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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1942

Page

5

Weekend crashes claim two lives and six hurt

Two died and six were injured over the holiday weekend in automobile crashes and a diving accident at Wetmore park pool. Pri vate Hugh H. Johnson died after a dive from the pool tower. Carlos Cruz, 17, of Casa Grande, perished when his car left the road near Emery park. Joe Armenta and Calvin Conte, also of Casa Grande, were among the injured. Further injuries occurred to Warren Pat Alexander and Harry Lowe in a separate crash east of Tucson. George Harford of Pastime Park suffered head and shoulder injuries after missing a curve near A mountain.

Hugh H. Johnson Wetmore Park Pool Johnson Pawtucket R. L Carlos Cruz Casa Grande Emery Park Cruz Joe Armenta Calvin Conte Toltec Fernando Loptz Sheriff's Office Warren Pat Alexander East 19Th Street Tucson Alexander Harry Lowe Caddy Street George Harford Pastime Park

Battling Woman Loosed At Lodge Incident

Police seek a combative woman described as a female Jack Dempsey after a Saturday incident at the Lodge 32 South Fifth Avenue. Alice Kampf, owner of the Lodge, swore out a simple assault complaint against Mrs Alexander who allegedly drank openly and struck and kicked Kampf. Police say they know her location and will arrest her soon.

Jack Dempsey South Fifth Avenue Alice Kampf Emleve Miss Kampf Dempsey

Surveying class has jobs waiting at Arizona

Don G. M. Butler of the engineering college at the University of Arizona urged men and women to join the surveying class starting this evening in room 104. Applications for the maximum number of students have been received, but some may drop out leaving vacancies. Dean Butler said firms doing military construction have asked for redmen and chainmen, and he is confident jobs will be available for graduates.

Don G. M. Butler Engineering College University of Arizona

Radios in Arizona Dwellings Reported by Census

Washington June 1 Of Arizona 131133 dwelling units 87881 have radios The rural farm units have the lowest proportion Of 26396 in the state 14447 were without them Phoenix had 15895 radios out of 19287 units in 1940 Tucson had 9964 units with 8331 radios

Washington Arizona Bureau of the Census Phoenix Tucson

Fight On Fund For Sunshine Club Looming

Tucson county supervisors convened to discuss the proposed 8000 Sunshine Climate Club allocation in the budget before July 1 The session featured Tom Collins urging cutting advertising as travel is discouraged by government and railroads while R H Martin stayed noncommittal and J B Mead noted continued advertising by several firms The topic was dropped as proper minutes had not been read and parliamentary procedure was not observed.

Tucson

Girls Summer Clubs Open Annual Sessions

The eight week session at the YWCA opens with Junior high girls meeting at 2 pm on Mon Wed and Thu and senior high girls on Tue Wed and Fri. Miss Helen Talbot leads both groups with dramatics dancing singing crafts. Special defense courses cover nutrition first aid and child care for evacuation scenarios. Storytelling and child psychology are emphasized for work with younger children.

Helen Talbot

Ajo Postmaster Applications Open in June

Washington June 1 applications will be received by the U S civil service commission until the close of business June 9 for the postmastership at Ajo Arizona June 12 is the deadline for applicants at Ganado and Tiger Arizona.

Washington U. S. Civil Service Commission Ajo Ariz Ganado and Tiger, Ariz

Pearce Graduate Teaches Red Cross First Aid Course

Irma Jane Grantham of Pearce, a University of Arizona graduate, teaches a Red Cross first aid course to farm and ranch women nearby. Ep es Randolph Lodge PF and AM meet at 7:30 tonight in the Masonic Temple for the third degree. visiting Masons welcome.

Irma Jane Grantham Pearce University of Arizona Epes Randolph Lodge A. M Masonic Temple

University Methodist church board meeting announced

The church board of stewards of University Methodist will convene today at 8 p m in the church. Dr J B Littlefield serves as chairman of the board.

University Methodist Church Board of Stewards J. B. Littlefield

Otero Family Sees Son Enlist in Marine Corps

Four sons of Mrs. Fran Cisco Otero of 273 North Church Street are in the armed services. The youngest Manuel E. Otero enlisted in the Marines today while three other brothers already serve in the Army.

Francisco Otero North Church Street Armed Services Manuel E. Otero Marines Army

Army signs three new recruits at local station

Raymond H. Williams of Douglas Fernando A. Encinas of San Xavier Mission and Edward B. Acuna of 828 South Ninth Avenue enlisted at the local recruiting station today.

Army Raymond H. Williams Douglas Fernando A. Encinas San Xavier Mission Edward B. Acuna South Ninth Avenue

Hartford to Advise Arizona Businesses on Priority Problems

Fred Hartford a war production board specialist will visit the Chamber of Commerce building Thursday and Friday to confer with and advise local business men on their priority problems.

Fred Hartford Arizona War Production Board Chamber of Commerce

Joe Smith to Direct YMCA Craft Shop at Prescott Camp

Joe Smith, who recently returned from Chicago, will direct the craft shop at the YMCA summer camp in Prescott this summer. Ed Jolly, an aviation cadet on furlough, will be his assistant.

Joe Smith Chicago YMCA Prescott Ed Jolly

Reverend Dawson to Attend Southwest Congregational Conference

Reverend Richard A. Dawson pastor of the First Congregational church leaves tonight for El Paso Texas to attend the Southwest Congregational church conference and will return home Wednesday.

Richard A. Dawson First Congregational Church el Paso Texas Southwest Congregational Church Conference

Douglas Negro Given Long Term

Local Negro J. C. Johnson pleaded guilty to attempted murder in Bisbee superior court after stabbing Fred Moreno in the heart with an ice pick during an affray at Eighth street and Railroad avenue. Judge John Wilson Ross sentenced him to five to seven years. Moreno, 21, of 641h avenue, remained in critical condition at Douglas hospital.

Douglas Daily Citizen J. C. Johnson Fred Moreno Eighth Street Railroad Avenue Superior Court Bisbee John Wilson Ross Moreno Douglas Hospital

Raid on Tokyo Planned for Three Months

Brig. Gen. James Doolittle told North American Aviation workers that three months of preparation preceded the bombing of Tokyo. He outlined January conceived mission, February plane prep, March crews training, and praised the B 25 bombers as the best for the job. He added the crews trained for day and night maneuvers with bombing, gunnery, navigation, and low altitude action. Our planes are the best in the world. You keep making them and we will keep flying them. Between us we will inevitably win the war.

Los Angeles Tokyo James Doolittle Doolittle North American Aviation Co America

Snyder Wins Suit Over 5000 Disability Policy

Louis Snyder of 614 East Eighth Street won a jury verdict in Judge Eva De Concini's court against Mutual Life Insurance Co. The decision awards $50 monthly benefits for total disability from February 1, 1938, through April 1, 1941, and the case drew on Snyder's bronchial asthma and other ailments. attorney Joseph H. Shifman led Snyder's case. Ellinwood and Ross defended for Mutual.

Louis Snyder East Eighth Street Mutual Life Insurance Co Eva de Concini Snyder Mutual de Concini Joseph H. Shifman Phoenix Ellinwood and Ross Mutual Insurance Co

Ajo Teachers Married in Salt Lake City

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Udall and Melvin L. Owens of Thatcher was announced in St. Johns. Owens will enter military service soon. Both graduates of Arizona State Teachers college Tempe have taught at Ajo.

ST. Johns Salt Lake City Eleanor Udall Gilbert Udall Melvin L. Owens Thatcher Owens Arizona State Teachers College Tempe Ajo

Ice in Antarctica Could Encase World in 120-Foot Layer

Scientists calculate that the Antarctic ice sheet holds enough frozen water to cover the globe in a uniform 120 feet of ice if melted and redistributed. The finding underscores the vast scale of polar ice reserves and potential climate implications.

Antarctica

Denmark Theater Attendance Climbs 30 Percent Last Year

Attendance at motion picture theatres in Denmark rose by 30 percent last year, reflecting growing moviegoing among the public. The improvement indicates expanding entertainment demand and sustained cinema interest across major cities.

Denmark

Texans vow revenge for loss of cruiser Houston

One thousand five hundred Texans volunteer to avenge the cruiser Houston sunk by Japanese forces in the Java Sea. John D. Thompson of Iguana Guatemala is the 1500th volunteer. Rear Admiral William A. Glassford will preside at oath ceremonies broadcast nationwide and to Canada. Remember the Houston becomes every Texan battle cry.

Houston Tex Tojo Java Sea Hideki Tojo Texas John D. Thompson Iguana Guatemala Canada William A. Glassford U. S Southwest Pacific Knox Navy Ellington Field Alamo

Window Smashings Reported on Street Neighborhood

J S Curry of 128 South Fourth Avenue reported his car windows broken. Six additional complaints from the same neighborhood on Sunday described a window smashing spree by unknown assailants.

J. S. Curry South Fourth Avenue

Sweden conducts hog census counts over twelve hundred

Sweden completed a hog census reporting a total exceeding 1 238 head. The government tallies reflect livestock numbers for agricultural planning and market analysis.

Sweden

Bavarian Reading Society Leans On Elder for Flagpole Repairs

In Methuen Massachusetts 73 year old Henry E Schneider climbs a 90 foot flagpole at the Bavarian Reading and Progressive society headquarters to perform repairs when needed.

Methuen Mass. W.P Bavarian Reading and Progressive Society Henry E. Scneider

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