Hoover Advice Proposed For Price Fixing
Senator Taft urged inviting former President Herbert Hoover for guidance as the senate weighs the price control measure passed by the House. He cited Hoover's WWI price-fixing experience through the federal food administration. The move comes as Senate leaders plan hearings with Leon Henderson as first witness to shape a bill on licensing and government trading powers for controlled commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Herbert Hoover
House
Hoover
Ohioarn
Senator Glass
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Leon Henderson
Glass
House Committee
Barkley
D-Ky
Banking Committee
Public Records in Superior Court Dockets
Summaries show multiple cases: William G Hall presiding, Leona Owen vs Omer Anderson on note. Frank Castro and Juan Madero vs Southern Pacific Co Capitol Tank Lines and R E Darnell et al on damages settled out. Bernabe Robles vs Southern Pacific and Capitol Tank Lines Damages settled out. Robert and Martha Nelson vs Madame Dai Chu H Quo damages hearing. Aurelia Estrada vs Antonio Estrada separate maintenance motions. Pastora Soto vs Joaquin Soto divorce affidavit and show cause order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Leona G. Owen
Omer K. Anderson
Frank Castro
Juan Madero
Southern Pacific Co
Caprtol Tank Lines
R. E. Darnell
C. W. DePriest
Vernon Maxson
Bernabe Robles
Capitol Tank Lines
Robert G
Martha
Nelson
Madame Dai-Chu
Aurelia C. Estrada
Antonio P. Estrada
Pastora I. Soto
Joaquin ‘Soto
Divorce and damages complaints filed in multiple cases
The record lists Eva De Concini presiding Marine A. Luck against William A. Luck with a complaint for divorce, Jane Alexander against Dr. Ludwig Lindberg with a damages complaint, and C. C. Hoffman against James A. and Dorothy C. Bristow with notes and an order of supplemental proceedings filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva de Concini
Marine A. Luck
William A. Luck
Jane Alexander
Ludwig Lindberg
Og C. C. Hoffman
James
Dorothy C. Bristow
Justice Court Docket Records Simple Battery and Reckless Driving
W Gardner presiding Frank Castillo faces simple battery with a $100 bond and trial set for December 12. George Deeter has reckless driving with $50 bond forfeited. L D Coffing Jr reckless driving dismissed. Ramon Rice fined $2 for operating a rotor vehicle without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
W. Gardner
Frank Castillo
George Deeter
L. D. Coffing, Jr
Ramon Rice
Police Court Run Delinquency Fines Set
Pan Cella presiding in police court sentences Bessie Morse to a 30 dollar fine or 30 days in jail for prostitution. Frank Zotter fined 10 dollars or 10 days in jail for vagrancy. Lavhan Watson forfeits 10 dollar bond for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Cella
Bessie Morse
Frank Zotter
Lavhan Watson
Marriage Licenses and Census Note on Ages
Belle D. Hall Clerk lists marriages for Donald H. Kotschwar 22 Hayes Center Nebraska and Annie Stero 22 Tucson. The 15 to 19 year age group now has more people than any other age period per 1940 census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle D. Hall
Donald H. Kotschwar
Hayes Center
Neb
Annie Stero
Tucson
North African Hospital Hauls Out 106 Surgeries in 72 Hours
Virgil M. Pinkley reports from a South Africa mobile ambulance hospital near Libyan battlefields where two teams logged 12 and 16 hour shifts and completed 106 major operations in 72 hours with no deaths. Most patients had shrapnel wounds from Luftwaffe and Stuka attacks. German and Italian troops accounted for about 60 of 700 cases in the first ten days. The unit operates close to combat, using US made theater and X ray gear, and praises high equipment quality and urgent mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil 'M
Pinkley
Libyan Battle
U.P
South Africa
United States
Seciond Young
Catholic Daughters Initiate 22 Members in Court St Agustin
A class of 22 will be initiated into Court St Agustin Catholic Daughters of America during a Monday meeting at Knights of Columbus hall. Presiding will be Mrs. Ann McCarthy with honored guest Mrs. Mary Crockett from national headquarters and Rev. John Howard delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St. Agustin
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Ann McCarthy
Mary Crockett
National
John Howard
Mies
Mary Babcock
Mary. Burke
Mary May
May O’laughlin
Mary Ridenour
Mary
Louise Stinson
Mary Canny
Hilda Dolan
R. J. Epping
Mary Gusmeri
Nellie Alice
Mercedes Aschoff
Alice
Barber
Catherine Beamis
Constance Campioni
Bernice Dockerty
Petitions Circulate for Kuhns Pardon in Draft Evasion Case
In Phoenix on December 5 petitions signed by Kuhns supporters urged President Roosevelt to grant Henry Welty Kuhns of Redlands California a pardon from a two year sentence for draft evasion. The bishop Walter Mitchell of the Arizona Episcopal diocese said petitions followed a meeting at Kuhns home. Kuhns formerly studied at Arizona State Teachers College Tempe and motives cited by his church groups and the Methodist conference protested the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Roosevelt
Henry Welty Kuhns
Redlands
Calif
Walter Mitchell
Arizona
Kuhns
State Teachers College
Tempe
Mitchell
Laiv
Southern California-Arizona
Methodist Church
Kuhn
Osborn to visit Tucson for soil conservation hearing
Governor Osborn will travel to Tucson tomorrow for a hearing on forming a soil conservation district in Pima county. The event is part of a statewide series under a 15th legislature measure. He also plans to attend the University of Arizona football game against Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Osborn
Tucson
Pima County
University of Utah
University of Arizona
Fitz-Gerald Given Honor in Society
Dr. John D Fitz-Gerald head of the university romance philology department has been notified of his election to corresponding membership in Ateneo Dominicano. The Dominican Republic society based in Trujillo City houses distinguished scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D .Fitz-Gerald
Ateneo Dominicano
Dominican Republic
Trujillo City
Adams Collects Old Glassware Hobby Revealed
Samuel Hopkins Adams, noted writer, pursues a hobby of collecting antique glassware, revealing an interest beyond his literary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hopkins Adams
El Patio Inn Completes Remodeling and Opening
El Patio Inn at East Speedway Tucson Boulevard reopens after remodeling with a new dining room for 90, and modern kitchen equipment. George Kane announces formal opening Saturday night with Jack Armstrong as manager inviting patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Patio Inn
East Speedway
Tucson Boulevard
George Kane
Catalina Mountains
Manville Faces Fifth Divorce Talks After Fifth Marriage
New York December 5 The Tommy Manville marriage cycle nears another turn after his fifth marriage to showgirl Bonnie Edwards. He says he has nothing to announce yet and that divorce plans are only talk, with a possibility the arrangement may still work out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Manville
Manville
Bonnie Edwards
Tommy
Stolen Mail Cache Found After 89 Years in Philadelphia Attic
In Philadelphia a couple renovating their home uncovered 100 pieces of 19th century mail hidden since 1852. A November 2 1852 New York Herald copy and sealed letters suggest a mail robbery near Baltimore. Collectors note stamps from the era can fetch high prices, while letters reveal historical Civil War era and political references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philatelista
James
Hough
Young - Commercial
New York Herald
Baltimore
Winship
Franklin ‘Pierce
United States
George McLean
Pierce
Michigan
War Department
Tomato plants used on British submarines to detect bases
Readable line notes tomato plants deployed on British submarines as biological sensors to detect harmful bases. The item mentions plant use in naval operations with speculative or curious framing about detection roles.
Utah Storm Leaves Death Toll In Icicle Covered Range
Utah snowstorm clears eastward leaving one dead and ice encrusted highways. Philemon Eva Jr. 16, Eureka hitchhiked. his body found beside a rock motor after crew arrived to fix a vehicle. Oregon and Washington report first winter snow with 1-3 inches in several cities.
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Salt Lake
City
Utah
Philemon
Eva, Jr
Eureka
Eaday
Aro Eka
Visting
Athendered
Eva
An. Ceffort
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Cascades
Rockies
Inland Empire
Lakeview
Bend
Pendleton
Core
Boise
Ida
Spokane
Wash
Publisher Builds Air Raid Shelter Next to Home
Publisher Harry Dorum completes a unique air raid shelter beside his Canton home using a large safe for his newspaper files and printing machines. He admits he may be a little ahead of his time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U.P
Harry ‘Dorum
Dorum
Indian Days Show Tickets On Sale for Fiesta Vaqueros
Reservations open for Indian Days events February 14 15 with the Junior Chamber of Commerce as sponsor. Ford Lauber announces new features including demonstrations arts and crafts by tribes from across the region and a never before seen public display of an ancient Indian game. Ticket prices vary by seating from 25 cents to six dollars for box seats and grandstand admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cham
Ber of Commerce
Ford Lauber
Arizona
Arizona faculty dinner dance invites go out
About 350 invitations were mailed to University of Arizona faculty and staff for the annual Faculty Club dinner dance at the Arizona Inn on December 19. Secretary Betty Stilwell urged reservations through the university extension bureau before December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Arizona
Arizona Inn
Betty
Stilwell
The
University, Extension, ‘Bureau
Open House for Pale Indian Days Tickets Planned
An announcement notes an office will open to sell tickets for the Pale Indian Days event. Details on location and times are limited in the fragment.
Sam Breadon’s early baseball ties up New York teams
Sam Breadon, prominent St Louis magnate, had early connections with youth baseball in New York. The item notes his involvement with kid teams and his later influence in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Breadon
St. Louis
New York
Fire rekindles in Alexandria home after failed flue
Mrs. Mahony extinguished a blaze at her Alexandria residence with a garden hose after a chimney fire started. Fire insurance agent Chesley Thomas filed a claim as a carpenter and surveyors found the house burning again due to the faulty flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Ralph~ Mahony
Alezeandria
Chesley ‘Thomas
Thomas
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Congress
Stone
Meg Tag
Russell
Philco Radios
Maytags USA
the Christma
Bendixs Credit Plan
Maytag
Man
Z Toys
Novalties
Jones Drug Co
Scott & Con
McKenzie’s
Buehman
Ray
Westinghouse
Mdee
State Theatre
Josephine's Beauty
Priser’s
Desert Gardens Nursery
Lewis NN
Arrow
Chicago
Weongress
Tove
MART
Posner Paint Store
Congresa
Sherwin- - Willams
Sears Toyland
Southern
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Nes
Ceen
Reuben
Lampe
Henry Electric
4Th Ave
Porter
Priser
E. Congress
Nuwayt Cleaners
Toyoan Auto Accessories
Baum& Adamson
Stone Ave
Sullinger
Elty
Xmas Carde
Personal Finance Co
W. Congress
Royal, Corona
Underwood
P. M. Elias
Bill Murphree
Jaycees
Chenault's
Ringerwave
Chenault
Marinello ‘School of Beauty Culture
6Th Ave
Arizona Way
Desert
Langers
Pennington
YMCA
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