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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1942

Page

2

Bund Leader and Aides Indicted for Espionage Conspiracy

Federal grand jury in Hartford charges Gerhard Kunze head of the Bund and Anastase Vonsiatsky of the All-Russian Fascist party with conspiring from 1941 to last year to supply Germany and Japan with U.S. military and defense data. Also named are Dr. Willumeit Dr. Ebel and Rev. Molzahn. Kunze allegedly acted as intermediary and received 2800 for travel expenses at a Chicago hotel meeting last July.

Hartford Conn Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze Bund Anastase Vonsiatsky Germany Japan Otto Willumeit Chicago United States Kunze Vonsiatsky Willumeit

Stanley explains beef price ceiling in Arizona cattle market

Professor E B Stanley head of the University of Arizona animal husbandry department says the government ceiling on dressed beef prices should not affect feeder or finished cattle in Arizona until fall. He notes midwest cattlemen have begun to unload stock, causing price drops, while a 1.5 to 2 cent per pound margin is needed to sustain feeder to finished steer pricing.

E. B. Stanley University of Arizona Arizona Chicago Middle West

Thrift and furniture buys and local notices blend

A collage of small ads lists cash for used furniture stoves and refrigerators from Thrifty Furn. Exch. and Mitchell's, flower shop offerings, beauty salon specials, and a finder’s note for money and papers. Also includes real estate and rental listings, vehicle and appliance deals, and help-wanted requests across Tucson area locales.

Furn 4Th Ave Hubbard’s Mitchell's Irene’s Fourth Ave Bonut Lady Fair Beauty Shop

Charges Hurled In Welch Will Trial

The Welch will estate contest in superior court hinges on letters and insurance awards tied to Ethel Welch murder. Helen Welch and Arthur Welch face questions over custody of life insurance funds and the torn will documents.

Welch Helen Welch Ethel R. Welch West Congress Street Arthur J. Welch Ethel Welch William G. Hall Superior Court Marie Dufault

Sam Hughes Opens Summer Library

The Sam Hughes school hosts a summer library organized by the Sam Hughes Parent Teacher club. It opened with large attendance and a story hour led by Mary McMurtrie of the Tucson Children’s Theatre. The library runs 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Mondays and Thursdays for citywide children.

Sam Hughes Mary McMurtrie Tucson Childrens’ Theatre William C. Beal

Chrysler Says Union Demand Unpatriotic

Detroit June 10 Chrysler charges the United Auto Workers with unpatriotic acts after the union said it would seek a one dollar daily wage increase for 750,000 workers. Stoppages occurred at the Detroit tank arsenal and DeSoto anti aircraft gun plant, each under an hour. About 40 tank line workers quit. 250 DeSoto employees listened to speeches and did not return until warned.

Detroit United Automobile Workers CIO Chrysler Corporation Automotive Company Chrysler) Tank Arsenal DeSoto Chrysler

Public Records Con test of Will Probate Petition

Superior Court presided by William G. Hall. Ethel Rose Welch and Helen C. Alexander deceased are involved. Welch as movant contests the will. Alexander’s estate pursues probate of a will with a petition filed.

Superior Court William G. Hall Ethel Rose Welch Helen C. Alexander

Custody Suit Before Judge In Lyons Case

Eva de Concini and Maria Lyons versus Ray Lyons for child custody is taken under advisement. George Tillman convicted of statutory rape is paroled for 18 years with child support condition. James Dock Virgil convicted of aggravated battery is paroled 1 year, fined $100, and ordered to pay $10 biweekly for his children's support.

Eva de Concini Maria Lyons Ray Lyons George Tillman James Dock Virgil

Police Court Briefs on Local Larceny and Indecent Exposure

Judge Paul J. Cella presided. Elizabeth Wade charged with petit larceny with a $10 bond forfeiture. Raymond Moreno faced indecent exposure with a $10 bond or 10 days jail. Mary Lee Jackson soliciting continued to June 11. Molly Louis vagrancy with a $50 bond or 50 days in jail.

Paul J. Cella Elizabeth Wade Raymond Moreno Mary Lee Jackson Molly Louis Sells

Tucson Pairs Listed In Local Event

Michael Garfunkel age 42 of Tucson and Emma Bornstein 34 of Tucson are listed in a local pairing. Clark W. Bishop 24 of Tucson and Mary Jane Pierce 22 of Tucson also appear. Randle J. Floyd 27 of Comanche Oklahoma and Rose C. Curtis 26 of Oklahoma City are noted. David L. Butcher 21 of Staples Minnesota and Dorothy H. Gurley 20 of Willimansett Massachusetts are paired.

Michael Garfunkel Tucson Emma Bornstein Clark W. Bishop Mary Jane Pierce Randle J. Floyd Comanche Okla Rose C. Curtis Oklahoma City David L. Butcher Staples, Minn Dorothy H. Gurley Willimansett Mass

Samuel S. Fain Appointed Part Time Woodwinds Instructor

Samuel Samson Fain is named part time woodwinds instructor in the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts replacing resigning William E. Koogler. Fain earned a B A in music from Northwestern and studied at De Paul and Arizona universities. He has taught at the American Conservatory of Music and in Chicago public schools.

Samuel Samson Fain University of Arizona College of Fine Arts Fain William E. Koogler Northwestern de Paul Arizona American Conservatory of Music Chicago

England Guards 5,000 Mile Coastal Front

England with North Ireland Scotland and Wales maintains a coastline over five thousand miles long. The report notes varied shorelines across the union requiring ongoing defense and monitoring by coastal authorities.

England North Ireland Scotland Wales

Robbery at Ware House Tire System Targets Two Youths

Police sought Wednesday two shabbily dressed young men who robbed Ware House Tire System at 19th Street and South Sixth Avenue around 12:30 a.m. They forced attendant Laura Salcido 15 into a toilet at gunpoint, cut a telephone line, and fled with 16.81 from the register leaving Salcido locked inside. Witnesses described one suspect in a brown hat brown trousers and tan shirt and the other in a blue shirt and Levi’s. Earlier, Gregory's service station near 1501 South Sixth Avenue reported two men matching the same description in a cream colored coupe acting suspiciously before driving off.

Warehouse Tire System 19Th Street South Sixth Avenue Laura Salcido Salcido Gregory 1501 M. P. Guiney

Fight On WPA Foes Move to Abolish War Time Program

Washington June 10. An acrimonious House floor fight grows over economy bloc demands to abolish the WPA in wartime. Rep Taber NY Republican seeks to strike a 280 million dollar WPA appropriation aiding 490000 workers monthly. Speaker Cannon says wartime unemployment persists and WPA must continue for regions hit by peacetime cuts. The appropriations committee says passage would cut WPA rolls by 573000 for the current year.

Washington House Civilian Conservation Corps Taber R-Ny WPA Appropriations Committee Cannon Rep. Cannon D-Mo

Pastor Romero Claimed by Death at 63

Pastor Romero aged 63 died yesterday at his home 1011 Anita Street He was a retired railroad worker Survived by wife Ciprana Romero two sons Rogelio and Frank and three daughters Elena Mejia Alicia Romero and Aurora Romero Funeral arrangements by the Tucson Mortuary not yet completed.

Pastor Romero Anita Street Romero Ciprana Romero Rogelia Frank Romero Elena Mejia Alicia Romero Aurora Romero Tucson

Green Rites Set for Laura Green

Funeral services for Laura Green, 72, who died June 7, will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in the Bring's Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Fisher presiding. She is survived by her husband John N. Green and sister Pearl Ruckel of Lamar Missouri. The body will be transported to Lamar Saturday.

Laura Green Bring’s Funeral Home Fisher

Price Ceiling Revised for Women’s Fall Clothing

Washington reports the War Production Board revises price ceilings on women’s fall and winter coats dresses. The new rule bases selling prices on current costs plus the prior season markup and allows higher labor costs only if tied to pre April 27 wage contracts. It excludes automatic or living cost-based increases and defines new lines with base periods for retailers wholesalers and manufacturers. The amendment takes effect June 15 1942 and ends December 1 1942 with exceptions for stock in process and 1943 spring sales.

Washington War Production Board

Florence Soldier Dies in Camp Polk

Elias Ortega 24 of Florence died yesterday at Camp Polk Louisiana where he served as a first class private. He was a Florence High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Fernando Ortega with six sisters and four brothers among the survivors. Funeral services will be held in Florence at a later date.

Elias Ortega Florence Camp Polk Florence High School Fernando Ortega Frank Gabusi Clifton Sarah Delgado Tiger Josephine Carmella Terisa Coraline Ortega Fernando Victor Bert Louis Ortega Camp Walter Tex

Garcia Funeral Services Planned for Dolores Garcia

Funeral services for Dolores Garcia 39 who died in a local hospital will be held at 6 p m today at Santa Cruz church Burial will be in Holy Hope cemetery She is survived by her husband Ramon Garcia a daughter Patsy Garcia three brothers Juan Bauelio and Ernest Duran her father Jose Duran and four sisters Amelia Rosa Hortensia and Antonia Duran Tucson Mortuary in charge

Dolores Garcia Santa Cruz Church Holy Hope Cemetery Ramon Garcia Patsy Garcia Juan, Bauelio Ernest Duran Jose Duran Amelia Rosa Hortensia Anstonia Duran Tucson

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J. Joseph Smith Stanley Electrolux Childrew R.st—Billford Samuel Erving Swift SPCL Drive Inn Nice Playhouse Ft. Lowell and Stone Southside Solot Realty Tucson Motor Service Hoover Neil E. 7Th St Russell House N. 6Th Ave Treat Ave Flier G. H. Gay, Sr Houston Ensign George H. Gay, Jr Midway Island Ensign Gay Czech Village New York Europe Today Czecho-Slovakia CBS Prague London Protectorate Arnold Smith Miss Welch Smith Miss Marie Dufault Ethel Marie Will E. T. Cusick Cusick Arizona Hotel Terry Terminix Service Terminix Southwestern Sash & Door Co Public Records Belle D. Hall Samuel S. Fain George H. Gay, Jr Pearl Harbor U. S U. S. House Republican China War Department Navy Department Arizona College of Commerce the Accredited Business School East Congress Gacomes Deparmnet Stores Inc Thrifties Garcia Conoco Conocot Continental Oil Company
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