Trial Opens In Train Truck Crash Damage Suit
Carmen R. Lucero sues Southern Pacific and Capital Tank Lines for 1977.49 claiming fire damage to the home at 246 West St Marys Road and losses of 253 furniture and 50 personal effects after a Oct 24 collision at North Main Street. Driver Vernon Maxson was slightly injured.
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Superior Court
Southern Pacific
North Main Street
Carmen R. Lucero
Railroad Company
Capital Tank Lines Ofos Angeles
Lucero
West St. Mary’s Road
St. Mary’s Road
Vernon Maxson
Rationing of Zinc to Cut Civilian Supplies
Washington reports a coming zinc rationing plan to meet rising defense needs. The confidential priorities division estimates 1941 capacity at 35,000 tons with civilian demand at 887,000 and military needs at 275,000, leaving a shortage near 230,000 tons. If 1942 capacity rises to 998,000 tons, civilian demand could exceed 1,000,000, prompting redistribution to military brass and ordnance.
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Washington
U.P
Office of Production Management
Indus
Newfoundnd
Mexico
Ordnance
Uartermaster
Preventorium Transfers to Tucson School District
City authorities annexed 36 square miles west of the city causing the Pima County Preventorium to shift its student funding and classes to Tucson School District No. 1. County supervisors acted after considering county reserve funds and the need to move the program to city schools.
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Pima County
Tucson
Mrs Bryan Attends Brother Bill Baker Funeral
Mrs Katherine Bryan of Tucson returned from Los Angeles where she attended the funeral of her brother J. W. Baker at Sawtelle. Surviving are three Tucson sisters, two nephews Lts C F Roten and Fred H Bryan, and a niece Miss Mary Elizabeth Bryan of Yuma.
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Katherine Bryan
Tucson
Los Angeles
J. W
Bill) Baker
Sawtelle
Calif
Baker
Bryan
C. D. Roten
L. E. Krentz
Lts
C. F. Roten
Fred H. Bryan
Mary Elizabeth Bryan
Yuma
Enrollment Figures Drop At University
The University of Arizona reported 322 students registered yesterday for the first term of summer school. Officials said no further figures would be released until later in the week. Last year's first term total was 567, and attendance is expected to reach that level before registration closes Friday.
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University of Arizona
Provinces Que bec Ontario and British Columbia larger than Texas
The Canadian provinces of Quebec Ontario and British Columbia are all larger than the U S state of Texas by area. Each province surpasses Texas in size creating a fact about North American geography.
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Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Texas
High 1 A Selectees From Board Two in Pima County
About 16 percent of the 4 679 men registered with Selective Service Board No. 2 in Pima County are 1 A selectees, says clerk C J Hellerstadt. As of last night 4 054 have been classified, 350 sent to the Army, 192 volunteered, 434 not yet examined. He notes ~60 percent of the unexamined will pass. New quotas set after July 1.
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Selective Service Board No. 2
Pima County
C. J. Hellerstadt
Hellerstadt
Army
Phoenix
Board No. 1
Office
Public Records in Superior Court Damages Case
William G. Hall presides as Carmen R. Lucero sues Southern Pacific and Capital Tank Lines for damages. Jurors questioned as case proceeds in the courtroom.
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Superior Court
William G. Hall
Carmen R. Lucero
Southern Pacific Company
Capital
Justice Court Adjudicates Schedule Of Local Offenses
In a Justice Court session presided by W. Gardner, Mary Ruiz faces malicious mischief with sentence suspended. Alfred Martinez receives 30 days in jail for petty theft. A G Shafer fined 30 dollars or 30 days jailed for reckless driving. Arthur Johnson pays 2 dollar fine for driving without chauffeur's license. Andres Hernandez and Alex Daniel charged 5 dollar fines for boulevard stop violations. E V Montiel and Rafael Amarillas cited for reckless driving with 30 dollar fine or 30 days. Alfred Delsid fined 5 dollars or five days for illegal use of spotlight. Kenneth Ferguson forfeits 10 dollar bond for following too closely. A Cavanaugh fined 10 dollars for driving with a swaying trailer.
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Mary Ruiz
Alfred Martinez
A. G. Shafer
Arthur Johnson
Andres Hernandez
Alex Daniel
E. V. Montiel
Rafael Amarillas
Alfred Delsid
Kenneth Ferguson
A. Cavanaugh
Police Court Roundup in Rose Hervey Case Budgets Fines
Police court presided by Paul Cella items Rose Hervey vagrancy fined $30 or 30 days in jail. Arthur Zumboldt petty larceny. William C. Brooks reckless driving. Mary Valdez petty larceny with sentence suspended.
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Paul Cella
Rose Hervey
Arthur Zumboldt
William C. Brooks
Mary Valdez
Marriage Licenses Reported for Belle Hail and Macie Turner
Belle D. Hail and John H. Woods filed for a marriage license at Fort Huachuca while Macie Turner and another man from Tucson sought licenses.
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Belle D. Hail
John H. Woods
Fort Huachuca
Macie Turner
Tucson
Second Degree Will Be Conferred In Masonic Temple
Tucson lodge No 4 F and A M announces the second degree will be conferred tomorrow evening at the Masonic temple. H Cowan Drachman, lodge master, says candidates will receive the degree. Installation of officers for Morgan McDermott Union No 7 American Legion auxiliary set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Legion Auditorium with junior group installation same time. members and guests urged to attend.
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Masonic Temple
Tucson
A. M
H. Cowan Drachman
Morgan McDermott
Women Complete Red Cross First Aid Course in Tucson
The following women finished a standard first aid course taught by Peter Aden, American Red Cross instructor for the Tucson Chapter. W. H. Mac Donald, Byron Ivancovich, J. A. Moore, O. D. Thompson, L. C. Almond Jr, A. W. Hawes, Paul Bohardt, Byron Mack, C. E. Cook, H. E. Granberry, J. B. O'Dowd, Robert Van Cott, Samuel Hale, S. F. Turner, Bernice Nyquist, Marguerite Morrow, R. E. Heineman, Henry Boice, K. A. Von Atta, H. M. Harman, Bessie Halpern, Fred McCormick, Halka Sarlin, Beatrice Salgado.
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Peter Aden
American Red Cross
Tucson
Mesdames W. H. MacDonald
Byron Ivancovich
J. A. Moore
O. D. Thompson
L. C. Almond, Jr
A. W. Hawes
Paul Bohardt
Byron Mack
C. E. Cook
H. E. Granberry
J. B. O'Dowd
Robert van Cott
Samuel Hale
S. F. Turner
Bern
First Methodist Church Official Board Meeting Tomorrow
The official board of the First Methodist church will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 p m.
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The
First ~ Methodist Church
Charles Young American Legion Post Meets Tonight
The Charles Young American Legion post convenes at 8 30 p m today in the dugout at 167 South Meyer Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Charles Young American Legion
South Meyer Street
Townsend Club Elects Delegates for National Convention
W. Clare Dodd Dr. Carl Fe Lunn and Harry G. Reader are elected by Townsend club No. 10 to attend the Sixth national convention in Buffalo New York A Convention Ball will be held at Transportation Rail on June 19 to raise travel funds.
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W. Clare Dodd
Carl FE. Lunn
Harry G. Reader
Townsend Club No. 10
Buffalo
N. Y
Transportation Rail
State Tax Commission Urges Merchants to Pay Sales Taxes
E H Basye Tucson branch manager urges merchants to pay all sales taxes due before June 30 fiscal year end. May taxes become delinquent June 20 with delinquent payments encouraged to settle promptly.
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E. H. Basye
Tucson
State Tax Commission
Basye
Deputies to Get Pima County Owned Autos
Pima county supervisors decide to replace privately owned cars with county vehicles for deputies on duty. Bids sought on nine cars and eight trucks. allocations include six cars to the sheriff's department and one each to county engineer, assistant engineer, and assessor's deputies.
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Pima County
Sheriff's Department
Herbert Wood
Poultrymen's Picnic Set Tonight in Wetmore
The 16th annual poultry picnic sponsored by the Southern Arizona Poultry Producers' Association will start at 7 o clock tonight at Wetmore's. The program includes an explanation of the new egg law and several games. Attendees should bring their own basket lunch.
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The
Southern Arizona Poultry Producers’ Association
Wetmore’s
Negro Youth Center Discussed At Tucson Meeting
Community leaders and Negro groups in Tucson debated a dedicated center and recreational facilities for the city’s colored youth at a private gathering hosted by Mrs. Adelaide Haight Chapin. They urged a swimming pool and social space for soldiers from Fort Huachuca and local youths.
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Tucson
Adelaide Haight Chapin
East Helen Street
Oury
Fort Huachuca
H. H. d’Autremont
J. R. Batchelor
The
McNutt Committee For Health and Recreation
Guy Converse
Bernice Miller
Wanda Poarch
YWCA
Hervey F. Smith
YMCA
Julia Williams
Colored Ywca Girl Reserves
William Glover
WPA
Negro Nursery
Thomas Jackson
H. Burton Daniels
Taxation of Former Catholic Home Probed
Pima county supervisors acting as a tax equalization board study whether the North Main street Benedictine Sisters building tax applies. The structure now serves as Red Cross quarters and will be sold after the sisters moved to Country Club road. The board also considers Riverside auditorium valuation and other tax adjustments.
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North Main Street
Benedictine Sisters
Pima County
The
Red Cross
Country Club Road
Edward A. Jacobs
Riverside Auditorium
U-Circle
Minta June Lusby
Births Report From Stork's Nest Listings
Births at the Stork's Nest record multiple new arrivals with parents, addresses, and times. Notable entries include Raul Yturallde and spouse on June 1 a boy at 5:34 a.m. and A C Caballero on June 5 a girl at 12:20 a.m. plus Mayo and Kime families with boys in early June.
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the Stork’s Nest
Raul Yturallde
North Anita Street
A. C. Caballero
West 44Th Street
A. C. Cocio
West Kennedy Street
Thomas E. Mayo
East Byron Street
John J. Kime
P. O. Box
USD To Start Campaign For Support Here
Orations for launching a financial campaign will be held at a meeting of the United Service Organizations for National Defense Inc. at the Pioneer hotel tomorrow at 4 pm. Discussion covered raising Tucson’s $5800 quota or adding funds for local activities and staffing plans with a New York office.
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United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson
Hyman Iola
Steve Tormey
New York
U. S.C
Fort Huachuca
Founders' Picture Given to Society
A photo of the original 49 Salt River Valley Water Users Association incorporators was donated to the Arizona Pioneer Historical Society by F. T. Alkire of Phoenix. It was taken at the Fiesta of Thanksgiving for Water in Phoenix on April 26. Included are L. B. Orme, J. G. Hammels, S. S. Stout, W. A. McDonald, A. J. Chandler, W. L. Clark, W. S. Dorman, P. T. Hurley, G. H. Maxwell, F. T. Alkire and C. T. Hirst. Maxwell, known as the father of the national reclamation act, aided the Roosevelt dam project.
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Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association
Arizona Pioneer Historical Society
F. T. Alkire
Phoenix
L. B. Orme
J. G. Hammels
S. S. Stout
W. A. McDonald
A. J. Chandler
W. L. Clark
W. S. Dorman
P. T. Hurley
G. H. Maxwell
C. T. Hirst
Maxwell
Roosevelt Dam
Defense Metals Ban Threatens Use Of Tax Tokens
Ed Basye of the Tucson branch of the Arizona State tax commission said a recent order for more aluminum tax tokens was returned. He noted aluminum and copper are blocked by national defense priorities, and iron tokens remain unavailable as guns are made from iron. Tokens may be possible from processed fiber but would be harder to handle.
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Arizona
Ed Basye
Tucson
Arizona State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Commission
Basye
Italy reports war losses total 245 075 on eve of entry anniversary
Rome reported Italy's war losses from entry into the war through May 31 totaling 245 075 men. Most were prisoners of war with 167 259 missing, 22 199 killed, and 55 617 wounded.
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Rome
Italy
Summer Band to Begin Rehearsals in Tucson
The Tucson summer band and orchestra will start rehearsals this week under Leslie Brewer, director. Instrument rental is available for students from junior high schools, with practice at Mansfeld junior high school and schedules for senior band on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 a.m., junior band on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a.m., clarinet class on Fridays at 10 a.m., and a beginning class at 9 a.m. each Friday.
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Tucson
Leslie Brewer
Brewer
Mansfeld Junior High School
Tucsonian Named Acting Chairman of Arizona Newman Club
Robert A. Sencer, president of the University of Arizona Newman club, becomes acting chairman of the Arizona province of the Newman club federation. The federation links nearly 300 Catholic student clubs in non Catholic colleges and will hold its 26th annual convention in Atlanta in July 2022.
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Robert A. Sencer
University of Arizona
Newman Club
Arizona
Newman Club Federation
International Federation
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Atlanta
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Burns
Mrs. Bryan
Nantes
North Stone Ave
CIO
Cal Clements
Venice
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Reta Calvelage
Board Two
Public Records
Jesse Udall
Hattie and
Paul Strauss
Jane York
Justice Court Co. W. Gardner Presiding
UNION
Emerson
Hoefle Sheet Metal Works
S. Sixth Avenue
Negro Youth Center
Grabe
Hotel Savoy
Secopfee
Saar
Canale Ann Aare Pax Sr
Dad
Bonair
Arrow Bonair
Saturday Evening Post
Tucsonian
Arizona Newman Club
Town Shop
East Congress
Arrow
Lew Y Ss
de Soto
Plymouth
Bowen Motor CO
E. Sixth Street
DeSoto
DeSoto Division
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
BOWES
C. B.S
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