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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1945

Page

12

Allied Board Seeks Control Over Japan

The Allied Far Eastern commission departs Washington for Japan to evaluate how U S directives to Gen Douglas MacArthur are carried out. The 10 nation panel eyes possible policy power once the military occupation ends and has dropped the word advisory from its title.

Washington Allied Far Eastern Commission Japan Douglas MacArthur Pearl Harbor MacArthur United States Australia Herbert V. Evatt White House U. S

Gas Pocket Found During Arizona Well Drilling

The Arizona Game and Fish Commission reported a well at the Raymond ranch antelope refuge yielded a non inflammable gas flow that may be helium. Director H. L. Reid said officials are pursuing tests to confirm a potential new helium source in the state amid nearby New Mexico supplies.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona State Game and Fish Commission Raymond Ranch Antelope Buffalo and Antelope United States New Mexico H. L. Reid Commission Reid

LaGuardia Named Special Ambassador for Dutra Inauguration

President Truman selects Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia of New York to represent the U S at the inauguration of Brazil’s new president Gen Enrico Gaspar Dutra. He leaves January 1 with rank of special ambassador and will be joined by military aides.

Washington F. H. LaGuardia New York Truman Enrico Gaspar Dutra White House LaGuardia U. S Adolph A. Berle Philip O. Chalmers

Holiday death toll tops 470 nationwide

The nation reports 70 deaths over the Christmas holiday with 248 traffic fatalities on icy roads and 222 other deaths from shootings, falls, and other causes. California totals 71 with 47 traffic and 24 other deaths, while Texas records 46 deaths including 26 traffic fatalities.

California Los Angeles Texas Pennsylvania Connecticut New York Missouri Fayetteville W. Va George Ladder Commercial National Bank Anniston Ala

Mrs Anastacia Dalton Funeral Is Tomorrow

Rosary is tonight at 8 in the Reilly chapel for Mrs. Anastacia Dalton who died from injuries in a Saturday automobile crash. Funeral mass is at 9 tomorrow at Santa Cruz church, with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. Survived by George C. Dalton, four children, three brothers, five sisters, and several relatives.

Reilly Chapel Anastacia Dalton Santa Cruz Church George C. Dalton Georgiana Marie Antoinette Cervando Vale Jesus Contreras Gregorio Jesus Raul Parra Sonora Mexico Clara Quiroz Tucson Josefa Quiroz Conception Bustamente Lupe Celayo Socorro Ortega Holy Hope Cemetery

John A. Murray Dies After 27 Years in Tucson

John A. Murray 52 of 735 East Sixth Street died at home Monday. Arrangements will be set by Reilly Undertaking after the arrival of daughter Mrs Donald A. Smolik from St Paul. He was president of Eastside Water Co and active in DAV affairs. Survivors include wife Minnie T. Murray son John A. Murray Jr daughter Mrs W A Shirley and mother Mrs E W Murray.

John A. Murray East Sixth Street Reilly Undertaking Company Donald A. Smolik St. Paul Minn Murray Eastside Water Company DAV Tucson Minnie T. Murray John Jack) A. Murray, Jr W. A. Shirley E. W. Murray Mulberry, Fla

Rev Wallace to Preach First Sermon Here Jan 6

Rev Jerry Wallace new rector of Grace Episcopal Church Tucson will preach his first sermon at the 11 a.m. service Sunday January 6 after arriving January 4 from Christchurch Springfield Illinois where he served as rector for 25 years. He is assisted by Rev Huntington at St Luke's in the Desert.

Jerry Wallace Grace Episcopal Church Cse. Huntington St. Lukes-in the-Desert Wallace Francis T. Brown Christchurch Springfield Wil Wef Joe R. Hanson Phoenix Tucson Co. E. Huntington St. Luke’s-in-the-Desert Ill Wallaces F. William Orrick St. Paul's pro-Cathedral Rev Hanson Clark Walker Cummings Metropolitan Church Federation of

Divorce Judgments Filed in Superior Court

The record shows divorce judgments for the plaintiffs Mona K. Walker and Helen H. Holt against Kenneth J. Walker and Virgil W. Holt respectively in Superior Court No. 1 presided by John D. Lyons Jr.

John D. Lyons, Jr Mona K. Walker Kenneth J. Walker Helen H. Holt Virgil W. Holt

Divorce judgments issued in two Superior Court cases

In Superior Court No 2 presiding Eva De Concini Elizabeth Jean Watkins sues Ray R Watkins and awards divorce judgments. Separate judgment grants Bernice Lee and John Dennis Lee a divorce. Both rulings finalize the proceedings for the plaintiffs.

Superior Court No Eva de Concini Elizabeth Jean Watkins Ray R. Watkins Bernice Lee John Dennis Lee

Police Court Proceedings Noted in Minute Name List

Delbert Nicholson charged aggravated assault to military authorities. Henry Garcia fined 75 dollars or 30 days for reckless driving. John Powell charged simple assault to military authorities. Andrew Johnson vagrancy suspended sentence. Marie Goodman fined 50 dollars or 30 days for reckless driving.

Delbert Nicholson Henry Garcia John Powell Andrew Johnson Marie Goodman

Marriage Licenses Listed by Belle D Hall

The notices list multiple marriage licenses including Louis C Mazurak 24 from Flushing and Judith M Young of Tucson, Albert E Stone 23 from Andalusia Alabama and Lois A Schnake 21 of Tucson, George Daniels 31 of Phoenix and Blanche Green 32 of Phoenix, and Sisto Ramirez 18 of Phoenix.

Luis C. Mazurak Flushing Judith M. Young Tucson Albert E. Stone Andalusia Ala Lois A. Schnake George Daniels Phoenix Ariz Blanche Green Sisto Ramirez

Best Dressed Woman Crown Voted by New Yorker Poll

Mrs. Stanley Mortimer of New York retained her title as world’s best dressed woman in the New Yorker poll. The duchess of Windsor rose from 10th to 5th. other honorees include Mrs. Byron Foy, Mrs. Millicent Rogers, Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett, Rosalind Russell, and Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce.

New Yorker New York Stanley Mortimer Duchess of Windsor New York Dress Institute Mortimer Barbara Cushing John Hay Whitney Vincent Astor Byron Foy Walter Chrysler Millicent Rogers H. H. Rogers Lawrence Tibbett George Schlee Valentina Harry Hopkins Louise Macy Rosalind Russell Robert Sarnoff Esme O'Brien Clare Boothe Luce Henry R. Luce

Dahlia Coe to Perform for Veterans at U S Hospital

Dahlia Coe a 19 year old student at the state school for the deaf and blind will dance for patients at the U S veterans hospital next Thursday. Music will accompany the act but she will not hear it with lip rhythm provided by Mildred Panetz. Coe has studied at the local school since age four and is in the tenth grade, a classmate of Jackie Coker Arizona’s Helen Keller.

U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Dahlia Coe State School For the Deaf and Blind Miss Coe Mildred Panetz Jackie Coker Arizona Helen Keller

Army Trucks Haul 30 Men From Ports

Two Army bases aided by Col. A. Y. Smith deliver thirty veterans to Tucson arriving at 2 a.m. Christmas morning after a rush trip from California to retrieve stranded men. Local coordinators note no southern Arizona veterans remained stranded and two Tucson men were among those brought home.

A. Y. Smith Davis-Monthanfield Tucson California C. Edgar Govette Corp Glen Smith Aretha Brean East Fifth Street Lee Yocum Verna Yocum East Third Street Arizona Army Air Transport Col. Smith

Names of Individuals Listed With Ages and Cities

The text lists multiple individuals with ages and hometowns including Mary L. Ortega 16 Phoenix Maynard J. Grant 35 Rogers Elizabeth L. Brumbach 30 Esterly Eugene E. Brockway 21 Niles Phyllis A. Burton 20 Daniel B. Xutach 22 Halletts ville Joyce O. Miller 24 North Webster Quincy Howard Tatum 35 San Francisco Consuelo Bland 35 Keokuk L E. Borum 47 Tucson Ruth Borum 47 Nashville.

Mary L. Ortega Phoenix Ariz Maynard J. Grant Rogers Tex Elizabeth L. Brumbach Esterly Penn Eugene E. Brockway Niles Mich Phyllis A. Burton Tucson Daniel B. Xutach Hallettsville Joyce O. Miller North Webster Ind Quincy Howard Tatum San Francisco Calif Consuelo Bland Keokuk L. E. Borum Ruth Borum Nashville, Tenn

Masonry Degree to be Conferred in Tucson

Tucson Lodge No 4 F and A M will confer the third degree at 7 15 p m today at the Masonic temple.

Tucson Masonic Temple

Gracie Fields chapter to meet at East Water address

The Gracie Fields chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire will hold a meeting at 3 p m tomorrow at 1420 East Water Street.

Gracie Fields Daughters of the British Empire East Water Street

Mrs V T Jeffries to resign as deputy U S marshal

Mrs V T Jeffries deputy U S marshal and Sunday Evening Forum chairman at University Methodist church will resign effective Jan 1. The marshal's office announced she will devote full time to her forum duties.

V. T. Jeffries U. S University Methodist Church

Births in Tucson Welcomes Ten New Babies

A series of birth notices from Tucson area families on December 22 through December 26 lists nine newborns a boy or girl born to different parents at various addresses including 544 S Wilson Ave Eagle Court University station and 1614 E First St. The births occur at times from 5 10 a m to 3 14 a m with parents named Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Spring Grover Eaton W L Cole Randolph Jenks David W Curtis Troy Bettis M Clyman Billie Gene Alexander Blaine J Lord and David L Williams.

Walter J. Spring S. Wilson Avenue Tucson Grover Eaton Eagle Court W. L. Cole Box 505 Randolph Jenks University Station First St David W. Curtis E. First Street Troy Bettis E. 34Th Street M. Clyman E. 10Th Street Billie Gene Alexander Thurber Road Blaine J. Lord Iroquois David L. Williams E. 7Th Street

Births Reported in Tucson Area Military Families

Three births announced in Tucson with full names and addresses: a girl born to Capt. and Mrs. Gail Kayser on December 23 at 9 40 p m at 1321 North Tyndall Avenue. a boy born to Capt. and Mrs. Morris Cleland on December 24 at 4 06 a m at 3112 East 36th Street. a boy born to Master Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond A Burge on December 24 at 11 02 a m at 101 West Council Street.

Gail Kayser N. Tyndall Avenue Tucson Morris Cleland E. 36Th Street Raymond A. Burge W. Council

Funeral Service Held For Grover T. Ashby

Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the McCarthy Williams chapel for Grover T. Ashby age 60 who died December 22 in a local hotel with Rev Wesley P Ford officiating. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.

McCarthy-Williams Chapel Grover T. Ashby Wesley P. Ford Evergreen Cemetery

New Gases Reach Enemy Hands Endangering Gas Masks

Report notes newly discovered gases in enemy possession threaten battlefield safety as 5 million military gas masks remain in use amid ongoing conflict.

Bus And Truck In Collision Near Tucson

Two Scottsdale men suffered facial lacerations when their car went off Highway 80-89 near Oracle and Orange Grove. Mary A. McKay was cut on the knee in a collision with on Occidental bus. damage to bus $50 and to car $200. A second, noninjury wreck occurred south of the municipal airport involving a Ruiz coupe and a Leis sedan with $125 total damage.

Greater Tucson Scottsdale Oracle Orange Grove S. R. Finklea Virgil Hadley Finklea Dov Beasley Mary A. McKay South Fourth Avenue Sonora and Questa Streets Frank C. Rodriguez South Meyer Street Robert Nogales Huron Street

French Franc Value Cut By Officials

Paris reports the French government set a new official rate of 119.10 francs per dollar and 480 per pound, a revaluation aimed at boosting exports. The Paris and provincial stock markets were ordered closed for the day as Finance Minister Rene Pleven and Francois Billoux prepared to brief the constituent assembly on the devaluation plan.

Paris France U. S Finance Ministry Rene Pleven Francois Billoux Constituent Assembly

Earthworms Move by Hairlike Bristle Action

Earthworms extend and retract tiny bristles along their bodies to propel themselves forward. This alternating gripping motion enables slow, inchworm like movement across surfaces.

Phoenix Firm Faces OPA Price Regulation Case

An order to show cause cites Sanders Auto Rebuilding & Paint shop in Phoenix for alleged failure to maintain price statements and file a maximum price list. The OPA seeks a permanent injunction to cap auto repairs and require price-board records.

John B. Sanders Sanders Auto Rebuilding & Paint Shop Phoenix OPA District Opa Price Board Saunders

Bimson Story Told In Digest Article

Reader's Digest piece condensed from American Magazine profiles Walter R. Bimson president of Valley National Bank Phoenix Arizona. It notes his 12 year leadership reshaped the state by mass producing small loans, pushing electrification modern plumbing to desert settlements and creating thousands of wage earners and hundreds of tenant farmers becoming independent.

Walter R. Bimson Valley National Bank of Phoenix, Ariz Keith Monroe Reader's Digest American Magazine Bimson

Valley National Bank Expands and Aims at Plain People

Valley National Bank now operates 20 branches in Arizona and has deposits 25 times higher since Bimson arrived. He began in Phoenix January 1 1933 amid a downturn and launched programs assisting people who paid heavy loan shark interest. The bank has issued 198000 installment loans and runs Saturday Morning Bank funding youths’ agricultural pursuits.

Roe Arizona Valley National Bimson Rocky Mountain States Phoenix

Snakes Use Glands for Venom Secretions

Most snakes secrete venom from modified salivary glands situated on each side near the back of the head, forming a key part of their venom delivery system.

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