Tucson Sewer Program Will Be Conducred
Arizona defense public works funding moves forward with proposed Tucson sewer expansion and recreation facility upgrades. Officials A. C. Tilley and Dr. L. B. Byington review $150 million fund allocations and confirm plans include enlarging the Tucson disposal plant and adding two treatment facilities serving the Army air base and Veterans hospital.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Defense Public Works Program
A. C. Tilley
Federal Security Agency
L. B. Byington
U. S. Public Health Service
Denver
Congress
Tucson
Army Air Base
Veterans’ Hospital
R. E. Stallings
Public Records Disturbing the Peace and Divorce Decree
Superior Court judge J G Richardson presides an appeal from a justice court case involving William Hickman charged with disturbing the peace. The matter includes a divorce decree granted in the dispute labelled Trinidad Aros Calmenero versus Cruz M Calmenero.
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Superior Court
J. G. Richardson
William A. West
Justice Court
William Hickman
Trinidad
Aros Calmenero
Cruz M. Calmenero
Justice Court Notices Siqueiros Appeals Reckless Driving Conviction
Frank Siqueiros files notice of appeal in justice court from a reckless driving conviction on August 26.
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Justice Court
Frank Siqueiros
Police Court Proceedings Include Burglaries and Vagrancy
Judge Paul Cella and George Pinner hear cases in night time burglary to Pima county. Raoul Ceazar charged with vagrancy fined $10 or 10 days. Julius B Knight in joyriding case continued to August 28.
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Paul Cella
George Pinner
Pima County
Raoul Ceazar
Julius B. Knight
Negro Held After Market Burglary Night Crime
George Pinner, 25, described as a Negro, was held for prosecution after night time burglary at Joe Wee’s market 556 North Main Street. Police seek burglar identity from another break in at 2902 Oracle Road. Stolen items included whiskey, cigars, meat, and 75 bottles of pop valued at $12.
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Joe Wee
North Main Street
George Pinner
Pima County
Paulln
Oracle
June M. McKissick
Stone Avenue
North
Mulvey to Speak on Football as Referee at Knights
Arthur C. Mulvey, a University of Minnesota graduate and veteran referee, will discuss football from referees and spectators perspectives and explain new rulings at a Knights of Columbus meeting at the club house on South Stone Street Thursday night at 8. Absentees Night urged. Mulvey has officiated in Arizona and Tucson high schools. Refreshments to follow.
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Arthur C. Mulvey
Knights of Columbus
South Stone
Mulvey
University of Arizona
Tucson
University of Minnesota
Demand for artificial leather rises in Chile
Demand for artificial leather from the United States is increasing in Chile. Trade sources note growing imports and stronger interest from Chilean manufacturers seeking synthetic hides for upholstery and fashion items.
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United States
Chile
Ranger Ed McPhaul Returns From New Mexico Visit
Ed McPhaul of the Coronado National Forest Service completed a two week trip to New Mexico with his brother Jay. He traveled with his wife and son Rex.
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ED McPhaul
The
Coronado National Forest Service
Jay
New Mexico
Rex
Egg inspection stamps to be distributed in Tucson
Deputy State Egg Inspector G. O. Stover will visit the supervisors' office tomorrow to distribute egg inspection stamps to Tucson merchants.
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Stover
Supervisors
Tucson
Phillips Chapel ham dinner sponsored by Southside Club
The Southside Club of the Phillips Chapel Church sponsors a ham dinner tomorrow from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m for reservations or delivery call 4253.
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Southside Club
Phillips Chapel Church
Local Soldier Selected for Roosevelt School of Aeronautics
Private Paul Joulsohn of 1830 East Eighth Street, now stationed at Mitchel Field, New York, has been chosen to attend the Roosevelt School of Aeronautics at Roosevelt Field Mineola for a twenty week course in airplane mechanics.
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Paul Joulsohn
Ray Joulsohn
East Eighth Street
Mitchel Field
N Y
Roosevelt School of Aeronautics
Roosevelt Field
Mineoloa
N. Y
University Methodist youths retreat in Upper Sabine Canyon
The annual retreat of the young people from University Methodist Church will be held tomorrow in Upper Sabine Canyon. Robert E. Dickenson Jr a student at the University of Southern California school of religion will conduct the services.
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University Methodist Church
Upper
Sabine Canyon
Robert E. Dickenson, Jr
University of Southern California School of Religion
Brooklyn Woman Slays Family Then Herself
A Brooklyn woman Mary Morey and three of her four children were killed in a flat, two others wounded. A note found in the bloodstained home read This is the best way out Don't touch anything. The suspect's husband, a former police officer, was faintly identified as the killer by police.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edward A. Hefferman
Hefferman
Mary Morey
Marcella
Claire
Paul
William, Jr
William
Methodist Hospital
Morey
Woman Purser Helen Paterson Breaks Rim on Great Lakes
Leamington Ontario woman Helen Paterson believed to be the only woman assistant purser on Great Lakes ships. She had not been on a boat before taking the position this summer after nursing studies and work at Hopewell hospital in Leamington.
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Sandusky, O
U.P
Great Lakes
Helen Paterson
Leamington, Ont
Miss Paterson
Hopewell Hospital
Leamington
Uruguay Keeps Fresh Fruit From Outbound Shipments
A government rule in Uruguay requires official permission for exporting fresh fruit, restricting outbound shipments until approval is granted.
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Uruguay
Induction Of De Concini Set Next Week
Eva De Concini will be inducted as judge of superior court No. 2 of Pima County on Tuesday Sept. 1. The ceremony at 10 a.m. in Superior Court No. 1 will feature Judge William G. Hall introducing Clarence Houston who will preside. Houston will introduce John Haynes and Frank Hartman to speak for the legal community.
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Eva de Concini
Superior Court No. 2
Pima County
Superior Court No. 1
William G. Hall
Clarence Houston
Tucson
University of Arizona Board of Regents
Houston
John Haynes
State Bar Association
Frank Hartman
Pima County Bar Association
Deaf and Blind Unit Plans Membership Drive Tea
The Arizona School for the Deaf and the Blind Parents and Teachers club outlined a membership drive and a tea honoring Superintendent Edward Tillinghast at a yesterday meeting. Mrs. Leonard Daily will lead the drive and Mrs. J L Soto will oversee the tea arrangements. A committee was named to draft association objectives.
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Parents’ and
Arizona School For the Deaf and the Blind
Edward Tillinghast
Association
Tillinghast
J. L. Soto
Leonard Daily
Reckless Driving Case Appealed by Frank Siqueiros
Frank Siqueiros appeals his reckless driving conviction in superior court. Arizona Highway Patrolman Walter Akens reported he drove 45 mph in a 25 mph zone on South Main Street near the city limits. Justice C. W. Gardner fined him 30 dollars or 30 days in jail.
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Frank Siqueiros
Walter Akens
Arizona
South Main Street
C. W. Gardner
Justice of Peace
Siqueiros
Slayer Demands California Governor Permit Execution
Eldon R. Hawk, 26, demanded Governor Olson allow his San Quentin gas chamber execution for murder. Hawk and friend John Lininger, 40, are slated to die together, with Olson not indicating any reprieve. Hawk urged execution by Aug. 29 or self-inflicted death, while Lininger had once sought clemency.
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Sacramento
Calif
Eldon R. Hawk
Ging
Yolo County
Hawk
John William Lininger
Olson
Lee Arris
Los Angeles
California
Lininger
Luke Field Threatens Cactus Garden Raid After Tree Dispute
Luke Field soldiers angry over Tucson base obtaining 10 000 trees from a Glendale nursery threaten a raid on the Tucson cactus gardens. A convoy from Tucson hauled away the trees, and Luke Field says it will add finishing touches to its air base while advising a sentry be posted to guard the cacti.
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Phoenix
Luke Field
Tucson
State Highway Department
Glendale
TAX CLAIM AGAINST CHURCH IS STUDIED
Pima county supervisors studied a claim by Tom Collins that the Roman Catholic diocese of Tucson owe 495 in delinquent taxes on machinery once owned by the Keddington Mission Printing company now defunct. Joseph H. Riley for the diocese offered 437.92 as payment for back tolls on mortgaged real estate and a similar mortgage appeared on the printing shop machinery.
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Pima County
Tom Collins
Tucson
Keddington Mission Printing Company
Joseph H. Riley
Dentists robbed by gunman acting as patient
A dental office technician, Henry Pettit, answered a knock and admitted a man with a toothache. The visitor bound Pettit with towels, stole $15 from the cash drawer, and fled after drawing a pistol.
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Philadelphia
Henry Pettit
Pettit
Time's A-Waitin Recipe Contest for 7Up Dishes
A call to send in 7Up recipes promising tasty sparking dishes and drinks. Winners announced the first week in September. Listen to For Women Only Thursday at 10 30 over KVOA.
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KVOA
Discharge Delays for Draftees on Dependency Grounds
Washington August 27 UP The War Department says discharge of selectees and national guardsmen on dependency or hardship grounds will be delayed as claims are checked. About 200,000 men are to be released by December 10, with priority given to dependency cases and Red Cross investigations to verify claims. First to be released are those meeting hardship criteria under the program.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Red Cross
New War Department Policy Sets September Discharges
Officials said eligible veterans will receive discharge papers September 1 under a new policy. During September a small percentage will be discharged to avoid abrupt unit strength drops, with October arrangements for increased induction of selectees to speed releases. Brazil decreed all domestically produced gold must be sold to the national bank.
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War Department
Brazil
Sweden Turns Unsellable Fish Into Margarine
In Sweden a new process uses unsold fish to produce margarine. The project aims to reduce waste by converting rejected catches into food products, highlighting innovative reuse of seafood resources.
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Sweden
German munitions workers get higher meat rations
In Germany during wartime, munitions workers receive more meat allowances than the general civilian population, reflecting prioritized food distribution for essential war production.
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Germany
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N. Stone Ave
Tucson, Ariz
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Pima
Slayer
Studebaker
Sions
C.I.T
J & B Motors, Inc
Jack Erny
Stone Ave
Cash & Carry Cleaning Service
Wallis Cleaning Service
E. Ninth St
Marinello Beauty Shop
Santa Rita Hotel
Tucson Gas
Electric Light & Power CO
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