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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1947

Page

26

Alleged Thief Held In Jail After Federal Hearings

Preliminary hearings for three defendants were conducted by U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay. Wayne Irwin Walbridge bound over to district court under $1000 bail for crossing state lines with a stolen 1947 Plymouth coach. Walbridge was arrested at Benson station after allegedly stealing the car in New York on Nov 5 and taking it toward Florida and California. Pauline Anderson released to husband Curtis Anderson on forgery charges for allegedly forging Mary L Dorsey’s name on a $50 postal money order December 2. Haskell E Snader released on own recognizance to face district court on interstate theft of a radio from Arizona Express shipment from Los Angeles to Tucson. radio later found in Snader’s car.

U. S Thomas H. McKay Wayne Irwin Walbridge Pima County Walbridge Benson Bronx N. Y Florida California FBI Auline Anderson Curtis Anderson Mary L. Dorsey Haskell E. Snader Arizona Express Company Los Angeles Tucson Swader

Scouts Plan Merit Show at Tucson Armory

The Catalina Council of Boy Scouts plans its first merit badge show with Cubs Scouts and senior Scouts presenting demonstrations in Scouting skills. The event runs February 6–7 at the Tucson armory, featuring 40 booths with uniformed Scouts and activities from a photographic lab to poultry exhibits. Jack Mantle leads, with Joe Pickard handling tickets and Clinton Helbig overseeing booth construction.

Catalina Council of Boy Scouts of America Tucson Jack Mantle Joe Pickard Clinton Helbig

Plastic Surgeon Addresses Tucson Medical and Dental Societies

Dr. Arthur E. Smith of Los Angeles addressed a joint meeting of the Pima County Medical and Tucson Dental Societies Tuesday night at the Pioneer hotel. He is noted nationwide for his scientific approach to facial and oral reconstruction and spoke on Reconstructive Plastic and Maxillary Facial Surgery.

Arthur E. Smith Los Angeles Varsity of California Pima County Medical and Tucson Dental Societies Pioneer Hotel Smith United States

Community Event Notices and Fight Pictures at Fox Tucson

City brief items list times for talks at the Santa Rita hotel and Odd Fellows hall plus a university church variety show to fund Christmas baskets. Also notes Blenman PTA meeting speakers and a Legion post session planning a new building. Plus Fox Tucson to screen Louis Walcott championship fight footage in coming days.

William Abernathy Southern Arizona Bank Santa Rita Hotel Juanita Temple No Pythian Sisters Odd Fellows Hall University Methodist Church East Third Street Euclid Avenue Joe M. Young Tucson Blenman School PTA Cocio-Estrada Post American Legion Legion Hall Fox-Tucson

Local church and club evening events announced

At 6 p m St Andrew s Episcopal guild serves a turkey dinner at the parish hall East 16th and South Fifth. At 8 p m SS Peter and Paul choir rehearses. Redeemer Lutheran Mission Workers hold their annual Christmas party at 1137 North Seventh Avenue with co hosts Mrs Frederic Knoll and Mrs Kathryn Gleave. RAT club meets at the Ochoa center Jackson and Convent streets to discuss reorganization plans.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild East 16Th South Fifth Mission Workers of Redeemer Lutheran Church North Seventh Avenue Frederic Knoll Kathryn Gleave Ochoa Center Jackson Convent Streets

Tucsonans enlist in air force for three years

Two Tucson men, Sgt. Santiago Morales and Pfc. Antonio De La Ossa, have enlisted in the air force for three years, the local Army recruiting office disclosed Wednesday morning.

C. W. Lank Home Damaged By Flames

Fire confined to the exterior caused up to 300 dollars in damage to Mrs. C. W. Lank home on East River Road Tuesday. Catalina fire company responded about 4 40 p m. The kitchen faced heavy smoke damage and doors and a window were destroyed or broken. Origin unknown but suspected to have started between two doors.

C. W. Lank East River Road Catalina Fire Company

Armed Forces Free Mailing Ends December Thirty First

Davis Man field postmaster George Parent announced free mailing privileges for service members end December 31. He cautioned a stamp rush after that date as personal mail will then be prepaid at regular first class rates.

George Parent Davis-Monthan Field

Pima County Receives October Gas Tax Share

County Treasurer Louis Young announces a $28,438.05 payment from the Arizona highway motor vehicle department as Pima county’s share of October 1947 gas tax. Two thirds goes to the county, one third to cities. Tucson gets $8,904.90, South Tucson $256.89, Rincon Village held for incorporation decision at $317.56.

Louis Young Arizona Highway Motor Vehicle Department Pima Tucson South Tucson Rincon Village

Briney Udall Win Law Test at University of Arizona

Pittsburgh's Richard Briney and Calvin Udall of St. Johns won the Fegtly Moot court trial for third year law students at the University of Arizona. Supreme Court Judge Levi S. Udall presided and will send the decision. The case involved a Taft Hartley Act political action section. Garlock of Morenci and Evans of Tucson argued against them.

Richard Briney Pittsburgh Calvin Udall St. Johns Fegtly Law University of Arizona Supreme Court Levi S. Udall Law College Binney Udall Law Building George Garlock Morenci Richard Evans Tucson Samuel Marks Fegtly

Naval reserve officer attends San Diego inspectors conference

Cmdr Hollis W. Jones of the local naval reserve office attends a conference of inspector instructors of the 11th naval reserve armories in San Diego and will return to Tucson Monday.

Cmdr Hollis W. Jones Naval Reserve Office 11Th Naval Reserve Armories San Diego Tucson

Mrs. Ida Jane Stough Rites Set for Thursday

Final rites for Mrs. Ida Jane Stough who died Monday in a local hospital are scheduled for 3 p.m. Thursday at Bring's chapel with Bishop A. G. Kimball officiating. Burial will follow in South Lawn Memorial Park.

Ida Jane Stough Bring’s Chapel A. G. Kimball South Lawn Memorial Park

Sunnyside Junior High Honors Roll Named

Sixteen students at Sunnyside junior high school earned honor roll status for the second six weeks, announced by principal Mrs. Hulda Schuh. Named include Boone Barker, Alex Moreno, Leona Russell, Lily Acuna, Mary Lou Koonce, Carole Miller, Lorena Powell, Marilyn Dunton, Margaret, and other listed pupils.

Sunnyside Hulda Schuh Boone Barker Alex Moreno Leona Russell Lily Acuna Mary Lou Koonce Carole Miller Lorena Powell Marilyn Dunton Margaret

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