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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1946

Page

2

Atom War Would See Navy Active

HONOLULU August 17 Vice Admiral Blandy warned an atomic war would involve naval forces guarding ocean frontiers. He said without a practical universal plan to outlaw the atomic bomb, atomic warfare including naval actions is likely. He noted Crossroads improved naval preparedness and outlined potential changes in ship design.

Jose PH L. Myler Honolulu U.P W. H. P. Blandy U. S. Navy Blandy United States Mr. McKinley Bikini Atoll Kwajalein

WAC Captain’s Trial Delayed in Jewel Theft Case

In Frankfurt Germany on August 17 WAC Captain Kathleen B Nash Durant faces a court martial on charges of larceny embezzlement conspiracy and absence without leave tied to the theft of the Hesse crown jewels The trial was postponed to August 22 marking the second delay in three days Major Ray E Grantham of Ponca City Oklahoma appointed to try the case says the postponement came by mutual agreement between defense and prosecution

Frankfurt Germany WAC Kathleen B. Nash Durant Hesse Ray E. Grantham Ponca City Okio Army

Marine Corps Sets Transfer Deadline

The Marine Corps requires reserve and temporary officers to apply for transfer to the regular corps by October 15. Eligible officers on active, inactive, or terminal leave must file, except those with under a year of commissioned service by October 15 or those commissioned after that date.

Marine Corps Regular Corps Marine Recruiting Office

Reckless Driving Arrests and Sentences This Week

This week saw three arrests for reckless driving and three sentenced offenders. One person was sentenced this week, while last week produced one sentence and three arrests. Total sentences amount to 260 dollars and 45 days.

City Teachers Exchange Posts Across States

Five city school teachers will swap positions with educators from Massachusetts to Hawaii this year. Gertrude Wagner will teach in Aurora Illinois. Darlene Rose Amacher will replace her. Nora Heng will depart for Honolulu with Flora Louise Scott swapping to Wakefield. Cecelia Szymkowicz moves to Pearl City with Madge Hope Babcock replacing her. Dorothy Cadwell heads to Seattle with Claire A Behnke replacing her. Helen Jacobs exchanges with Margery M Pierce from Greenwich Connecticut.

Massachusetts Hawaii Robert Morrow Tucson Morrow Gertrude Wagner Safford Aurora Ill Darlene Rose Amacher Nora Heng Wakefield Junior Honolulu Flora Louise Scott Cecelia Szymkowicz el Rio Madge Hope Babcock Pearl City Dorothy Cadwell University Heights School Seattle Wash Claire A. Behnke Helen Jacobs Roskruge Margery M. Pierce Greenwich Conn

Five Enlistments Reported for Marine Corps and Naval Reserve

Five enlistments in the Marine Corps and one in the Naval Reserve were announced at local recruiting offices. Among the Marines are Richard Clifford Meitzke of Webster Hall hotel, Jerry Henry Savala of 528 West 27th Street, Jefferson Davis Goulette of 1232 North Fremont Street, Edmond Nelson Jr of route 3 box 324, and Ernest M. Silvain of A Mountain Dairy. the Naval Reserve V-6 recruit is George Iller Ganz, mailman at 423 East 23rd Street.

Marine Corps Naval Reserve George Iller Ganz East 23Rd Street Richard Clifford Meitzke Webster Hall Jerry Henry Savala West 27Th Street Jefferson Davis Goulette North Freemont Street Edmond Nelson, Jr Ernest M. Silvain

RFC Representative to Attend Site Sale at Consolidated Vultee

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will have a representative at the site sale of surplus properties by the War Assets Administration at the Consolidated Vultee modification center. RFC will represent small business. contact R. J. Plass who arrives Wednesday and will stay through August 26 for small business sales only. Dartmouth College was founded in 1769.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation War Assets Administration Consolidated Vultee Modification Center RFC R. J. Plass Consolidated Vultee Dartmouth College Hanover N. H

Youth swimmer John Carpenter dies in Rincon falls accident

John Carpenter, 16, son of Mrs. Walter Clapp, fell 100 feet from a pool above Jim Converse falls while climbing out. Companions Stan Spence, Mike Hodges Jr, Glen Lane, and Albert Touche aided rescue efforts but could not revive him. Funeral set for St. Philip’s Church with burial in Evergreen cemetery.

John Carpenter Walter Clapp Cooper Street Jim Converse Rincon Mountains Young Carpenter Stan Spence Rancho Motel Mike Hodges, Jr Rotunda Glen Lane San Clemente Addition Albert Touche South Country Club Road Carpenter Touche Hodges Tucson Medical Center Spence Lane Redington Road Tucson Realty & Trust Company Charmaine Carpenter St. Phillip’s Church Walter Whichard Evergreen Cemetery Edward Gibbs Frank Drachman Glenn Lane Stanford Spence Michael Hodges Jack Hon Thomas Ciochetti

Hemme Death Being Probed

The sheriff's office investigates the death of Mildred Hemme 25 at St Marys hospital after a coroner's jury returned an open verdict death by poison. Assistant county attorney Colin Dodd ordered the probe. Undersheriff John Higgins said the inquiry started. Testimony indicated death from a heavy metal toxin, likely tincture of metaphen, causing stomach perforation.

Sheriff's Office St. Mary’s Hospital Mildred Hemme East North Street Colin B. Dodd John Higgins Hugh Knox Higgins

Klemmedson Withdraws As School Post Nominee

Phoenix, Aug 17. L D Klemmedson withdraws as Republican nominee for state superintendent of public instruction leaving Nolan D Pulliam, Democrat, unopposed.

Klemmedson Phoenix L. D. Klemmedson Superintendent of Public Instruction Nolan D. Pulliam

Veteran lawbreaker faces sixth potential sentence in court

Charles L. Hightower, 54, with a 29-year police record and 5214 years claimed sentences, waived preliminary in JP court on grand theft charges and was bound over to the superior court under $1000 bond after a South ern Pacific agent nabbed him taking tools worth $200 from a car in the SP lot. Known aliases include Thomas O'Shea and Jimmy Carroll among others. His prior terms include two, three, and 45 years in various states.

Charles L. Hightower Hightower Superior Court C. W. Gardner Thomas O'Shea Jimmy Carroll Patrick McGill T. F. Prince F. C. Greene Clarence Emitt Wright Hunteville Tex Omaha Neb San Quentin California Florence

War Surplus Office Opens In Tucson With New Certifier

Edgar B. Murphy arrived to take the post as certifying officer for the war surplus office in Tucson in temporary quarters at the Chamber of Commerce building. He succeeds Dale Hand and will oversee veterans certificates of priority for the million dollar sale beginning Monday at the Consolidated Vultee plant. The office serves Tucson and nearby Bisbee Douglas and Nogales, with assistants Miss Zanae Coote and Miss Elma Robles.

Edgar B. Murphy War Assets Administration WAR Office Chamber of Commerce Dale Hand R. L. Lehman Phoenix Murphy Tucson Public Interest and Veteranservice Division WAA Zanae Coote Elma Robles Consolidated Vultee Bisbee Douglas Nogales

Judge Orders Boy Spanked

In Phoenix on August 17 Judge Harold Scoville of Maricopa County Superior Court ordered a 14 year old boy to receive corporal punishment at home in the presence of the probation officer. The boy had been charged for taking $50 from a bookstore after previously borrowing automobiles without permission. The probation report noted the home subjected him to tears and pleas but he had never been spanked before. The sentence required an adequate application with a proper instrument for a duration and length directed by the probation officer.

Phoenix Harold R. Scoville Maricopa County

NYC Negro Professionals Scarce While Authors and Actors Abundant

A New York Urban League survey finds New York City has only five Negro college professors and instructors, but 61 Negro authors editors and reporters, and 107 Negro actors. The findings highlight a stark imbalance between academic representation and creative and media fields.

New York Urban League New York City

Border and United Airlines Present Southwest Route Applications

Border Airlines and United Airlines wrapped up their filings before a civil aeronautics board examiner seeking authority to operate new routes in the southwest. Testimony covered links from San Diego to Nogales and a large 1,500 mile radiating plan from Phoenix to Los Angeles San Diego Las Vegas Albuquerque and El Paso. Arizona Airways overlapped with portions of the proposed service.

Albuquerque N. M Border Airlines United Airlines Civil J Aeronautics Board Southwest Border United San Diego Calif Nogales Ariz Pacific Coast LAMSA Truman L. le Fors Richard F. le Fors Gulfport Miss Phoenix Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev el Paso Tex Arizona Airways, Inc

On-Job Vet Trainees Face Paycheck Pruning

In Phoenix on August 17, federal action caps monthly incomes for Arizona veterans in on the job training. Married trainees face a $200 limit and single trainees $175 including subsistence. About 90 percent of the 2,500 trainees reportedly earn more than these caps.

Phoenix Arizona Ben G. Schumacher Veterans’ Administration Omar N. Bradley Veterans Administration

Housing Squeeze Forces Tucson Teachers to Seek Homes

Tucson school officials and University of Arizona spokesmen say housing shortages hinder new faculty. About 50 instructors need housing, some already arrived, others declined jobs without housing. The Chamber of Commerce housing bureau reports a waiting list as four high school teachers and 12 university professors seek accommodations before classes begin.

Tucson University of Arizona John L. Anderson University Anderson Charles A. Carson Tucson Senior High School Robert Morrow Morrow Chamber of Commerce Housing Bureau Ruth Stutz

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