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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
9
Default judgments were entered in three civil cases. Le Horst Rete, buyer of a so called dinshah, described as a cure all machine, had it forfeited to the United States and must seek redress from the seller. Also forfeited were three truck tires a Dodge coupe and other items seized in violation of export control rules.
The Stonewall Electric company owns 116 miles of lines and equipment north and east of Tucson. Construction cost as of Dec. 31, 1945 amounted to $80,616 with $65,355 covering depreciation and loan payments on REA loans.
President Truman, on vacation in Hamilton Bermuda, studies candidates for the atomic energy control commission. A five member board is expected to be announced after his return. He also planned another fishing trip, having outfished his party last Friday.
San Antonio Aug 26 Judge Robert W B Terrell says he was joking when he suggested a San Angelo Army colonel take a 12 gauge shotgun and finish off his wife's suitor Texas style. He said letters and calls from across the nation interrupted a peaceful Sunday at home.
Judge Howard C. Speakman of the local federal court will travel to San Francisco California for a week to join the Ninth Circuit federal judges conference. He will then go to Seattle Washington to sit with Judge John C. Bowen and stay until October 10 before returning to Seattle for federal court sessions and later travel to Globe for a term of court.
Two more enlistments were reported from the local Marine corps recruiting office today. They are Joseph Francisco Juarez of 4006 Paseo Grande Street and Julio Castro Arriaga of 1934 East 14th Street.
The Thunderbird air field in Arizona is advertised for sale at 100 percent discount to a newly organized nonprofit, the American Institute for Foreign Trade. The institute was founded by 15 Phoenix business leaders and two former Army officers, including Lt. Gen. B. K. Yount named president.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH a plain powder to stabilize false teeth by sprinkling on plates. It emphasizes comfort and security with no gummy taste and notes the product is alkaline. Available at drug stores.
Mayor Janstad refused to comment on charges of mismanagement in Tucson housing as Post, the federal housing authority director, delayed decisions. Tophey and Elias, vacationing abroad, left the authority largely inactive while veterans groups met to discuss the dispute and possible action.
Local veterans groups accuse the housing authority of favoritism in allocating 1 125 units in Tucson and Ajo. They pressed the city council and Mayor Jaastad, faced with recalls that stalled under Jaastad loyalists. Resignations followed as a potential solution to end the dispute.
Public records show Dorothea Delgado and Genaro Delgado reaching a divorce decree in the superior court. Also listed are entries for marriage licenses and reckless driving charges involving Paul J. Cella and others, with various names and locales reflected in the docket.
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital list multiple newborns with parents names and times of birth including a boy at 5 55 pm and a girl at 1 57 pm on August 25 in Tucson. Other entries mention families such as Mr and Mrs John Tearney Mr and Mrs A C Brewer and Mr and Mrs Wilber J Watkins with addresses in Tucson Sahuarita and West 19th Street.
Phoenix report states a young married woman died Sunday in Phoenix from infantile paralysis. Doctors say the respiratory form, common in Arizona this year, proved fatal.
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