Army Officers Open Office At University
Two army air corps officers from the local base are conducting interviews at the university for air corps recruits. Lieut. J. E. Altman and Sgt. J. Nobvody will meet prospects in room 200 of the campus administration building from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for two days. Applications not limited to university men. Three courses: regular pilot or navigator training and a new bombardier navigator course opened last month. Eligibility: single men 20 to 26, high school graduates, U.S. citizens at least 10 years. Pay and allowances match aviation cadets.
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Army Air Corps
Air Corps
J. E. Altman
J. Nobvody
Altman
Seth
United States
Macias asks Pima pay for appeal in murder case
Elisandro Macias 19 seeks county funding to cover transcript costs for his appeal after being convicted of the Rowood murder of Abdo Hage. He will appear in superior court with Judge William G Hall ruling on proof of indigence and his transfer from Florence state penitentiary for the hearing. The case involved stabbing at Hage’s Rowood store on June 5 with robbery alleged. A radio photo service noted a Tokyo Shanghai link.
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Pima County
Abdo Hage
Rowood
Elisandro Macias
William G. Hall
J. Mercer Johnson
Hall
Macias
Florence
Hage
Ajo
Public Records and Court Actions Across Docket
A sequence of court entries shows contempt orders for Rosaura Bernal and other alimony and costs issues, a petition to establish a trust and appoint a receiver involving Fulleylove estate, temporary alimony and attorney fees in Kelley v. Kelley, and various city justice court dispositions including reckless driving, vagrancy, and license infractions. Marriage licenses list Francisco Rivera and Micaela Sanchez, Crigpin Astorga and Rosa Rivera, Thomas Kornegay and June Phillips.
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Superion
William G. Hall
Rosaura Bernal
Ernest E. Bernal
T. F. Dempwolf
Pacific States Savings and Loan Company
Ralph W. Evans
Building and Loan Commissioner of
California
Et al
Superior Court
Evo de Concini
Arthur Fulleylove
Walter E. Kelley
Maggie M. Kelley
C. W. Gardner
Ervin A. Dessie
Frank B. Murphy
Mamiel Ochotoreno
Frank Castillo
Crispin Astorga
Belle D. Hall
Francisco: Rivera
Amado
Ariz
Micaela Sanchez
Crisgpin Astorga
Tucson
Rosa Rivera
Thomas D. Kornegay
Juné Phillips
Speeding Charge Is Dismissed In Court
A speeding charge against 20 year old Alexander Budurin was dismissed in police court after a morning accident at North Fourth avenue and East Helen street. Budurin's car and Fred Wood's vehicle sustained 450 in damage and both drivers suffered head cuts treated at the county hospital. The case was argued by Tra Schneler before police magistrate Paul Cella.
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Alexander Budurin
North
Santa Rita Avenue
Budurin
Fred Wood
North Seventh Avenue
North Fourth Avenue
East Helen Street
Wood
Tra Schneler
Paul Cella
Lightner-than-air program proposed by senator
Washington reports Sen Charles O Andrews introduced a bill to authorize a 39 million dollar lighter-than-air development program. It would fund naval air stations in Florida southern California and Ruget Sound, each at 7 million dollars, with up to five naval air stations overseas at 18 million dollars total.
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Washington
URI
Charles O. Andrews
Florida
Naval
Air Station
Southern California
Naval Air Station
Ruget Sound
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Coast Planes Take Off For Ocean Search
SEATTLE December 9 planes from Portland air base began a 9 15 am MST patrol to search 600 miles to sea for two to three Japanese carriers and submarines. Brig Gen Carl Wash said planes would be readied at western Washington fields as weather improved and warned Seattle radio stations to remain off air tonight. no change in the threat was reported.
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Seattle
Portland
Carlyle H. Wash
Washington
General Wash
Pacific Coast
Aithin
KIRQ
G. P. Gourtellot
Northwest Defense Command
Wash
Explosive Production Up in United States Says Expert
Dr Jules Beble of Washington University told an engineering club that US plants will soon produce about 3,000,000 pounds of explosives daily, placing the nation in a much stronger position for military needs than in 1918.
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ST. “Louis
United States
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Pima
Tokyo
Shanghai
Defense
Dick Jenkins
Pima County, Defense Savings Committee
Public Records
William Singer
Robert Hoeflinger
John Malone
A. L. Fountain
Vladimir Horowitz
London
Johns-Manville
the O'Malley Lumber Co. N
Subway
China
Vicks
Anno Ari
VapoRus
Mercury Tre Aviation
Mercury
NUE Bsi
Alonce Eat Sul Isinizdsniz Orig
BRE
Am Bulsont
Congress
Stone
Jones Drug Go
Philco Radios
Maytags Bendix
Amail Electrical Appliances
Yardtey
Jones Drug Co. Scott & Cong
Sears Toyland
Southern
Arizona
Sears, Roebuck & Co
PHC Polk
Maytag-Mann
B. Congress
Ray
Westinghouse
Russell Electric
Jewel Box
State Theatre
Josephine’s Beauty Shop
Paiser
Ganer
McKenzie’s
Teree
Buehman
Desert Gardens Nursery
East Speedway
Santa Rita Drug Store
Oere
Lewis
Arrow Messengers
Chicago
Food Mart
Posner
E. Congress
Willams
Southwest
Henry Electric Co
N. 4Th Ave
Porter
Priser
Nuway Cleaners
Baum & Adamson
Stone Ave
Sullinger Studio
Deaks Seta
Bulifalde— Games
American Pants
YMCA
Personal Finance Co
FOX Theatre
Royal, Corona
Underwood
P. M. Elias
Congress Bill
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