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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1940

Page

2

Police Introduce Voluntary Fine System Near Schools

Tucson police announce a voluntary fine scheme where Schoolboy Patrols report violators by license plate. Officers will mail a form letter urging a self-imposed penalty to support uniforms and equipment, supplementing traffic court invites. Chief Trarold C. Wheeler and David J. Putney lead the program.

Tucson Police Trarold C. Wheeler David J. Putney Crime Prevention Bureau Schols Ince Wheeler

Public Records in Superior Court List

Mrs. Ben D. Hall clerk Leslie C. Jones versus Pima County tax refund suit. Margaret M. King against G F Morales suit on note. Richard Draper against J D Copeland suit on note.

Superior Court Ben D. Hall Leslie C. Jones Pima County Margaret M. King G.F. Morales Richard Draper J. D. Copeland

Justice Court Docket Disturbing the Peace and Battery

Justice Court lists cases including W Gardner presiding for disturbing the peace with 30 days sentence. Josephine Chacon disturbing the peace with complaint filed. Joe Hirshberg simple battery with complaint. C H McGee joyriding pleaded guilty and sentence deferred. Bradley Houghton and Julian Collins joyriding held for juvenile authorities. H H McGee simple battery pleaded innocent, trial deferred, bond $300. Bradley Houghton simple battery to juvenile court.

Justice Court Co W. Gardner Adiociate Pacheco Josephine Chacon Joe Hirshberg Ch. C. McGee Bradley Houghton Julian D. Collins HH. C. McGee

Police Court Thefts and Sentences

In a police court session presided by Paul Cella and Thomas Fay, Thomas Fay handles grand theft case against an unnamed defendant to Pima County. Joe Romero is sentenced for petty theft with a choice of $10 fine or 10 days in jail.

Paul Cella Thomas Fay Pima County Joe Romero

Marriages Recorded as Tucson and Hot Springs Couples

Mrs. Belle D. Hall clerk reports marriages for Maurice A. Burlinson 52 and Louise Otis 46 of Tucson. Harold P. Zumwalt 49 and Marie Hobbs 35, both of Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Belle D. Hall Maurice A. Burlinson Louise Otis Tucson Harold P. Zumwalt Marie < Hobbs Hot Springs

Essential Greensboro Blacksmith Appeals Suspended Sentence

A Greensboro blacksmith avoided jail by a suspended sentence after customers flooded the court to claim he needed to shoe their horses. The story highlights the vital role of essential trades in the community.

Greensboro N. C

Diamond ranch lands sold to Albert H Morrill in Pima County

A deed filed in the Pima County recorder office shows 100 acres of the Diamond ranch on Tanque Verde road transferred to Albert H Morrill for about 7000 dollars. The sale was signed by Julia A Bennett president and Edward A Sturberg secretary of the ranch company. Jesus Salvesia 80 Indian sustained minor injuries when his car overturned near Indian School Road and South 12th Avenue and was treated at the county hospital.

Anna Sullinger Pima County Tanque Verde Road Albert H. Morrill Julia A. Bennett Edward A. Sturberg Jesus Salvesia Indian School Road South 12Th Avenue

Christmas Music at Grace Lutheran Church

Grace Lutheran church on North Second Avenue invites the public to an 8 15 p m Christmas program. The choir led by G Mun dinger will perform carols a capella with help from the Grace Lutheran men s quartet and Paul Stalmann. Rev Arnold Sitz serves as pastor.

Grace Lutheran Church G. Mundinger Grace Lutheran Men’s Quartet Paul Stalmann North Second Avenue East Fourth Street Arnold Sitz

Anshei Israel to Hold Friday and Saturday Services

The Regular Friday night services at Congregation Anshei Israel at 526 South Stone Avenue will begin tomorrow at 8 p m with Rabbi Dr. Marcus Breger speaking on A Mother In Israel. Saturday morning services are scheduled for 9 a m.

Congregation Anshei Israel South Stone Avenue Marcus Breger Israel

Adiodato Pacheco Convicted in Disturbing Peace Case

Adiodato Pacheco, 48, of 102 South Convent Street, was convicted of disturbing the peace today in justice court and sentenced to 30 days in jail. He was accused of beating and choking his father, Manuel Pa.

Adiodato Pacheco South Convent Street Manuel Pa

Thomas Fay Bound Over on Grand Theft Charges

Thomas Fay a 46 year old transient was arrested after allegedly stealing two portable radios from a downtown store. He appeared in police court and was bound over to justice court for further prosecution on grand theft charges.

Thomas Fay Justice Court

Owl Drug theft: glass and wood frame with bills stolen

Tucson police continued a search for a thief who stole a glass and wood frame with 15 one dollar bills attached from Owl Drug store during Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.

Tucson Owl

McTarNahan Family Plans Guaymas Mountain Hunt

William C McTarNahan president of Petroleum Heat and Power Co of 511 Fifth Avenue New York and Mrs McTarNahan with their two schoolgoing sons depart for Guaymas Sonora to spend several days hunting in the mountains nearby.

William CO. McTarnahan Petroleum Heat and Power Company Fifth Avenue New York City

Delgado’s Second Son Mentioned in Governor’s Family Note

The snippet identifies Olanda Delgado as the second son of Governor Alfredo Delgado, indicating a brief familial reference within a political context. The fragment provides no further details on events, dates, or roles.

Olanda Delgado Gov Alfredo Delgado

Mexican tourism official to visit Tucson before Virginia trip

Sinaloa Mexico expects to visit Tucson next week to see Carl Molling head of the Mexican Tourist Relations bureau before boarding a train to Virginia for a boys' school. Townsend Club No 10 meets at 7:30 at city hall police court and Sunday at 2 at Armory Park to hear Joseph Tetz of Chicago speak.

Sinaloa Mexico Tucson Carl Molling Mexican Tourist Relations Bureau Virginia Townsend Club No. 10 City Hall Armory Park Joseph Tetz Chicago

Tucson Visitors Club Sets Christmas Dinners at Ranches

The Tucson Visitors' Club will host Christmas dinners at various guest ranches near Tucson. Reservations are to be made through the Chamber of Commerce, announced today by club director Mrs. W. D. Schreurs.

Tucson W. D. Schreurs Chamber of Commerce

Legion post to pick team for Big Brothers sale

The Morgan McDermott post of the American Legion meets tonight to choose a group to participate in Saturday's Big Brothers newspaper sale.

Morgan McDermott The American Legion Big Brothers

South Africa Exports 1.62 Million Pounds Crawfish Tails

South Africa shipped 1 620 000 pounds of crawfish tails to the United States in the last year, reflecting growing trade in crustaceans between the two countries as exporters expand Atlantic market access.

South Africa United States

Supervisors Recommend Denial of East Broadway Liquor License

Pima county supervisors today voted to recommend denial of Frederick E. Gates petition to dispense beer wine and liquor in a restaurant at East Broadway and Jackson boulevard. About 250 residents from San Clemente Colonia Solano El Encanto and Terra de Concini protested. Gates through attorney John W. Ross pledged a high class restaurant not a nightclub, while liquor control officials hold final authority.

Pima County Frederick E. Gates East Broadway Jackson Boulevard San Clemente Colonia Solano el Encanto Terra de Concini South Park Avenue Gates John W. Ross Cedric E. Price 101 Club

Australia and New Zealand launch five year locomotive program

Australia and New Zealand completed a five year locomotive construction program placing 177 new engines in service. The effort marked a major upgrade of regional rail power and capacity.

Australia New Zealand

Lavender salts touted as headache relief after air raid shelter stays

Lavender salts are described as a good antidote for headaches caused by long periods in air raid shelters in England.

England

Greek Rural Weddings Stretch Over Weeks in Provinces

In Greece many country districts maintain extended wedding customs with ceremonies lasting up to three weeks. Local communities preserve traditional rites and large gatherings, reflecting regional cultural practice and social bonds.

Greece

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