Board Rules On Two Zone Appeals
The board of adjustment met for the second Wednesday in a row and upheld in one case and overruled in another. H. M. Moritz of 1745 East Lester won approval for converting a warehouse to an apartment provided a 25 foot west side ground strip is acquired. Mrs Moritz spoke for her ill husband describing the building as unfinished and used for storage before plans for housing. John Childress of 1124 North Norris Avenue was denied permission to build a two family unit in a single zone. he proposed three one family dwellings and a duplex. Ed Wilson and E Herreras represented planning and building department though Herreras was on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
H. M. Moritz
East Lester
Moritz
John Childress
North
Norris Avenue
Childress
Ed Wilson
Herreras
Wyoming Split Over Jackson Hole Monument Senate Action
In Jackson Wyoming mixed views followed Senate approval of abolishing the nearby Jackson Hole national monument. Ranchers and landowners greeted the move hoping Roosevelt would sign to end the preserve set up by proclamation. Others favored the monument for potential travel revenue despite local opposition and a parallel Wyoming lawsuit seeking to invalidate the creation and block park service control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Wvyo
Senate
Jackson Hole
Roosevelt
Wallace Beery
Jackson
Wyoming
Frank A. Barrett
R-Wyo
White House
Grand Teton
U. S. District Court
Cheyenne
Tional Park Service
Gasoline Coupon A-14 to Go Into Effect Dec 22
Last day to use A-13 stamps is Dec 21 as A-14 becomes valid on Dec 22. Hazard warns of investigation for using A-13 after the deadline and OPA inspectors are checking all stations. Stations violating rules risk license revocation. On Tristan da Cunha, every table age boy is now a Boy Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tday
M. A. Hazard
OPA
Phoenix
Hazard
Tristan da Cunha
Atlantic Island
Motorcyclist Injures Back In Collision
Calvin P. Markle a 31 year old resident of 1901 East Broadway suffered back injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Edward Cooper 36 of 803 East First Street at the North Tyndall and East First Street intersection. Markle was treated at St Marys hospital and cited for leaving the scene. A separate county crash on Swan road near the new medical center involved a juvenile driver unnamed whose car struck a tele phone pole and rolled over pinning the driver and a juvenile passenger. The passenger sustained a broken right leg knee cuts and head bruises and was taken to the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin P. Markle
East Broadway
Edward Cooper
East First Street
North Tyndall
St. Mary's Hospital
Markle
Swan Road
New Medical Center
Soldier's Room Burns at Roskruge Hotel
Fire on the top floor of the Roskruge hotel damaged a room early today. Patrolman Joe Wilson found Pfc. Bryeans of Davis Monthan Field inside, unharmed except for burned shoes belt and trousers. About $200 in money survived a burned $100 bill among the ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roskruge
Joe Wilson
Pfc
Bryeans
Davis-Monthan Field
Wilson
Shipmates Survive Four Years at Sea Then Motorcycle Crash
C. C. Swanson and Louis P. Tucker, sailors aboard the USS San Francisco, completed four years of sea duty and ten major engagements without injury. While home on leave in Wichita, Kansas, they were struck by an automobile while riding a motorcycle and were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
C. C. Swanson
Louis P. Tucker
San Francisco
Mrs Hanly 82 Dies in Houston Funeral in Tucson
Mary P Hanly 82 longtime Tucson resident died in Houston Texas at her daughter Bernetta Campbell home Survived by four sons and five daughters 28 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren with services arranged by Reilly undertaking company She will be buried at Holy Hope cemetery with rosary at Reilly's chapel and Requiem Mass at St Peter and Paul church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary.p. Hanly
Tucson
Houston
Tex
Bernetta Campbell
Joseph Hanly
Oklahoma City
Okla
C. G. Hanly
B. F. Hanly
J. Tazer
Doris Hanly
Chicago
Florence Erick
B. M. Freese
Phoenix
Reilly Undertaking Company
Child Care Centers Plan Patrons Days
Tucson child care centers stage Christmas programs for parents this week. Oury Park hosts a 2 30 p.m. performance today followed by parties at Government Heights for swing shift and day workers at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday. Rincon Vista and Carrillo schools hold 5 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. events Friday with Girl Reserves assisting. Safford children perform Friday at 4 p.m. Centers reopen after holidays except Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Oury Park
Government Heights
Consolidated
Rincon Vista
Carrillo
Safford
WAC Recruiter Begins 30 Day Leave
Lt. Romaine Attick in charge at the WAC office departs for a 30 day leave visiting Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Sgt. Virginia Young from Phoenix is temporarily transferred to Tucson to oversee the recruiting program in Attick's absence. The Tucson office moves to the post office building for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine Attick
WAC
Federal
Harrisburg
Virginia Young
Phoenix
Tucson
Attick
Ail-Wac
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Jacqueline Johnson
City Seeks State Land Lease for Drainage Ditch Project
City manager reports a state land lease application for a drainage ditch in the Davis Monthan area has been mailed to the land commissioner. Plans by U S engineers estimate 50 000 dollars for the project with the city providing rights of way on state and private lands. Planting of winter barley and oats on the city farm nears completion with 285 acres to be finished in about fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Monthan
Phil J. Martin, Jr
O. C. Williams
U. S
City Farm
Martin
Davis-Monthan Choir To Perform At Jaycees Meeting
The Davis-Monthan choir directed by Miss Helen Link will sing at the junior chamber of commerce election meeting tonight at the Elks Club at 7 p.m. Chaplain D. Com. Perry of Davis-Monthan will discuss plans for Christmas for armed forces worldwide and 1945 officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Monthan
Helen Link
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harry V. Chambers
Elks Club
Jaycees
D. Com.perry
Card of Thanks for William G. Cottrell
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of husband and father William G. Cottrell and for the beautiful floral offerings. Rema B. Cottrell William and Eugene Cottrell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Cottrell
Rema B. Cottrell
William and
Eugene Cottrell
Made in Japan bombs strike back at Pacific islands
Japanese bombs captured at Tarawa are being used by U S forces against Tinian in the Marianas and Marshall islands. Col William S McCulla reports Seventh Air Force planes dropped a few duds so the Japanese could see their own bombs returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Tarawa
Army Air Forces
Marianas
Marshall
William S. McCulla
Millard Harmon
Seventh Air Force
Tinian
McCulla
Legion Yule Party Planned For Children
The American Legion and auxiliary announce their annual Christmas party for children of World War I and II at the Legion auditorium from 3 to 5 p m on December 23. A special gifts program is planned with the Boy Scout troop, led by N E McLaughlin, ushering. Lawrence Holliday leads the singing with Mrs Hub Phenice and Mrs Peggy Redman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Auditorium
American Legion Boy Scout
N. E. McLaughlin
Lawrence Holliday
Legion Music
Hub Phenice
Peggy Redman
Rotary Club Hosts Christmas Luncheon with Recital and Speech
Rotary club luncheon at the Pioneer hotel ballroom featured Prof. Rollin Pease of the University of Arizona conducting a Christmas musical program. Dr. William John Tucker delivered a speech on the Spirit of Christmas, urging reverence beyond holiday commerce while poems by Thompson Plunkett and Masefield were read. Rev. Richard A. Dawson chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Pease
University of Arizona
Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
William John Tucker
University
Barbara Ann O’dowd
Pietro Yon
W. R. Voris
Tucson
Dallas Uhrig
Connie McConnell
Ruth Conway
Bach Gounod
Marion McKale
Martina Powell
Tucker
Christ
Francis Thompson
Joseph Plunkett
John Masefield
England
Richard A. Dawson
Congregational Church
Rotary
Truck Crop Production Increase Is Estimated
PHOENIX Dec 20 A large rise in Arizona truck crop output is shown in the federal crop and livestock reports service estimates for 1944. Lettuce is projected at 2,690 crates by year end, well above the 10 year average of 1,757,000 for 1934-43. Cabbage is forecast at 16,000 tons for the year, up from 4,000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenia
Arizona
Federal Crop and Livestock Reports Service
Divorce Judgments in Multiple Alexander Walsh Parker Cases
Public records list divorce judgments for the plaintiffs Irene Alexander, Eva De Concini, Leo Walsh and Alonzo Parker against their spouses. Presiding judges include William G. Hall, Irene Alexander, Eula M. Keesee, and Leo Walsh with plaintiffs awarded judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
William G. Hall
Irene Alexander
Horace A. Alexander
Eva de Concini
Eula M. Keesee
Oda B. Keesee
Leo F. Walsh
Grace Walsh
Alonzo E. Parker
Marietta
H. Parker
Police Court Records Prompted by Petite Larceny and Vagrancy
Judge Paul J. Cella presided as Estella Gonzales faced petit larceny charges continued. Joanne White received disturbance of the peace case, with penalties of ten dollars or ten days. Earl L. Burton and George Miller were held on vagrancy charges, each facing ten dollars or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
Estella Gonzales
Joanne White
Earl L. Burton
George Miller
Couple Pairs Listed In Mari L. Lopez Marriage Notices
The notice lists multiple pairing details including Frederick R. Kerns 22 of Dunbar Pennsylvania with Helen E. Gibbs 23 of Tucson and others such as Manuel J. Burruel 21 of Tucson with Enedina O. Martinez 19 of Tucson plus more couples from Tucson Danville Williams burg Gadsden San Diego and Grundy County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Kerns
Dunbar
Helen E. Gibbs
Tucson
Manuel J. Burruel
Enedina O. Martinez
Ralph W. Pope
Lawton
Okla
Marie Esty
John J. Navarrette
Mari L. Lopez
William Russell
Danville
Julia Wilson
Williamsburg
George W. Jones
Gadsden
Ala
Doris R. Pruett
Wilbur B. Koehler
San Diego
Calif
Elsie B. Orth
Minneapolis
Minn
Bruce V. Frederick
Grundy Co
Heat Hardens Meat Proteins and Dries Juices
Intense heat stiffens meat proteins and squeezes out moisture, toughening the texture and reducing juiciness. High temperatures at cooking time accelerate moisture loss and protein contraction, leading to a firmer bite.
U S Propaganda Magazine Sent To Soviet Union
Moscow reports Amerika, a monthly magazine in Russian, has been placed on sale by the U S office of war information. Ten thousand copies were turned over to the Soviet book agency and sold at two roubles per copy. The first issue has 64 pages and marks the United States first organized propaganda effort in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Amerika
United States
Russia
U.S. Office of War Information
Theoviet Union
Brit
Thoubles
Magazin
Births at St. Marys Hospital in Tucson
A girl was born to Machinists Mate 3-C Mrs. Mike Bravo at 8 40 p.m. December 19 at St. Marys Hospital in Tucson. A daughter was born to Pvt and Mrs All Primus at 9 15 p.m. in December at 528 South Third Avenue Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mike Bravo
South Sec Avenue
Tucson
All Primus
South Third
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USS
Beardown
Naval Indoctrination School
W. E. Cheadle
USN
Alfred Atkinson
City
D-M Choir
Meet
Costa Rica
Connecticut
Globe
Coca-Cola Company
Crystal Coca-Cola
Sixth Ave
Ottling Company
Coca-Cola
Legion Yule Party
Yuletide
Public Records
Belle D. Hall
Soviet Union
New Magazine
Eire
Electrical & Ignition Parts and Service
Goodyear
Sixth & Sixth Service & Supply
N. Sixth Ave
WHITE
East
Congress
Et al A
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