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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1944

Page

2

Yuma Farmers Protest Arrests Over Aliens Labor War Policy

Angered farmers along the Yuma border denounce three arrests of local American farmers on alien smuggling warrants by U S patrols. They say labor needs for harvest and war production are essential and protest the use of war-prison labor limits, detailing cases of Lattie and Seale amid border tensions.

Yuma Arizona United America Woose Sons Hugo ‘Farmer Mohawk Antell Gilar Jean Lattie Wellton Smalldren Yuma Valley Lattie Yumaha United States William O. Seale Yuma County Seale Navy Pacific Farmer Seale

Sst. Timchenko Attending WAC OCS In South

Sgt Nina Alexandrovna de Kareva Timchenko of 1025 East Mabel Street Tucson has left for WAC officer candidate school at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia for a twelve week course and will become a second lieutenant. Born in Russia and now a U.S. citizen she has a diverse wartime record.

Nina Alexandrovna de Kareva Timchenko Mabel Street Tucson WAC Ft. Oglethorpe Sgt St. Petersburg Institute Russia France Anne Morgan American Committee America Hunter College New York Hollywood Boston Ariz Christopher Square Lowry Field Denver Colo Des Moines Freeman Field Ind Wrightfield M. N. Kostiuk Ussr Government Purchasing Commission

YMCA Camp to Close With Events This Week

The YMCA ends its largest summer program for boys with a closing assembly featuring Howard Miller and a Mickey Mouse club show led by William Jett. A Thursday 7 30 parent boy rally will award winners in track and field, swimming, crafts and photography as two hikes and other activities wrap up the Stay at Home camp after a season with 4 161 total attendance and 1 800 high school bus riders.

YMCA Hervey Smith Howard Miller Mickey Mouse Club William Jett Smith YMCAA J. W. Whippo Albert H. Rose Whippo William Carnall A. V. Humphreys H. A. Fuller A. J. Fuller A. V. Fuller Sergio Berg Teddy O'Dell Bill Cooney Robert Pine Rudy Castro Jerry Neavitt John Monahan Glenn Brown Dwight Shuman George Bledsoe Bill Hull Donald Matson Ronnie King Barton Fathera Ronald Golden Robert Steinebach Glenn Pine Chico Stone Jere Bower Bobby Bledsoe Wayne Tilford Jerry Coppola Jimmy Banther Dick Longclow Ronny King Wester Olsen David Wood Myron Personius Minnow Club Richard Beck A. V Humphreys Paul Hendrickson Dick Hull Thomas Neavitt Jim Lopez Dick Aceado Robert Bishop Joe Huff Joe Leon Jim Thomas Rudy Sopher David Louden Paul Stanbrough Sterling Merriman

Somerton Fire Ravages Shop and Stores

A blaze in Somerton caused about 20000 dollars in damage to a machine shop a variety and grocery store and a duplex home. Spontaneous combustion of fertilizer in the MacDaniel machine shop is blamed as firemen from Yuma and the Yuma Army airbase fought the four hour blaze. Tractors and large farm equipment were moved from the shop while some grocery stock and furnishings were saved.

Somerton MacDaniel Yuma Yuma Army

Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson

A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Edward L Henry at 2:25 pm August 29 at 1335 E Linden St Tucson. A girl to Capt and Mrs Joe Bonn et at 4:14 pm August 29 at 901 E First St Tucson. A boy to Staff Sgt and Mrs Carl L Lewis at 11:25 pm August 29 at 110 S Cuesta Tucson. A girl to Mr and Mrs David Doowle at 1:00 am August 30 at 1415 E 2nd St Tucson. A girl to Dr and Mrs Victor Gore at 2:05 am August 30 at 2527 E 3rd St Tucson.

Edward L. Henry E. Linden St Tucson Joe Bonnet E. First St Carl L. Lewis S. Cuesta

Hall Approves Nellie Covert Property Sale

Judge William G. Hall approves sale under court order of part of lot 10 block 250 on East Toole Avenue. Sale to Dan N Brewster and Sadie Brewster for 17000 by Tucson Realty Trust Company guardian for Nellie Covert, due to declining real estate values and risk of loss to the ward.

Can Sadie Brewster Realty, Trust Co Nellie Covert William G. Hall Dan N The Tucson Realty &Trust Company Covert Miss Covert East Toole Avenue

Walls Divorce Judgment Filed in Superior Court

Blanche Walls sues Ben Walls in a divorce action. The court records indicate a judgment favoring the plaintiff in the case presided by William G. Hall.

Superior Court William G. Hall Blanche Walls Ben Walls Plaintiff

Police Court Records Note Vagrancy and Reckless Driving

Grace Young vagrancy fined 10 dollars or 19 days. William T. Cotton reckless driving 350 dollars or 30 days. Tex Davis vagrancy 10 dollars or 10 days. Jesse Berry vagrancy continued to Wednesday.

Paul J. Cella Grace Young William T. Cotton Tex Davis Jesse Berry

Marriage Licenses and Fish Club Members List

Belle PD. Hall clerk records marriage licenses for Keith A Krieger 23 Palo Alto California and Margery Pilling 24 Hamden Connecticut. The Fish club tests list includes Bill Carnall Paul Hendrickson James Kampmeier Dick Hull James Kelly Thomas Neavitt Donald Matson John Monahan Wendell Carnall.

Belle PD. Hall Keith A. Krieger Palo Alto Calif Margery Pilling Hamden Conn Fish Club Bill Carnall Paul Hendrickson James Kampmeier Dick Hull James Kelly Thomas Neavitt Donald Matson John Monahan Wendell Carnall

Whisky Bottles Spark Tenant Eviction Case at 1226 East Lee

In Judge Hall's court Hyman Epstein sought eviction of tenant Sylvia Licker from a cabin at 1226 East Lee Street citing daily removal of whisky bottles and noisy piano playing. The judge ordered her to move by Sept 19, noting tenant-union sentiment and responsibility for guests. Licker defended herself, arguing music balance and ownership of a cooler controversy.

Hyman Epstein William G. Hall Sylvia Licker East Lee Street Licker Epstein Miss Licker Hall Lea Rothenberg

Reckless Driver Nearly Puts Patrol Car On Curb

Patrolmen A G Jackson and FE Hendricks chased William T Cotton after he ran a stop sign and sped through downtown East Congress. Cotton pleaded guilty to reckless driving hours later and faced a fine or jail term from Magistrate Paul J Cella.

A. G. Jackson FE. Hendricks East Congress Street Toole Avenue Toole and Congress Jackson William T. Cotton West Lopaz Street Cotton Paul J. Cella East Broadway South Sixth Avenue Sixth Broadway 17Th Street

75 Millimeter Shell Explodes Killing Detroit Boy

In Detroit a 75 millimeter World War I souvenir shell exploded in a Doran backyard killing 10 year old Daniel Broush and wounding three companions. John Strejan 11 Ramond Ostrowski 11 and Daniel Doran 5 were treated for injuries including broken hip and leg and multiple shrapnel wounds.

Detroit Daniel Broush John Strejan Ramond Ostrowski Daniel Doran James Payne Doran

Silence Restored at Epstein Establishment Court Hearing

Miss Licker testified the noise at a court residence known as the Epstein establishment eased after her guest left. The judge compared courts to hotels, noting tenants must maintain more quiet than typical homes. She said bottles labeled whisky were empty drink bottles from visitors and had not been moved in weeks.

Licker Miss Licker Court Epstein Establishment Judge Hall

Officer Exonerated In Fingerprint Forgeries Case

Captain James O Barker of Miami Florida was exonerated today by the International Fingerprint Association executive board on charges of faking a fingerprint in the murder trial of Count Alfred de Marigny at Nassau Bahamas last year.

Deadwood S. D James O. Barker Miami Fla The International Fingerprint Association Alfred de Marigny Nassau Bahamas

Charges Against Doctor Dismissed in Gasoline Case

Phoenix August 30. U S Commissioner F A Hickerby yesterday afternoon dismissed OPA charges against Dr N A Hightower a Negro physician for making false claims in applying for gasoline for agricultural purposes due to insufficient evidence.

Phoenix U. S F. A. Hickerwell OPA N. A. Hightower

Aldrich Family Show Premieres on KTUC Friday

Henry Aldrich leads the new Aldrich Family show starting Friday September 1 at 6 P.M. on KTUC with a funnier season and a new time and network.

Henry Aldrich Aldrich KTUC

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