Man Held For Court After Hotel Altercation
George William Bahner 21 of Davis Monthan air force base waived preliminary hearing on an aggravated battery charge. Held under 1000 bond for superior court action. He allegedly struck Mrs Mary O'Brien in a downtown Tucson hotel room early December 23, injuring her jaw. A companion was arrested but later released. Police traced the suspects via a wrist watch bought at the air base PX.
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George William Bahner
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Bahner
Mary O’brien
O’brien
Davis-Monthan
Tucson
Tucson Court to Install Royal Matron and Patron
Mrs. Louis S. Svacina and Bernard Underwood will be installed as royal matron and patron in Tucson court No. 5 Order of the Amaranth annual installation in the Red room of the Scottish Rite cathedral. Sterling B. Johnson will serve as installing officer. A reception will follow the ceremony.
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Louis S. Svacina
Bernard Underwood
Tucson Court No
Order of the Amaranth
Scottish Rite
S. Scott St
Sterling B. Johnson
Clyde A. Aunger
Arizona
Underwood
Clarence R. Smith Mines
P. H. Buckett
Rudolph Black
Sterling Johnson
Forest Ruth Jennings
Louis Kohler
Manny Gunn
Arthur C. Brinkmeyer
Thomas Middlemas
William Cooper
Anna Bradford
E. R. Rice
L. C. Willard
Erwin Mauch
Ernest Anderson
James Hartin
Svacina
John Young
Johnson
Walter Thompson
Hearing Set On Theft Citation
Donald Milton Rielly 25 of Denver pleaded innocent in justice court to grand theft. He is held on 1000 bond with preliminary hearing set Jan 4 for allegedly stealing a console radio tools and goods valued at 400 from Farragut Transfer Co warehouse in Tucson. Rielly was arrested Dec 23 by Louis Hammond of the Pima merchant patrol near the warehouse.
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Donald Milton Rielly
Denver
Colo
Justice Court
Rielly
Farragut Transfer Co
E. Tooleave
Louis Hammond
Pima Merchant Patrol
Princess Band to Parade at Salad Bowl in Phoenix
Teta Martyn named Salad Bowl princess and will be judged for queen tomorrow at Camelback Inn Phoenix. Dorothy Rios and THS staff join her, with a noon luncheon and a 2 p.m. football game at Montgomery Stadium. The 90 piece Tucson high band under Paul Grimes will play. contest features Arizona State College Tempe vs Miami University Ohio.
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Teta Martyn
Tucson
Paul L. Grimes
Montgomery Stadium
Phoenix
Arizona State College
Tempe
Miami University of Ohio
Bank of Douglas Announces Extra Year-End Dividend
Frank C. Burphy president of Bank of Douglas announced an extra year-end dividend of 4 cents per share in Phoenix. The payout comes on top of the regular 62 and a half cent per share dividend, despite a 4 for 1 stock split in August that increased outstanding shares from 18,000 to 28,000. About 229 shareholders will participate in the total dividends.
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Bank of Douglas
Phoenix
Frank C. Burphy
Brophy
New County Attorney Names Staff for Pima Office
County attorney elect Robert Morrison named the staff for the Pima County Attorney’s Office. Appointees include Morris Udall as chief deputy and four Tucson attorneys plus one from Ajo. The group, sworn in, features Udall, Robert F. Miller, Gordon Aldrich, Raul Castro of Tucson, and Denzil Tyler of Ajo, with varied legal and military backgrounds.
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Pima County
Robert Morrison
Tucson
Ajo
Morrison
Morris Udall
Robert F. Miller
Gordon Aldrich
Raul Castro
Denzil Tyler
Udall
Castro
David K. Wolfe
Texas
Tyler
Westminster Junior College
Texas A & M
Texas Wesleyan
University of Arizona Law School
Reggie Russell
City Takes Over Parking Group
The city assumes control of an off street parking committee formerly sponsored by the Tucson Chamber of Commerce to study low cost municipal lots downtown. Mayor J O Niemann appoints 16 members including Aaron Levy Harold Adamson James C Grant Reece Lowe E B Carmack Sam Seaney Walter Lovejoy Grant Howard Jack Proctor Bruce Hannah Monte Mansfield John Durkin John F Caarls Byron Ivancovich Mundey Johnston and James Boyle.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
J. O. Niemann
Chamber of Commerce
Aaron Levy
Harold Adamson
James C. Grant
Reece Lowe
E. B. Carmack
Sam Seaney
Walter Lovejoy
Grant Howard
Jack Proctor
Bruce Hannah
Monte Mansfield
John Durkin
John F. Caarls
Byron Ivancovich
Mundey Johnston
James Boyle
Reverend Clovis Snider Leads Parent Class Subjects
Rev Clovis B Snider pastor of St James Methodist conducts a Sunday 9 30 a m class for parents in temporary Amphi theater school quarters The topics center on Solving Home Problems in the Modern World Tomorrow's subject is Helping Children to Know the Bible.
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Clovis B. Snider
St. James Methodist Church
Takers Fail To Sell Delinquent Tax Assessments In Pima
A public tax sale in Pima County failed to attract buyers and was continued to January 6. Of 1,700 assessments across 11 improvement districts only 80 remain delinquent, with 64 in Bel Air tied to a single owner. Delinquencies are low in 10 other districts.
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Pima County
Bruce Ellis
Bel Air
Alvernon
Bell Air
Desert Highlands
Miracle Mile Manor
North Tucson Boulevard
San Clemente
Tucson Boulevard
Wakefield
Colonial Heights
Halyiton Road
Olive Park
D. A. di Cicco
Tucsonian On Fish, Game Group
Gov elect Howard Pyle will name C. J. Mantle of Pepsi Cola Bottling Co as a fish and game commissioner. Beaman of Phoenix and Curnutte of Winslow will join employment security commission. J. M. Lexinson of Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co will be reappointed. Curnutte was GOP nominee for congress and Beaman is a Phoenix businessman.
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C. J. Mantle
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Howard Pyle
State Fish and Game Commission
Pyle
James A. Beaman
Phoenix
John C. Curnutte
Winslow
Employment Security Commission
J. M. Lexinson
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Curn
Haile Selassie Sees New Granddaughter Born in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Emperor Haile Selassie’s family welcomes a granddaughter. The infant was born today at the American Hospital to Princess Medfamach, wife of Asfa Wosan crown prince and Ethiopian heir. The couple has resided in Paris for six months.
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Paris
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
American Hospital
Medfamach
Asfa Wosan
Drunkometer Wins In Court Dunbar Awaits Sentence
Paul Crooks Dunbar 39, of 2501 N Sparkman bird., will hear a sentence from Justice of the Peace James M. Howsare on Jan 3 for driving while intoxicated. Dunbar was found guilty by a six man jury after a trial in which Highway Patrol Capt. Richard L. Whitlow presented the drunkometer reading of .272, well above the .15 limit.
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Paul Crooks Dunbar
N. Sparkman Bird
Justice of the Peace
James M. Howsare
Dunbar
Highway Patrol
Richard L. Whitlow
Ohn Ketlewell
East Grant Road
Toby Lavetter
Vernon Fugatt
James Wyckoff
Lavetter
Chinese Firms Produce Indonesian Language Films in Indonesia
Two Chinese companies have started producing feature films in Indonesian in Indonesia. The move marks cross border collaboration as local studios partner for films targeting Indonesian audiences and regional markets.
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Indonesia
Community events at local churches and Legion hall
A Sunday evening at St John’s Methodist features a family supper social hour and Messiah recordings with C H May in charge. Morgan McDermott post 7 hosts a New Year’s Eve dance at the Legion home with Jerry Beggett’s orchestra until 1 am. University Catalina Methodist hosts a Fellowship potluck at 1 pm for members and families.
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St. John’s Methodist Church
W. Veterans Blvd
C. H. May
Morgan McDermott
the Legion Home
Jerry Beggett
Tucson Cyclists Face New Bicycle Registration Fees
Tucson requires bicycle registrations with a 25 cent renewal and 50 cent new registration. Registrations handled at city hall police station or three local dealers. Owners must present proof of ownership. out of town bikes must be cleared before registering. Over 4,000 bicycles will be licensed to aid tracing lost or stolen bikes.
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Tucson
City Hall
East Sixth Bicycle Shop
E. Sixth St
Ingham & Ingham
N. Sixth Ave
Russell & Sheperd
Fourth Ave
Rent Rise Hits 18 Per Cent
Washington reports year end figures from Housing Expediter Tighe Woods showing 1950 rent boosts averaged 18.2 percent for over 85 percent of landlords. The office settled 34,590 overcharge cases with refunds and penalties totaling 3,689,074 dollars and issued 98,621 eviction certificates while denying 26,369 petitions. It also secured 234,509.37 dollars in refunds for WWII veterans whose homes failed government specs.
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Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Zipf Larkin and Donahue Firm Opens in New Tucson Quarters
The Tucson law firm Zipf Larkin and Donahue, founded in 1949, will open Tuesday at 133 N. Stone Ave after leaving 110 E. Alameda St. The three partners are graduates of the University of Arizona College of Law.
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Tucson
Zipf, Larkin & Donahue
N. Stone Ave
E. Alameda St
University of Arizona Law School
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Chicago
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Maplewood, N. J
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Robert Barber
Cananea
Mexico
California
Douglas High School
Flagstaff
U. S. State Department
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City Takes Over Parking Group
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Bess
Allen
East Speedway
Parker-Kerr
Stone
Catalina Foothills
D. M. Distillery Co
S. A
Juarez, Mexico
University-Catalina Methodist Church
Solot Realty CO
Realtors
North Sixth Avenue
Washington
N. Grande Ave
St. Mary’s
Tucson Daily Citizen
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Edgar Suarez
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