Three Receive Suspension Of Prison Terms
In district court three women and one man faced two year suspended terms for Dyer act violations. Nancy Tyler and Eva Pinkerman pleaded guilty to transporting vehicles and a stolen car respectively. Mitchell, Cody, Wyrick, and others faced next week or January sentencing on related charges. Dyer act, illegal re entry, and forgery cases dominated the docket with several defendants set for Jan 19 or Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holley
Chicago
Nancy Jean Tyler
Illinois City
Bisbee
Joseph Alonzo Mitchell
Eva Dee Pinkerman
Durante
Okla
Safford
van Arvin Wyrick
Jesse Clarence Cody
Cody
Wyrick
Martin Rogers
Elmer George Ujezo
San Antonio
Tex
Joe O. Valenzuela
Francisco S. Mortega
Harold C. Wheeler
Maria del Refugio Barbosa Zuniga
Maria Luis Barbosa Zuniga
U.S
Louis Morales Mendoza
Wh R
Ernest Alexander Romanoff
Probation Department
Leo— Lopez-Saens
Jesus Saavedra
Nrique Alvarez
John Dimbleby
Armando Chavez-Banda
Francisco Xavier Zepeda-Bermudez
Margarito Serna
Manuel Marquez
Oral Dean Wilson
Burbank
Calif
Tucson
Treasury
Addie Mae Nelson
Howard C. Bromberg
Lloyd E. Lamb
Ira C. Ginsburg
Grover T. Tullos
Don Hummel
U. S
Jose Lopez- Gradillas
Gradillas
Mexico
James Kaytoggy
Judge Johnson Honored By Tucson Social Service Directors
The Tucson social service exchange held its annual meeting at the county probation office. Judge J. Mercer Johnson was elected director for a three year term, replacing E. T. Morton. Other new and continuing board members include Mrs. Dorothy Barber, Mrs. F. T. Gibbings, Robert Johnson, Dr. Frederick A. Conrad, Roy H. Long, Mrs. Lucille Evers, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Community Chest
Royal B. Irving
Tucson
F. Payne Dearing
Robert E. Heineman
Edward M. Hayden
Mander Johnston
Reneeeeenseeresenserte
Veterans Hospital
Tucson Social Service Exchange
County Probation Office
J. Mercer Johnson
E. T. Morton
Dorothy Barber
Red Cross
F. T. Gibbings
Robert Johnson
Frederick A. Conrad
Roy H. Long
Lucille Evers
Catholic Social Service
Irwin Hirsch
Henry Kiberg
L. P. Hermes
Gibbings
Elizabeth S. Basteen
Exchange
First Congregational Plans Christmas Communion
The First Congregational church will hold a special Christmas communion service at 9 a.m. on Sunday with baptism of children. The regular service starts at 11 a.m. and a vesper service at 5 p.m. will feature a Christmas pageant. Rev. Richard A. Dawson is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Richard A. Dawson
Missing Flier Held Up By Weather
Master Sgt. Wilbur M. Booker, 43, of El Reno Oklahoma, arrived safely in his private plane at Williams Air Force Base after weather forced a landing in Duncan Arizona. An aerial search had been conducted for Booker, who had been missing since departing Tucumcari New Mexico on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Air Force
Tucumcari
N. M
Wilbur M. Booker
el Reno
Okla
Duncan
Booher
Darrow Associate to Speak to Maricopa Bar Association
Judge William Holley of Chicago will address the Maricopa County Bar Association Monday. He sits in district court for Judge Speakman and is noted for 42 years of Illinois practice and his association with Clarence Darrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holley
Chicago
Howard C. Speakman
Abusive Wire Refused Prompted Attlee Telegram Incident
Capt Leslie Holdaway of the Isle of Wight sent a telegram calling for Prime Minister Attlee to resign. The post office deemed it abusive and blocked delivery, leading Holdaway to mail it to 10 Downing Street and protest censorship likened to Nazi Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Holdaway
Isle of Wight
Britain
Clement Attlee
Holadaway
No. 10 Downing Street
London
Nazi Germany
Rain Touts Minor Tucson Skies and Frost Ahead
Light rain in the Tucson area yielded .04 inch, lifting December total to 0.5 inch. Forecasters expect scattered showers, a 20 degree drop, and possible subfreezing temps by Thursday morning. Mt Lemmon reports rain with no snow as a cold-wave looms for northern and southern Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Phoenix
Mt. Lemmon
Weather Bureau
Arizona
Associated Press
Montana
City Briefs Schedule Key Tucson Meetings and Talks
Local union, hotel, and lodge events fill the evening. Sisk of Nogales Herald speaks on southern Arizona industry. Knights of Columbus, Masons, Eagles, B n ai B n ai Hillel, and VEW group meetings listed with locations across Tucson venues. University of Arizona Hillel hosts Rabbi Lelyveld visiting as public program. Urban League and YWCA host a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
The
Tool Owners Union
Pioneer Hotel
H. R. Sisk
Nogales
Tucson Lodge No
F&am
Masonic Temple
South Scott Street
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
North Fourth Avenue
Arthur J. Lelyveld
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations
Hillel
Penney Store Grants Staff Extra Pay for 1948
Special payments totaling about 5000 dollars were given to 107 Tucson Penney store employees last weekend. Manager F Payne Dearing announced that workers with a full year of 1948 received two extra weeks pay and proportional amounts were given to those with less than a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney
F. Payne Dearing
Dearing
Tucson
D M Bombers Kept In North Extra 2 Weeks
Davis-Monthan base 63rd bomb squadron gets a two week extension after 45 days in the Arctic. They will miss Christmas in Tucson. A special eighth air force mission will fly Christmas packages to Alaska next week using one aircraft. Packages must be at the base by noon Monday. Wives of involved personnel are asked to call Lt. Gene C. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Arctic
Eighth Air Force
Alaska
Gene C. Robinson
Davis-Monthan
Morning readings show frigid 10 degree start
Morning temperatures dipped to about 10 degrees with subzero wind chills reported. Fair weather held along the west coast while the Gulf states and Ohio Valley saw milder conditions despite light wintry mix in parts of the east and middle Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
East
Middle Atlantic States
Protests Transfer Of Liquor Permit In City
Miss Ethel Candor protested the transfer of half interest in a wine and beer license to Peter B Kusian for Time Market at 443 Fast Third Street. The objection cites proximity to the Presbyterian church at 740 North Fourth Avenue and cites a 300 foot restricted distance. License issued for this location in 1937 per city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Candor
East Fifth Street
Peter B. Kusian
Fast Third Street
Candor
Presbyterian Church
North Fourth Avenue
Fatness Inheritance Shown In Mouse Study At Brown
Brown University biology researchers report fatness can be inherited after experiments on a mouse named Butterball and its offspring. The study suggests genetic factors contribute to overeating obesity traits observed across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Brown University Biology Department
Sureson Bails Crtizer 2 Wednesday Evening
Sureson posts a Crtizer 2 update for a Wednesday evening on December 15 1948 detailing local events and schedule notes for readers. The short item notes a time and date without extraneous details. The notice convenes interest in the upcoming program and its broadcast timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sureson
Crtizer
Inherited Fatness Correctable by Diet in Humans
Laboratory workers found that inherited fatness can be corrected by proper diet, as it is in humans. The observation suggests dietary intervention may counter genetic predisposition to obesity.
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Social Service
First Congregational Planning Communion
Darrow
Midwest
Lower Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Cincinnati
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dakotas
Rockies
Lewistown
Great Falls
Mont
Penney Store
North
Allen Lock CO
E. Speedway
Westinghouse
Playgro Reg
Chaiser
Sale Rattan
Elaxer
Redwood
Garden Furniture Company, Inc
Speedway
Tucson Blvd
Jacome's
Store of Friendly Service
E. Congress
Scott
Phone
Phoenix Ie
Burmel
Thrifties
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