Adults urged to form anti-sabotage cooperative committee
Major George W. Braden urged Tucson leaders to establish a cooperative committee of business, professional, labor and official people to seek evidence of fifth column activity. He noted similar groups in Salt Lake City and California cities and discussed morale and subversive activity detection.
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H. O. Jaastad
Municipal Recreation Department
Maj
George W. Braden
National Recreation Association
Tucson
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Monterey
Calif
Tacoma
Wash
Riverside
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Diego
Braden
Recreation Association
Hirams Club
William S. Walsh
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
KVOA
Public Records Filed in Superior Court
Superior Court presiding William G. Hall sees Lois J. Harris versus Edna Reed Harris in a divorce decree. State versus Rose Posner for leaving the scene of an accident is dismissed. Anna Charouleau sues Gertrude Schwab and Sammie Schafer for restitution of premises. Camille G. Gay sues Pima county for tax refund. John Walter Plessinger sues Marie Plessinger for divorce complaint. R L Harbour sues Florence A Houghton on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Lois J. Harris
Edna Reed Harris
Rose Posner
Anna Charouleau
Gertrude Schwab
Sammie Schafer
Camille G. Gay
Pima County
John Walter Plessinger
Marie Plessinger
R. L. Harbour
Florence A. Houghton
Udall Sues Southern Pacific Over Train Limit Law
Levi S. Udall presides as Arizona state case against Southern Pacific under a train limit law. Trial resumes with testimony and legal arguments focusing on compliance and enforcement.
Farley and Wright vs Nichols Trial on Damage Suit
Gordon Farley presides as Jack E. Wright faces Ray Nichols in a damage suit trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Farley
Jack E. Wright
Ray Nichols
Justice Court Docket Minor Theft Case
Justice Court with W Gardner presiding sentences H C Finley for petty theft to 30 days in jail.
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Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
H. C. Finley
Police Court Case Involving Albert Brown
Albert Brown appeared before Police Court presided by Paul Cella for vagrancy. He faced a penalty of ten dollars or ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cella
Albert Brown
Tucson Couples Secure Marriage Licenses
Mrs. Belle D Hall Clerk Anthony C Lopez 70 and Valentina Alvarez 50 both of Tucson received marriage licenses. Robert Corral Marmion 25 and Lo lita Salazar 21 both of Tucson were issued licenses as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle D. Hall
Anthony C. Lopez
Valentina Alvarez
Tucson
Robert Corral Marmion
Lolita Salazar
Twenty women regain U. S. citizenship in court oath
Twenty women regained U S citizenship yesterday by taking the naturalization oath before Judge Albert M. Sames in U S district court. They had lost citizenship after marrying aliens between March 2, 1907 and Sept 22, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Sames
U.S. District Court
Sarah Valles
Teresa Pellon Serrano
Wenceslado Pacheco de Molina
Rosa de Felix
Rosa Valenzuela
Teresa Avilez Valencia
Josefina Trias Salazar
Ysabel Montano de Contreras
Mariano Juana Fimbres de Palanco
Hazel May Paul
Elvira Avenenti de Garcia
Adela Satrella de Huguero
Frieda Marks
Agueda Parra
Leatha Odelia Moran
Maria Amparo
Figueroa de Mandros
Timotea Rafon Garcia de Ochoa
Alicia Soto Navarette
Mikveh Israel Marks 200th Anniversary in Philadelphia
Mikveh Israel Congregation, oldest Jewish religious body in Philadelphia and second oldest in the United States, observed its bicentennial with special events. The group, noted for Revolutionary War aid, traced its charter to 1740.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Mikveh Israel Congregation
United States
History Repeats Itself in Sabotage Fear
A 1915 retrospective recalls US tensions over German espionage and sabotage fears as Secretary Lansing demands the withdrawal of Captain Karl Boy-Ed and Captain Franz Von Papen from Washington. It recounts their careers, alleged intrigues, and fates after leaving the United States.
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New York
Britain
Atlantic
United States
Robert Lansing
Karl Boy-Ed
Franz von Papen
Washington
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Episcopal
Pennsylvania
Boy-Ed
Mexico
Welland Canal
U. S
Wilson
Hongkong
von Papen
Turkey
James F. J. Archibald
Papen
Germany
Lansing
Europe
Ritz Carlton
von Bernstorff
Former Nurse Mary Templeton Dies at Home in Tucson
Mary Cowan Templeton, longtime Emery Park resident, died yesterday at her South San Xavier Mission home after a year of illness. Born in Marietta Ohio she trained as a nurse and served with the American Red Cross during World War I. Survived by husband Robert Templeton two children Mary Robert and James Radcliffe and two sisters Janet Baker and Harriet Gilliland. Funeral arrangements are by Parker Mortuary with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. services to be announced.
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Mary Cowan Templeton
Emery Park
South San Xavier Mission Road
Ohio
Episcopal Church
Volunteers Farewell Sparks Colloquial Debate at Court
An informal send off for two selective service volunteers at the Patrick County courthouse drew a rousing crowd. Congressman Burch remarked that continued debate could push more men to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville, Va
Patrick County
Burch
D-Va
Southern Pacific Trial Resumes in Arizona Court
The state suit against Southern Pacific for violations of the train limit law resumed in superior court before Judge Levi S. Udall. L LaFontain, safety supervisor for the Great Northern Railway, testified as the first witness, with C R Young of Illinois Central to follow.
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Levi S. Udall
State of
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Apache Era Co
L. LaFontain
Great Northern Railway
Southern Pacific
C. R. Young
Illinois Central Railway
Wollard Must Be Examined For Return To Duty
C A Gus Wollard former Tucson chief of police must take a city physician examination within days to return as captain. Acting Chief Wheeler says a vacancy exists and the civil service commission will certify a man to fill it Wollard is No 1 on the re employment list. council directed Wollard follow regular civil service procedure after leaving in June 1939 for heart illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Gus” Wollard
Tucson
Harold C. Wheeler
Civil Service Commission
Wollard
Last Frisco Train Ends 40 Years Service in Oklahoma City
Charles R. Brock led the Frisco passenger train into Oklahoma City for the final time ending four decades of Frisco service. About one hundred employees gathered at the station to witness the historic farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frisco Railroad
Charles R. Brock
Bisbee Family Sends Four Members To Aid In Defenses Of U. S.
Bisbee correspondent reports Mrs. Mary L. Stewart’s family contributes four members to national defense. Sons James and Stanley are reserve officers now on active duty in Washington D C. Richard completes a naval training course at San Diego. Son in law Pierson Pachl serves as civil service airplane inspector in San Diego.
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Bisbee
Mary L. Stewart
James
Stanley
Washington, D. C
Richard
San Diego
Calif
Pierson Pachl
Four WPA workers killed in grade crossing wreck
Four WPA workers died when a WPA truck was struck at a country grade crossing near Benton NL by the Egyptian Zephyr passenger train. Twelve others were injured as the truck turned from route 37 into the crossing and the train derailed. Henry Dare and Arthur Davis of Christopher were named among the dead. Coroner D J Clayton reported the toll likely to rise.
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Benton
WPA
Here
Franklin County
D. J. Clayton
Henry Dare
Arthur Davis
Christopher
Zephyr
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
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Tucson Music CO
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N. Stone Ave
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