Hamburger Clash Breaks Out At All American Bus Depot
A free for all at the All American bus depot on Tenth Street left Patrolman William Scott injured by a thrown hamburger. Mrs. Joe Huhn was fined $30 or 10 days for disturbing the peace, with Lawrence Brothers and Huhn also charged. A juvenile girl was sent to Pima County for disposition. Several officers were struck or bitten during the scuffle as the fight began over a bus seat.
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Tenth Street
Joe Huhn
William Scott
Huhn
Paul Cella
Lawrence Brothers
East 12Th Street
Scott
John D. Anderson
Robert Segourney
Richard Tripp
Ellis D. Potter
Anderson
Brothers
Tripp
Tucson
Mrs. Huhn
$6 a ton Newsprint Price Increase Authorized
The Office of Price Administration announced a six dollar per ton rise in newsprint prices effective next Tuesday. The increase applies to all U.S. and imported newsprint and aims to offset higher production costs and restore earnings to prewar levels. About 3,250,000 tons are consumed yearly, pushing annual costs up by roughly $19.5 million.
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Washington
U.P
Office of Price Administration
OPA
U. S
United States
Grand Jury Indicts Variety of Motor Vehicle Theft and Related Offenses
Indictments returned for Phoenix Prescott and Globe districts include charges under the national motor vehicle theft act. Defendants include Kenneth Stoddard and several others for theft and illegal entry from Mexico, with cases of liquor sales to Indians noted in Prescott and Globe districts.
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Dall Freeland
Janice Jamison
Willie Helip
Colorado River
Arizona
Kenneth Stoddard
Phoenix
Donald Charles Patrick Hussey
Robert Lee Lambertus
William Hardin McGonigle
Edward F. Hines
Homer Ray Peeples
Clifford
Lawrence Edward Wisner
Clarence Jones
Robert B. Payne
Lawrence S. Hornsberger
Billy Ward
William C. Halderman
Prescott District
Willie Smith
Leopoldo Vigil
Globe District
George Calvin Roney
San Francisco
Calif
Duncan, Ariz
Lee Boyle
Trinidad M. Rodriguez
City Briefs FEDERAL UNTON MEETING AT YWCA
The Federal Unton group will meet at 8 p m tomorrow in the YWCA dining room. Miss Dolores Eggloff will review The Anatomy of Peace by Elmer Reyes. A discussion will follow and the public is invited. The Tucson Chamber has received 5000 picture postcards of USS Tucson for crew mailings, per secretary C Edgar Goyette.
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Federal Unton, Inc
The
YWCA
Dolores Eggloff
Elmer Reyes
Tucson Chamber OF Commerce
USS
Tucson
Old Pueblo
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
YMCA Radio Program Returns With J R Whippo
The weekly YMCA sponsored program resumes tomorrow at 4 15 p m featuring J R Whippo as commentator It airs as a church calendar of the air and YMCA news carried by the station.
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The
YMCA
J. R. Whippo
Disabled Veterans of America Chapter No 4 Meeting
Chapter No 4 of the Disabled Veterans of America will hold a meeting at 8 p m today featuring updates on benefits and veteran support services.
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Disabled Veterans of America
Prince Konoye Awaits Arrest Avoids Visitors
Prince Fumimaro Konoye, Japan's top royal war crimes suspect, refused visitors including former ambassador Saburo Kurusu. Asahi cited his belief he would be listed for arrest and said he aimed to return to Tokyo by December 16.
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Karunzawa
Japan
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Asahi
Saburo Kurusu
United States
Konoyue
Tokyo
American City Nominated as UNO Peace Capital Site
Philippine delegate argues United States should host UNO in a bid to counter isolationism saying Americans have little contact with war zones and noting San Francisco reception during the conference. Britain leads efforts to keep the site under consideration, while Canada backs a European alternative.
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London
United States
United Nations
UNO
Pedro Lopez
UNO Preparatory Commission
Lopez
Empire State Building
San Francisco
League of Nations
America
Commission
Executive Committee
Canada
Pearl Harbor Radio Show Is Planned Here
The first peacetime anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack will be commemorated by station KVOA with the half hour production A Chronicle of War at 6 30 p m Written by Wally Johnson with background music by Vernon Young both from the station program department The panorama reviews the events of that day four years ago and the wars that followed ending with the eve of the Victory loan drive Beamed from Tucson to all Arizona Broadcasting system stations.
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Pearl Harbor
KVOA
Wally Johnson
Vernon Young
America
Tucson
Arizona Broadcasting System
Indianapolis Police Warn Servicemen of Wallet Theft Risks
Indianapolis police issued warnings to servicemen about being rolled for money. One man followed the advice and banked 140 dollars with police headquarters for safekeeping overnight.
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Indianapolis
W.P
Hitler planned to seize Gibraltar and block Atlantic routes
The wartime directive issued November 12 1940 ordered high command to plot immediate seizure of Gibraltar to bar British access to the western Mediterranean. It outlined disguises Spanish cooperation air strikes from France and entry into Spain and Portugal to seal the straits with Germany’s aid, while keeping Spain neutral to avoid premature discovery.
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Frederick C. Orchsner Muernberg
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Gibraltar
Spain
Hitler
Col. H. Phillimore
Supreme Headquarters
France
Balkans
Portugal
Iberian Peninsula
Felix
Mediterranean
Foreign Intelligence
Foreign Intelligence Bureau
Erich Raeder
Norway
Scandinavia
Wyoming plans markers for 100 historic sites
The Wyoming state department of commerce and industry works on a plan to place markers at 100 or more locations of outstanding historical significance to attract tourists.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Wyoming
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