Edward M. Padilla
Mesilla
N. M
Josephine F. Vasquez
Tucson
Nimitz Praises Seabees Efforts At Guam Harbor
Nimitz notes lack of prewar Guam appropriations left it undeveloped as a naval base. He cites Seabees building facilities rapidly and says the fleet air force merchant marine and army are enormous. He expects long range air units to move from Europe after Nazi defeat.
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Guam
Nimitz
Europe
Tired Kidneys Cause Sleepless Nights and Pain
Doctors say kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify the blood. When tired they disrupt daytime rest and cause frequent urination, burning, backache, and puffiness around the eyes. Doan's Pills offer relief by helping flush waste from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Two Named To Figure In PAC Investigations
Washington August 17 Former high salaried government workers now with the CIO political action committee are to be examined by a House subcommittee. Chairman Starnes says the panel will summon a War Manpower Commission official to explain releases to a perceived pressure group. Charlotte Carr and Verda Barnes, once WMC staff, hold PAC roles with annual salaries of 6500 and 4500 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
U.S
CIO Group
Washington
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Starnes
D-Ala
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Charlotte Carr
New York
Verda Barnes
Miss Carr
Subcommittee
Rep
Costello
D-Calif
Boys To Camp In Mountains Near Patagonia
Twenty boys from Boy Scout troop 39 will depart for a two week camping trip near Patagonia. Scoutmaster Paul Smith announced the plan for a virgin site on a river flowing into the Santa Cruz, about 85 miles from Tucson. The camp closes Sept. 2 with hikes, knot tying, nature study, sports, and badge tests. An Aug. 26 session will host Patagonia troop members for games and a campfire. Instructors include Lee Warner, Capt. George Lilly, and Joe Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Patagonia
Paul Smith
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Lee Warner
George Lilly
Joe Jones
Scouts Journey to Camp Under James Berry Leadership
Robert Williams leads a scout camp with James Berry in charge. Attending scouts include Dave Fuller James Simley Jerry Thornburg George Blezinger Don White Gerry Field James Dawson Ronald Latimore Jerry Budwig Robert Williams Paul Yeazell Jack Frakes Don Briggs Verl True Robert Streets and John Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
James Berry
Dave Fuller
James Simley
Jerry Thornburg
George
Blezinger
Don White
Gerry Field
James Dawson
Ronald Latimore
Jerry Budwig
Paul Yeazell
Jack Frakes
Don Briggs
Verl True
Robert Streets
John Berry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richardson and Newton Properties
Maxwell Short
UA Petrographer
Survey
By AL Dopking
Ings
Perry
Public Records
Police Court
EL Conquistador Hotel
America
Los Angeles
Acme Brewing CO
Acme Distributing Company
4Th Ave
Tucson, Arizona
PAC Investigations
T. Ed Litt Drug
Waigre
Borden
Borden Co
Wilbur
Ralston
The
Valley National Bank
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