Federal Jury Trials Begin in U S District Court
A new jury was impaneled for the June term in U S district court. Six cases were set for today with several defendants either vacated or continued. Osborne James Moore pleaded guilty to violating the selective service act and faces sentencing with John Desmond Dye, who admitted transporting a stolen car across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Caledar
Thomas J. Ritchie
Andrew Akins
Martin Rogers
Stanley Richard Hooker
Glenn Gin
Frank Joseph Lee
Osborn James Moore
John Desmond Dye
GI Insurance Bill Passed
Washington June 4. The house passed a bill revising service members life insurance to standardize administration. Key points include lump sum designation of beneficiaries, monthly payments for permanent disability, retroactive coverage for those previously rejected, and increases in free insurance for total disability and for those who died in service during 1940 to 1942.
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Washington
House
Senate
World War Veterans Committee
Virginia Woman Dies in Local Hospital
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Virginia W. Halsey 37 who died Sunday in a local hospital will be announced by McCarthy Williams funeral home after her husband Walter L. Halsey arrives from Fox Virginia A daughter Irene of Tucson also survives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia W. Halsey
McCarthy-Williams Funeral Home
Walter L. Halsey
Fox
Irene
Tucson
Public Records Court Docket Highlights From Local Sessions
Police Court presided by Paul J. Cella lists Alexander Fisher simple assault with a $25 bond forfeiture. Superior Court entries include guardianship petitions for Julia Oaine and estates of Schwab Lebowitz Hattis and others with administration and probate filings. Family law shows multiple divorces and forcible detainer actions amid criminal filings for reckless driving and aggravated battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
Alexander Fisher
John D. Lyons, Jr
Julia Oaine
John Christopher Schwab
Rose Lebowitz
Etters
P. H. Hattis
Letotee
Mary A. Reilly
Melvin Hall
Mary E. Reilly
John Sheets
Octavia Whitlow
Rolla E. Whitlow
Vorce
Eduardo Leon Samorano
Rosa Luna Samorano
Bradley Houghton
Calvin Iceman
Leo Mainard
Elbert H. Mainord
Laura Caraway
Earl Caraway
Ruby G. Brown
Charles W. Brown
George M. Ross
Margaret Ross
Mary Ellen Gooding
Clarence E. Gooding
Lorene Cannon
James Cannon
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Cities
Belle D Hall and Jorens W Brown both of New York are of legal age Loretta L Reilly and Julian R Aguila 27 ac and An Metta P Leinweber 25 Tucson Robert A Tipping of Los Angeles and Mary Anne Webster 35 also of Los Angeles William A Duncan of Knoxville Tenn and Anna L Caldwell of Knoxville Tenn Arnold C Neimeyer 34 DeWitt Neb and Janice P Terry 25 Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorens W. Brown
Legal Age
New York
Loretta L. Reilly
Julian R. Aguila
Metta P. Leinweber
Tucson
Robert A. Tipping
Los Angeles
Mary Anne Webster
William A. Duncan Knoxville
Tenn
Anna L. Caldwell
Knoxville
Arnold C. Neimeyer
DeWitt
Neb
Janice P. Terry
Poles Purchased For Power Line
A contract to furnish 2,200 poles for the Parker dam to Phoenix Tucson transmission line was awarded to the Warren Southwest Co. of San Francisco. The deal totals 152,320.50 dollars net to the government.
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Washington
Parker Dam
Phoenix-Tucson
Warren Southwest Co
San Francisco
Michael W. Straus
Surplus Farm Goods Offered by Pima AAA
Priority certificates to purchase surplus agricultural equipment require both World War II veterans in farming and nonveteran farmers. Thirty five items will be sold June 10 at 521 West Van Buren Phoenix. Veterans buy 10 to noon, non veterans 1 to 4 for remaining items. Purchases by bank draft certified check or money order. Items used in Arizona rubber project, fixed price. Inskeep office room five 11 East Pennington street has price list. Tractors cultivators harrows levelers plows and drills for seeding among salable items. Priority certificates available this week from Inskeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Inskeep
Pima County Aaa Committee
West van Buren Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Inskeep
East Pennington Street
Floyd Gilmore To Be Buried In California
The body of Floyd Gilmore aged 34 will be sent to Montag California for funeral services and burial. He died in a local hospital Sunday night. Survivors include his wife Thelma and two sons James and David, plus three brothers Joseph Elmer of Klamath Falls Oregon and Henry of Redding California. Arizona mortuary made local arrangements.
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Floyd Gilmore
Montag
Calif
Gilmore
Thelma Gilmore
James
David
Joseph
Elmer
Klamath Falls
Ore
Henry
Redding
Arizona
Iowa Governor Renominated and Primary Ballots Mark State Choices
Iowa Governor Robert D. Blue won renomination after defeating George Olmsted in a GOP primary as Alabama California New Jersey New Mexico and California held statewide ballots. CIO-PAC activity influenced several campaigns with Governor Dempsey Barker Mabry and Chavez continuing bids in New Mexico. Other contests included two at large representative races.
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Iowa
Robert D. Blue
Alabama
California
New Jersey
New Mexico
Cio-Pac
Blue
George Olmsted
GOP
Chavez
John J. Dempsey
William J. Barker
Thomas J. Mabry
Prison Camp Puts Out Fire in Catalina Mountains
A forest fire broke out yesterday in the Santa Catalina range but was quickly discovered and extinguished by prison camp workers and fire guards. It burned one or two acres of timber land near the ranger station along the Catalina highway. Forest Supervisor C. A. Merker blamed it on careless camping, noting it was likely a holdover from Memorial Day.
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Santa Catalina Mountains
Ranger Station
Catalina Highway
C. A. Merker
Wrong Fishing License Leads to Fine in Arizona
First Lt. James C. Chambers of Tucson was fined 25 dollars by Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner for fishing without a resident license. Game warden W. P. Tharp arrested him on Mt. Lemmon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Chambers
Tucson
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
W. P
Blue) Tharp
Mt. Lemmon
Lt Harding to Attend Army Recruiting School
First Lt Harry N Harding a local Army recruiting officer will depart Tucson for Fort Oglethorpe Georgia to take a 15 day recruiting school then return to Arizona for reassignment to recruiting duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. Harding
Army Recruiting School
Harry N. Harding
Tucson
Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga
Arizona
Market Movement New York June 4
Stocks mostly held steady with minimal losses and scattered gains as traders cashed profits from a string of 15 year highs. Transfers reached 1 200 000 shares with rubbers steels motors and rails leading the liquidation while Abraham Straus fell 10 points on light early selling. occasional gainers included American Water Works Chesapeake & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio and Sunshine Mining.
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New York
Abraham Straus
American Waterworks
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Sunshine Mining
Local Poultry And Eggs Prices From May Weekly
Local wholesale figures list broilers and fryers at live 33.4 dressed 42.1 drawn 53.4 producer to consumer 41 51 65. hens at live 28.8 dressed 36.8 drawn 45.1 and producer to consumer 35 45 55. Prices apply to May week.
Los Angeles Livestock Prices Reported in Thin Trade
Cattle salable around 1000 with slow but steady demand. Grass steers 16.00 to 16.50, heifers 12.00 to 14.50, cows 12.50 to 13.60, cutters 8.25 to 10.00, canners 7.50 and under, bulls 9.00 to 14.00. Calves 14.00 to 15.50 for good, 11.50 for common. Hogs 50 head steady: barrows and gilts 15.80, sows 15.05.
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Los Geles
Cotton market hits seasonal highs as traders await price controls
The New York cotton market rose to new seasonal highs in quiet trade as traders waited on final price control legislation. Weather improved in the belt, mill buying faced hedge selling, and July liquidation grew while bets shifted to new crop months ahead of the June 25 first notice day. Futures closed mixed with July at 28.28 and nearby months around 28.52 to 28.83. Middling spot at 28.88.
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New York
Visitor Steals Host’s Revolver After Sleepover
Police report Stanley R. Estes of 419 South Fifth Avenue woke from sleep to find his white guest Johnnie had left the apartment with a .38 special revolver kept under a pillow. No arrest details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Estes
South Fifth Avenue
Johnnie
Estes
Funeral services for 8 month old Barbara Faccio
Barbara Faccio infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Faccio of 420 Samaniego street dies. Funeral services are set for 4 p m tomorrow at San Agustin church with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Faccio
Alfred Faccio
Samaniego Street
San Agustin
Infant Buried in Holy Hope Cemetery After Local Hospital Death
The infant who died last night in a local hospital will be buried in Holy Hope cemetery. The body will lie in state tonight at the family home. Survivors include the parents and one sister Elva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Hope
Elva
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