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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1941

Page

5

Defense Stamp Drive Advocates Countywide Subscriptions

Sasabe residents plan to subscribe every living person to the national defense savings program at a community gathering led by Dick Jenkins, with stamps bought via stamp albums for each family. The effort includes a drive to distribute pamphlets and posters in Tucson and across Pima County, aiming to place sale points near every household.

Sasabe Tucson National Defense Savings Program Dick Jenkins Pima Jenkins Clark Hickox la Osa Ranch Ajo Pima County Defense Savings Committee Gregory Rawlins Phelps Dodge Tion Ajo Citizens Committee Pima County Chamber of Commerce Harry Holbert Valley Bank Robert Morrow Tom Collins Southern Pacific Railway Art Sundin Mountain States Telephone Company Alice Brazzel East First Street Harold Collins Earl Rooks American Federation of Labor B. H. Omand Cortaro University of Arizona Alfred Atkinson William Kimball L. A. Lohse William H. Johnson

Public Records Notice In Civil Actions

William G. Hall presiding Wade T. and Mayme Campbell sue H. M. and Carolyne Lavender for damages with motion to dismiss with prejudice filed. State vs. Southern Pacific Company involves a complaint on train length limit with defendant’s closing brief filed.

Wade T Mayme Campbell H. M Carolyne Lavender State Southern Pacific Company

Norton vs Bransford tax refund suit judgment for plaintiff

Superior Court Eva De Concini presiding reports judgments granting plaintiff in tax refund suit against W S Bransford et al. Alberta Fields versus Frank Fields divorce ends in judgment for plaintiff. Lillie Capin vs Louis and Ann Rosslyn damages complaint set for jury trial.

Eva de Concini Oakley T. Norton W. S. Bransford Alberta Fields Frank Fields Lillie Capin Louis Ann Rosslyn

Justice Court Docket with Fines and Bonds

Judge C W Gardner presides as A B Russell draws and exhibits a deadly weapon with six months suspended. Don Chun fined ten dollars for employing an unlicensed chauffeur. Major Robert D Waring posts a fifty dollar appearance bond. Ed Peterson fined ten dollars for speeding. Evaristo Zamorano Jr fined twenty five dollars or twenty five days in jail for disturbing the peace. Ruben A Huerta fined two dollars for operating a motor vehicle without a chauffeur's license.

Justice Court C. W. Gardner A. B. Russell Don Chun Robert D. Waring Ed Peterson Evaristo Zamorano, Jr Ruben A. Huerta

Police Court Docket Summary From Local Session

Paul Cella presiding. George Cody hears as disturbing the peace with a ten dollar fine or ten days. Karl A Sauer military offense to U S Army. Margaret Hill vagrancy bonds set at twenty five dollars with case continued. John W Britton reckless driving ten day jail or thirty dollar fine. Aaron Brothers night time burglary referred to Pima county.

Paul Cella George Cody Karl A. Sauer U. S. Army Margaret Hill John W. Britton Aaron Brothers Pima County

Marriage Licenses Granted in Arizona and New Mexico

Belle D. Hall, Clerk James M. Richmond aged 41 of Ajo Arizona and Goldie M. Tracy aged 45 of Rowood Arizona. Bob W. Wellman aged 27 of Odessa Texas and Mary Katherine Opitz aged 23 of Anthony New Mexico.

Belle D. Hall James M. Richmond Ajo Goldie M. Tracy

Urban 20 to 24 shows 500000 more women than men

The 1940 census reports a gender imbalance in cities with about one half million more women than men aged 20 to 24. The finding highlights shifting demographics in urban areas during the early 1940s.

Small Miners Urged To Oppose Workmen’s Rate Hike

PHOENIX December 2 Charles F Willis secretary of the Arizona Small Mine Operators association said members fear a proposed 35 percent rise in basic workmen's compensation insurance for Arizona miners. He urged association councils to send reps to the state industrial commission hearing in Phoenix December 9 where rates will be discussed. The current rate is 7.24 per 100 dollars payroll while the commission cites an actual loss of 7.34 and argues higher rates are needed. Willis warned small operators would bear a heavy burden from the increase.

Phoentex Charles F. Willis Arizona Small Mine Operators Association Arizona Willis Industrial Commission Phoenix

Pan-American Club Hosts Mexican Envoy and Staff

More than 100 members and guests attended a banquet at El Charro cafe honoring newly appointed Mexican Consul Elias Colunga and staff. Farewell for Alfonso Benevendo, talks on hemisphere solidarity, and Spanish poems performed by Sr. Pat M. Leon and Dr. Fred Valles highlighted the evening with participation from Candelario Sedillo, J R de la Torre Bueno, and others.

Candelario V. Sedillo Alianza Hispano Americana J. R. de la Torre Bueno John D. Fitz-Gerald John Brooks Alex Jacome Citizen Nathaniel McKelvey Carl Molling Mexican Tourist Bureau

Adulterated Gas Sentencing Set in Phoenix

Superior Judge Dudley Windes will impose sentence next Monday on Virgil Vance of Mesa after he pleaded guilty to five counts of adulterated gasoline. Vance was released on bond, with deputy county attorney Darrell Parker stating the act may not have been wilful wrongdoing.

Phoenix Dudley W. Windes Virgil Vance Mesa Vance Darrell R. Parker Windes

Townsend Sees Revolution Linked to U S Poverty

Dr Francis E Townsend told the Senate Finance Committee that a political revolution is coming unless the government shifts its attitude to the needy. He urged a gross income tax to fund larger old age pensions and condemned the social security act as a farce while warning destitution grows among the elderly.

Washington Francis E. Townsend Senate Finance Committee Townsend Hitler Marjorie Shearon The Public Health Service Thomas D-Okla

Power systems of REA set record gains in 12 months

Rural Electrification Administration financed systems increased electricity distribution by 82 percent in the year ended June 30. Consumer members rose from 549,604 to 780,482, revenue grew from 17,376,086 to 29,356,462, and miles of line extended from 232,978 to 307,590. By June 30, 419 of 732 systems met all loan repayments, 282 were ahead, with 21 in arrears.

Washington Rural Electrification Administration Agriculture Department

Britain braces for two year war effort says Churchill

Britain and the United States move to full war mobilization as Churchill warns Germany cannot match Allied manpower and industry. He notes Russia's resistance, American aid to Russia, and Britain's growing industrial strength while predicting a prolonged struggle with heavy losses for Germany.

United Press Britain Germany Winston Churchill United States Russia Hitler Churchill Africa East Rostov Moscow

Notable 1921 Births and Deaths Record Highlight

The year 1921 recorded the lowest annual deaths since 1918 while also marking the highest ever total of annual births.

Hayden pledges no new Arizona monuments without notice

Senator Carl Hayden told a senate subcommittee that Arizona will not have new national monuments set without advance notice to the state’s congressional delegation. Norman Fain, Prescott cattleman, argued stockmen oppose more forest land for parks and monuments. Hayden said the delegation was not informed about a monument plan for Sycamore Canyon near Flagstaff, a proposal now abandoned for now.

Phoenix Carl Hayden Arizona Senate Public Land Administration Norman Fain Prescott Yavapai County Hayden Arrizona Department of Interior Sycamore Canyon Flagstaff

Russians Shot on Manchukuo Siberia Border Clash

Two Russian soldiers were killed when a patrol of five crossed the eastern border about 40 miles northwest of Vladivostok. A Japanese report said crossing near Tungning 25 miles south of Tungning led to a clash. three survivors fled into Soviet territory.

Tokyo Vladivostok Domei Hsinking Manchukuo Tungning

City offers city lots for 50 dollars to spur homes

Tarpon Springs Florida officials propose selling any city owned lot for fifty dollars to buyers who agree to start building a house within ninety days and finish within six months, aiming to accelerate the local housing boom.

Tarpon Springs Fla. U.P Gulf Coast

Wool Made Into Suit In Two Hours Ten Minutes

A remarkable English tale recounts wool stripped from a sheep crafted into a tailored suit in just two hours and ten minutes, highlighting swift textile-to-wear ingenuity of the era.

England

Youth Faces Veteran Harvest at International Livestock Show

In Chicago on December 2 1941 15 year old 4 H member T Richard Lacy from Kansas Ill competes against seasoned cattlemen for the grand champion steer title at the International Livestock Exposition He wins top honors in the medium lightweight Hereford class and earns the junior division champion tag The grand prize yields about 3498 dollars for last year’s champ while corn competitions run long with L H Schmiesing Vernon Center Minnesota winning the Corn Duke for a top hybrid No 405 sample.

Chicago America T. Richard Lacy Kansas Ill Lacy T O Evelyn Asay Mt. Carroll, Til L. H. Schmiesing Vernon Center, Minn

Predator-control program reports coyote toll in Nevada

The U S fish and wildlife service reports that Nevada’s predator control last year killed 8 200 animals including 7 460 coyotes 735 bobcats and five mountain lions across the state.

Reno Nev Nevada U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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