Weekend accidents injure several in Pima County
Police reported multiple weekend injuries in Pima County including Jethro Whitlock 10 seriously hurt after being struck by Stella Rivas 17 near Ninth Avenue. Horten cia Machado 18 and her grandmother 65 remained critical. Others injured included Russel Darden, Robert Hoag, H M Taft, A D Anderson, Sophie Pickett, and Louis Ruiz who pled guilty to reckless driving after a late Saturday incident.
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Pima County
Jethro Whitlock
North Ninth Avenue
Eary
Stella Rivas
St. Mary’s Road
East Speedway
Alvernon Way
Russel Darden
Robert Hoag
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
H. M. Taft
Darden
Hoag
A. D. Anderson
Oracle Junction
Nogales Highway
Continental
Sophie Pickett
East
Mabel Street
Tucson
James M. Johnston
Phoenix
Lee Ying
Meyer Street
Nogales- Benson Highway
Louis Ruiz
West
Kennedy Street
Stone Avenue
Congress
Loyalty Sermon Calls Christians to United Mission
Rev. George H. Norton Jr urged deep loyalty to Christ at a lawn union service at First are church. He warned against following worldly trends and urged ministers and laymen to work together to recapture early church radiance and power despite denominational differences. The program featured vocal duets, a soprano solo, and prayers.
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Christ
First Are
George H. Norton, Jr
Norton
Margaret Cherry
Ira Mae Miller
Avanelle Johnson
Lois Reffenning
Earl Boyd
Frank F. Jones, Jr
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Dickenson, Jr
University Methodist Churh
Ferald Capps
University Offices Remain Open Ahead of Fall Term
Administrative offices and deans offices will stay open before fall term starts on September 9. Summer session ends with exams Saturday. No professors will teach until freshman week and the first faculty meeting. Freshman registration begins September 9 followed by campus orientation events. Old student registration ends the week, with classes starting the following Monday.
Greedy Trout Hooked Twice Near Holbrook
Mrs. Mary Lee Swartz of Holbrook related a fish tale from near Durango Colorado. She first hooked a rainbow trout about two feet long that escaped with her line. Four hours later she caught a 22 inch rainbow trout in a new spot and found the same hook and leader in its mouth, identifying it as the same fish.
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Holbrook
U.P
Mary Lee Swartz
New Type Of Flying Class Proposed Here
Tucson Chamber of Commerce announced a first non college civil pilot training course to be directed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The program opens to 18 to 25 year olds who are citizens not enrolled in higher learning and has limited scholarships based on ground school and registration.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Department of Commerce
C. F. Lienesch
Santa Monica
Calif
Tucson
Lienesch
United States
C.A.A
Couple Seeks Marriage License Amid Oath Demands
In Kansas City a couple faced a deputy recorder of deeds for a license. Before approving, the bride demanded the husband sign an oath restricting his nights out card play and social calls, promising to let her be the boss. The groom signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James A. Kilmer
Recorder of Deeds
Temperature Holds Steady At Carlsbad Cavern
Temperature in Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico remains constant at 56 degrees year round. The natural climate stability affects cave visitors and preservation efforts. Local authorities note the uniform temp supports unique cave environments and tourism planning.
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Carlsbad Cavern
New Mexico
Chrysler Dies At Home After Long Illness
Walter P. Chrysler died at 65 at his Long Island home in Great Neck after a cerebral hemorrhage. Known as a machinist and automotive pioneer, he directed 25 plants in five states and three countries from his Manhattan skyscraper and founded the Chrysler Corporation in 1925. Surviving are four children, and funeral services are planned for Wednesday at St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church.
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New York
Walter P. Chrysler
America
Long Island
Great Neck
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
N. Y
Chrysler
mid-Manhattan
Wamego
Kan
Ellis
American Locomotive Company
Pittsburgh
Buick Company
Flint Mich
General Motors
Willys-Overland
Maxwell Motor Corporations
Chrysler Corporation
Della V. Forker
Ellis, Kan
Walter P. Jr
Jack
Byron C. Foy
Edgar W. Gaxbisch
Former Newsman Addresses Vets at Hospital Service
William W. Lucas of Tucson, once an eastern correspondent, spoke at the Veterans hospital service about Christianity supporting national defense. He urged sacrifice and love of God as higher patriotism and protection of loved ones and institutions. Mrs. Lucas sang a soprano solo, In the Garden.
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William W. Lucas
Tucson
Veterans Hospital
God
Christ
Japan to provide health insurance for low wage earners
Japan plans a government health insurance scheme aimed at small wage earners. The program targets workers earning modest wages and seeks broader coverage and care access. Officials say the plan will widen social protection and reduce medical costs for vulnerable employees.
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Japan
World’s oldest biscuit claimed from 1862 bakery
Luverne Alabama resident W. P. Hudgens owns a biscuit believed to be the world's oldest. The artifact was baked in Mobile in 1862 by Confederate soldier Joseph Hudgens, now preserved as a historic relic.
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Biscuit
Luverne
Ala
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Hollywood
Taylor- Hobson
Filmo
E Congress St
By John Clinton
F. C. Kimball
San Luis Obispo
Kimball
Union Oil
Union
Union Oil Company
Fernando Pacheco
Charles Pezzullo
C. W
Jack) Gardner
J. Mercer Johnson
Jerome P
Jerry” Martin
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C. L
Doc” McKee—Dist
Charles
Pat” Patterson
Organized Labor
Elect
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D. C. Arnold
Edwin van Doren
P. H. Ross
Edward E. Robb
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Amer. Legion
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Heymar’s
Karpen
London
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