Pima Hospital Crisis Blames St Marys For Refusal Of Charity Patients
County officials allege St Marys Hospital refuses non paying patients, forcing them to the county hospital which faces bed shortages and a dwindling staff. St Marys officials deny denying cases and say emergencies are admitted even when rooms are full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary’s
Elizabeth Steelsmith
G. T. Alley
Alley
R. H. Martin
County Board of Supervisors
James Kaler
Kaler
County General Fund
Tucson
Martin
Desert Saw
State Tax Commission
Felix
St. Mary's
Jobs For All Is Postwar Forecast
New York June 4 The manpower expert Leo M Cherne forecasts postwar labor shortages will extend at least a year after the war. He cites demobilization as slow and a large standing army, with substitutions of women for men and continued demand for labor as industries convert to civilian production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareth Much
New York
Leo M. Cherne
Research Institute of America
Cherne
Funeral Services For Nevius Set After Hood Plant Fire
Orville C Nevius 31 of Tucson died in the Hood oil plant fire. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p m at Williams Cassinella chapel with Rev Morris G Ballenger officiating. He is survived by his wife Ramona two daughters Barbara 11 Mildred 3 and his mother Elizabeth Nevius. Burial is in Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Curtis Nevius
East Eighth Street
Hood
Williams & Cassinella
Morris G. Ballenger
University Methodist Church
Nevius
Tucson
Ramona Elizabeth Nevius
Barbara
Mildred
Value Of Canned Milk One Point A Pound
The ration board requires birth records or doctor statements for baby book eligibility. Milk is now one point per pound with six ounce cans at two cans per point and 14½ ounce cans at one point each. Wholesalers’ case weights set points for small and large cans. retailers must inventory surplus stock.
Cyrus Pleads Guilty to Joyride Damage and Fines
Edward Cyrus 512 South Convent street pleaded guilty to taking a parked car belonging to Capt. Clifford Sullivan of Davis-Monthan field and driving it into Mrs. Erline Boyer’s car. He was fined 60 dollars and ordered to serve 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cyrus
South Convent Street
Paul J. Cella
Cyrus
Clifford Sullivan
Davis-Monthan Field
Erline Boyer
North 10Th Avenue
Boyer
North Ninth Avenue
West Sixth
Bill Irwin
George Waddill
North Seventh Avenue
West Fifth Street
Requiem Services for Rafael Franco Held Tomorrow
Requiem mass for Rafael Franco 80 will be at St Augustine's Cathedral tomorrow at 9 a m with burial Monday at 9 a m due to late arrival of relatives. Franco a longtime Tucson resident and son of Carmella Franco leaves seven daughters and one son plus a brother Juan Franco of Paso Texas. He was grandfather of the late Lt Will Carleton Shaw. Williams and Cassinella in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Franco
St. Augustine’s
Franco
Tucson
Carmella Franco
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
Ruby Shaw
Virginia Messick
Louise Manning
Claude Winters
Robert Greer
Victoria Contraras
Anita, Franco
Edward Franco
Juan Franco
Paso
Tex
Will Carleton Shaw
Williams and
Cassinella
Veterans Open State Meeting At Santa Rita
The twenty third annual state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened this morning at the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson with Arizona commander Harry O. Juliani presiding. Speakers included Andrew P. Martin and Lt Harris K. Lyle, plus Dr Samuel James detailing veterans hospital care in Tucson. Gold Star mothers honored and nominations planned as meetings proceed with a banquet to close the day at the Santa Rita.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Santa Rita
Harry O. Juliani
Arizona
VFW
Andrew P. Martin
Civilian Defense Board of Arizona
Harris K. Lyle
Naval Sc. Daily Citizen
Samuel James
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson
James
Emma Poupart
VFW Ladies’ Auxiliary
America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Janice Bradley
Lowell H. Smith
Davis-Monthan Field
Charles Backes
Marana Army Air School
W. E. Cheadle
Naval Indoctrination School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mother Erwin
Phoenix
Nina Cox
J. H. Nivitt
Grant Simmonds
Linda Vaughn
Sam H. Dudling
Jack C. Norred
W. D. Ribelin
John H.berry
D. G. Butler
Globe
L. G. Hubbs
Miami
F. A. Mylius
Gingham
Denver Henson
Leroy F. Robinson
Yuma
H. C. Rutherford
National Defense
C. C. Bierman
War Chest Campaign Nears Goal With $1700 Short
War Chest drive ends Saturday as chairman Roy Long urges final push for $1,700 to reach the target. The 13 organizations in Tucson’s War Chest rely on National War Fund support, with $28,301 raised so far including $870 from advance subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Chest
Roy Long
Chest
Long
National War Fund Committee
Old Pueblo
Chicken Every Sunday to be staged on Broadway next fall
Rosemary Taylor of Tucson announces a dramatic Broadway production of Chicken Every Sunday with Edward Gross of Capital Productions financing. The book follows residents of a Phoenix Tucson boarding house run by Taylor’s mother and sister. The author, Rosemary Drachman Taylor, notes a 50,000 copy overseas edition and 800 copies for Navy ships libraries.
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Rosemary Taylor
Tucson
Edward Gross
Capital Productions
Los Angeles
Gross
John Winchecomb-Taylor
Rosemary Drachman
National War Service Council
U. S. Navy
Kiwanis Club Sponsors 4-H Food Contest in Pima County
The Tucson Kiwanis club will sponsor the second annual 4-H food production contest from June 1 to October 1 tied to war effort. Prizes include a $25 war bond and war stamps. entry blanks due by July 1. Last year’s winners Ronstadt and Stranathan expected to compete again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Kiwanis Club
Robert Moody
Pima County
Moody
County Court House
Karl Ronstadt
Santa Margarita
Jack Stranathan
Tucson
Harry Embleton
James Ewing
Paul S. Burgess
R. S. Hawkins
J. G. Brown
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Soldiers flood Riverside theater plans pillow drive
Soldiers flocked to a Riverside theater over the weekend filling it to sleep inside the venue. The Lions club asked for a donation of 600 pillows to comfort future theater sleepers in the city.
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Riverside
Calif
U.P
The
Lions Club
Soldier Theater
Retail Sales Rise Modestly Amid Memorial Week Weather
Dun and Bradstreet reports weekly retail sales up with mixed weather and a Memorial Day effect. Out of town shoppers boosted umbrella and raincoat demand while apparel and accessories stayed strong. Inventories continued to fall, with overall sales 14 to 17 percent above 1942 levels and regional gains led by the Southwest at 29 to 32 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
New England
East
Middle West
Northwest
South
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Judge Hall Awards $35 Per Acre In Condemnation Case
Judge William G. Hall in superior court ruled the land south of the Municipal airport owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson W. Asher and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schwarz valued at $35 per acre. With no objection from the Ashers and Schwarzs, the city may take immediate possession to proceed with runway extensions. City to deposit funds and bond pending final hearing. Witnesses Phil J. Martin Jr. and James C. Grant testified on property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Rior
Jefferson W. Asher
H. H. Schwarz
Arthur Henderson
Ashers
Schwarzs
John D. Lyons, Jr
Phil J. Martin, Jr
James C. Grant
Hall
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North Meyer Street
Hazard
OPA
Tidmarsh Engineering Company
North Main
DuPont
Singer
Ben’s
Sixth Ave
Mexico
Mrs
Winnie Myrick
Nogales
Aspen Excelsior Mulcahy Lumber Co
W. Congress
Uncle Sam
D.o
MGM Value
Stone Ave
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