Traffic Study Initiated By R C Geyer In Tucson
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce traffic committee met with new traffic bureau chief Robert C. Geyer and approved his recommendations. He outlined data on routing, El Paso Freight association plans, and projected rates for Chicago to Tucson shipments, noting final costs depend on Chicago pickup.
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Tucson
el Paso
Chicago
el Paso Shippers’ Association
Geyer
Ees
el Paso Freight Association
SP de el Paso
Phoenix
Traffic Bureau
Nogales
Bureau
Surplus In City and County From State Sales Tax
The county comptroller and city treasurer report a surplus from state sales tax for the current fiscal year. Pima County will gain 101 604 dollars while Tucson adds 25 999 dollars, with monthly installments of 49 568 and 12 565 dollars respectively.
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Fred O. Goodell
Charles W. Otey
Pima County
Tucson
Arizona State Tax Commission
Real estate transactions total about 115000
County recorder Anna Sullinger reports six real estate transfers totaling about 115000. Jane Desrosier sells two homes and a store at 2819 21 North Stone to Lester Nemesh. Various buyers purchase residences and land on Sabine Canyon road Tanque Verde road Artesian road and East Mabel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sullinger
Jane Desrosier
Lester Nemesh
North Stone Avenue
Edna B. Montgomerie
Hazel Judith Sperry
Sabine Canyon Road
William W. Crone
Hyo
Artesian Road
Choate Divorce Judgment Outcome in Superior Court No 2
Virginia Irene Coe Choate, plaintiff, sought a divorce from Edward Carlyle Choate in Superior Court No 2 presided by Eva De Concini. The judgment is in favor of the plaintiff as the final court action on the divorce.
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Superior Court No
Eva de Concini
Virginia
Irene Coe Choate
Edward Carlyle Choate
Police Court Dockets and Marriage Licenses Listed
Police court presiding officer Paul J. Cella handles disturbing the peace cases for Manuel Romero and others with fines and jail terms. Marriage licenses issued show Belle D Hall 28 Gainesville Fla with Charles B Lassiter, and several other couples including Gaddis Busby 22 Phoenix and Betty Rose Graves 19, and Joseph Pugliese Jr 21 Brooklyn and Pauline Cutrano 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
Manuel Romero
Bernal Fernandez
LaVerne Jones
Bennie Gomez
Manuel Dorante
Belle D. Hall
Charles B. Lassiter
Gainesville
Fla
Betty Sue Johnson
Kiwanis Club Postpones Meeting After Civic Luncheon
The Kiwanis regular Friday meeting was not held today due to a civic luncheon last Wednesday. The club will meet on its regular date next week. The Charles Young Post of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting at 8 30 p m with officer elections to be held.
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Kiwanis Club
Charles Young
The
American Legion
Air mail rate to Mexico cut to eight cents
Postmaster General Frank C. Walker announced that starting Monday June 11 the air mail rate to Mexico will drop from ten cents to eight cents per half ounce for mail from the continental United States Alaska Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Articles mailed from U.S possessions in the Pacific will follow the same rate plus the eight-cent segment from U.S to Mexico.
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Mexico
United States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Frank C. Walker
Pacific
trans-Pacific Air Service
Canal Zone
Central
South American
Brown Returns From Service At Pittsburgh
Rev. Francis T. Brown rector of Grace Episcopal church returned home from the consecration of Dr. Arthur B. Kinsolving II as bishop of Arizona at Calvary church in Pittsburgh. He will speak at the 11 a m communion service next Sunday on The Consecration of Bishop Kinsolving. He recently visited Missouri and preached in St. Louis at Grace Episcopal church in Kirkwood. Bishop Kinsolving and his wife depart for Prescott for the summer and will assume duties July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur B. Kinsolving II
Arizona
Calvary Church
Pittsburgh
Brown
Bishop Kinsolving
Missouri
William Scralett
Kirkwood
St. Louis
Charles Ken
Adm
John D. Wainwright
Tucson
Kinsolving
Episcopal
Prescott
Grasshoppers Use Wing Songs and Leg Scrapes for Mating
Researchers note that most grasshoppers attract mates with wing-produced sounds. A few species also use roughened hind legs as fiddle bows to scrape wing edges, creating mating calls.
Preinduction Tests Ordered By Board No. 1
Local draft board No. 1 released today a list of registrants ordered for preinduction physical examination. Those successful in this examination will be called into the armed forces in the near future. Three men from Ajo are included: Eduardo Ynigo Leon, Jose Gomez Dorame, and Angel Garcia Monreal. Other men from Pima county include Manuel Aros, Jesus Gill Carranza, Leonard Preston Gilmore, Joe Conkeln Benitez, Ivan Chavez, Edmund o Castillo Nogales, William Aguilar Castro, Tito Mendoza Galarza, Russell Garnette Dehoney, Clarence Leonard Fuller, Foster Stewart McBride, Claude Thomas Hopper, Amado Torres Rodriguez, Arturo G. Valenzuela, Julio Rios Perez, Reynaldo Cuevas Carrasco, Ernest Isaac Barksdale, Enrique Ramirez Federico, Juan Gonzales Apodaca, Frank Valencia Basurto, Rodolfo Felix Bustamente, Alfonso Mejia, Alvarro Bueno Sarmiento, Refugio Bustamante Siqueiros, Harold Nenninger Corral, Allen Joseph McPherson, Leon Stewart, Jose Gil Carranza, Clement Lisandro Sonoqui, Earl Scott Jr., Gonzalo Lopez, Frank Valenzuela Marsh, Orlando Bustamante Perez, Hector Juan B. Mendet, Henry Camargo Moreno, Joe A. Solomon, Arthur Peres Hernandez, James Emery Williams, Arthur Leon, Filiberto Cuen Pintor, Elwin Younes Jr., Lowell Homer Church, Donald Louis Dillon, Daniel Edward Gordon, Willard Manson Harris, Raymon Ardell Hilbert and Pedro Jose.
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Ajo
Eduardo Ynigo Leon
Jose Gomez Dorame
Angel Garcia Monreal
Pima County
Manuel Aros
Jesus Gill Carranza
Leonard Preston Gilmore
Joe Conkeln Benitez
Ivan Chavez
Edmundo Castillo Nogales
William Ag
Elwin Younes, Jr
Lowell Homer Church
Donald Louis Dillon
Daniel Edward Gordon
Willard Manson Harris
Raymon Ardell Hilbert
Pedro Jose
Two Shot In Chungking Theater Hat Row
A woman in the Chungking opera house refused to remove a large hat during a Wednesday performance. The dispute escalated to a fight, police were called, and shooting occurred leaving two people wounded, one fatally.
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Chungking
Chungking Opera House
Pool Tickets Are Prizes In Paper Drive
A summer wastepaper contest starts Wednesday at Himmel park Oury Park Estevan and 22nd street swimming pools. Participants earn free swimming tickets for the largest bundles of paper tied by wire or cords. Donations accepted at the pools from opening until 3 pm weekly. Top winners receive 5 from Valley National and Southern Arizona banks. runners up get 2.50 at each pool. Mary Cummings Mary Eager Mary Pilgrim and Ernet Batiste lead pool locations.
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Himmel Park
Oury Park
Estevan
22Nd Street
Valley National
Southern Arizona
Mary Cummings
Mary Eager
Mary Pilgrim
22nd _ street
Ernest Batiste
Air Advisory Council expands to include nonfliers in Arizona
The Arizona Air Advisory Council approved expanding its scope to include nonfliers. At a June 4 meeting in Phoenix the body elected Basil LeCave as president with George Stiller as vice president Eugene Steinheimer as secretary and Paul Voorhees as treasurer. Directors named were Gilbert Hermes George Burns and Douglas Robinson.
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Aeronautics Advisory Council of Arizona
North Fourth Avenue
Eugene Steinheimer
Basil LeCave
George Stiller
Eugene C. Steinheimer
Paul Voorhees
Gilbert Hermes
George Burns
Douglas Robinson
Births at Tucson Hospitals Report New Babies
St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center record births on June 7 and 8. Names include Harold L Pettys daughter born at 2 08 p m and John P Lechtanskis son born at 5 22 p m plus Cyril A Carters daughter born at 6 25 a m and Charles Briles son born at 12 42 p m.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Harold L. Petty
E. Government
Tucson
John P. Lechtanski
Driscoll
Cyril A. Carter
Fair Grounds
Tucson Medical Center
Charles Briles
Fair Oaks
Suit Against Telephone Company Refiled Here
Henry B. Maddux sues Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co for 15000, previously filed in superior court and moved yesterday to federal court here.Attorney William G. Hall represents Maddux in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Maddux
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Superior Court
Maddux
William G. Hall
Telephone Company
Misprinted address harms Maddux monument business in 1945 directory
The Maddux monument business, located at 333 East Wetmore Road, seeks damages for alleged negligence after the February 1945 telephone directory lists it as 333 Limber Lost Drive. The error caused misdirection and potential loss of customers.
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Maddux
Monument
East Wetmore Road
Limberlost Drive
Prescott Resident Mauricia Florez Dies at 95
Mrs. Mauricia Florez 95 a longtime Prescott resident died after a long illness at the home of her daughter Mrs. Louis Benegas. Born in Durango Mexico she lived in Arizona 44 years and is survived by daughters Mrs. Benegas and Mrs. Sara Arias both of Prescott plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Prescott
Mauricia Florez
Louis Benegas
Durango
Mexico
Arizona
Benegas
Sara Arias
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R. C. Geyer
Chamber of Commerce
Quinee
Fabst
CS. Funeral Home
Eer
West Congress ST
Public Records
Leonard S. Werner
G. A. Werner
East First Street
Service Squadron 15
Hawaii
Werner
Marine Corps
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
Grace Episcopal
Monarch
S.sixth Ave
Carket
Grocery Department
Libby
Richelieu
Brillo Cleanser
Meat Department
Swift's
Congress
Stone Avenue
Kellogg's
All-Bran
All-Iran
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Air Advisory Council
LeCave Head
Nota Ord
Benjamin S. Paschalli
Stone
Greenwald Drug
Benson Highway
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