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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1941

Page

6

1941 Building Record Highest In All History

In 1941 U S construction contracts might total about 11.396 billion dollars, exceeding 1928's peak, with defense programs expanding and civilian work likely to shrink in 1942. Factory war effort accelerates. plans call for rounds of 7 day week operations to boost output. Food prices rise in wholesale markets while retail Christmas buying strengthens amid wartime demand.

New York Waldo G. Bowman Engineering News-Record Alaska Panama Bowman Great Britain Dun & Bradstreet Pacific Atlantic Seaboard Thumbnall Industrial Review Far East OPM U. S

Stephens Divorce Complaint Filed in Superior Court

Superior Court Judge William G. Hall presides over a divorce case where Ethel Mae Stephens sues Arthur Stephens. The complaint seeks a judgment for the plaintiff with a trial date set.

Ethel Mae Stephens Arthur Stephens

De Concini Court Clears Grand Theft Case Dismissal

In a Justice Court before Presiding Judge C. W. Gardner, the case of William H. Cooper deceased estate Settlement Account was handled under Judge T. A. Brooks. The grand theft charge was dismissed.

Evo de Concini William H. Cooper Justice Court C. W. Gardner T. A. Brooks

Police Court Docket Noted Reckless Driving and Vagrancy Cases

Presiding Paul Cella with Joe Pedro cases include Joe Pedro on reckless driving fined 30 dollars or 30 days in jail. Fred Williams charged with vagrancy facing 10 dollar fine or 10 days in fall.

Paul Cella Joe Pedro Fred Williams

Marriage Licenses Report from Belle D Hall Clerk

Pete Fred Thompson aged 22 of Tucson and Margaret A Molina aged 18 of Tucson wed at the Hall. Ernest Robert Tinkham of Phoenix and Marion Blair Williams of Tucson were listed as legally of age.

Belle D. Hall Pete Fred Thompson Tucson Margaret A. Molina Ernest Robert Tinkham Legal Age Phoenix Marion Blair Williams

Court: Gonzales sentenced for forged checks

Ramon Gonzales received a sentence of 14 months on each of four counts for forgery of government checks. Sentences run concurrently. A $50 fine was imposed on each count. U S District Court presided by Albert M. Sames.

U. S. District Court Albert M. Sames Ramon Gonzales

Demonstration Agent Chosen for Graham and Greenlee

Miss Pearl B. Locke named home demonstration agent for Graham and Greenlee counties effective January 2. She replaces Miss Frances L. Brown. Locke will base in Safford and has a long record in home economics and extension work across Texas and Nevada.

Pearl B. Locke Graham Greenlee Frances L. Brown Jean Stewart Miss Locke Safford Howard Payne College Brownwood Tex Norton Spearman Locke Agricultural Extension Service Farm Security Administration Las Vegas Nevada

Edith Maxwell Patched With Conditional Pardon

Governor James H Price issued a conditional pardon to Edith Maxwell former Wise county schoolteacher convicted of killing her father Trigg Maxwell and sentenced to 20 years. Maxwell served over five years with an excellent record and left the state industrial farm for women after the pardon.

Richmond Edith Maxwell Wise Trigg Maxwell Virginia Maxwell Mary “Kathryn Edith Price

Wildlife census reports Coronado forest populations and losses

The U S forest service annual census lists whitetail deer totaling 11 030 and skunk 7 600 fox 3 700 with coyote 3 000. Other counts include mule deer 200 black bear 70 bighorn sheep 60 and many predators. hunters and trappers report kills and predator-caused losses across species.

Coronado National Forest U. S. Forest Service Oscar Gwendolyn Hunter i

Earnings of railroad workers rise since May 1940

The Conference Board reports railroad workers’ earnings up 65 percent since May 1940, reflecting significant wage growth across the industry.

Conference Board

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