Street Rally Planned for Hayes War Bond Luncheon
Three Iwo Jima survivors including Pfc Ira H Hayes will headline a civic club war bond luncheon at the Pioneer hotel on Wednesday June 6. The event also features John H Bradley Rene A Gagnon and Staff Sgt Keyes Beech with a street rally to follow under Amvets sponsorship. Hayes requests another Pacific tour while other veterans join from the East for the seventh war loan drive.
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Iwo Jima
Arizona
Ira H. Hayes
USMC
Rapchule
Ariz
Civic Club
Pioneer Hotel
John H. Bradley
Rene A. Gagnon
Marine Corps
Fred Dragonette
Amvets
Keyes Beech
Marine Corps Combat Correct
Eeee
Roosevelt
Hayes
Truman
U. S. Senate
Pacific
Bapchule
Sacaton
William F. Kimball
County War Finance Committee
James Huston
The
Lions Club
Optimists’ Club
Rotary, Kiwanis
the Round Table
American Legion
Divorce and support actions in Superior Court No 1
Judgment for plaintiff in the case of John D Lyons Jr as presiding judge Ramona H Dubose versus Julius W Dubose. Ward case modified with $80 monthly support for two minor children. Mitchell versus Downing dismissed. McKenzie versus McKenzie dismissed.
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Superior Court No
John D. Lyons, Jr
Ramona H. Dubose
Julius W. Dubose
Lorene Ward
Thurman E. Ward
Emma Mitchell
Maud Downing
W. Elberta McKenzie
Arthur E. McKenzie
Divorce Judgment and Child Support Orders
Armida Benitez Lopez sues Neme plat or divorce judgment for ntiff. Idelia M Majai ca versus Antonio G Majalca orders defendant to pay plaintiff 25 dollars per month for a minor child.
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Superior Court No. 2
Evo de Concini
Armida Benitez Lopez
Nemeplat
Ntiff
Idelia M. Majaica
Antonio G. Majalca
Marriage Licenses Report From Local Clerk
Belle D Hall clerk reports marriages for Milton Simmons 28 Monroe La and Melba E Stewart 26 Baton Rouge La Isaac Cavazos Casanova 22 Tucson and Concha Gradillas 24 Tucson Mark O Brown 50 Tucson and Katie Mae Howard 31 Tucson Ralph A Olson 40 Phoenix Ariz and Adele Thomas Olson 37 Phoenix Ariz Willie Carpena 23 Tucson and Amelia Luna 20 Tucson McCleron Sebastian 27 Tucson and Vera Louise Walters 22 San Antonio Tex James A Spergel 27 Ingomar Pa and Ruth D Kelly 20 Tucson Chester Ambrose De Paoli 31 Conn and Kathryn Milner Taylor 20 Tucson
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Belle D. Hall
Milton Simmons
Monroe
Melba E. Stewart
Baton Rouge
Isaac Cavazos Casanova
Tucson
Concha Gradillas
Mark O. Brown
Katie Mae Howard
Ralph A. Olson
Phoenix
Ariz
Adele Thomas Olson
Willie Carpena
Amelia Luna
Nominations Open for American Legion Officers
Nominations were announced for Legion posts at a meeting last night at the veterans hospital. Balloting is set for Thursday, with Sidney A. Desporte named commander and Riley Mitchell senior vice commander among slate including Stewart Nicholas Chris Davis and William F. Thomas Jr for junior vice commander. Others listed are Harry Harrington Lloyd Wixon for finance officer R E Lee Kite chaplain K F Park historian Jack Kastner sergeant at arms J R Hanson and Clinton L Helbig on the three year executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans’ Hospital
Legion
Sidney A. Desporte
Riley Mitchell
Stewart Nicholas
Chris Davis
William F. Thomas, Jr
Harry Harrington
Lioyd Wixon
R. E. Lee Kite
K. F. Park
Jack Kastner
J. R. Hanson
Clinton L. Helbig
TWA Adopts Mountain Time at Arizona Depots
TWA will use standard mountain time at its Arizona depots to align with state standard time restored by the 17th legislature. This move aims to end confusion for patrons across Arizona locations.
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TWA
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
Tribal Council Seeks Full Civil Rights for Indian Veterans
The Pima Maricopa tribal council in Phoenix adopts a resolution urging Congress to grant full civil rights to Indian wards who served in the armed forces. It cites Marine Pfc Ira Hayes, a full blood Pima from Chaparrel and a Mt Suribachi flag raiser, as a prime example and argues soldiers have earned this freedom.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
Pfc
Ira Hayes
Bapchule
Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Nimitz Opens New B-29 Field in Guam
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz dedicates a rapid built B-29 field in the Marianas as the fifth base, praised for two months of jungle clearing by Army and Navy crews. Brig. Gen. Frank A. Armstrong Jr. piloted the first landing, asserting speed could shorten the war while warning the road ahead remains long and the Japanese still determined.
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Guam
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Army
Navy
Marianas
Frank A. Armstrong, Jr
Charleston
N. C
Individual Bond Sales Reach Halfway Mark
Pima county reports $2,020,070.50 raised toward a $4,000,000 quota for individual bond sales. Fred Dragonette, county war finance chairman, notes payroll deductions are included. Ajo bond drive led by John D. Williams shows $63,298.75 raised, about 70 percent of its quota.
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Pima County
Fred Dragonette
Pima County War Finance
Dragonette
Ajo
John D. Williams
Ajo Bond Committee
George Crouse Jr Funeral Announced
Funeral services for George C. Crouse Jr. will be held at 6:45 tomorrow evening at Reilly's funeral chapel with Rev. Walter Dugan officiating. Survivors include his wife Elisabeth and his parents. He was fatally injured in a Wednesday accident and formerly worked for the Tucson photo engraving company. Cremation will follow.
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George C. Crouse, Jr
Reilly
Walter Dugan
Episcopal Church
Dolores Aros
Elisabeth T. Crouse
George C. Crouse
Crouse
Tucson Photo Engraving Company
KVOA Broadcasts Bond Program Reading
The women's division of the war finance committee airs a special program at 9 15 PM on KVOA. Tucson high student Miss Catherine Pender presents the reading Young Wife Speaks and is introduced by Mrs Mary McMurtrie épouse.
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War Finance Committee
KVOA
Catherine Pender
Tucson
Woodhead Named Successor to Arizona New Mexico Forest Chief
Phillip V. Woodhead, former assistant regional forester, will replace Frank C. W. Pooler as head of the Arizona New Mexico region of the U. S. Forest Service. Pooler, 65, retires after 41 years with the service, much of it in Arizona and New Mexico, including time as forest ranger and supervisor on Prescott and Coconino/National Forests. Woodhead, born 1891 in Barnard Missouri, entered the service in 1916 and has held senior posts in range management and wildlife, most recently as assistant regional forester in the southwestern region.
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Frank C. W. Pooler
Arizona-New Mexico
U. S. Forest Service
Phillip V. Woodhead
Lyle F. Watts
Forest Service
Pooler
Arizona
New Mexico
Tucson
Prescott Forest Reserve
Coconino National Forest
Kaibab National Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Colorado River
Division of Lands
Albuquerque
N. M
Woodhead
Barnard
Pike National Forest
Colorado
Leadville National Forest
Big Horn National Forest
Wyoming
Routt National Forest
Medicine Row National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Washington, D. C
Southwestern
600 Millmen On Strike At Flagstaff
More than 600 workers at northern Arizona mills in Flagstaff and McNary failed to report for work. They seek a 22 percent raise from 65 cents per hour, representing Southwest Lumber Mills and related plants. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America backs the strike. Attorney H C McQuatters says a request for immediate intervention was sent to the National Labor Relations Board.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona
McNary
Graham McNary
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Southwest
Saginaw Manistee
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
H. C. McQuatters
National Labor Relations Board
Gillette Plans Exit as Surplus Board Chairman
Washington June 1 Guy M Gillette will resign as chairman of the surplus property board effective no later than July 15 President Truman commented at a news conference that Gillette told him he wished to quit by mid July Truman said he urged him to stay on until he could familiarize himself with White House duties and noted Gillette returned yesterday with the offer to resign by July 15.
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Washington
Guy M. Gillette
Surplus Property Board
Truman
Gillette
Iowa
White House
Private Schools Surrounding Tucson Becoming Big Asset
A Chamber of Commerce survey finds Tucson area private schools as a growing asset with 1945 term enrollment at 550, gross income 620000 and 200 employed. Arrivals of parents and visitors totaled 480 with an estimated 50000 in value, totaling 670000 locally distributed.
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Tucson
Pastor Reveals Ballon Bomb Tragedy That Killed Six
Rev. Archie Mitchell of Ely Oregon told how a balloon bomb exploded during a May 5 picnic killing his wife and five church children. The victims Sherman Shoemaker 12 Jay Gifford 12 Eddie Engen 13 Joan Patzke 11 Dick Patzke 13 and Mrs Mitchell were near the balloon when it detonated. Patterson noted these were the only known U S fatalities from paper balloons and urged continued censorship to prevent enemy learning of their effects.
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Lakeview
Oregon
War Department
Archie Mitchell
Christian Alliance Church
Ely
Ore
Mitchell
Rev. Mitchell
Forest Service
Joan Patzke
Dick Patzke
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
Federal workers dropped during April
Washington reports a down grade in federal payrolls with 5 791 government employees dropped in April. Chairman Ramspeck predicts thousands more will leave or be removed in the coming months, though declines will be gradual until Japan is defeated. May 1 federal workers total stands at 2 914 691, up 64 106 from a year ago.
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Washington
Ramspeck
D. Ga
House Civil Service Committee
Japan
Osborn Proclaims June as Dairy Month in Arizona
Governor Osborn proclaims June Dairy Month, urging recognition of the dairy industry as vital to Arizona’s economic life. The notice appears from Phoenix dated June 1.
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Gov. Osborn
Phoenix
Osborn
City Briefs: Veterans Meet and Spanish Course Begin
BEN DANIELS AUXILIARY NO. 3 meets at the VFW hall at 7 30 p m for a regular business session. A summer course in Conversational Spanish sponsored by the Rotary Club of Tucson starts at 8 p m next Monday at the Chamber of Commerce hall for practical social and commercial use.
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BEN Daniels Auxiliary NO. 3
United Spanish War Veterans
VFW Hall
Rotary Club of
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Fraternal Order of Eagles Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of Fraternal Order of Eagles Avenue No 180 is at 7 30 p m today in the lodge hall 347 North Sixth avenue for installation of new officers and a large class of initiates followed by entertainment and refreshments. The Comwoles Club initiations follow Sunday with a group photograph 10 30 a m initiation at Transportation hall 1 30 p m and an informal party at 8 30 p m at Transportation hall. Members listed for initiation include Oscar Robles Gilbert Lopez Henry Padias Billy Currazo Mike Grijalva Frank Gallego William Flores Romulo Villa and Arnold Higgiera.
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Order of Eagles
Aenue No. 180
North Sixth Avenue
Comwoles Club
Transportation Hall
Oscar Robles
Gilbert Lopez
Henry Padias
Billy Currazo
Mike Grijalva
Frank Gallego
William Flores
Romulo Villa
Arnold Higgiera
Sidney Weissberger Opens Tucson Law Office
New York attorney Sidney Weissberger has moved to Tucson and opened a practice at 52 West Alameda Street.
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Sidney Weissberger
New York
Tucson
West Alameda Street
Geyer Opens New Chamber Traffic Bureau
Robert C. Geyer, head of the newly formed Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau, assumes duties at the chamber building. He aims to provide a complete traffic service including tariff files for Southwest shipments and routing information to serve the community and assist members.
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Robert C. Geyer
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
Chamber
Geyer
Deaf prospector cycles from Michigan to Wyoming in jade hunt
A deaf prospector about 60 years old rode a bicycle from Michigan to Lander Wyoming to search for jade. He said he was near the neighborhood of 60 and hoped to strike fortune in jade while in the area.
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Jade Lander
Lander
Michigan
OPA Cracks Down on Home Canning Sugar Chiselers
Washington June 1 The OPA announced a drastic program to end the sugar racket used by chiseling applicants. Price Administrator Chester Bowles said many seek sugar for non canning uses and pledged penalties. applicants must sign a pledge to use sugar only for home canning and report quantities canned.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Milne, George Albert, Dies in Local Hospital
George Albert Milne of Silver Bell Road died in a local hospital yesterday morning. Survivors include Velva Milne and William M Milne, two brothers Charles and William, and sister Anna May Milne. Charles is in Germany with the Army. others live in Tucson. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Arizona Mortuary Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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George Albert Milne
Silver Bell Road
Velva Milne
William M. Milne
Charles
Germany
William
Anna May Milne
Tucson
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Rosenman To Stay On Truman Staff
President Truman announced he would keep Judge Samuel S. Rosenman as special counsel at least until victory over Japan. He declined to accept Rosenman’s resignation and said he would remain in his post.
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Washington
Truman
Samuel S. Rosenman
Rosenman
Japan
Births at Tucson Hospitals Celebrate New Arrivals
St Marys Hospital reports a boy born to Pvt and Mrs Eugene Pesqueria at 10 25 am May 31. Tucson Medical Center notes a girl to Mr and Mrs H E Scott at 1 13 pm May 31. A girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Jeff Dennis at 7 01 am June 1. A boy joins Mr and Mrs Eugene Adams at 11 57 am June 1.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Eugene Pesqueria
E. 30Th Street
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
H. E. Scott
Catalina Court
Jeff Dennis
Prince Road
Eugene Adams
E. Camden
Building permits issued for multiple projects locals
Building and improvement permits worth about 18000 were issued to local contractors. Frank A. Potter received a permit for a new store front at 84 86 West Congress street. M I Page Construction Co. was cleared to upgrade 116 East 10th street for the Marana Art and Book Shop at 1500. L T Long secured a permit to build a home at 2250 East Eighth street with a dinette and garage, valued at 6000. J Murillo to build a four room bath dwelling at 938 South Seventh avenue valued at 2000.
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West Congress Street
Frank A. Potter
M. I. Page Construction Co
East 10Th Street
Marana
Country Club
East Eighth Street
L. T. Long
J. Murillo
South Seventh Avenue
Farm Ration Plan Revised By U S Order
Pima county AAA committee reports a U S order moving farm rationing programs after June 36 to OPA and ODT. Effective July 1, services like tractor-tire conversions, truck fuel for farm vehicles, R coupons, and migratory worker transport will be handled directly by OPA or ODT.
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Pima County
AAA Committee
OPA
ODT
AAA
War dogs fed hearty at Buckley Field
At Buckley Field the Army airbase used for training dogs the diet for war dogs is set at two and a half pounds of horse meat and two pounds of dog meal daily.
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Denver
Col. U.P
Buckley Field
Army Airbase
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Legion Post
Tribal Council
George Crouse, Jr
EL Conquistador Hotel
P. V. Woodhead
Frank Pooler
Forestry Service
Northern
Nathan Mur
East Pennington Street
Tidmarsh Engineering Company
Eddie's Service Station
East Sixth Street
Rob T. C. Geyer
Coe i
Apefrut
RTS
Raat
Schilling
U. S
Stone Avenue
Mccormick Street
del Monte
Sankai
Pillsbury’s Best
Frank Quiroz
Ronnie Elias
Bing
Atirisvons
Corpb Beer
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