Conviction On Petty Theft Appealed In Justice Court
Calvin Saunders remains under appeal after convictions for petty theft and reckless driving. Judge C W Gardner sentenced 90 days in jail for theft and allowed a 50 day or 50 dollar fine option for reckless driving. Saunders posted bonds of 400 and 300 on theft and appeal respectively. Saunders’ companion Alvin A Brown pled guilty to petty theft and received 60 days. Police reports say three automobile spotlights were taken, one identified as Joe Higdon’s.
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Justice Court
Calvin Saunders
James J. Silver
Saunders
C. W. Gardner
Bend
Alvin A. Brown
Highway Patrol
Joe Higdon
Eastchman
Range land sold in Arizona parcels total $24598
Thirty five parcels of range land in Pima Cochise and Santa Cruz counties were sold today by state land counselor 9 C Williams for 24598 dollars. Buyers include Joseph Canfield Joseph M McLeod S W Fletcher Al H Franco King Investment Helen Hibbs Ruth H Dannon Howell Manning Henry G Boice Carl Ely Richard Merchant Baboquivari Cattle company Charles Boice Roy Gill and William L Carpenter with varied amounts from 494.60 to 3152.77.
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Pima
Cochise
Santa Cruz Counties
9. C. Williams
State Land Couer
Joseph Canfield
Joseph M. McLeod
S. W. Fletcher
al H. Franco
King Investment Company
Helen Hibbs
Ruth H. Dannon
Howell Manning
Henry G. Boice
Carl Ely
Richard Merchant
Baboquivari Cattle Company
Charles Boice
Roy Gill
William L. Carpenter
States Plan to Eliminate New Auto License Plates
Five states move to scrap issuing new automobile license plates next year or in the future. Officials say the change aims to cut costs and streamline vehicle registration. Details on methods and timelines are awaited as lawmakers debate alternatives.
Youngest Master Sergeant At Davis-Monthan Field
Master Sergeant Stanley A. Fulcher 23, at Davis Monthan Field Tucson becomes the youngest in the regular Army after five years and five months from enlistment. He trained at Chanute Field and Air Corps Tech School, plans to take the warrant officer exam in March. Two other Davis Monthan air corps members advanced rapidly, Ames Boldman now a second lieutenant in the infantry reserves, and Grant Naegle promoted to staff sergeant at 19.
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Stanley A. Fulcher
Finance Department
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
U. S
Randolph Field
Tex
Air Corps
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Air Corps Technical School
Army
Fulcher
Ames Boldman
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Wash
Grant Naegle
32Nd Air Base Squadron
National Guard
158Th Infantry
Fort Sill
Okla
Camp Barkeley
Linnie K. Naegle
Albuquerque, N. M
31st Air Base Group Marks Anniversary at Tucson Field
The 31st Air Base Group celebrated its anniversary at the Tucson air base. Activated a year ago at Barksdale Field Louisiana, part of the unit moved to Tucson last April with the rest arriving April 28. Of 20 charter members, 12 remain, led by Master Sergeants W R Tanner and James Nosvody and include Sergeants Benjamin F Jack Emmette H Posey Tommie L Lowery Francis V Smith Neal H Sawyers Roy Purvis Archie L Jones Mack L Kile Charles E Tilley and Corporal James R Walker.
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Tucson Air Base
31St Air Base Group
Barksdale Field
Louisiana
Tucson Field
Air Base
W. R. Tanner
James Nosvody
Benjamin F. Jack
Emmette H. Posey
Tommie L. Lowery
Francis V. Smith
Neal H. Sawyers
Roy Purvis
Archie L. Jones
Mack L. Kile
Charles E. Tilley
Corporal James R. Walker
Future Farmer to Appear on National Radio Hour
Arizona Future Farmers of America state president Robert McCreight of Tolleson will join the National Broadcasting company farm and home hour Monday. The Los Angeles broadcast will cover pioneer ranchers and homesteading days as McCreight’s family roots link to Salt River valley and Tolleson. He was named state president at last year’s F F A convention and won the spring public speaking contest.
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Arizona
National Broadcasting Company
J. R. Cullison
Robert McCreight
Tolleson
Future Farmers of America
Los Angeles
Cullison
McCreight
Argentina's Rio Santiago Dockyard Built by American Technicians
Argentina's naval dockyard at Rio Santiago was erected and supervised largely by American technicians, reflecting strong foreign involvement in early construction and oversight.
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Argentina
Rio Santiago
Tucson Scouts to distribute defense savings posters citywide
Tucson Boy Scouts will distribute defense savings stamp posters to all retail businesses tomorrow as part of a Pima county defense savings committee campaign. Purple Heart chapter will meet at 8 PM in the American Legion hall to plan a Christmas party. members and eligible guests urged to attend.
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Defense Savings
Tucson Boy Scouts
Pima County Defense Savings Committee
Military Order OF Purple Heart
American Legion Hall
Girl Scouts to Practice Christmas Carols at Meeting
Girl Scouts will practice Christmas carols at a meeting tomorrow from 10 to 11 30 a m in Safford Junior High School. All members planning to take part in Christmas activities must attend the practice.
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Safford Junior High School
Red Cross Roll Call Raises Funds for Local Objective
A total of 15370 was reported early this afternoon at Red Cross roll headquarters toward the local objective of 16500.
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Red Cross
Billion-and-a-Half Loan Floated by Treasury
The treasury floated a 1.5 billion dollar loan, a record peace-time borrowing, reaching a national debt above 56 billion dollars. This issue equals three-fourths the size of the first World War Liberty Loan. Washington dispatch.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
Out of Court Settlements in Two Crash Suits Totals 7350
Frank Castro and Juan Madero receive 1350 while Bernabe Robles gets 6000 in an out of court settlement with Southern Pacific Railroad and Capitol Tank Lines over a 1940 collision at Main street. Both defendants admit joint negligence for the tanker truck and locomotive crash that spread gasoline and damaged nearby properties. Other suits from the same accident remain pending.
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Frank Castro
Juan Madero
Bernabe Robles
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Capitol Tank Lines
Capitol Lines
Southern Pacific
Main Street
Castro
Madero
Robles
Santa Cruz Stamp Committee Named
Phoenix December 5 The Santa Cruz county defense savings committee was announced by W P Stuart State administrator James V Robins Nogales named state chairman for the county Harry Chernin Nogales appointed county chairman Committee members are Mrs Alice Abbott Gordon Farley A J Mitchell O H Oldfather and Robert R Riley
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Phoenix
Santa Cruz County Defense Savings Committee
W. P. Stuart
James V. Robins
Nogales
Harry Chernin
Alice Abbott
Gordon Farley
A. J. Mitchell
O. H. Oldfather
Robert R. Riley
Copper Production Lag Probe Ordered by SPAB
SPAB will hold a full public hearing on methods to increase copper output and has directed OPM to appoint an outside impartial chairman for the inquiry. A digest of practicable methods will be prepared and presented to SPAB.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
SPAB
Donald M. Nelson
OPM
Lost purse reported by Letha Sailers in New Castle
Letha Sailers of Muncie told police her purse was lost or stolen in New Castle containing a hunting case watch an open face watch a diamond ring two yellow gold rings a ring made from a dime a gold wire pin a Red Men s lodge pin other pins an American flag a pearl handled knife a sliding blade knife a fountain pen two automatic pencils a flashlight a driver s license a social security card and two books.
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New Castle
Ind
Letha Sailers
Muncie
Men’s Lodge
Salt River lettuce sheds run with untrained crews
Salt River valley lettuce packing sheds operated on a limited basis as untrained crews replaced strikers. Shippers aimed to send about 70 carloads of lettuce to markets today while normal shipments would reach about 200 carloads.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Striking Packers Halt Work as New Replacements Guarded
Thirty five cars were loaded yesterday as workers hired to replace the 2,000 striking packers, out since Monday, were guarded by sheriff's deputies. Strikers from several unions demand a ten cent hourly wage increase from 65 to 90 cents, while shippers offer overtime concessions but not higher base pay.
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Amel Boldman
Future Farmer
Natio Veneti
Steinfeld
Venetias
Teinto Tucsons
Santa Cruz Stamp Committee
Biltmore
Libra Park
Monterey
Mayflower Hotel
South Grand Ave
Stromberg- Carlson
Stromberg-Carlson
Tschaikovsky
Mozart
Ravel
Teinfelds
Salt
Blue
Felt Everetts
Pennington
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