Clark Receives Suspended Prison Terms in Florence
Judge W. C. Truman denies a new trial motion for Melvin Clark, convicting him of assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery, and false imprisonment in the Percy Lewis case. Sentences: five, three, and five years, all suspended. Harding to be sentenced Monday. Clark may leave the state if transferred while remaining with the Indian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Truman
Melvin Clark
Florence
Clark
E. T. Harding
State Department of Liquor License and Control
Truman
Percy Lewis
Harding
Papago
Frank Flynn
J. Mercer Johnson
Atestok
State
Indian Service
Arizona
Flynn
Nogales Boys Admit Murder Of Aged Uncle
Benito Arias and Ricardo Rodriguez, both 17, and from Los Angeles, pleaded guilty to the murder of their 76 year old uncle Herman C. Bender whose body was found in an abandoned mine. Superior Judge Gordon Farley postponed sentence until June 30 while Mrs. Librada Lopez Bender and Manuel Calixtro face first degree charges. Arias and Rodriguez face separate trial dates.
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Nogales
Ariz
Benito Arias
Ricardo Rod
Los Angeles
Calif
Erman C. Bender
Gordon Farley
Librada Lopez Bender
Manuel Calixtro
Bender
Hayes Dismissed by Arizona Commission Board
Phoenix June 2 George Hayes secretary to the Arizona tion commission has been dismissed by the new majority bloc effective July 1 Hayes is a World War I veteran appointed by Commissioner William Petersen Charles Stough will replace him Stough is a former secretary to U S Representative Richard F Harless Wilson Zegient and William Eden chairs appointed by Gov Osborn led the action to remove Hayes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
George Hayes
Arizonation Commission
Hayes
Illiam Petersen
Charles Stough
Commission
Wilson Zegient
William Eden
Gov
Osborn
Amos A. Betts
Stough
U. S
Richard F. Harless
President Truman’s West Coast trip awaits date
Washington June 2 The White House said the San Francisco conference will not end June 6 as planned and the Presidents trip to San Francisco is postponed. A visit to Olympia Washington is possible but itinerary not yet decided and arrival before the United Nations meeting is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
San Francisco
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Olympia
Wash
Mon C. Wallgren
United Nations
Pope Pius XII Urges Germany to Rise in Dignity After Nazi Era
Pope Pius XII in a world broadcast urged Germany to regain dignity and life after renouncing national socialism. He recalled Vatican policy during the war, warned of discontent fueling revolts, and noted killings and deportations in Slovenia and Croatia. The pope called the postwar peace fragile and urged rights based on moral law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bria
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Nazi Germany
College of Cardinals
St. Eugene’s
Slovenia
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Pius
Europe
Baseball results from American League games
Boston defeats Detroit 5 to 1 while Washington tops Chicago 8 to 1. St. Louis routs Philadelphia 9 to 0 in a slate of early baseball results.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Soviet veto interpretation seeks broader Big Five scope
The Soviet Union urged a wider application of the Big Five veto in the new league than other powers. The interpretation was presented at a Big Five meeting as leaders agreed to daily sessions until the United Nations conference progresses.
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San Francisco
U.P
Soviet Union
Yalta
Big Five
Funeral Service To Be Tomorrow For Hudgin
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Masonic cemetery for Louis Hudgin former mayor of Nogales who died in Tucson yesterday He died the same day he was to have participated in inaugural ceremonies for his successor after three mayoral terms Hudgin a Canada native came to Nogales in 1896 He is survived by his widow a daughter and five sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Masonic Cemetery
Louis Hudgin
Tucson
O. A. Smith
The
United Churches
Hudgin
Canada
Yanks Near South Okinawa Beach In Broad Drive
The Seventh Division pushed toward the southern Okinawa beaches as other U S divisions widened their wedges into the island’s last defenses. Vanguards reached six miles from the southern tip while progress continued against inland hills and along the Kokuba river as the campaign neared a possible mop up.
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William F. Tyree
Guam
Okinawa
Seventh
Ozato Marains
Yonabaru
Kokuba
Naha
OPA Promises Fair Division Of Fresh Meat
The OPA pledges fair shares of the civilian meat supply to every county. Price Administrator Bowles orders slaughterers to resume the 1944 pattern, aiming for even distribution though not equal to last year. Federally inspected meat remains the only product eligible for interstate shipment. Effective June 17, each month harvesters must deliver at least 80 percent of their county’s 1944 first quarter share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl R. Bauman
Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
British Kill 1 221 Japs In Escape Bridgehead
In Burma, British empire troops killed 1 221 Japanese soldiers fleeing east from the Kama escape bridgehead near Irrawaddy 17 miles north of Prome. Allied forces continued mopping up as heavy bombers sank ships in Satahib naval anchorage.
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Calcutta
Irrawaddy
Prome
Southeast Asia Command
Burma
Kalaw
Thailand
Satahib
Gulf of Siam
Japan Seeks Last Stand As Pacific War Grows
The article notes U S army expansion in the Pacific far beyond Europe figures, while Japan concentrates forces in the north and mirrors a Hitler like delaying tactic. Veritas compares Japan to Germany before D day as reverses mount and sea communications erode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Truman
U. S
Pacific
Europe
Japan
China
Hitler
Navy reports Okinawa costs near nine billion dollars
Treasury data show Navy expenses for the Okinawa campaign approaching 8.8 billion, more than double World War I totals. The seventh war loan neared end of its third week with 3.125 billion in individual sales and E bonds at 1.802 billion.
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Washington
Okinawa
Treasury
Ted R. Gamble
War Finance Division
Japan
Indian Hero Prefers Duty On War Front
Pvt Ira Hayes Bapchule Ariz veteran of the Mt Suribachi flag raising has been detached from the bond tour and returned to active duty at his own request. Hayes will not appear here next Wednesday and Iwo Jima day in Tucson on June 6 proceeds as scheduled. Hayes and two companions along with Beech and Lt Tueller will participate in events of the year.
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Daily Citizen Today
J. Edward Shugrue
War Finance Division
Washington, D. C
Ira Hayes
Bapchule
Ariz
Iwo Jima
Tucson
Fred Dragonette
Pima County War Finance
Hayes
Mt. Suribachi
Rene A. Gagnon
USMC
John H. Bradley
Keyes Beech
Marine Corps
Jack Tueller
Lakefield
U. S
Roosevelt
Truman
Pacific
Bougainville
Pioneer Hotel
Stockman Attacks OPA Over Sugar Shortage Critique
Rep. Lowell Stockman of Oregon denounces the Office of Price Administration for blaming housewives for the current canning sugar shortage. He calls it a smoke screen masking OPA inefficiency and notes beet growers could have maintained 1940 production to boost sugar availability this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lowell Stockman
R-Ore
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Council to Hear Budget, Licenses, Annexation Monday Night
The city manager will present the 1945 46 budget to the council at 7 30 p m. A liquor license transfer from George to John Mubarak for the Apache cafe and a liquor service permit for the Eagles club house are on the agenda. An annexation petition for Monterey and Ponderosa districts plus a sewage connection request from Contzen avenue are listed. Four bids for 18th street grade crossing and pavement will be reviewed. the low bid is from R H Martin contractor.
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Order of DeMolay
Harvey Slate
Phil Coleman
Jones
East
Sacramento Street
Pete Howell, Jr
John Henry Smith
Janstad
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Carl Hitt
Carlos Touche
Charles Carson
Frank S. Bugbee
Donald C. Willins
James Nikas
George
John Mubarak
East Broadway
Order of Eagles
North Sixth Avenue
Monterey and Ponderosa
Contzen Avenue
Hitt
18Th Street
R. H. Martin
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Henry O. Jaastad
Slate
DeMolay
James Nikas, Jr
Pete Howell
DeGaulle
George V. Hayes
Pope
Russia
R. H. Shackford
DeMolay Boys
Harvey State
Beach
South
Veritas
Germany
Philault
London
Levant
Beyrouth
Damascus
William G. Tennant
Mediterranean
Beyrouth Harbor
Abdel Hamid Karameh
Lebanon
Bechara el Khoury
Adm
Tennant
Arethusa
United Press
Bernard C. T. Paget
Middle-East
France
Britain
United States
Moscow
Pvt
Congressman Stockman
Council
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