County Board Faces Auto Use Policy For County Cars
New board members will decide if county automobiles may be used only for official tasks. J Homer Bold and Lambert Kautenberger say cars should be for duty only, not constant use, amid past accusations against Martin and Alley over car use. Alley defended a 125 mile trip for road inspections while deputies complained of aging vehicles. Boyd reportedly did not receive a county car.
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Board of County
J. Homer Bold
Boyd
Kautenberger
G. T. Alley
Ajo
Martin
Alley
Tucson
Several Hurt As Cars Crash
Several persons were injured in motorcar collisions Tuesday night. A TRT bus driven by William Bullington collided with an automobile at South Fourth avenue and 19th street, injuring Cordellia Johnson, George Franklin, and Waide Hamner. They were taken to Pima county hospital. John A. Harris of Nogales suffered neck and head injuries in a hit and run at East Speedway and North Campbell avenue and was found at his son’s home. Two bystanders sustained minor injuries from flying glass at East Helen street and North Cherry avenue. Pedestrians Mrs. C. A. Davis and Mrs. Eloisa Cuva were injured. Bus drivers were Carol S. Ellsworth and James R. Mason.
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William Bullington
Davis-Monthan
South Fourth Avenue
19Th Street
Cordellia Johnson
West Seventh Street
George Franklin
South Star Street
Waide Hamner
East Lincoln Street
Pima County Hospital
John A. Harris
Nogales
East Speedway
North Campbell Avenue
Harris
L. Harris
East Sixth Street
East Helen Street
North Cherry Avenue
C. A. Davis
East Mabel Street
Eloisa
Garnett King to Retire After 47 Years in Rail Work
Garnett King of Lafayette California, renowned in Southwest traffic circles, will retire December 31 as assistant general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific in Oakland California. His 47 years in railroading began in 1899 with the Arizona and New Mexico railway at Clifton Arizona, then El Paso and Southwestern, later EP&SW and Southern Pacific consolidations. He will remain at his Lafayette ranch home.
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Garnett King
Lafayette
Calif
Southwest
San Francisco
Ep&sw
Southern Pacific
King
Oakland
First Sugar Plantation Began in Hawaii in 1835
The first major sugar plantation in the Hawaiian Islands traces its origin to 1835, marking the start of a large sugar industry that transformed the archipelago’s economy and landscape.
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Hawaiian Islands
Cascade Laundry Opens On South Park Avenue
Tucson's Cascade laundry opens at 249 South Park Avenue by Robert W. Berne of Cleveland and Harold Kalish of Kingston New York ex-GIs. It uses net washing to prevent torn clothes and a key-tag system to reduce losses. The shop has 42 employees, five drivers, and a four day service with pickup and delivery. Berne, a University of Arizona graduate, has lived in Tucson since 1936 and served in the Army Air Forces. Kalish brings 15 years in laundry work and served in the European theatre with the Army. Both spent about a year procuring modern equipment for the opening. Berne handles mechanics. Kalish is shop foreman.
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Tucson
The
Cascade
South Park Avenue
Robert W. Berne
Cleveland
Harold Kalish
Kingston
N. Y
Berne
University of Arizona
Army Air Forces
Kalish
Bilbo Testimony Details Large Money Transfers to Doxey Campaigns
Former senator Bilbo figures in a Mississippi case where payments and loans totaling $25,000 were linked to aiding a $2,000,000 contract. Terry testified of gifts and sums from contractors including a Cadillac and a $14,000,000 Biloxi project, with links to a Doxey campaign and a warned threat to testify.
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Bilbo
A. B
Terry
Friend
Newton
B. L. Knost
Knost
Sen
Wall Doxey
Mississippi
Mike T. Morrissey
Poplarville
Miss
Keesler Army
Biloxi
Doxey
Shushan
Paul Dillon
St. Louis
Keyfield
Bilbo campaign cash tied to Shushan note payoff
Terry testified that a $3,009 note from Shushan, said by Bilbo to be nonrefundable if the senator aided Shushan with income tax issues, was later demanded for repayment. Bilbo contended Shushan planned to sell the note to Bilbo’s rivals as Bilbo sought re election, and Terry said he and friends paid off the note.
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Shushan
Bilbo
New Orleans
Terry
Senate
Rotarians Hear Yuletide Preview by High School Chorus
About 300 Rotarians, Rotary-Anns, and visitors enjoyed a half hour after a Rotary luncheon at the Pioneer hotel as the high school chorus and costumed dancers presented a preview of the Christmas program to be staged at the high school in three assemblies Friday. Madge Utterback directed with Virginia Robinson Janet McTavish and Alfred Little assisting. The production Following the Star featured Bethlehem narration by Little, with White Christmas sung by the chorus and red and white dances interspersed with songs like Jingle Bells. Morrow welcomed attendees and Mrs Votan accepted.
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Rotary-Anns
Rotary
Pioneer Hotel
Madge Utterback
Virginia Robinson
Janet McTavish
Alfred Little
University of Arizona
Little
Bethlehem
Robert D. Morrow
Frank M. Votan
North Tucson boulevard area OK for building extension
Extension of the suburban business district gains approval as Winston Reynolds wins authorization to extend a building at 434 38 North Tucson boulevard. The board set side and rear yard limits while noting the project will house two physicians and a dentist. Other actions included denying a car port at 538 East Ninth Street and approving several nursery, occupancy, and minor structure petitions.
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Tucson Boulevard
Sixth Street
Municipal Board of Adjustment
Winston Reynolds
North
E. D. Herreras
Board of Adjustment
Reynolds
A. T. Elison
Eastenth Street
B. S. Weiler
North Cherry Avenue
Sam Goodfarb
East Helen Street
Joe Bellantoni
South Fifth Avenue
Margaret M. Beigelto
East Fourth Street
City Briefs Highlights Local Club Meetings
Military Order of the Purple Heart meets at Morgan-McDermott post auditorium. Sahuaro Ski club gathers at Old Pueblo club. Arizona Small Mine Operators Association to meet at Chamber of Commerce with mining industry pictures. Mission View PTA hosts fourth meeting with guest speaker Mrs. W. H. Todd and first grade Christmas songs. Cub Scout Pack No. 17 Christmas party at Sam Hughes school. Tucson police chief Don Hays re elected Naval Reserve Officers president. Richard A. Morse named vice president. Mrs Ann Jackson secretary. Richard J Lease treasurer.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
Morgan-McDermott Post American Legion
Sahuaro Ski Club
Old Pueblo
Tucson Council
The
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mission View Pta
W. H. Todd
Sam Hughes School
Don Hays
Tucson
Naval Reserve Officers of
Santa Rita Hotel
Richard A. Morse
Ann Jackson
Richard J. Lease
Enlistments Reported In Navy From Local Offices
Two enlistments were reported Wednesday from local recruiting offices one in the regular Navy and one in the organized reserves. Marvin P. Enos of Sacaton Arizona entered the regular Navy while Edward Ruiz Lopez a pharmacist's mate second class at 507 Riverside Drive enlisted in the organized reserves.
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Navy
Marvin P. Enos
Sacaton
Ariz
Edward Ruiz Lopez
Riverside Drive
Stille Resigns as Sales Tax Division Director
Phoenix report states John R. Stille will resign as director of the state tax commission sales tax division effective December 31 to become assistant claims manager in the Tucson office of the state industrial commission. Stille will succeed Mike Hodges in the post.
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Phoenix
John R. Stille
State Tax Commission
Tucson
State Industrial Commission
Stille
Mike Hodges
Pickets End Overnight Vigil at Hotel
Phoenix dispatch reports picketing at a hotel ending the 24 hour vigil. The schedule now runs from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Don Baldwin is cited in the report as involved in the dispute.
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Phoenix
Don Baldwin
Curtailment Directed to Prevent Late Night Incidents
Union business agent said the curtailment was ordered to avoid any further incidents in the late night or early morning hours.
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Lambert Kautenberger
R. H
Sheriff's
Board of Supervisors
Garnett
East 10Th Street
Jesus
Joanna Dorey
Maud Downing
Bulova
6Th Ave
Power & Home
Ledy
Garunewato
Jewelers
East Congress
Acomes
Zelan
Jacome's
Thrifty Club
Phone Eee
Maes Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Aker Swewen Mererene
Maestro Music CO
Anderson Music CO
Bet
Concress
Broadway
J. F
Joe” Cacioppo, Jr
Just
Norcross
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