Tire Shortage Prompts Hayden Action On Unfilled Certificates
The Chamber of Commerce survey of local tire dealers shows 291 unfilled certificates, with 8 to 10 dealers holding one to five. Los Angeles and Dallas storage points delay tires, and 700+ pending requisitions exist. Sen. Hayden is pressed to secure releases to aid war workers and motorists in Tucson.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ration Board
Sen
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Tucson
Los Angeles
Dallas
Defense Supplies Corporation of
Tex
Sen. Hayden
Defense Supplies Corporation
Rubber Manufacturers’ Association
Superior Court verdict and divorce ruling detailed
State versus Gabriel Rendon ends with a guilty verdict for failing to provide support for a minor child and sets sentencing for Monday June 7. Helen Jean Steele faces divorce judgment against Truman Warren Steele with plaintiff winning.
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William G. Hall
State
Gabriel Rendon
Helen Jean Steele
Truman Warren Steele
Local offenses and penalties listed in police blotter
Paul J. Cella and Ruth Lee Bustyk face bogus check and impersonation allegations. Edward Cyrus cited for reckless driving and leaving the scene with fines and jail time. John T. Heck dismissed for lack of evidence. James C. Blanton charged with disturbing the peace. fines or jail. Maxine Welch and Alonzo Tyler each face simple assault with brief jail terms or fines. Almer S. Hamilton also charged with simple assault. Mary Shoffner faces disturbing city property with jail time and reimbursement. King Robinson charged with petit larceny, evidence lacking.
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Paul J. Cella
Ruth Lee Bustyk
U. S
Edward Cyrus
John T. Heck
James C. Blanton
Maxine Welch
Alonzo Tyler
Almer S. Hamilton
Mary Shoffner
King Robinson
Marriages Filed In Tucson Area Clerks Office
Belle D Hall with Gerald Boyd Wilson both of Tucson aged 29 and 23 wed Ruth Spahr of Tucson and Willie Spencer also of Tucson aged 29 and 38 unite Claude R Eatherly 24 of Tucson weds Marie Concetta Mazzagatti 23 of cson James E Sweeney 25 of Morgantown W Va weds Arlie Stanley 18 of Williams Ariz Earnest Painter 23 of Tucson weds Virginia Lee Anderson 18 of Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
Gerald Boyd Wilson
Tucson
Ruth Spahr
Willie Spencer
Dimple Dean
Claude R. Eatherly
Marie Concetta Mazzagatti
Cson
Kenneth E. Guinn
Middlesboro
Mildred Cooke
Pikeville
James E. Sweeney
Morgantown
W. Va
Arlie Stanley
Williams, Ariz
Earnest Painter
Virginia Lee Anderson
Data on Arizona farm labor gathered in field trip
Dr E Z Terreau of the University of Arizona returned from a three day survey of agricultural areas in Scottsdale Buckeye valley Tolleson and Gilbert to collect farm labor population data for a July bulletin He plans another field trip in two weeks to the Yuma farming area.
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E. Z. Terreau
University of Arizona
Scottsdale
Buckeye Valley
Tolleson
Gilbert
Tetreau
Arizona
Yuma
Summer School Fees Due This Week For Low Rate Session
Registration must be completed by Monday with a $15 fee to secure the reduced rate. Two daily sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 9:40 to 11:40 a.m. Enrollment is below expectations though 75 ahead of last year. High school students are the only enrollees so far.
Near Riot Involving Negro Police Fails To Spiral
Essex R Peters called in a late night fight at the American Legion dugout on South Meyer street. Negro deputies and Sheriff units moved in as Willie Welch and Alonzo Tyler, both 18, were arrested for simple assault. Welch guilty and fined. Tyler’s sentence suspended as he faces Army induction. Damage limited to the dugout with minor injuries reported.
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Essex R. Peters
American Legion
South Meyer Street
Highway Patrol
Harold Wheeler
Wheeler
Willie Maxine Welch
South Convent Street
Alonzo Tyler
Willie
Alonzo
Paul J. Cella
Tyler
Welch
Cella
Army
Phoenix
Armed Services
U. S. Army
Meyer Street
Edward Grijalva 15 to be buried Saturday
Funeral services for Edward Grijalva 15 who died at his home on 447 Rosales Street will be held Saturday at Hope Cemetery. He will lie in state at the Tucson mortuary. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Raymundo Grijalva three sisters Connie Maria Rosa and a chard and two brothers Roy and chard.
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Edward Grijalva
Rosales Street
Hope Cemetery
Senty Walicons
Raymundo Grijalva
Connie
Maria Rosa
Roy
Chard
Tucson
Robinson Case One Witness Freed On Theft Charge
King David Robinson, 49, accused in the May 27 purse theft from Manuel Garcia, was freed of complicity after Magistrate Paul J. Cella deemed no witnesses testified on details. Garcia, found in a vacant building, woke to see Robinson entering through a window and returning the purse, but no corroboration emerged.
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King David Robinson
Manuel Garcia
W . Holmes
Paul J. Cella
Robinson
Garcia
South 11Th Avenue
Sabino Alley
Holmes
Phoenix Aviator Reported Missing in Action
Relatives of Staff Sgt. Mark Curtis Jr. of Phoenix were informed by the War Department that he has been missing in action since May 21. Curtis, 21, went to England two months ago as a Flying Fortress gunner after working in the Associated Press traffic department. He resided with his mother Mrs. Faye B. Curtis and was a 1941 graduate of Phoenix Junior College.
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Phoenix
Mark Curtis, Jr
War Department
England
Curtis
Associated Press
Faye B. Curtis
Phoenix Junior College
Mexico imposes food export ban to build reserves
Mexico City June 4. President Avila Camacho signed a decree prohibiting exports of foodstuffs until reserves reach five to 15 percent of average consumption. The plan sets 15 percent for rice and coffee, 12 percent for sugar, 10 percent for potatoes, five percent for chickens.
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Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Two Tucsonans Named Officer Cadets Commissioned
Camp Lee Virginia reports two Tucson residents among 688 officer candidates commissioned as Second Lieutenants at the quartermaster school last week. Dwight Ivan Darland of 1240 East Adelaide Street and Robert Walrath Burns of 914 North Campbell Street are the local graduates.
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Camp Lee
Tucson
Quartermaster School
Dwight Ivan Darland
East
Adelaide Street
Robert Walrath Burns
North
Campbell Street
Tomato Juice Points Cut In Rationing Values
The administration announced a revised point value for tomato juice and vegetable juices with 70 percent or more tomato content. The No 2 can size drops from 12 to five points, then to two points on the June chart, while the rest of the table remains unchanged from May. This marks the first time changes affect only one food classification since processed foods rationing began.
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OPA
29 Aviators In Midway Action To Be Honored
The Navy announced 29 members of torpedo squadron eight, missing in action, would receive decorations from the President for their Midway attack that crippled the enemy fleet. Lieut George H Gay the sole survivor was saved after being shot down. Navy Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross recipients named with home addresses.
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Washington
Navy
Heroic Torpedo Squadron
Midway
J.G
George H. Gay
Gay
James C. Owens
Belfast Drive
Los Angeles
Raymond M. Moore
J Ave
Coronado
Calif
George M. Campbell
Suncrest Drive
San Diego
Horace F. Dobbs
Beach
City Council Plans Two Meetings Next Week
The Tucson City Council will meet at 8 p m Monday and 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Hall to discuss the new zoning map and protests on specific properties. The greens committee reports park improvements at Randolph Park golf course and notes increased soldier use and joint Army city bathing facilities growing this summer. Barnum proposes memorial park south of the course as a site for tree seed donations from soldiers worldwide.
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Greens
Randolph Park
Carl Hitt
W. E. Barnum
Tucson
Barnum
Memorial Park
Williams promoted to technical sergeant at Dallas service command
John C. Williams, son of Mrs. Marie A. Williams of Tuc son, has been promoted to technical sergeant in an announcement from the eighth service command at Dallas Texas. Williams serves in the headquarters detachment as a clerk in the records section of enlisted personnel at the service command headquarters.
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John C. Williams
Marie A. Williams
Tucson
Eighth Service Command
Dallas
Tex
Williams
Service Command
Fowler from Tucson Named to State Merit Council
Phoenix June 4. The appointment of Samuel H. Fowler, Tucson attorney, to the merit system council of the state board of social security and welfare was disclosed yesterday. He succeeds Mrs. Vira Driscoll of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Samuel H. Fowler
Tucson
Merit System Council
State Board of Social Security and Welfare
Vira Driscoll
Improvements at course spark zoning meeting continuation
The article notes trees planted, a cooler system installed at the club house, and urges continued grounds improvements. It also mentions a zoning meeting that continues a May 24 council meeting, adjourned with no decisions until Tuesday June 8.
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Arizona
Army Captain Son of Police Captain Returns Home
Captain Ben West Jr son of Police Captain Ben West of the department is visiting his parents and will stay in the city for about a week. He joined a cavalry unit after being advised by his father that America would likely go to war soon. West Jr has spent much time at Fort Bliss Texas where his regiment has been mechanized.
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Ben West, Jr
Ben West
West
West, Jr
America
Fort Bliss
Tex
Capt. West, Jr
Burgess Named Chairman of State Postwar Agriculture Panel
Dean Paul S. Burgess former president of the University of Arizona and head of the university’s college of agriculture will chair the postwar agricultural planning committee. Other members will represent state agricultural and horticultural groups. The committee was formed at a Wednesday conference on agriculture sponsored by the Arizona Resources and Planning Board.
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Phoenix
Paul S. Burgess
University of Arizona
University
College of Agriculture
Arizona Resources and Playgning Board
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