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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1946

Page

2

New Private Airport Near Tucson Opens Near City

A private airport sits 2.5 miles south of Tucson on a 220 acre tract near downtown, with L H Kahl owning Downtown airport on East Thirty sixth Street and Silverbell field. Airborne Inc will launch a two week old pilot school with glider training and CAA approval plans, led by W G Walker and three instructors including RAF and RCAF veterans and a WASP veteran. Arizona Aircraft Co run by R C Helfrich will open early next week offering private to instrument training with multiengine courses planned, aided by a former Marine pilot.

Tucson Civil Aeronau Authority Csonian Thirty-sixth Street Pima County L. H. Kahl Silverbell Kah Airborne, Inc Downtown W.G. Walker Army Air Corps Walker CAA Boise Ida RAF RCAF WASP Arizona Aircraft Company R. C. Helfrich Toledo Helfrich Pennsylvania Marine Corps Pacific

Driver Fined Sixty Dollars and Fifteen Days in Reckless Driving Case

Edward Mendivil pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Magistrate Paul J. Cellar. He was fined $60 and given 15 days. A police report notes alcohol involvement, no brakes, poor headlights, and no license or draft card. Gabriel Ramirez was also fined $60 and 15 days on a continued reckless driving charge.

Edward Mendivil Paul J. Cellar Mendivil Gabriel Ramirez

Tucson Officers Attend National FOP Convention in Sioux Falls

Three Tucson patrolmen H. E. Foley Sgt. D. J. Putney and Capt. Joe Weinzapfel head to Sioux Falls South Dakota for a national Fraternal Order of Police convention. Putney leaves by motor today while Foley and Weinzapfel depart by train tomorrow. Foley serves as state secretary.

Tucson H. E. Foley D. J. Putney Joe Weinzapfel Order of Police Sioux Falls S. D. Putney Foley Weinzapfel

Alien Sought on 13 Year Old Escape Charge

U.S. immigration officers seek Jose Maria Pena of Sonora Mexico for an escape from a 1933 sentence at the Mt Lemmon prison camp. Pena fled the camp and was rearrested in San Francisco in 1946, prompting a warrant for his return to Tucson to answer the old charge.

Jose Maria Pena Sonora Mexico United States Mt. Lemmon Road Pena San Francisco U. S el Paso U.S Thomas H. McKay Tucson

UA At Meeting On Buildings In Phoenix

John Anderson the University of Arizona comptroller is in Phoenix for a federal works authority meeting on obtaining temporary government buildings for vocational training and offices. An allotment of barracks-type structures from Rivers and Fort Huachuca is designated for the university and other schools. Regents must approve the project at the Sept 28 meeting.

John Anderson University of Arizona Phoenix Federal Works Authority Ft. Huachuca Board of Regents Robert Morrow Tucson

Tuberculosis Deaths by State and County Report

State statistics show 48 percent of tuberculosis deaths involve residents who contracted the disease in Arizona while Pima county records a lower rate. Dr. L. H. Howard, health officer, notes 279 deaths occurred in 1945 with 42 among those who contracted tb within the state or county.

Arizona Pima L. H. Howard

Arizona schools face shortage of 275 teachers for new term

Arizona education officials report at least 275 teaching positions remain open as schools prepare to open next month. Shortages are greatest in elementary grades with over 200 vacancies while counties list needs in Coconino, Greenlee, Gila, Graham, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz, Yavapai, Yuma and Cochise.

Phoenix Arizona Apache Maricopa E. D. Ring Ring Arizona Board of Education Coconino Greenlee Gila Graham Mohave Navajo Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma Cochise

Driver Is Cited After Plunging Car Into Ditch

Evelyn McGuire 32 of Phoenix drove into an irrigation ditch near Marana yesterday. Passenger Hugh Magill Jr 28 also from Phoenix was not injured. Patrolman Frank Bennett cited McGuire for driving without a license and Magill on a drunkenness charge.

Evelyn McGuire Phoenix Marana Hugh Magill, Jr Highway Frank Bennett

August Phone Books Show City's Growth

The August 1946 Tucson telephone directory, 63 white pages and 105 yellow pages, is being delivered by Mountain States Telephone. District manager Gayle Smith announced the new edition, noting over 2,000 more telephones since January.

Tucson Mountain ‘States Telephone & Telegraph Co Gayle Smith Smith

Riding Mishap Injures Youth

Nine year old Charles Sanford of the Sunset trailer court on Oracle road was riding when the horse bolted toward highway 84. The horse and rider were struck by Bert Hall’s car near Fairview road, the horse killed and the boy with a fractured leg admitted to St. Mary's hospital. Hall was cited for driving without a license. patrol body states Hall blameless.

Charles Sanford Sunset Trailer Court Oracle Road Fairview Road Bert Hall Marana St. Mary’s Hospital W. M. Gibson State Highway Patrol Hall

Births at Tucson Medical Center Two Newborns Reported

A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Luke at 8 20 a m on August 23 at 734 East Ninth street Tucson A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs Refugio Mixton at 3 a m on August 25 at 721 St Marys road Tucson.

Tucson Medical Center William H. Luke East Ninth Street Tucson Refugio Mixton St. Mary’s Road

Kiwanis Show War Famine Films For CARE Aid

Two moving pictures depicting postwar Europe were shown at a Kiwanis lunch in the Pioneer hotel. The films titled Suffer Little Children and Freedom From Famine urged CARE donations through the Tucson famine committee chair Fred Dragonette. Food packages are sent overseas to aid underfed Europeans.

Europe Kiwanis Club Pioneer Hotel Fred Dragonette Tucson

Foley's New Grandchild Girl Born to Foley Acknowledges

Tucson policeman Harry E. Foley announces the birth of his first granddaughter Rita Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Dom Cammarono of New York City. Mrs. Cammarono, formerly Mary Foley, served 22 months overseas as an Army nurse corps lieutenant.

Harry E. Foley Tucson Foley Eddie Cantor Rita Marie Dom Cammarono New York City Cammarono Mary Foley Army Nurse Corps

Recorder Still Has Names Of 486 Veterans On Rolls

The county recorder's office lists 486 veterans supposedly in service eligible for a military ballot but most are out of service. Only two have registered to vote in the Nov 5 election despite discharge records. Deadline to register is 5 p.m. Sept 30 for those who wish to vote.

County Recorder's Office

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