Diplomatic Immunity Question in Nelsones Suit in Court
Judge Hall weighs whether wife of a Chinese foreign minister, Madame Quo Tai Chi, can be immune from suit in county court over damages claimed by Robert G. and Martha Nelson for 527.99. If immunity holds, case goes to federal court. attorney collapses ends plaintiff argument.
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William G. Hall
Robert G
Martha Nelson
Madame Quo Tai Chi
Dr. Quo
Madame Quo
Nelsons
Fred Fickett
Hall
L. H. Harward
Fickett
Department of State
Howsare
Sam Fowler
Fowler
James Howsare
Amto
California
Major Strange
M. A. Strange
Kent
England
Black Knight
E. I. Bressler
Paul J. Cella
Krucker and
Mrs Elaine Harris Ordered From Arizona
Elaine Harris was arrested in Tucson on a vagrancy charge after a YWCA complaint. Judge Paul Cella gave a suspended sentence on the condition she leave Arizona within 24 hours. She sought information on her foster child Cherie Harris, stayed at the YWCA one night, then was asked to leave for lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Harris
Y.W.C.A
Paul Cella
Arizona
Tucson
Cherie Harris
Three Million Oranges Distributed to Young Children in NI
In Northern Ireland a charity program handed out three million oranges to children under seven during a recent week. No fruit was available for any person aged seven or older.
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Northern Ireland
All Of Power Projects Must Be Held Back
The supply priorities and allocations board announced it will withhold priorities aid from new power projects not essential to national defense, public health or safety. It aims to aid underway projects and REA lines with copper, planning hearings Dec 12 to resolve copper production reports.
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Washington
U.P
SPAB
OPM
REA
Mediation Rejected by Phoenix Lettuce Strike Shippers
Phoenix shippers reject Gov Osborn mediation offer for a 2000 lettuce shed workers strike. A workers committee seeks mediation while demanding legal arbitration through the NLRA, with prices rising to 4.25 per crate and 2,000 shed workers plus 3,000 field workers affected.
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Phoenix
Osborn
National Labor Relations Board
John Jacobs
Central Arizona Growers and Shippers Association
Charles J. Feller
Charles Mayo
Shippers’ Association
Arizona
F. O. B. Phoenix
Britain Builds Defense Belt From Mediterranean to India
Cairo dispatch describes Britain’s vast preparations across Syria, Iraq, and Iran to defend the empire against a possible German advance. It notes Arab labor battalions aiding airports and highways, construction of dozens of airdromes, extensive road work, and heavy Allied troop and equipment deployments as March 1942 looms as a potential turning point.
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Cairo
Egypt
Caucasus
Turkey
Mediterranean
Syria
Iraq
Iran
India
Suez
Britain
Africa
Middle East
Beirut
Damascus
Middle- East
Western Desert
Bible Lands
New Zealand MP Killed in Libya
AUCKLAND December 6 Lieut Col J M Allen a member of the New Zealand parliament was killed in Libya it was announced today. Of seven MPs with the forces three have been killed and one taken prisoner.
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Auckland
J. M. Allen
New Zealand
Libya
State v. Robert Bellinger forgery plea outcome
Superior Court presiding judge William G. Hall reports the case State v. Robert Bellinger. plea of guilty yields a two to three year sentence. Proceedings also include Nelsons vs Quo damages hearing continued and Andersons vs Anderson divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Robert Bellinger
Robert G
Martha Nelson
Madame Dai-Chu H. Quo
Martha Agnes
Anderson
Carlyle
William Anderson
De Concini presides as case reset in loan license dispute
State case against Karl Baker for conducting a small loan business without a license is reset to December 26 with Edo De Concini presiding. The matter involves regulatory compliance and alleged unlicensed lending activities.
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Edo de Concini
Karl Baker
Justice Court Docket Sees Manuel Marcus Fined
Manuel Marcus appears before Justice Court presided by C. W. Gardner on reckless driving charges. A $50 fine or 50 days in jail was imposed as sentence.
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Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Manuel Marcus
Police Court Docket Highlights for Local Session
Paul Cella presides as John Higgins leaves scene of an accident with $10 bond forfeited. Charles Richardson AWOL from Army to U S Army. Taylor Perryman fined or jailed for vagrancy. Steve Pato jailed or fined for vagrancy. Rex Cooper and Bill Bloyd fined for vagrancy. Elaine Harris vagrancy sentence suspended pending departure from state.
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Paul Cella
John Higgins
Charles Richardson
A.W.O.L
Army
U. S. Army
Taylor Perryman
Steve Pato
Rex Cooper
Bill Bloyd
Elaine Harris
Marriage Licenses Granted in Marshall Town Area
Belle D Hall Clerk and Warden A Ruth report licenses for Hazel Liptrap age 29 of Tucson to wed 26 year old Marshall Town resident and David Del Rosario 26 of Ajo to marry 16 year old Tomasa Mesquita of Ajo.
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Belle D. Hall
Warden A. Ruth
Marshalltown
Iowa
Hazel Liptrap
Tucson
David del Rosario
Ajo
Tomasa Mesquita
Motorist Shot At On Fort Lowell Road
Harry Healy comptroller of the University of Arizona told the sheriff this morning that a .22 calibre bullet pierced the windshield of his car Friday night as he and Mrs. Healy rode west on Ft. Lowell road. Deputies searched near Dodge Boulevard Ft. Lowell but found no shooter.
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Harry Healy
University of Arizona
Sheriff's Office
Healy
Ft. Lowell Road
Dodge Boulevard
Preventorium Benefit Dance Set Tonight
Final plans are made for the annual city county employees Preventorium benefit dance to night in Legion building. Proceeds will defray Christmas dinners for child tuberculosis suspects in the Pima County Preventorium. Mrs. Kathryn Hammond, general chairman, says ticket sales may exceed last year.
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Tucson
Pima County Preventorium
Melvin
Bobby
Tucson Mountain
CCC
Pima County Anti-tuberculosis Society
Seal Sales
Edna May Flower
Legion Building
Pima County
Kathryn Hammond
Crusade Against Sunday Trading Started in Eire
A campaign opposing Sunday trading has begun in Ireland, signaling a movement aimed at restricting or ending commercial activity on Sundays across the country. Proponents argue for observance of the day, while opponents warn of economic impact and personal freedom considerations.
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Eire
DAY HEAD TO BE GUEST AT DINNER
Alfred T. Anderson of Prescott will be guest of local ex soldiers at a dinner and meeting December 15. The event starts with a 5 30 p m dinner at the San Carlos and a 7 30 p m meeting in the Veterans hospital recreation hall.
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Alfred T. Anderson
Disabled American War Veterans of
Arizona
Prescott
Veterans Hospital
San Carlos
Arthur Brinkmeyer
Edgar Neal
Urban Smith
Daniel Coleman
Thomas Adams
C. C. Bierman
Shanghai Rickshaw Pullers Form Union
A group of Rickshaw pullers in Shanghai organize to form a workers union to advocate for better pay and working conditions. The move signals increased labor organization among urban laborers in China.
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Shanghai
China
Cy Young Traded To Cleveland For A Suit Of Clothes
Baseball legend Cy Young is said to have been traded to Cleveland for a suit of clothes. The anecdote reflects the era's rough-and-ready player deals and legendary figures in early professional baseball.
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Cy Young
Cleveland
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