Taft Proposes Hoover counsel on price fixing
Senator Taft urged the senate to seek former President Hoover as an adviser when debating the price control measure. He argued Hoover gained vast price fixing experience as food administrator in World War I. Senate hearings on the House bill were set to begin with Leon Henderson as the first witness, with potential weeks of discussion ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Gay
Senate
Herbert Hoover
House
Hoover
Ohioan
Senator Glass
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Leon Henderson
Glass
Barkley
Banking Committee
Public Records in Superior Court Actions and Motions
Summary of docket items including complaints to recover on notes and damages, motions to dismiss with prejudice, settlements out of court, hearings on damages, and motions to reopen cases in the Superior Court. Notable parties include Leona G. Owen, Omer K Anderson, Southern Pacific Co, Capitol Tank Lines, R E Darnell, Vernon Maxson, Robert G Nelson, Martha Nelson, Madame Dai Chu H Quo, Aurelia Estrada, Antonio Estrada, Pastora Soto, Joaquin Soto. Names of several plaintiffs and defendants appear with various motions and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Leona G. Owen
Omer K. Anderson
Frank Castro
Juan Madero
Southern Pacific Co
Capitol Tank Lines
R. E. Darnell
C. W. DePriest
Vernon Maxgon
Bernabe Robles
Vernon Maxson
Robert G
Martha Nelson
Madame Dai-Chu H. Quo
Aurelia C. Estrada
Antonio P. Estrada
Pastora I. Soto
Joaquin Soto
Divorce and civil actions filed in circuit court
Eva De Concini presiding Marine A Luck file complaint for divorce against William A Luck. Jane Alexander sues Dr Ludwig Lindberg for damages in trial. C C Hoffman sues James A Bristow and Dorothy C Bristow on note with order of supplemental proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva de Concini
Marine A. Luck
William A. Luck
Jane Alexander
Ludwig Lindberg
C. C. Hoffman
James A
Dorothy C. Bristow
Court docket notes on charges and bonds
Co W Gardner presiding Frank Castillo simple battery bond set at $100 with trial scheduled for December 12. George Deeter reckless driving bond forfeited. L D Coffing Jr reckless driving dismissed on Rico operating a motor vehicle without a license fined $2.
Police Court Adjudications Reported
In police court presided by Paul Cella and Bessie Morse, prostitution charges yielded a $30 fine or 30 days in jail. A vagrancy case for Frank Zotter resulted in a $10 fine or 10 days in jail. Lavhan Watson had $10 bond forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cella
Bessie Morse
Frank Zotter
Lavhan Watson
Marriage Licenses for Belle Hall and Donald Kotschwar
Clerk Belle D Hall records marriage licenses for Donald H Kotschwar 22 Hayes Center Nebraska and Annie Otero 22 Tucson Arizona The piece also notes 1940 census shows the 15 to 19 year age group now largest in population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle D. Hall
Donald H. Kotschwar
Hayes Center
Neb
Annie Otero
Tucson
North African hospital saves many on Libyan battlefield
At a mobile South Africa ambulance hospital near Libyan fighting, two teams worked 12 and 16 hours to complete 1066 major operations in 72 hours with no deaths. Most patients had shrapnel wounds from strafing. German and Italian soldiers were treated alongside Allied personnel as Axis forces pressed nearby.
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Virgil M. Pinkley
Libyan Battle Field
South Africa
United States
Catholic Daughters Initiation Set for Court St Agustin
A class of 22 new members will be initiated into Court St Agustin Catholic Daughters of America next Monday evening in the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs Ann McCarthy will preside with honored guest Mrs Mary Crockett from national headquarters. Rev John Howard will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St. Agustin
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Ann McCarthy
Mary Crockett
National
John Howard
Mmes
Mary Babcock
Mary Burke
Mary May
May O’laughlin
Mary Ridenour
Mary Louise Stinson
Mary
Petitions For Kuhns Pardon Circulated In Phoenix
In Phoenix petitions to President Roosevelt ask for Henry Welty Kuhns of Redlands California to be freed from a two year draft evasion sentence. Bishop Walter Mitchell says Kuhns religious convictions were not given due attention at trial and notes the only remedy is an executive order. The Methodist church conference also protests the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Roosevelt
Henry Welty Kuhns
Redlands
Calif
Walter Mitchell
Episcopal Church
Arizona
Kuhns
Arizona State Teachers College
Tempe
Mitchell
Southern California-Arizona
The
Methodist Church
Osborn to Visit Tucson Tomorrow
Governor Osborn will travel to Tucson tomorrow for a hearing on establishing a soil conservation district in Pima County as part of state hearings under the 15th legislature. He also plans to attend the University of Arizona football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Osborn
Tucson
Pima County
University of Utah
University of Arizona
Fitz-Gerald Receives Honor in Dominican Society
Dr. John D. Fitz-Gerald head of the university romance philology department has been elected to corresponding membership in El Ateneo Dominicano, a Dominican Republic society based in Trujillo City. He lectured there during a lecture tour last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Fitz-Gerald
el Ateneo Dominicano
Dominican Republic
Trujillo City
Fitz-Gerald
Samuel Hopkins Adams Collects Antique Glassware Hobby
The author Samuel Hopkins Adams pursues a hobby of collecting old glassware, showcasing an interest in historic vessels and glassmaker craftsmanship. His collection reflects a taste for period pieces and cultural artifacts through curated pieces.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
El Patio Inn Ready After Remodel with New Dining Room
El Patio Inn at East Speedway and Tucson boulevard completes dining room and kitchen upgrades. George Kane announces formal opening Saturday night with a rear dining room for 90 overlooking the Catalina mountains. Jack Armstrong, manager, invites patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Patio Inn
East Speedway
Tucson Boulevard
George Kane
Catalina Mountains
Kane
el Patio
Jack Armstrong
Tommy Manville Faces Fifth Divorce Suit
NEW YORK, Dec. 5. U P The Tommy Manville marriage cycle may be about to complete itself again. Four times Manville was married and divorced. Seventeen days ago he was married a fifth time, to showgirl Bonnie Edwards. Today Tommy said there has been some talk of divorce and he has nothing to announce yet. It’s one of those things that might still work out all right.
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New York
U.P
Tommy Manville
Manville
Bonnie Edwards
Tommy
Couple Recovers 19th Century Mail Cache in Philadelphia Home
Hidden attic stash in downtown Philadelphia yields 100 pieces of mail dated 1852 including a New York Herald issue from election day. Inspectors note broken seals and envelopes absent as silver and stamps valued from $2,000 to $2,500, tied to a Baltimore corridor robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hough
Philadelphia
New York Herald
Here
Baltimore
Tomato plants aid detection on British submarines
Tomato plants are reportedly used on British submarines to sense harmful bases. The approach aims to improve early warning of environmental hazards aboard subs.
Utah Storm Claims Youth In Freezing Death On Snowbound Roads
A Utah storm left roads ice coated and mountains buried as Philemon Eva Jr., 16, of Eureka, died after wandering near a county road crew 22 miles south of Delta. His body was found beside a rock crusher motor, believed to have frozen while seeking warmth.
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Salt Lake City
U.P
Utah
Philemon Eva, Jr
Eureka
Delta
Eva
Snow blankets Cascades and Inland Empire as storm shifts east
Storm centers moved eastward today as Oregon and Washington shook off drenching rains and recurrent gales. The first general snow of the season covered the Cascades and Rockies and most of the inland empire with one to three inches reported at Lakeview Bend Pendleton Boise and Spokane.
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Portland
Ore
U.P
Oregon
Washington
Cascades
Rockies
Inland Empire
Lakeview
Bend
Pendleton
Boise
Ida
Spokane
Wash
Publisher builds air raid shelter in Canton home
Canton Ohio publisher Harry Dorum completed an air raid shelter beside his house. The shelter houses a large safe for his weekly newspaper files and printing machines, a design he says may be a bit ahead of its time.
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Canton, O
Harry Dorum
Dorum
Indian Days Tickets On Sale For Fiesta Vaqueros Show
Reservations open for the annual Indian Days show of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros on Feb 14 15. Ford Lauber leads arrangements and expects out of state tribal attendance with new features. Ticket prices vary by seating and night shows, including box seats grandstand admission and children’s rates. The event features arts and crafts by multiple tribes and a historic Indian game debut Sunday afternoon.
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la Fiesta de Los Vaqueros
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ford Lauber
Arizona
Invitations Sent For University Faculty Dinner Dance
About 350 invitations were sent to University of Arizona faculty and staff for the annual Faculty club dinner dance at the Arizona Inn on December 19. Betty Stilwell, secretary, urges reservations through the extension bureau before December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Arizona Inn
Betty Stilwell
University Extension Bureau
Downtown office to sell Indian Days tickets January 19
The downtown office will open for sale of Indian Days tickets on January 19, inviting buyers to secure admissions at the designated location. Officials expect steady demand and remind buyers to bring necessary identification.
Breadon’s Early Baseball Days In New York
Sam Breadon, noted St Louis baseball magnate, is recorded as having played on youth teams in New York. The note highlights his early roots in the sport and his ascent toward major league prominence.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis
New York
Fire damages home and reoccurs after inspection
Mrs Ralph Mahony of Alexandria lost her house to a fire from a bad flue. She extinguished it with a garden hose and filed a claim with insurance agent Chesley Thomas. Thomas and a carpenter then discovered a new blaze from a bad tie upon surveying the damage.
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Alexandria
Ind
Ralph Mahony
Chesley Thomas
Thomas
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Ment
Cole
Wins
Franklin Pierce
Hough
George McLean
Pierce
Michigan
War Department
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Vermont
Coxen
Wil
Jaycees
Chenault’s
Marinello School of Beauty Culture
N. 6Th Ave
Arizona Way
Langers
Stone
Pennington
Congress
Ead
Gucson Newspapers
Russell Electric
Philco Radios
Christ
Bendix Credit Plan
Maytag-Mann
E. Congress
Ray
Westinghouse
State Theatre
Josephine’s Beauty Shop
South Phone
E. Congress Aso
McKenzie’s
Buehman
Desert Gardens Nursery
Gay Pottery
Lewis
Chicago
W. Congress
Food Mart
Posner Paint Store
Congress Sherwin-Williams
Queenie
Sears Toyland
Southern
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Reuben
Southwest
Henry Electric
4Th Ave
Porter
Priser
Nuway Cleaners
Baum & Adamson
Stone Ave
Sullinger Studio
Wrannines
YMCA
FOX Theatre
Royal, Corona
Underwood
P. M. Elias
Bill Murphree
Shell Service Stone
Allergy
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