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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1940

Page

7

Engineers Host Trip and Dinner Meeting in Hayden and Ray

The Arizona section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will meet December 14 in Hayden for morning sessions and in Ray for afternoon and evening activities. About 50 University of Arizona students are expected. A.L.M.E. members will tour the Hayden concentrator and smelter, then visit the Ray mine and surface workings. Nevada Consolidated Copper will host a dinner with papers read and a short business session for nominating committee report and election of Arizona section officers. The nominating committee includes H. F. Easter, Edward G. Dentzer, and Dr. T. G. Chapman, dean of the University of Arizona College of Mines.

Arizona American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers University of Arizona Ray and Hayden Brent N. Ricard Ray A.lm.e Nevada Consolidated Copper Corporation Ricard H. F. Easter Edward G. Dentzer Superior T. G. Chapman Tucson Dr. Chapman College of Mines

Jaycees Name Officers for 1941 Meet at Pio-neer Hotel

Junior Chamber of Commerce members will elect officers for 1941 at a 7 PM meeting in the ballrooms of the Pione er hotel. Other business includes Christmas home decoration contest prizes and a proposal to sponsor three Boy Scout troops. New members to be introduced and entertainment by Bob Fogle and John Manly.

Chamber of Commerce Pioneer Hotel Tucson Jaycees Harry Chambers Rex Johnson Henry Conover Roland Stambaugh Bill Corbin Donald Bell A. B. Leih Earl Covey Bob Harrison Mike Piteo Bob Rowell Carl Schwartz E. A. Barabhe Ray Browne Richard de la Torre Bueny Loveless Gardner A. H. Hudson Norman Liechty C. M. Whitaker Bob Fogle John Manly

Immigration Act Sentences In Local Court Roster

Judge Albert M. Sames presides over multiple cases including Frederico Aguayo Jesus Ayala Abelardo Almendarez Jose GonzAleaz Ricardo Arvizu Hilaria Flores Ernesto Mendoza and Jose Gerardo for immigration act violations with suspended five year terms. Other defendants Jose Ortiz Carlos Pineda Manuel Flores receive six months in jail. Raimundo Sosa gets one year and Jesus Meras eight months. Tiburicio Morales jailed six months. Manuel Holguin Clifton McBiles and Viocente Gonzalez receive suspended five year terms for selling liquor to an Indian. Felix Amparano imprisoned five months for selling liquor to an Indian.

Albert M. Sames Frederico Aguayo Jesus Ayala Abelardo Almendarez Jose Gonzaleaz Ricardo Arvizu Hilaria Flores Ernesto Mendoza Jose Gerardo Jose Ortiz Carlos Pineda Manuel Flores Raimundo Sosa Jesus Meras Tiburicio Morales Manuel Holguin Clifton McBiles Viocente Gonzaleaz Felix Amparano

Court Trials Open Over Train Limit Law and Quiet Title

Superior Court presided by Levi S. Udall hears State of Arizona versus Southern Pacific for train limit violation. William G. Hail oversees Cortaro Farms Company versus Robert W. Runte in a suit to quiet title.

Superior Court Levi S. Udall State of Arizona Southern Pacific Company William G. Hail Cortaro Farms Company Robert W. Runte

Vagrancy and Peace Violations in Police Court

Paul Cella presiding Irene Johnson charged with vagrancy with a fine of 25 dollars or 25 days. Frank Nickles vagrancy suspended. Anna Condon vagrancy continued to Monday. Harry Wright disturbing the peace discharged. Ellen Boyles disturbing the peace fined 20 dollars or 20 days. James Joyce and Paul C Harrison vagrancy fined 10 dollars or 10 days. E Eugene Darnell disturbing the peace fined 10 dollars or 10 days.

Paul Cella Irene Johnson Frank Nickles Anna Condon Harry Wright Ellen Boyles James Joyce Paul C. Harrison E. Eugene Darnell

Marriage Licenses for Hall Taylor and Hieley in Pittsburgh

Mrs Belle D Hall clerk Bernard E Taylor 29 and Sarah Mae Hieley 31 both of Pittsburgh Pa obtained marriage licenses in the local records.

Belle D. Hall Bernard E. Taylor Sarah Mae Hieley Pittsburgh, Pa

Civilians bear burden of European conflict amid bombings

The piece argues civilians in Britain Italy and Germany suffer severe wartime strain as bombings intensify. It notes British resolve despite heavy casualties and destruction, Italian morale under fire, and questions whether Italians will support Mussolini to war’s end or seek peace.

Britain Germany Italy British Isles Signor Mussolini Department of Agriculture Crete Greece Albania Hitler Il Duce

Pupil salute deemed too Nazi like in Mt Holly

Supervising Principal Ernest L. Saul complained to the board that township pupils salute too much like Hitler. He urged training to turn palms upward and distinguish the gesture from the Nazi salute.

MT. Holly N. J Ernest L. Saul Board of Education Township

Red Cross Funds Benefit British War Relief Report

A Norman H. Davis report to the American Red Cross shows cash expenditures or commitments of 7 261 489 dollars for British war relief up to Oct 31. The aid in the British Isles is handled by The British Red Cross and the Women's Voluntary Services with ambulances requested for January delivery. The organization shipped 9 453 750 surgical dressings and has 5 000 000 more ready to ship from New York warehouses.

American Red Cross Norman H. Davis Great Britain England British Isles British Red Cross Women's Voluntary Services United States Davis Britain Red Cross New York

Oil Industry Sees Prepared Defense Support Without Federal Control

Tulsa December 6 The interstate oil compact commission official J C Hunter says the petroleum industry is abundantly prepared to meet defense needs without federal regulation. He argues stronger compact adherence could offset calls for federal control as the seven-state agreement expires next September. The report notes a crude price cut in Texas gulf coast fields and outlines reasons for the decline linked to refined price levels and surplus production.

Tulsa Interstate Oil Compact Commission J. C. Hunter Texas Oklahoma Michigan Illinois Kansas New Mexico Colorado Commission Hunter Compact Commission Congress Texas Gulf Coast

Red Cross Mobilizes Garment Aid for British Children

England requests garments for 200000 children aged six months to five years. The American Red Cross runs 2962 chapters nationwide with over 500000 women volunteers knitting to aid Great Britain.

England American Red Cross Davis Great Britain

Christmas Events Announced by First Methodist Church

Rev. Frank S. Williams and Rev. George H. Norton Jr announce a four week sermon series on Christ’s coming with the Saviour of the World as the Sunday morning topic. Evening vesper services run for four Sundays at 7 p.m. The children's church school Christmas program is set for December 23 at 7 30 p.m. A union Methodist watch night service is planned for New Year’s Eve.

First Methodist Church Frank S. Williams George H. Norton Rev. Williams Christ Norton Church School Bethany Guild Union Methodist

Coordinating Council to Elect Officers Tonight

The Pima County Coordinating Council will elect officers for 1941 at the regular 8 o clock meeting in Superior Court Room No 1. Retiring president Dr T D Fridena said the program will include an address by David J Putney police crime prevention officer on Junior T men activities.

Pima County Superior Court Room No. 1 T. D. Fridena David J. Putney

Texas Rail Commission Plans Proration Hearing On Production

Production rose at war start to meet overseas demand but the market vanished. The Texas Railroad Commission, which set December and January production allowances in November, called a statewide proration hearing for Wednesday.

Texas The Railroad Commission

Greek Benefit Dinner Planned by Greek Relief Groups

A Greek relief benefit dinner is planned for 7 o'clock tomorrow night at the VFW club on 121 East Broadway. Bill Kritos will lead the program with food dancing and entertainment. James Ballas will prepare the dishes with the famous Fasolatha recipe kept secret. Proceeds benefit the local Greek war relief fund.

Fasolatha V. F. W. Post 545 United Spanish War Veterans V. F. W. Club East Broadway Bill Kritos Minerva Cafe Kritos James Ballas

First Windsor County inductee under Selective Service Act

In Ludlow Vermont on February 2 Walter BR Surething became the first man in Windsor county inducted under the Selective Service Act.

Ludlow Walter BR Surething Windsor County

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