Councils For Schools Held Real Success
Tucson superintendent Robert D. Morrow reports all city councils for students principals and teachers formed last October are a complete success. Student council members include Bob Blaise and Carmen Ruiz. teachers Agnes Hoyt and John Raymond. principals C A Carson and Roy H Robison.
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Tucson
Robert D. Morrow
Morrow
Bob Blaise
Jerry Dodson
Mansfeld Junior High
Freddie Snyder
Roskruge
Charlene Alfred
Wakefield
Carmen Ruiz
Safford Junior High School
Ralph Haines
Dunbar School
All-City Council
Agnes Hoyt
R. A. Ganoing
Alice L. Va
Nogales Express Line Starts From Tucson
A new express service began today from Tucson to Nogales by truck. Henry Dalton of Citizens Auto Lines said the truck leaves Tucson daily at noon and arrives Nogales at 2 p m for afternoon delivery. The service aids shipments to Nogales Patagonia and points south in Mexico. The line also operates an overnight truck express.
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Tucson
Nogales
Henry Dalton
Citizens Auto Lines
Dalton
Patagonia
Mexico
Humor in Court as Prisoners Share Apt Answers
Judge Paul Cella and spectators found laughs as two prisoners provided lighter moments in a Tucson police court. Pablo Munguia, recaptured from a chain gang, faced re sentence with a quip about running the sentence. Jim Brown, a Fry, Arizona wanderer, asked to return to Fry as he awaited punishment. The judge’s pithy replies triggered much amusement.
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Paul Cella
Pablo Munguia
Cella
Munguia
City of
Tucson
Jim Brown
Brown
Fry
Ariz
Men Deny Intention To Sell Liquor On Reservation
Wilmer E. Fletcher and Fred E. Miller told Indian police chief Roswell Manuel they were prospectors with no plan to sell liquor after offering a drink to Manuel following a car rescue on the Papago reservation. The two men denied unlawful possession and faced preliminary hearing with charges pending until December 9, each jailed on $750 bond.
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Roswell Manuel
Manuel
Papago
Uncle Sam
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Wilmer E. Fletcher
Tucson
Fred E. Miller
Los Angeles
San Vicente-Sells Highway
Sells
Fletcher
Miller
M. K. Clark
Clampitt
Army Officials Inspect Fort Huachuca Building Plans
Fort Huachuca in Arizona where expansion costing 11 590 720 is under Congressional approval sees army officials begin site and facility checks for 11 309 additional traps. Maj Edmund K Daley leads the inspection team from the quartermaster general's office.
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Fort Huachuca
Army
Congress
Maj
Edmund K. Daley
Quartermaster General's Office
Washington, D. C
Headman, Ferguson and Carollo
Highway Patrol Holds Quarterly Meeting in South Tucson
Arizona State highway patrol held a quarterly meeting and luncheon yesterday in the Pima county courthouse rooms. Nine district patrolmen attended while Walden V. Burr presided. speakers included Harold Wheeler acting police chief and Lt. Ernest LaSalle.
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Arizona State Highway Patrol
Harold Wheeler
Ernest LaSalle
C. W. Gardner
Tucson
Walden V. Burr
Justice Court
Pima County
C. O. Farrow
Jack Anderson
Glenn Johnson
Paul Beverly
Fritz Laos
Earl Keenum
Bisbee
Paul Saunders
Benson
Vern Fugatt
Douglas
R. G. Michelena
Nogales
Expansion of Military Facilities Plans Revealed
Preliminary September plans outline barracks and mess halls plus expansion of hospital capacity by 741 beds. Also listed are a new air field artillery and rifle ranges laundry clothing and repair shop bakery and cold storage building ordnance shops and warehouses two theaters fire station and five regimental chapels.
Fuller succeeds White as Fort Lewis 41st Division commander
Brig. Gen. Horace H. Fuller assumed command of the 41st infantry division at Fort Lewis Washington. He replaces Maj. Gen. George A. White of Salem Oregon who died last month. Fuller arrives from Fort Leavenworth Kansas and leads a unit composed largely of National Guardsmen from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
U.P
Horace H. Fuller
41St Infantry
George A. White
Salem
Ore
Fuller
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
41St
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
State Fair Exhibitors to Receive 11525 Prize Checks
Phoenix officials said checks totaling 11 525.20 would be mailed next week to exhibitors who won prizes at the recent state fair. The premiums show an increase of 1344.20 over total awards in 1940.
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Phoenix
State Fair Commission
Revere Copper Stock Reclassified In Baltimore Meeting
A special meeting of Revere Copper & Brass Co. stockholders in Baltimore announced the reclassification of 206 385 outstanding shares of class A stock into 722 347%4 shares of common stock at a ratio of 31 percent to 1. The move aimed to simplify the capital structure.
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New York
Revere Copper & Brass Co
Baltimore
Snow Reflects Roughly Seventy Percent Of Sunlight
A scientific note states that snow reflects about 70 percent of incoming sunlight, influencing albedo and climate models.
Melt statues is new defense idea
Representative Young of Ohio proposes using existing statues and memorials for national defense. He notes vast amounts of bronze and metal in statues and monuments, totaling nearly a million tons, and suggests repurposing it for defense needs.
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Washington
Young
Ohio
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
la Osa Ranch
Sasabe
Dick Jenkins
Celia
Fort
North Main
Tidmarsh
Highway Patrol
Eire
Britain
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Radio - Phono
Silvertone
Pennington
Gen. Fuller
Revere
Grabe
Sor
Cele Peterson
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