Five Injured In Weekend Auto Accidents In Pima County
Five people were injured over the weekend in crashes across Pima County police and sheriff's officers reported. One woman, Katie Olivares, 18, suffered serious injuries when a car plunged 200 feet down A Mountain. driver Ben Martinez, 22, faced reck less driving charges. Crum and Ken_non received minor injuries after a Nogales highway overturn. Crum pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars and 10 days in jail. Additional reckless driving pleas and fines were recorded for Siqueiros 49, Mendosa 43, and Mendoza 36 for incidents on Mission road and South Fourth Avenue.
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Pima County
Katie Olivares
West
Messila Street
Ben Martinez
South
Ninth Avenue
Martinez
Gunountain
George Crum
Oscar Kennon
South Sixthe Avenue
Crum
Nogales Highway
Sahuarita
Juan Gomez
Contzen Street
Joaquin Mendoza
South Fourth Avenue
Mexican Queen For Fete Will Be Little Girl
Five young Tucson girls aged 7 to 9 compete to be the Mexican Queen for the September 15 and 16 independence celebration. Festivities begin September 9 with a parade of miniature floats on Congress street and speeches by Mexican and local leaders.
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Tucson
Mexico
Frankobles
Nydia Genevive Arteaga
Alicia Camacho
Patsy Serventi
Delia Reyna
Melba Cranz
Blue Moon
Hermenio E. Torres
Evodio Rojo
Alianza Hispano
Alejandro Jimenez
Junta Patriotica
New Mexico
Congress Street
el Informador
West Broadway
KTUC
Salvador Camacho
Money Asked To House U S Defense Workers
The national defense commission urged Congress to authorize a 150 million dollar housing program for workers in defense activities and their families. The proposal, sent to Speaker Bankhead by coordinator Palmer, seeks funds to relieve acute housing shortages that could impede national defense efforts.
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Washington
National Defense Commission
Congress
William B. Bankhead
Do. F. Palmer
Commission
Wind Flips Truck Near Christchurch Scorches Side
A heavy truck toppled by a gust near Christchurch New Zealand left its side a mass of matchwood yet the driver escaped injury thanks to the steel roof.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Tucson Legion Auxiliary Honors Shown at Arizona Convention
BISBEE August 26. Mrs. Lydia Solberg of Flagstaff elected president of the Arizona department American Legion auxiliary, succeeding Mrs. Bess Palmer of Tucson. Officers include Mrs. Mildred Clapp Phoenix vice president and Mrs. Helen Blakes Lee Tucson treasurer. Delegates to the national convention named alongside district chairmen and alternates. Rose Mary Shimonowsky won first prize for an essay on the constitution. Tucson post health unit work earned top honors in Pima county.
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Legion
Bisbee
Fred T. Hilburn Post
Douglas
Prescott Sons of the
American Legion
Solberg
Palmer
Helen C. Weasel
Phoenix
Wilma Hoyal
Charlotte Humphries
Josephine Flynn
Benson
Laveda Hall
Tucson
Margaret Duane
Aileen Sawyer
Gilbert
Clara Jane Crozier
Winslow
Blanche Gibson
Cottonwood
Rose Mary Shimonowsky
Ben Shimonowsky
Arizona
the Legion
Pima County
Safety First urges Sydney drivers to ban dogs from front seats
The Safety First association in Sydney warns that dogs in front seats cause sudden pet movements startling drivers and increasing accident risk, urging motorists to keep pets restrained or in back seats to improve road safety.
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Safety First Association of
Sydney
Australia
Former Tucsonian Howard A. Jacobs Dies on Coast
Word reached here of the sudden death of Howard A. Jacobs former Tucson resident in his San Diego home early Sunday. He owned a grocery at 718 North Euclid and lived at 901 North Euclid. He leaves wife Laura and daughters Mary Margaret Jacobs of San Diego and Mrs Marvin Lehman of Phoenix. Jacobs came to Tucson 12 years ago from Rapid City South Dakota and moved to the coast last winter. Funeral services were held in San Diego today.
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Howard A. Jacob
Tucson
San Diego
North Euclid Avenue
Laura Jacobs
Mary
Margaret Jacobs
Marvin Lehman
Phoenix
Jacobs
Rapid City
S. D
Coast
S. P. Official Dies In Tucson Hospital
Park Henry Stackhouse of San Francisco, 48, died suddenly this morning in a Tucson hospital. He was chief clerk in the Southern Pacific Railroad auditing department and had been in Tucson two weeks for his health. He is survived by his wife Lillian Stackhouse and two daughters Kathleen Crowley and Paula Ware, plus his mother Julia Stackhouse, sister Josephine Crowley, and nephew Kevin Crowley Jr., all of San Francisco. Body to be shipped to San Francisco tomorrow. Reilly undertaking company in charge.
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Park Henry Stackhouse
San Francisco
Stackhouse
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tucson
Lillian Stackhouse
Kathleen Crowley
Paula Ware
Fort Bragg
Calif
Julia Stackhouse
Josephine Crowley
Kevin Crowley
Reilly Undertaking Company
Russians Honored for Front Snapshots and Propaganda Film
By a special edict eleven individuals in Russia received orders or medals for taking photographs at the front during the Finnish battles and for producing the propaganda film The Mannerheim Line.
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Russia
Mannerheim Line
Death Ends Chapter of Old Tucson Pioneer Warren Allison
Warren Allison 82 died yesterday in a local hospital ending a career tied to southern Arizona pioneers. He arrived in 1874 with his family, helped develop Tucson area irrigation and mining, and led real estate and milling ventures with his brother Frank. He leaves six daughters and a brother, with funeral plans pending.
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Arizona
Warren Allison
Southwest
Allison
California
Frank
Lant Kinney
Walter Pfrimmer
Josephine Young
Tucson
C. H. Edwards
Phoenix
Frances Thompson
C. E. Hill
Santa Monica
San Diego
Changing Maps Of World Leave Groom With Birth Puzzle
Franz Stephen Linhart of Patagonia sought a marriage license to wed Mary Anne Frances Rusby. When asked his birthplace he confessed uncertainty, recalling Transylvania’s historical shifts. Clerk Belle D Hall recorded his birthplace as Romania amid evolving European borders.
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Franz Stephen Linehart
Patagonia
Linhart
Belle D. Hall
Superior Court
Mary Anne Frances Rusby
Linhart Replied. “What Do You Mean, You Don’t Know?” Mrs. Hall
Transylvania
Austria- Hungary Empire
Rumania
Hungary
Germany
Italy
Red Cross Plans Free 11 Pound Gift Packages for Prisoners
The International Red Cross and Tucson chapter announced mail arrangements for World War prisoners under the Geneva Treaty. An 11 pound package may be sent without postage to properly identified prisoners of war, while interned civilians are excluded. Prohibited items include knives scissors hacksaws and questionable printed material. Packages should be well wrapped in packing canvas.
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International Red Cross
Tucson
German prisoner wins Rio de Janeiro bond raffle
A Rio municipal bond raffle in Brazil was won by a German prisoner who had been held in a concentration camp in Australia. The incident links a German national to the prize amid wartime history.
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Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Australia
Stop-Wear Lubrication at Union Oil Station
A first person vendor notes the benefits of a Stop-Wear service at a Union Oil station after a ride home with a happy traveler. He recommends customers visit their Union Oil Dealer for a Stop-Wear job to make cars shine inside and out with clean glass, dressed running boards, tires, battery, radiator, oil, horn button, and choke rods checked.
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Union Oi
Union Oil
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Frank Robles
U. S
Prescott Riflemen
Bernard Oliver
Norman Mathews
Richard Oliver
Miller
Homer Combs
Combs
John Ball
Tucson Legion Auxiliary
S. P
Tucson Hospital
Railway Express
Western Union
Il-Air Service
Dave Miller
Dayo Miller
North Fourth Avenue
Allison Death
Old
University of Arizona
Santa Cruz County
Sonoita
Santa Cruz
George Allison
Selaro
Mowry
Harshaw
Old Camp Street
San Xavier
Olive Camp
Warner Lake
Eagle Milling Company
Allison Brothers
Jaynes Station
Baboquivari Mountains
Kate
Scott Street
Reep
Wheeler
Red Cross
Health Spot Shoe Shop
Thea Omlid
E. Congress
By John Clinton
Union Oil Company
North 6Th Ave
Tria
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