Makes Corner But Gets Fine
Louis Aquilla Yates 19 of Newport Beach California tested a low-slung British car turning a 45 mph right hand. He failed to appear on a reckless driving charge and had a $30 bond forfeited by Magistrate Paul J. Cella. Captain Keefe said the turn occurred at East Fourth Street and North Third Avenue. Yates claimed it was a demonstration to test ground clearance. He was taken into custody at 4:50 pm and released on bond.
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Louis Aquilla Yates
Newport Beach
Calif
Yates
Frank Keefe
Tucson
Paul J. Cella
Keefe
Corp
Willard M. Newfeld
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Cella
Newfeld
Brownie
Man Receives Probation and Fine for Stolen Property Case
Morgan W. Ray, 32, of 205 East Third Street, convicted in city court on possessing stolen items taken from Sears Roebuck and Co. He received six months probation and a $30 fine on a guilty plea of drunkenness. Police caught him in the store office. a salesman testified seeing him remove tools. The magistrate suspended part of the sentence but imposed the fine as the main punishment for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan W. Ray
E. Third St
Sears Roebuck & Co
Ray
Robert Ramsdell
Bernard P. Leinweber
E. Adelaide Jr
Sixth Street
East Tenth Avenue
Ramsdell
Celia
Lowell Pupils In 2 Presentations
Ft. Lowell school children will present I'm Dreaming of Christmas at 2 p.m. Monday for pupils and again at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for the PTA. Fourth and fifth graders portray Christmas customs and the nativity scene while sixth graders form the chorus. Over 200 intermediate pupils participate under Mary Zua Kamp, music teacher, director with help from other teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Lowell
PTA
Mary Zua Kamp
IOOF Military Award To Kennedy In Tucson Ceremony
Fred Kennedy of 1320 E. Blacklidge Jr. will receive the IOOF Militant Order decoration at 3 p.m. in a public ceremony at the IOOF hall 135 S Sixth Ave Tucson canton No 6 will host. The honor honors service beyond fraternal duties. Gareth M Nelson son of Clyde Nelson of Saf ford has been advanced to dental technician third class at the U S naval air station San Diego after entering service January 4 1949 and attending Gila College Thatcher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kennedy
E. Blacklidge Jr
Patriarchs Militant Order
IOOF
S. Sixth Ave
Tucson
Canton No. 6
Kennedy
Arizona Council
Odd Fellows
Gareth M. Nelson
Clyde Nelson
Safford
U. S. Naval Air Station
San Diego
Naval Service
Gila College
Thatcher
Truman defense mobilization questions and answers
A Washington roundup outlines President Truman's defense mobilization plan. Taxes may rise on individuals and corporations to fund defense, with proposed excess profits taxes. No 1925 draft age changes are planned. gasoline rationing not expected soon. auto price freezes likely. rubber tires possibly rationed. price controls may be imposed on steel and other metals. wages to be controlled where price controls exist. voluntary price controls possible with potential general freeze if ineffective.
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Washington
U.P
President Truman
Truman
Congress
Senate
Accused Killers Vow No Trouble on Death Row
Robert Sturm 19 and James McKay 18 were sentenced to death for killing two deputy sheriffs in California. Convicted December 6 in Redding for the murder of Undersheriff Earl Sholes and Deputy Dan Heryford after the youths escaped a state camp. Their case goes to the state supreme court on automatic appeal. if upheld, a date for execution will be set.
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San Quentin
Calif
Robert Sturm
James McKay
Clinton Duffy
San Quentin Prison
Redding
Earl Sholes
Dan Heryford
Sholes
Heryford
Sturm
McKay
Seattle
Wash
State Supreme Court
Two Guard Units Called Up For Active Duty
Washington reports two more national guard divisions ordered into active service for January 16 as part of President Truman's plan to boost armed forces to 3.5 million. The 31st Infantry Alabama Mississippi and the 47th Infantry Minnesota North Dakota will train at Fort Jackson South Carolina and Camp Rucker Alabama respectively. Six guard divisions now active since Korea began June 25, with the 28th 40th 43rd and 45th already called. Two guard regimental combat teams also on duty. Truman also forecast aircraft production rising to about 1,500 planes a month within a year.
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Washington
National Guard
Truman
31St Infantry
Alabama
Mississippi
47Th Infantry
Minnesota
North Dakota
Army
Alexander G. Paxton
Greenville
Miss
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Norman E Hendrickson
Minneapolis
Camp Rucker
Ozark
Ala
Continental United States
28Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania
40Th Infantry Division
California
43Rd Infantry Division
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
45Th
Oklahoma
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp Cooke
Calif
Camp Picket
Camp Polk
196Th
South Dakota
278Th
Tennessee
Camp Carson
Colo
Ft. Devens
Mass
Killer Eludes Police Search
SANTA FE December 16 an armed killer kidnapping suspect Lucian H Harris 52 eluded police for a second night while posses hunted the wilderness for him He is wanted for the ambush slaying of C H Brown Jr 29 and abduction of Adelina Lucero 24 Harris who had dated Miss Lucero fled after the attack at her father’s home and reportedly planned to kill himself in a note authorities said he may face murder and kidnapping charges if found alive
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Santa FE
Lucian H. Harris
Pelican
Robert Fox
Harris
C. H. Brown Jr
Deming
N. M
Adelina Lucero
Brown
Miss Lucero
Los Alamos
Here
Watch The World TV special stars SAS students in New York debut
Radio Tucson reports 50 SAS boys from Sabine canyon will appear tomorrow on NBCs Watch The World with Capt. Russell B. Fair grieve headmaster noting Charles Herbert of Western Ways and Al Runkle of Tucson produced the NBC segment last month. Music and drama picks list tonight and tomorrow across local stations with top acts and orchestras including Vaughn Monroe and Stravinsky conducting the San Francisco Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Southern Arizona School
Sabine Canyon
Nbs-Tv
Russell B. Fairgrieve
SAS
Charles Herbert
Western Ways
al Runkle
NBC
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
U. of A
Sigma Alpha Iota Choir
KCNA
Army of Stars
The
Salvation Army
Lily Pons
Robert Weede
Jean Hersholt
KVOA
Symphony
Igor Stravinsky
Spike Jones
Bob Mitchell Choir
Bergen McCarthy
Paulette Goddard
Bergen
Kopo
Bank Distributes Largest Bonus Across Eight Branches
Bank president Frank C. Brophy announced the largest bonus in Bank of Douglas history will be shared by employees at eight branches. Every employee with two years’ service gets a full month’s salary, plus a graduated scale for others, reflecting growth of Arizona’s pioneering financial institution.
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Bank of Douglas
Frank C. Brophy
Brophy
Asone
Arizona
Tucson Soldier Wounded in Korean Action
Pfc. William E. Cooney of Tucson, a member of the seventh division, was wounded in both legs and the right foot in Korea. He reported only seven of his 263 man unit survived a recent action in northeast Korea and is now in a Japanese army hospital. Cooney attended Tucson High School and joined the army in 1949, serving in Korea since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cooney
Tucson
Frank Cooney
S. Second Ave
Cooney
Korea
Japan
Tucson High School
Army
Damages Ruled Out In Twin Suit
A nine women and three men jury ruled neither Ellen E Parrish nor the Chapman Dyer Steel Manufacturing Co had a right to damages from an auto accident on Sept 7. The complaint filed by Mrs Parrish ended without awards in superior court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen E. Parrish
Chapman-Dyer Steel Manufacturing Co
Collision case over car damages at East Speedway and Ninth
Tucson Batly Tutzen sues Chapman Dyer and an employee for 5176.68 alleging negligence led to a collision at East Speedway and North Ninth Avenue. Chapman counters for 800 in damages. Judge J Mercer Johnson presided.
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Chapman-Dyer
Donald Chapman
Chapman
East Speedway
North Ninth Avenue
J. Mercer Johnson
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Reggie Russe
Stern
U.S
M. A
Dial
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Parker-Kerr
North Stone Avenue
Coachett Moc ES - Ee
Correetes
C. J. Wilkerson
Concrete Products CO
1St Ave
Spencer Piano CO
S, Campbell
Richards Paving CO
First Methodist Choir
Vaughn Monroe
AMPHI
E. Prince
Christensen
River Road
Tucson Transit
Pioneer
Santa Rita
KTKT
Dudley A. Dobry
CBS World News
Melody Manor
Four Knights
Dobry
4Th Ave
Insurance
Tucson Rodeo Grounds
South Sixth Avenue
Kengland Nursery
Oracle Rd. Cor
Batly Tutzen
EVOA
Judy Canova
del Mar Beach
Radio Pulpit
Ernie Lee
Commander Scott
Charlie Wild
Charlie Wid
Theatre Guild
Gene Autry
Hopalong Cassidy
ABC Mutual
CBS
Don Swan
Cecil Brown
Hawaii
Music For America
U of A
Hollywood Rhythm
Hollywood Rhythm Girls
LBS
Alan Holms Orch
Claude Thornhill
Dan Terry Orch
Arizona Dancehands
el Victoria
Sid Appleman
Orch
Moonbeams
Despertador
Despertacor
Ens
First Southern Baptist
First
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Frank and
Ernest
Glenn Hardy
American Warblers
Back
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Roy Rogers
Nick Carter
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Luella Parsons
Paul Harvey
Peter Salem
Monte Cristo
Air Review
Church of the Air
Phoenix
Bob Caw
Jack Cat
Father
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Gite Hardy News Hour of
St. Francis
Ken Murray
KPHO
Burns and Allen
Charlie Ruggles
Bob Hope
Fred Waring
Amer
Hit Parade
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N. Y. Philharmonie Symphonette
Symphonette
Godfrey Digest
Frank Sinatra
Capitol
Capitol Caravan
Miss Brooks
Edgar Bergen
Bergen Show
Red Skelton
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Horace Heid
Horace Heidt
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