Supreme Court Upholds Mrs Daly Suit in Arizona
Phoenix July 1 The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed a $1,000 damage award to Mrs John Daly of Tucson against two Tucson bartenders who sold liquor to her husband after she warned them not to. The ruling, in a two to one decision, upheld the prior $1,000 award in Pima County Superior Court.
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Phoenix
Altona Supreme Court
John Daly
Tucson
High Tribunal
Henry D. Ross
Ross
Moore
Pratt
Anna Daly
Supreme Court Upholds Pima Jury Verdict in Daly Case
The state supreme court affirmed a Pima County Superior Court verdict from February 1939 in a suit by Mrs. Daly. Defendants B. J. Moore and George W. Pratt ran the Village Tavern in South Tucson, with attorney Samuel H. Fowler representing Daly. Evidence included numerous checks cashed by Daly at the tavern, while Daly testified the saloon kept selling liquor after notice to stop.
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State Supreme Court
Pima County
Jesse A. Udall
Graham County
Daly
South Tucson
Pratt and Moore
Balbo Death Not In Action, British Say
The British foreign office and Rome dispute Balbo’s death as unexplained with no British aircraft involved. It notes Balbo opposed Mussolini and was in Libya on an official mission when Tobruk crash occurred last Friday.
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British
Foreign Office
Italy
Italo Balbo
Libya
Germany
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Warsaw
von Fritsch
Hitler
Balbo
Mussolini
Hiter
Marshal Balbo
Royal Airforce
Fritsch
Rome
Tobruk
Ottavio Frailich
Gino Capannini
Nello Quilici
Chicago
Bablo
Graziani Appointed Libyan Air Chief
Marshal Rodolfo Graziani advanced to chief of Libyan air forces after the death of Marshal Italo Balbo. The Rome report notes Balbo’s passing and Graziani’s succession as air commander in command of the Libyan theater.
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Graziani
Mander
Libya
Balbo
Tobruk
CASA GRANDE GIRL HAS BIG WEEK END JAILED
A Casa Grande girl and John Dougherty assistant U S attorney were mentioned with Mrs Dougherty returning from a vacation in northern Arizona. Ben Daniels Camp No 8 of USW V and Auxiliary No 3 plan a 8 p.m. meeting at Transportation hall. Miss Marion LL Kline joined the Wyatt clinic as bacteriologist and biochemist after training at the University of Minnesota.
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Casa Grande
John Dougherty
U. S. Attorney
BEN Daniels
Transportation Hall
Marion LL. Kline
Wyatt Clinic
Miss Kline
University of Minnesota
Death Notice of Emilia Mancilla de Vargas in Mexico City
Mrs. Emilia Mancilla de Vargas aged 78 mother of Madeciono Vargas of Tucson died in Mexico City. A solemn mass will be offered for her memory at Santa Cruz church at 6 30 a m on July 9.
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Mexico City
Emilia Mancilla de Vargas
Macedonio Vargas
Tucson
Santa Cruz Church
Man Charged With Reckless Driving After Tucson Crash
NOF SANDOVAL, 29, of 462 West Seventeenth Street, injured when his car hit a tree on the Nogales highway 15 miles south of Tucson, was charged with reckless driving today in justice court.
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Nof Sandoval
West
Seventeenth Street
Nogales Highway
Tucson
Justice Court
Celebrates Golden Wedding Then Dies in Phoenix
Yesterday Mr and Mrs Charles S Aulenbach marked their 50th wedding anniversary. Today Alenbach collapsed and died while watering his lawn. He was 74. The couple lived in Phoenix 31 years after moving from Binghamton New Jersey.
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Phoenix
Charles S. Aulenbach
Alenbach
Aulenbachs
Binghamton
Two Jail Sentences Begin For Malaley German After Weekend Crashes
Malaley German 21 of Casa Grande started serving two distinct jail terms after a weekend of car trouble. She overturned a vehicle at the Oracle Casa Grande highway junction injuring passenger Fay Edwards. German faced reckless driving charges and drunk charges in separate arrests and court actions.
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Casa Grande
Oracle-Casa Grande
Fay Edwards
Tucson
South Meyer
Jackson
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Annenberg Sentenced for Federal Tax Evasion
Chicago July 1 M L Annenberg once a migrant newsboy rose to wealth. He was sentenced to three years in prison for evading 1 217 296 in federal taxes on 1936 income. Judge James H Wilkerson noted age and guilty plea in the 11 page ruling. Hafner chief bookkeeper also pleaded guilty and drew five months in county jail.
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M. L. Annenberg
America
James H. Wilkerson
Annenberg
Joseph E. Hafner
Arm breaks but hunter presses on in groundhog chase
Ernest Warner, 25, of Nimrod Washington County Indiana, crawled toward a groundhog den when his rifle discharged. The broken arm was skinned by the bullet, requiring splints to be removed for medical care.
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Washington
Ind
Ernest Warner
Await Word On U S Ambulance Drivers In Europe
New York reports that American ambulance corps in France and England await word from European headquarters on drivers and cars caught in the German advance. Five members of the Benjamin Franklin section are safe in Marseille, others are in Villeneuve, Brussels, or Marseille. The British American ambulance corps plans to send 23 cars and 24 volunteers to England within two weeks. News notes Saint Morgan’s organization says Amy Morgan and drivers are safe, but no further details.
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New York
France
England
Benjamin Franklin
American Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Marseille
Villeneuve
AVAC
Paris
Brussels
Anne Morgan
American Friends of France, Inc
Miss Morgan
Pima County Reports Expenditures Reach 438000
Pima County spent 438 274 31 in the fiscal year 1939 40 ending Sunday. County hospital led with 98 762 15. Other large items include sheriff 55 704 95 and miscellaneous 45 167 70.
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Pima County
Fred O. Goodell
Superior Court
Tucson
Ajo
Escapes Prompt Mount Lemmon Camp to Hire 11 Guards
A spike in escapes at the federal prison camp on Mount Lemmon road led to the temporary hire of 11 additional guards. Three men escaped last week and three more within the past few weeks. Assistant superintendent Walter Bailey said the extra guards were used for one shift to relieve exhausted regular guards.
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Federal
Mount Lemmon Road
Walter Bailey
Nippon Army Demands Firmer Stand in Far East Policy
Tokyo July 1 The army led by War Minister Shunroku Hata handed Premier Yonai a policy statement urging a dauntless, positive approach toward outside interference in the Far East. The move follows a radio speech by Foreign Minister Arita seen as weak. The navy and government fear party backlash over the shift.
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U.P
Shunroku Hata
Mitsumasa Yonai
Far East
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Hata
Yonai
Hachiro Arita
Netherlands Indies
Yomiuri
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Japan
East Asia
United
Former Tucsonian Backs Shields Candidacy In Arizona
Eddie Powell former Tucsonian and editor of the Arizona Record Review Phoenix official publication of the U S Veterans association of Arizona is in Tucson supporting Dr George E Shields Phoenix Democrat for governor nomination Powell a physician and veteran notes Shields plans a vigorous personal campaign Powell previously managed Daily Citizen circulation and served with U S Marines during the war The Veterans association comprises members of veteran groups
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Eddie Powell
Tucson
Arizona Record Review
Phoenix
U. S. Veterans’ Association of Arizona
George E. Shields
Powell
Shields
Daily Citizen
Former Arizona coed Mary Alice Jones weds Frisco journalist
Mary Alice Jones once known as Desert Queen of the University of Arizona in 1931 married Maurice Gaston Felix Brurry, a San Francisco newspaper man, in Frisco yesterday. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Jones of Brawley, California.
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San Francisco
Mary Alice Jones
University of Arizona
Maurice Gaston Felix Brurry
University
Harry T. Jones
Brawley
Calif
U. S. Census Encounters Navajo Reactions and Growth
In Holbrook Arizona on July 1 the census reports 50 000 Navajos across Arizona New Mexico and Utah up 25 percent since 1940. Enumerators faced strange naming puzzles resistance mistrust and superstition as they covered the vast 25 million acre Navajo territory with 125 workers and guides.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Hunter
San Juan County
Justice Court Report Shows $699 Collected
The Tucson justice court collected $699 in June from 168 civil cases and 108 criminal cases per Judge C. W. Gardner. Criminal totals included offenses such as contributing to the delinquency of a minor, theft by bogus checks, reckless driving, petty theft, burglary, grand theft, statutory rape, and other charges.
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Tucson Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Temperatures Reported at Mount Lemmon Summit
Readable data shows yesterday’s temperatures at Mount Lemmon Summit with a low of 45 and a high of 75 degrees. The report notes conditions at the Summer haven location.
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Summer Haven
Mount Lemmon
Guards Put On New Orleans Wharves Under Tight Rules
New Orleans imposes extraordinary port restrictions with 50 guards to enforce limits on access to docks and wharves. Only with special written permission can people or vessels cross docks and photo cargo. ferry crossings require a steamship rep present. The Canal Street area remains the only exception.
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New Orleans
Port Commission
Dock Board
United States
Canal Street
Mississippi River
Poland Street
Former Merchant of Casa Grande Passes
William Smith age 61 former operator of a Casa Grande grocery store died at his residence yesterday. A 21 year Arizona resident but only a few weeks in Tucson. He leaves his wife Margaret Smith. Funeral services set for 4 p m tomorrow in Casa Grande. Reilly Undertaking Co. in charge of arrangements.
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William Smith
Casa Grande
Arizona
Tucson
Margaret Smith
The
Reilly Undertaking Company
Deputy Clerk Hugh Caldwell Returns From Vacation
U S district court deputy clerk Hugh Caldwell resumed duties today after completing a vacation.
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Hugh Caldwell
U. S. District Court
Two British Islands Taken By Nazi Army
German forces seized the Channel Islands Guernsey and Jersey in a rapid operation described as a coup de main by the German air force. Two British planes were shot down in the action, and the islands were declared militarily occupied though previously demilitarized.
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Cairo
Serderat
Italian East Africa
Accico
Channel Islands
Guernsey
Jersey
England
Plymouth
Cotentin Peninsula
Cherbourg
Western Union
Alderney and
Sark
Southside Pool Winners Listed
Thirty four winners were announced for events yesterday at the Southside swimming pool by Harold A. Patten city recreation director. Names include George Bagley Burndy Grainger James Lee Ralph Montijo Priscelita Hernandez Hector Carrillo and others with officials John Steger Herbert Bravo and Jeanne Richey.
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Southside
Harold A. (Porque) Patten
George Bagley
Burndy Grainger
James Lee
Ralph Montijo
Priscelita Hernandez
Hector Carrillo
Arthur Provencio
Anthony Palacio
George Hoss
Robert Elias
Frank Mendez
Manuel Sanchez
Cristina Ybarra
Tomm Cox
Robert Durham
Ben Benitez
Ralph Castro
Mary Goudy
Manuel Robres
Herman
Maricopa Plans Appeal Over Unconstitutional Sales Act Ruling
Phoenix July 14 Superior Judge Arthur La Prade found the 1959 unfair sales act unconstitutional. Darrel R. Parker deputy county attorney filed notice of appeal to the state supreme court after dismissal of a Walgreens drug company case.
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Phoenix
Arthur la Prade
State Supreme Court
Darrel R. Parker
Notiie
la Prade
Walgreen Drug Company
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