Two Sentenced On Narcotic Counts Today
In U S district court Judge Albert M Sames sentenced Jack Carter to three years and Howard F Baulkey to two years for forging and distributing narcotic prescriptions in the name of Tucson physician Dr E J Nagoda The cases also feature Roosevelt Shannon a former soldier from Ft Huachuca who received 18 months on two counts for forging money orders payable to Henry mple and a court suspended five year term for Francisco Valencia on selling liquor to an Indian The proceedings recount Carter prior narcotic and burglary convictions while Baulkey waived counsel and pled guilty Shannon spoke of his deceased child as the court imposed sentence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carter
Howard F. Baulkey
Albert M. Sames
U. S. District Court
E. J. Nagoda
Tucson
Cpl
Roosevelt Shannon
Ft. Huachuca
Francisco Valencia
Carter
Leavenworth
K. Berry Peterson
U. S
Baulkey
Ft. Worth
Lexington
Shannon
Henry Mple
Falaise Trap Reaches 122000 Nazis Trapped
British second army headquarters says about 122000 Germans were killed or captured in the Falaise entrapment through Aug 25, with more prisoners to count as mopping up continues south and west of Rouen. The loss includes 30000 killed and 92000 captured across American British and Canadian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Chester
Seine
Falaise
Second Army
von Kluge
Rouen
Vernon
Norway
Indians May Set National Association
WINDOW ROCK Aug 29 A series of conferences with members of the returned Indian Students association heard support for activating a National Association of American Indians. The body would be the National Council of American Indians including tribes from western states. A Chicago tentative constitution was noted and an October Denver convention planned to finalize aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Returned Indian Students’ Association
National Association of American Indians
D'Arcy McNickle
Indian Office
Washington
National Council of American Indians
AoscNichie
Papago
United Pueblos
National Council
Chicago
Denver
McNickle
United Front
Congress
90 Plan Tucson V Day Celebration
The Tucson committee for V day celebration was organized with 50 plus civic church military and business representatives meeting for planning. The group will review schedules from other communities and hotel suggestions under temporary chair Sam Seaney while no specific plans are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Committee
Chamber of Commerce and
Tucson Merchants’ Association
Tucson
Sam Seaney
Merchants’ Association
C. E. Goyette
Chamber
Phoenix
National Retailers’ Association
Amphitheatre Schools Open September 5
Amphitheatre district schools will begin the fall semester on Tuesday September 5. Registration runs 9 a m to 3 p m on September 1 and 2 with bus service available Friday. The article lists junior and senior high faculty and elementary staff for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Stewart
Irene Brinkmeyer
Margaret Brown
Lillian Cooper
Leo Faunce
Neil Goodman
Garland T. Hampton
Florence Harper
Floyd D. Howard
Lillian Johnson
William I. le Boff
Martha Neff
Evelyn Overpeck
Esther Parris
B. D. Reazin
Johanna Regan
Eva L. Richerson
Hutton Webster Jr
Helen Brown Keeling
Margarett Barr
Wilma Hartley
Berta Shires
Frances Wharton
Eleanor Johnston
Alice S. Rogers
Virdie Mae Easley
Winifred Harelson
Georgia Jenkins
Irene Rosenblatt
Leona P. Bryan
Bernice Peterson
Lulu S. Walker
Cecelia Allen
Eugenia Barnes
Gladys Wharton
Martha Jones
Lillian Vinson
Elizabeth Burnett
Home Economics Department
Stewart
Two Injured in Niagra Cuesta Street Collision
Dolores Durrazo and Rosalia Villa suffered injuries when a car carrying them and driven by Margaret Bowling collided with Anita Martinez’s vehicle at the Niagara Cuesta crossing. Durrazo remained at St Marys for back injuries, Villa was treated and discharged. Martinez car damage about 100 dollars, Bowling car about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Durrazo
Anita
Rosalia Villa
Margaret Bowling
Niagara Street
Anita Martinez
Carmen Street
Niagara
Cuesta Streets
Sheriff's Deputies
Martinez
Southside Pool To Stay Open Another Month
The Southside swimming pool will stay open for another month if attendance remains profitable. A petition from residents of the grounds housing project led Mayor Henry Jaastad to approve the extension with city manager Phil J. Martin Jr and recreation director Marvin Clemens reporting weekly attendance averaging 1165 admissions including 165 adults, 950 students, and 50 soldiers at 22nd Street and Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Henry 0. Jaastad
22Nd Street
Second Avenue
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Janstad
Marvin Clemens
Ex Senator Norris Suffer Cerebral Hemorrhage
McCook Neb Aug 29 George W Norris 83 year old former veteran independent United States senator from Nebraska suffered a cerebral hemorrhage early today His physician reports he is unconscious but resting easily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Neb
George W. Norris
United States
Nebraska
Lyons Named Field Head Of Red Cross At Marana
Carl H. Lyons 27, named field director at Marana Army airfield succeeding John A. Knauft who moves to assistant personnel director at the San Francisco regional office. Lyons hails from Fort Dodge Iowa and previously led Red Cross work at McChord Tacoma Paine Everett and Paine Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Lyons
American Red Cross
Western Army
Marana Army Airfield
John A. Knauft
San Francisco
Knauft
Marana
Gila Bend
Ajo Army
Lyons
Fort Dodge
McChord Field
Tacoma
Wash
Paine Field
Everett
Red Cross
Posch Maricopa Belle from UA Sets Dairy Record
The University of Arizona Holstein cow Posch Maricopa Belle produced 96,659 pounds of milk and 3,603.7 pounds of butterfat in six lactations, with a 378 pound butterfat yield from 10,304 pounds of milk in 216 days of twice daily milking. The cow, aged eight years six months, is rated very good in type. T. E. Elder of New Hampshire inspected 209 head and rated four animals excellent and 25 very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Holstein-Friesian Association
UA Posch Maricopa Belle
T. E. Elder
New Hampshire
Five Former UA ROTC Students Commissioned
Five members of the ROTC who were back at the University of Arizona in November have just received the commission of second lieutenant at the Engineering act in Ft. Belvoir, Va., according to word received here by Maj. John Magee. They are Second Lieutenants Jack A. Carter of El Segundo California Roy Coulson of Tucson Mayor Curtiss Globe Ray Henderson Tucson and John Mc Carty Whipple Ariz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROTC
University of Arizona
Engineering Act
Ft. Belvoir
John Magee
Jack A. Carter
el Segundo
Calif
Roy Coulson
Tucson
Mayor Curtiss
Globe
Ray Henderson
John McCarty
Whipple
Ariz
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Fort Huachuca
National Association
Ministers’ Association
Richard Dawson
New York Hotel Association
Germany
Harold Steinfeld
Alex Jacome
Seaney
E. D. Carmack
James C. Grant
Charles Neilson
James P. Boyle
Louis Felix
Chamber of Commerce
Ade Abbott
Harry Chambers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clinton Helbig
Sam Fowler
John R. Stille
Washington Few
American Legion
Alfred Atkinson
C. K. Rich
Davis Monthan
L. W. Proper
Ed Echols
Harold Wheeler
Henry O. Janstad
R. H. Martin
Board of Supervisors
George Chambers
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
John R. Batchelor
FSA
W. R. Lawrence
Consolidated Vultee
W. R. Lowe
Realty Board
Charles Fowler
Liquor Dealers’ Association
William C. Hall
Superior Court
John Durkin
Central Trades Council
George Bays
Southern Pacific
A. A. Smith
VFW
Monte Mansfield
W. E. Barnum
Draft Boards
Robert Morrow
Lee Little
KTUC
R. B. Williams
KVOA
Phil Martin
Margaret Knight
Coordinating Council
P. H. Ross
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ed Meyer
Santa Rita Hotel
J. M. Proctor
Pioneer Hotel
C. E. Gaver
Vigilantes
J. Byron McCormick
Ben McKinney
U. S. Marshal
Malcolm Huff
Ed Weil
The
DAV
K. V. Mansur
AWVS
Thelma McQuade
Visitors’ Club
Southside Pool
Jaastad
Fairground Group
Norris
John Knauft
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Ajo
Posch
Maricopa Belle
UA Rotc
Gallege Shop
Park Ave
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dee
Men’s Shop Caps
Montgomery. Ward
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