One Year Sentences for Three Mexican Nationals
Three Mexican nationals were sentenced to prison terms from eight months to one year for illegal entry. Ramon Tafolla-Oropeza and Victoriano Urbina received one year and $250 fines, while Sebastian Islas got eight months. All pleaded guilty.
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Federal District Court
Ramon Tafolla-Oropeza
Victoriano Urbina
Sebastian Islas
Joaquin Ramirez
Arizona
Ramirez
Mexico
Chester D. French
Speakman
Frank J. Barry
Frank J. Barry, Jr
Virginia Trescott
Frank B. Mason
Y-Lightning Ranch
Chinese Government Quells Student Strike Threat
In Shanghai on June 2, the government imposed curfew, censorship, and mass arrests to stop a planned general strike by students. Ta Kung Pao reports 1000 arrests in Chungking, eight reporters among them. two students killed and two wounded. The regime branded the strike as Communist-inspired while offering wage concessions to workers.
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4 H Meet Hears McCormick At Arizona University
Well over 150 boys and girls from across the state attended the 29th annual 4 H club roundup at the University of Arizona on Monday. The day featured judging and demonstration team contests, registration at 1 p m, and tours to the university library, state museum, and airbase. Dr J Byron McCormick spoke on Rural Youth in America and Miss Reva Lincoln addressed hunger in plants animals and men with films shown.
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Yuma Hall
Cochise Hall
Charles A. Pickrell
America
J. Byron McCormick
Reva Lincoln
Pima County
University
State Museum
Helicopter Permit Issued For Cargo and Mail Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board issued its first certificate allowing helicopters to move cargo and mail. Los Angeles Airways received a temporary certificate of convenience and necessity to operate three circular routes from Los Angeles Municipal Airport to 30 Los Angeles area post offices.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles Airways, Inc
Los Angeles Municipal
Los Angeles
Youth held for theft of eggs in garage looting
Harley Alton Maxam 18 of 5500 Morris Boulevard the last of four youths to admit burglarizing the wholesale egg storage garage at 1701 East Third Street Saturday said he drove the car used in the May 24 looting when he and a companion took four crates of eggs. He was remanded to justice court for arraignment. His brother Arthur R. Maxam was also involved.
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Harley Alton Maxam
Morris Boulevard
East Third Street
Justice Court
Arthur R. Maxam
Youths Await Superior Court Trials For Burglary
A youth, aged 22, awaits trial in superior court for a burglary at the same address on May 26. Two other youths, Pvt. Milton K. Baird, 20, of Davis-Monthanfield, and Harold D. Strunk, 19, of Marana, also face superior court trials for the same case. The youth said he was driving the car.
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Pvt
Milton K. Baird
Davis-Monthanfield
Harold D. Strunk
Marana
Maxam
Dets
James C. Herron
Joe Wilson
Eggs Sold at 40 Cents a Dozen to Tucson Cafes
George Freeman and Strunk along with his brother sold eggs at 40 cents a dozen to two Tucson cafes and a market on the Indian School road the following day.
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George
Freeman
Strunk
Tucson
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