Death Claims Noted Retired Business Man George D Van Sciver
Tucson resident George D. Van Sciver 80 died at his El Encanto Estates home after a long career as a mining and transportation entrepreneur. Funeral services are set at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Arizona Mortuary chapel with Dr. Richard S. Beal officiating. Surviving are his wife Helen Roberts Van Sciver, a daughter Georgene, two sons from a former wife, and siblings. The body will be sent to Philadelphia for burial.
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George D. van Sciver
Tucson
el Encanto Estates
Arizona
Richard S. Beal
First Baptist Church
Vance
Howard and Stofft
East Pennington Street
van Sciver
New Jersey
Hainesport Mining and Transportation Company
Philadelphia
van Sciver Corporation
Manufacturer’s
Union League
Cedar Brook
White Marsh
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Helen Roberts van Sciver
Georgene D. van Sciver
Clara Johnson van Sciver
J. Howard van Sciver
Bethlehem
Public Records Roundup in Superior Court Docket
Frank Flores sought dissolution of partnership with Max E. Sato. Belle Jacobs and Alberto De La Farre Bueno listed with orders for sale of real estate and personal property. Eva De Concini presiding Eduardo Rodriguez charged with disturbing the peace. John McElyen nonpayment order continued. Bill Alexander and J C Alexander charged with tit theft plea not guilty. Eugene Bryant failure to provide with June 16 hearing and $500 bond. Jim Sneeden with Charles H. Kite and Bob Daniels with Monroe Earley charged with petit theft and 60 days jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Frank Flores
Max E. Sato
Belle Jacobs
Alberto de la Farre Bueno
Eva de Concini
Eduardo Rodriguez
John McElyen
Bill Alexander
J. C. Alexander
Eugene Bryant
Jim Sneeden
Charles H. Kite
Bob Daniels
Monroe Earley
Police Court Actions Include Vagrancy and Reckless Driving
Paul Cella presides over cases listing vagrancy for John Lynch with a $10 fine or 10 days. Frank Quihis and Howard Brazell face $30 fines or 30 days for reckless driving. Ralph Hill similar penalties. Ralph Thompson and Robert Dominguez receive disturbances of the peace outcomes. Henry McCullar charged with grand larceny to transfer to Pima county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cella
John Lynch
Santo Romero
Ralph Thompson
Frank Quihis
Howard Brazell
Ralph Hill
Robert Dominguez
Henry McCullar
Pima County
Couple Pairings Listed in Tucson and Nearby Areas
The notice lists multiple marriage pairings with ages and hometowns including William M Bruton 29 of Tucson marrying Barbara Warren 25 also of Tucson. Howard R French 21 from McNary and Helen Franks 23 of Tucson. Francis J Dean 39 Tucson weds Lillian Louise Fears 22 also of Tucson. Verne A Henson 35 from Pullman Washington weds Audrey E Brickell 22 of Addy Washington. Wiley Nicholson 32 and Bonnie Harper 30 both from Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Joseph E Stone 27 Tucson weds Margaret Sonoqui 23 of Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bruton
Tucson
Barbara Warren
Howard R. French
McNary
Ariz
Helen Franks
Francis J. Dean
Lillian Louise Fears
Verne A. Henson
Pullman
Wash
Audrey E. Brickell
Addy
Washington
Wiley Nicholson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bonnie Harper
Joseph E. Stone
Margaret Sonoqui
Tucsonans Still To Head Letter Carriers
In Mesa Arizona Rural Letter Carriers association annual meeting the Liewellyn family of Tucson kept top posts. J B Liewellyn was re elected president and the auxiliary retained leadership with the incumbent held over.
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Mesa
Arizona Rural Letter Carriers Association
Liewellyn
Tucson
J. B. Liewellyn
Wen
Hitler计划对俄实施全面突击或将经土耳其入侵
伦敦与纽约报道指示，希特勒或在6月至7月间对俄发起全面进攻，计划通过土耳其与伊朗实施钳形包抄，以控制高加索油源。德国在土耳其的代表为范·普庚，意在瓦解俄军后扩大西线优势。若土耳其倒向轴，可能获得德国协助抵御布尔什维克威胁。
Vandals Wrecking 40 Rural Mail Boxes Sought By Officials
Postmaster Harold Collins and sheriff deputies seek the culprit behind wrecking about 40 rural mail boxes in outlying districts. Incidents include May 23 along Ft Lowell road and a recent hit by a car on West Columbia street. Authorities search for the responsible driver or vehicle.
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Harold Collins
Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriff's Office
Ft. Lowell Road
C. E. Spear
West
Columbia Street
Induction list ready for Phoenix departure Wednesday
Local draft board No 2 will send 17 men to Phoenix at 1 p m Wednesday for Army induction. They report to the American Legion hall for final checking and a brief ceremony open to the public before moving to the Phoenix induction center. Arthur Fletcher Waugh will lead the contingent with notable names including Gerhard H Mundinger and James W Black among others.
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Local
American Legion Hall
Phoenix Induction Center
Arthur Fletcher Waugh
Gerhard H. Mundinger
James W. Black
Tucson
Rodolfo F. Gallego
Martin M. Diaz
Lelon Frank Southern
Mariano C. Catolico
Raymond B. Hoar
G. W. Cox
Epifanio Fuentes
Oscar M. Montano
Theodore Gould
Edwin E
Rev Dawson to Speak at Union Outdoor Service
Reverend Richard A. Dawson of First Congregational will preach at the first union outdoor service at 8 p m on Sunday on the lawn of First Methodist. The service is hosted by Tucson Ministers association with participation from Grace Episcopal and other churches.
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Turkey
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Dawson
Richard A. Dawson
First Congregational Church
First Union
First Methodist Church
Frank S. Williams
H. LeRoy Kinser
First Christian Church
Robert E. Dickenson
University Methodist Church
Marjorie Perrin
John R. Batchelor
L. H. Lohse
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Tucson Ministers’ Association
Dickenson
Tucson
Leland H. Koening
Eduardo Caso
Francis T. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
Hervey F. Smith
YMCA
Grace Episcopal
First Congregational
First Christian
Trinity Presbyterian
University Methodist
First Methodist
Willcox Man Badly Burned In Blast
Willcox resident George Boyle was badly burned when a bottle of gasoline exploded while he attempted to light a fire at Linger Longer court after visiting his wife in St Marys hospital. Burns were severe to the face and upper body.
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George Boyle
Willcox
Ariz
Boyle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Life Saving Courses At YMCA To Begin
YMCA will start life saving and water safety courses Monday June 8 to train local pool lifeguards. Classes run 7 30 to 9 30 p m nightly except Saturdays and Sundays for two and a half weeks. Eligibility tests held 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday this week by Elmer F Coble.
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YMCA
Elmer F. Coble
Myrna Loy Files Divorce Suit in Reno
Film actress Myrna Loy filed for divorce from producer Arthur Hornblow Jr in Reno. The suit cites extreme mental cruelty. Loy, a June bride six years ago, settled property out of court and has stayed in seclusion at a ranch south of Reno since mid April.
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Reno
Myrna Loy
Arthur Hornblow, Jr
Miss Loy
Import Duty Reduction Predicted for Mexican Produce
A Nogales five man commission predicts cut in American duty on Mexican grown vegetables. They cited hearings in Washington and noted opposition from Florida Texas and California growers. The panel said Mexican suppliers will help when domestic crops fail and that Mexico could gain access for other goods once rates fall.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Washington, D. C
Florida
Texas
California
Mariano Romero
Confederation of Agricultural Associations
Sinaloa
Pedro Guillen
Confederation
Fortunato Mexia
J. C. Wilson
W. E. Urick
Wilson
Urick
Committee For
Guillen
Mexico
Francisco Castillo Najera
Ramon Beteta
Engineering Drawing Classes Start Early
Dean G. M Butler announces two summer school courses in engineering drawing and descriptive geometry that began a week before the regular session. Students who missed the first session may enroll and meet the class tomorrow at 9 20 in room 306. Prof. H. M. Fitch will teach both courses and they may be repeated if enrollment is sufficient.
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G. M Butler
College of Engineering
Dean Butler
H. M. Fitch
54 Million Americans Lacking Proof of Citizenship
A census bureau estimate places 54 million U S residents without legally documented birth proof, down from 60 million in a prior count. Arizona natives unregistered total 130000, with 60000 men and 70000 women. Illinois leads in missing birth certificates, followed by Pennsylvania and Texas, as demand for transcripts rises for social security and wartime employment.
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United States
J. C. Capt
Census
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
Arizona
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Texas
Cat Adopts Rabbits At Oklahoma Ordnance Plant
A mascot cat at the Oklahoma Ordnance plant near Pryor has adopted three young jackrabbits. She also tends the litter of newborn kittens, sharing care with the rabbits in the same area.
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PRYOR
Okla
O.P
Oklahoma Ordnance Plant
Here
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Fred Cady
Johnnie Weismuller
TED Litt Pharmacy
Martin Drug Co, Bopp Health Food Store
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J. D
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Stofft
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Women's Frontier Shop
SU Aso Dry Cleaners
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