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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

2

Photographer Pays $200 Police Fine

Hervin Weinstein was fined $200 after a police court conviction for soliciting a photographic business without a license. Magistrate Paul J. Cella ordered $25 per day for the time he worked, with witnesses describing enlarging and framing photos for relatives in the service and COD deliveries.

Hervin Weinstein Oracle Read Paul ‘J. Cella Weinstein C. V. Buckland New York Siver

Somervell Warns Japan War Will Demand Massive Output

Gen. Brehon Somervell told the National Association of Manufacturers that conquering Japan will cost the United States about 71 billion dollars annually after Germany falls. He urged an upsurge in production, noted secret weapons, and warned current munitions use outpaces production while American and Allied forces push in Europe and the Pacific. He stressed the need for overwhelming materiel and cited heavy losses and intensive use of ammunition across fronts.

New York Germany Brehon Somervell Army Service Forces Somervell National Association Oanufacturers Europe Japan Aachen Pacific France

Government Heights PTA Meeting With Educational Talk

The Government Heights PTA will meet at 3 30 p m tomorrow in the east wing of the school. Anna E Falls Tucson Indian Training School superintendent will give a talk on character edition. A piano solo by Miss Patricia Hussey will follow with refreshments served.

Government Heights Pta Anna E. Falls Tucson Indian Iiing Patricia Hussey

Prescott leader to visit Naomi Rebekah group meeting

Mrs Leelia Walker of Prescott, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Arizona, will visit Naomi Rebekah Lodge at the regular meeting at 7 p.m. December 12. Arrangements are being made for a dinner before the meeting.

Leelia Walker Prescott Rebekah Mbly Arizona Naomi Rebekah

Zionist District Meeting Planned at Temple Emanu El

The Zionist District will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday December 7 at Temple Emanu El. Hillel society members will present the discussions.

Emanu- el Hillel Society

Pima Legislators Dine With Tucson Regional Plan Group

At the Old Pueblo club an informal dinner hosted Pima county lawmakers including Senators Kimtell and d Autremont and Representatives ONeill Ayrand Barber Ibes Hardwicke King Berky Penny. Postwar planning and developments were discussed.

Tucson

Old Pueblo Club Stag Dinner Hosts Noted Military Speakers

The Old Pueblo Club will hold a stag dinner at 6 tonight with guest speakers Maj. Frank Slough Air Medal with seven oak leaf clusters and the DFC will speak. Capt. William Moore also DFC and Capt. Will Rosar, back from two years in New Zealand, will discuss their service and experiences.

OLD Pueblo Club Frank Slough William Moore Will Rosar New Zealand

Divorce Judgment In Orange v Orange Presided by Evo De Concini

Public records show Aurelia Orange versus Lester Orange in a divorce judgment. Judge Evo De Concini presiding. case filed in superior court and resolved with final decree.

Superior Court Evo de Concini Aurelia Orange Lester Orange

Police Court Docket Highlights

Paul J. Cella presides as Edward Hinojos faces concealed weapon charges with $10 fine or 10 days. Raymond Bensenhower cited for reckless driving with $50 fine or 30 days.

Paul J. Cella Edward Hinojos Raymond Bensenhower

Marriage Licenses Registered By Clerk Belle D Hall

John C Bauer 38 San Francisco California w Irene C Miles 35 San Francisco California wed Claude W Bodkin 29 Mesa Arizona w Devonne L Boyd 18 Mesa Arizona John L Liessman 31 Miami Arizona w Frances J OToole 29 Miami Arizona Edward Lamorno 24 Tucson w Rosie Luna 17 Tucson John W Robertson 32 Tucson w Eula E Homan 34 Tucson

John C. Bauer San Francisco Calif Irene C. Miles Claude W. Bodkin Mesa Ariz Devonne L. Boyd John L. Liessman Miami Frances J. O'Toole Edward Lamorno Tucson Rosie Luna John W. Robertson Eula E. Homan

Gas and Electric Refund Hit December Bills in Tucson

The Arizona corporation commission ordered a refund of December bills by Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co totaling 185000 dollars for about 19000 domestic customers. Refunds equal full domestic bills and partial for commercial rates, with timing staggered to after January 1.

Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co Arizona Corporation Commission

Hit and Run Fatality Claims H A Frost in Tucson

H A Frost age 68 of 1127 East Floretta Street Tucson died after a hit and run crash. Survived by wife Mary two sons Homer A and Dean Frost two grandchildren and brother Neuman Frost of Ann Arbor Michigan. Funeral services pending at Bring's chapel.

H. A. Frost East Floretta Street Hollywood Receiving Hospital Mary Homer A. Frost Dean Frost Tucson Neuman Frost Ann Arbor Mich Bring’s Chapel

Tucson and Pima County Share In November Tax Gains

Official figures show Tucson to receive 11388.26 in November sales tax, South Tucson 339.56, and Pima County 48580.51, with all allocations rising from the previous year. City and county officials released the data today.

Tucson Pima County South Tucson Tax Commission

City audits show 361902 spend in five months in Tucson

City auditor James Manders reports Tucson spent 361902.26 in the first five months while receipts totaled 467313.86. Unexpended appropriations reach 590964.53 with 485552.93 still to be received to meet year budget. major outlays include police 62086, administration 56027.24, fire 47685.59, waste 33136.38. Himmel Park expansion 13000 is in contingency awaiting land transfer.

Tucson James D. Manders Manders Himmel Park

Ancient fern cells visible under high power microscope

Under a high power microscope the coating does not look black and the cellular structure of ancient ferns becomes visible.

War Bonds Street Show Planned Here

The AWVS will staff a war bond booth at Congress and Stone from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tomorrow with continuous platform entertainment from Davis-Monthan and Marana airfields and the Santa Rita hotel. Masters of ceremonies include Gordon Preston and Corp. Frank Costello. The program features Sgt. Ed Jazwick, Pvt. Red Cuddihy, Pvt. Melva Haun, Sgt. Hub Essy, Bill Schaffer, silhouettes by a Davis Monthan civil servant, the Santa Rita orchestra, Elizabeth Fink at 3:30, and Marana airfield performers. War bond totals from Friday’s rally reached 400,000 in seats and 750,000 at the poster painting auction by Marian Greenwood.

AWVS Congress and Stone Pvt Rollin Mabie Special Service Office Davis- Monthan Davis-Monthan Marana Army Santa Rita Edward Dunham Santa Rita Orchestra Joe Poretta Frances Maddox Lou Slifka Elizabeth Fink Marian Greenwood

Phoenix Printer Killed in Battle on Leyte

Phoenix soldier 1st Lt. Clifford S. Pryor, 28, son of former state legislator Ed R. Pryor, was killed in action October 22 during operations on Leyte. The report notes Pryor’s service and death as announced from Phoenix.

Phoenix Leyte Clifford S. Pryor Ed RX. Pryor

Kurtz Couple Thank Tucson For Hospitality

Col and Mrs Frank Kurtz express gratitude to Tucson citizens for warm hospitality during their stay for the sixth war loan bond rally. They and accompanying guests helped promote Pima County wartime bond quotas calling the drive a successful mission.

Frank Kurtz Tucson Kurtz Col William L. White Vicki Baum Jessica Dragonette Erskine Caldwell

Printing business ties to Pryor in Leyte war notice

Leyte War Department notified Pryor's wife today. Pryor had been associated with his father here in the printing business.

Leyte War Department Pryor

Farmer Says He Chooses Cattle Over Colts After Dog Incident

In Rochester Indiana a farmer chose to raise good cattle instead of a yearling colt after an English shepherd cattle dog brought him to a decision at the E F Umbaugh audition.

Rochester Ind. U.P

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