Sherman Case Opinion To Be Given Tonight
Tucson city attorney B G Thompson will deliver an opinion to the city council on procedure in the case of C W Sherman suspended police detective. The council has studied the hearing transcript as Sherman’s attorney E T Cusick seeks to address the body tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Thompson
Tucson
C. W. Sherman
Sherman
Don J. Hays
Hays
Civil Service Commission
San Diego
E. T. Cusick
Harold C. Wheeler
Council Studies
Cusick
Hoaxer Given Fight Months In U S Court
Donald C. Cox, an Army deserter, was sentenced by Judge M. Sames in federal court to eight months in jail after a guilty verdict for impersonating a U S officer. The case involved Cox posing as a lieutenant to sway Tucson residents about the airport project. A jury found Cox guilty after a brief trial last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Cox
Sames
Rodrigue Sanchez
Francisco Contreras
Will Murdock
Abelardo Perez
Many To Attend Meet Of Liquor Dealers
The annual meeting of the Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Association in Tucson Wednesday and Thursday is expected to draw the largest attendance in the group’s history. Francis A. Ames, president, said last year’s convention drew 350 and membership has risen. Principal speakers will include John A. Duncan, state liquor license and control department superintendent, and Ford Jennings, Phoenix, chairman of the Arizona Brewers and Beer Distributors committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Tucson
Francis A. Ames
Ames
John A. Duncan
State Liquor License and Control Department
Ford Jennings
Phoenix
Arizona Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee
British Expected To Increase Help
Mrs L E Bingham of 744 South Third Avenue remained unchanged at Desert sanatorium after an emergency appendectomy performed last Wednesday. No visitors are allowed. The Board of Supervisors received Frederick Gates' liquor license change petition to move from a ranch west of Tucson to East Broadway and Tucson Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bingham
Third Avenue
Desert Sanatorium
Board OF Supervisors
Frederick Gates
Tucson
East Broadway
Tucson Boulevard
First Christian Church Midweek Service at Ash Home
The Mid Week Services of the First Christian Church will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs D E Ash in I O O F hall Wednesday evening. A potluck supper will be served at 6 30 oclock. All friends of the church are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
D. E. Ash
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sons of the American Legion Meet Tonight
The Sons of the American Legion will assemble at 7 30 p m today in the Legion club house for a meeting in the local post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF the American Legion
Legion Club House
Prayer discussion at Universal Truth Center in Tucson
The Christian Healing class led by Mrs. Olive Leeke will meet tomorrow at 2 p m at 635 North Stone avenue. The event, held at the Universal Truth Center, is open to the public at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Truth Center
North Stone Avenue
Olive Leeke
Trial resumes in Southern Pacific train limit case
The State of Arizona suit against the Southern Pacific Company for violating the train limit law will resume at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in superior court with Judge Levi S. Udall of Apache county presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Superior Court
Levi S. Udall
Apache County
Phoenix man pleads guilty to petty theft
H. C. Finley, 27, of Phoenix, pleaded guilty in justice court today to petty theft of $20 from Mrs. D. W. Ingram dated October 28. Sentencing was postponed to later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Finley
Phoenix
D. W. Ingram
Justice Court
Otis Hatfield to Face Court Over Boarding House Fraud
Otis Hatfield, 59, of 132 North Hoff Street, is to be arraigned in justice court on charges of defrauding boarding house keeper Mae Osborn of 24 dollars and 35 cents on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Hatfield
North Hoff Street
Justice Court
Mae Osborn
Earl Chedester Pleads Innocent in Simple Battery Case
Earl Chedester aged 28 pleaded innocent to simple battery charges against hospital attendant William Williamson in justice court. Trial was set for 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chedester
William F. Williamson
Justice Court
Cotton Marketing Referendum Set for December 7
B H Ormand reports the 1941 marketing quota allows about 12 million bales of cotton to be sold without penalty if two thirds of producers voting approve in the referendum. Voting will be held December 7 at the county agent's office from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
B. H. Ormand
County Conservation Committee
Ormand
Judge Fined Self for Overparking in Santa Cruz
Police Judge William A. Deans, who fixes bail on traffic cases, was tagged for overparking and fined himself $1. The incident highlights a rare self-assessed penalty by a city judge in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Cal
U.P
William A. Deans
British planners foresee widening war in the Grecian sector
Cairo observers predicted increased British operations in southeastern Europe as Axis moves against Greece prompt Mussolini and Hitler to act. They said Italy’s Albania reinforcements may fail to turn the tide, forcing a British countermove and extending fighting toward the mainland and Mediterranean bases. General Catroux noted French troop reactions to Italian reverses in Africa and Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Albania
Greece
Rome
Germany
Mediterranean
Middle East
Suez Canal
Georges Catroux
Near East
Africa
Syria
Jace
Robbery Charge Ties Glenn Sorber to $4500 Theft
Glenn William Lorber 22 is charged after police link him to a Phoenix $4,500 robbery and hammer assault on friend Anthony Zeoli 23. Sorber allegedly returned to the tourist court, beat Zeoli, took his wallet, and fled to Tucson before Phoenix officers found him at a university football game. Zeoli remains in serious condition in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn William Lorber
Arizona Marquette
Phoenix
Sorber
Anthony Zeoli
Harold C. Wheeler
Zeoli
Harrison
N. J
Tucson
University Stadium
CAA Students at ULA to Train in Radio Work
Washington orders require advanced CAA flight trainees at University of Arizona to study radio sending and receiving. A demonstration plane will be loaned by the government and placed in the mechanical engineering lab. Mrs Peggy Molson will direct the radio phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
CAA
University of Arizona
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
Dean Butler
Peggy Molson
Signal Corps
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
Corn Trophy Show Highlights Local Seed Masters
Chester E. Trover of LaFontaine and the Brodbeck Brothers of Wabash offered trophies for top corn yields in Fair Enough. William Custer won Trovers trophy for farmers and Merle Custer claimed the Brodbeck Brothers prize for 4 H club members. Both prizes used seed corn from the rival firms.
China Builds Large Network of New Highways
A rapid expansion of highway construction progresses across China with extensive new routes planned to improve regional mobility and reduce travel times. Officials cite economic growth and regional integration as key goals behind the program.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoaxer
U. S
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
J. Knox Corbett Lumber & Hardware Company
J. L. Stockton Lumber Company
O'Malley Lumber Company
Foxworth-Killen Lumber Company
Pima Lumber Company
Mulcahy Lumber Company
Neal B. Waugh Lumber Company
Norton’s Lumber Yard
Builders Supply & Lumber Company
Petty’s Builders Emporium
Mann’s Lumber Company
Southwestern Sash & Door Company
Arizona Planing Mill
Arizona Sash, Door & Glass Company
By Edward Kennedy
Glenn
UL. A
Grocer’s
Haale
Holsum Bakers
P Liszy
Phat
Daddy
Thrifty Book
Madison Avenue
New York, N.Y
Jacome’s
Christmas Club Thrifties
Christmas Club
New York City
Ping Center of
China
Arizona
Leeach
Palas Eee
Royal Portables
Parker— Waterman and Sheafer
Holgate Educational Toys
State Theatre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!