Pigs at Center of Fisher Suit as Case Goes to Jury
Attorney Samuel Fowler argued before a jury for three days in the Fisher versus Suba case over keeping pigs near the town. The jury, led by A L Slonaker, returned a verdict supporting the pigs, allowing Suba to continue raising them despite neighbors’ protests about odor.
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Samuel Fowl
Evimee
Ville
Gladys Fisher
Suba
E Fishers
Fowler
A. L. Slonaker
Univer of Arizona
Owler
Illiam G. Hall
P Fowler
Knowlef
Fowto
Sighbors
Chronicle Honors 25th Anniversary
The Chronicle marks its twenty fifth anniversary on December 4 1944 linking back to its first issue published December 4 1919 in the building now Roskruge elementary. The long history notes editors and staff such as Doris Crepin Winchell Royce Cecil Hudnall Donald Still Sheldon White Lawrence Smith Charles Kinter Lawrence Rose and others shaping weekly issues and traditions including red letters and a rodeo edition begun in 1936 with milestones of staff moves and awards.
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Cactus Chronicle
Roskruge
Chronicle
Alice L. Vail
Tucson High School
Doris Crepin
Lawrence Suman
California
Winchell Royce
Tucson
Royce
Missouri
Newsweek
Cecil Hudnall
Donald
Hudnall
Still
Sheldon White
White
Technicolor
Hollywood
Vanity Fair
Lawrence Smith
Charles Kinter
Kinter
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Lawrence Rose
Girl Reserves To Hold Recognition Services
A joint Girl Reserve recognition service will be held at First Congregational church tomorrow for members of junior high Girl Reserve clubs. Mrs Margaret Knigham Metcalfe will lead organ music with a program by Mrs Heng Lois Sanderson and Louise Butler. The event includes talks by presidents of the clubs, new member responses, the lighting ceremony, and the singing of the Girl Reserve song. Refreshments follow downstairs with Mansfeld and takefield clubs hosting parents. Coed dance tonight runs 7 to m honoring officers of all Girl Reserve clubs. hosts listed include Adams Douglas Anderson Ahrens Bob Bailey Bud n Helen Ahlgrens Olivia Arci ga Caroline Baird Betty Jo nnefield Beverly Black.
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Margaret Kningham Metcalfe
Heng
Lois Sanderson
Id Louise Butler
Mansfeld and Akefield
1 Adams
Douglas Anderson
Roe Ahrens
Bob Bailey
Bud N
Helen Ahlgrens
Olivia Arciga
Caroline Baird
Betty Jonnefield
Beverly Black
New Black and White License Plates Arrive in February
Phoenix officials announce 1945 Arizona license plates for autos and trucks. Manufacturer delivery runs Feb 1 to 28 with a possible extension to April 1 via legislative action. Passenger plates are white with black numerals. truck plates are yellow numerals on black.
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Phoenix
Arizona
M. A. Goodwin
Goodwin
10 Day Vacations Attract Mexicans To Resort Towns
Mexico City dispatch reports about 40 000 federal employees taking 10 day vacations to resort towns as government offices run on skeleton staff. Schools close in winter for these breaks, a tradition not tied to summer months.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Skelton
Chronicle staff changes and awards through 1943 44
The Chronicle history notes Seaman 2C Stiles Dixon helped create the twin post of managing editor in 1938 39 and inaug urated the first annual Chronicle ball. John Haynes became editor in 1939 40, followed by London Wingo returning the paper to full size. Roscoe Patton 41 42 and Wells Keddie 42 43 earned top awards including the Gallup from Medill and the victory star from Columbia. Keddie later served at sea in the Navy. The 43 44 Chronicle under Kelley Rollings secured many monthly Quill and Scroll contests and again won the victory Star.
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Stiles Dixon
Chronicle
John Haynes
Air Corps
London Wingo
Roscoe Patton
Wells Keddie
Gallup
Medill
Victory Star
Columbia
Keddie
Kelley Rollings
OPA Expands Transient Room Access for Hotels and Houses
The OPA moved to allow more hotel and rooming house operators to petition to remove strict occupancy limits. Landlords with up to half their rooms used weekly or monthly may offer all rooms to transients, with a weekly rate for occupants over ten days. Eviction protections for permanent tenants remain unchanged.
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Washington
OPA
Nine Shirts Stolen From War Relief Outlet
Mrs. Nathan Berliner reports to police that nine fine poplin shirts promised for the Russian War Relief were never delivered. A Mrs. Perez took the contract, vanished, and left no contact. The loss could exceed $27 plus supplied fabric. police investigate.
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Nathan Berliner
Russian War Relief
Chester Sing, Nogales Grocery Operator Dies at 84
Chester Sing aged 84 a long time Nogales resident and local grocer died after a brief illness He came to Nogales from China about 60 years ago and is survived by four daughters and two sons both in the armed services The death occurred yesterday in Nogales Arizona
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Nogales
Ariz
Chester Sing
Sing
China
Allspice Named for CinnamonCloveNutmeg Mix
Allspice derives its name from its fragrance and flavor that resemble a mix of cinnamon cloves and nutmeg, the key rivals in the spice world.
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