Taxpayers urged to mail June 15 tax payments
Robert J. Taylor, deputy, urged Tucson residents to mail their June 15 income tax installments to the Collector of Internal Revenue in Phoenix rather than bring them to the Federal Building. He cited a staff shortage and a long line of taxpayers, noting the local office has only one worker on duty to receive payments and that processing time causes delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Collector of Internal Revenue
Phoenix
Federal Building
Robert J. Taylor
Local Revenue Department
Taylor
Fire Continues In Arizona Mountains With Packed Aid
Fire crews maintain control at base camps eight miles from the summit as flames rage near Happy Valley. The park service recruits extra pack horses and experienced packers while trucks shuttle supplies from Tucson every two hours. Water is scarce with only Manning camp well. air drops and aerial surveys report the blaze as spotty amid rugged terrain and shifting winds.
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Mountain
Happy Valley
Park Service
Tucson
Manning Camp
Camps
Grand Canyon
Taylor Ranch
Joe Miller
Davis-Monthan Field
Charles A. Richey
City of Tucson Sues for Condemnation in Superior Court
Public records show condemnation proceedings with judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the City of Tucson case against Philip Cohen J Ivancovich and others. Also listed are several divorce judgments including Clarence David Henderson vs Aurellia Louise Henderson Oma Kilby vs John H Kilby Eva de Concini Samuel A Davidson vs Clara Belle Davidson and a quiet title suit Herlinda B Molling and Carl E Molling vs Maude V Seaney and Sam W Seaney et al with judgment for the plaintiff.
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William G. Hall
City of
Tucson
Philip Cohen
J. Ivancovich
Clarence David Henderson
Aurellia Louise Henderson
Oma Kilby
John H. Kilby
Eva de Concini
Samuel A. Davidson
Clara Belle Davidson
Herlinda B
Carl E. Molling
Maude
Seaney
Sam W. Seaney
Couples Named in Parcel of Teen Marriage Notices
Esteban Molina and Francisca Mendoza, both of Tucson, along with George Hills Jr. of Jackson Louisiana and Vernetta Banks of Thibodaux Louisiana, appear in a list of paired individuals. Other entries include Robert H. Hulse of Booneville Missouri and Marion Gilmore of Ottumwa Iowa, Pedro Espinosa and Jessie Silva of Los Angeles California, Henry Deuber and Bess K Chandler of Glendale and Tucson respectively, and Charles Warren Benson age 18 of Albany California paired with Carol Wells age 17 of Richmond California.
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Esteban Molina
Tucson
Francisca Mendoza
George Hills Jr
Jackson
Vernetta Banks
Thibodaux
Robert H. Hulse
Legal Age
Booneville
Marion Gilmore
Ottumwa
Iowa
Pedro Espinosa
Los Angeles
Calif
Jessie Silva
Henry Deuber
Glendale
Bess K. Chandler
Charles Warren Benson
Albany
Carol Wells
Richmond
Police Court listings on liquor sale, vagrancy, and disturbance
Judge Paul J. Cella presides as Rafael A. Martinez oversees cases selling liquor to an Indian for the U. S. government. Alvin Dennis faces vagrancy charges with a $10 fine or 10 days in jail. G. M. Lennard Jr. is charged with disturbing the peace with the same possible penalty.
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Paul J. Cella
Rafael A. Martinez
U. S
Alvin Dennis
G. M. Lennard Jr
Plan Program For Tucson Teen Age Group
At the Tucson Chamber of Commerce coordinating committee request a new committee will form to address adolescent issues. Miss Margaret A. Knight of the YWCA will be temporary chairwoman as volunteers and professionals meet Friday at 4 pm. The aim is a wholesome active summer program separate from armed forces groups, running until the fall term begins.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret A. Knight
Y.W.C.A
Miss Knight
Mrs. Ro suara A. Camacho Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Ro suara A. Camacho 57, of Simpson Street, will be held tomorrow at 9 AM at St Augustin Cathedral with high requiem mass. Interment follows at Holy Hope Cemetery at 5 PM. body lies in state tonight. Survivors include her mother Mrs. Dolores Olivas two sons Richard and Gilbert two daughters Anita Arriega and Celia Camacho four brothers and four sisters and four grandchildren.
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Rosuara A. Camacho
Simpson Street
St. Augustin Cathedral
Holy Hope
Tucson
Dolores Olivas
Richard Camacho
Pfc
Gilbert Camacho
Anita Arriega
Celia Camacho
Jesus Olivas
Ventura Olivas
Los Angeles
Juan Olivas
Rudolph Olivas
Raquellc
Carmen Zepeda
Lola Campozano
Taft
Calif
Lillie Norval
Sylvia Camacho
Anita
Alberto
Amalia Arriega
National Monuments Use Boys as Fire Helpers
Superintendent reports boys volunteer at the federal building to combat a fire. They serve as truck drivers and packers under present conditions with no extra help expected. Some misstate ages as 17 seeking work, prompting a request for proof. Officials from California and other Arizona areas assist on the lines. Gordon Cox oversees Grand Canyon park supplies.
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National Monuments
Federal
Park Service
Tucson
California
Arizona
Gordon Cox
Grand Canyon National Park
Camphor Sourced Largely from Southern Pine Trees
Most camphor used in the United States is derived from Southern pine trees. This indicates a regional concentration of supply, suggesting industry reliance on domestic pine resources for camphor production and distribution.
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The
United States
Name Of Local Airport Will Be Unchanged
The Tucson aviation committee recommends keeping Tucson Municipal Airport name during the war era despite a push to rename it Nickerson Field in honor of James H. and Harold Gene Nickerson who died in a mid air collision near the city on February 4. The report notes Civil Aeronautics Board and Army usage already refer to the field as Tucson Municipal Airport and cites ongoing runway extensions and plans. After the war a different name might be considered.
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Tucson
Monte Mansfield
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Corps of Engineers
Tucson Municipal
Davis-Monthan Field
War Department
Davis-Monthan
Allied air power to reach critical mass for targeting German industry
Air expert Baker warned fliers are near peak but still growing and by summer the combined American and British bomber force will be strong enough to complete their objective. He stressed bombing alone cannot end the war but a large air force will enable targeted industrial and military strikes.
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Baker
Italian port visit joins growing U S air force
A fast trip to an Italian port brought a large group of airmen into the expanding Eighth U S Air Force. It marks a second recent announcement of Air Force additions. A Paris radio broadcast quoted Berlin as saying the European anti invasion wall had been strengthened with new, heavier weapons over the last ten days.
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U. S. Air Force
Paris
Berlin
Hog Market Plays Heavier June Run Amid FDA Purchases
The discussion suggests an FDA driven rise in meat purchases for military use could lift hog demand. Observers note June hog shipments are the strongest since 1925 or drought year 1934, implying producers face corn feeding difficulties.
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Kieeg
FDA
Split Decision Made In Suit
Judge Albert M. Sames ruled for Mrs. Petty in the Metropolitan Life Insurance case over $3200 life policy named to the first wife now remarried. The second Mrs. Pulliam did not appear to contest the action.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mabel Pulliam Petty
William Jackson Pulliam
Albert M. Sames
Petty
Pulliam
United States District Court
Keystone Mining Company
Dragoon
Arizona
A. R
T. C. Miller
Wichita
Kans
John D. Lyons
A. R. Miller
District Court
S. W. Seaney
Axis raids over Sicily cause light damage and four planes missing
Pantelleria raids press reported light bomb damage over target areas in Sicily. The communique acknowledged that four aircraft were missing from Axis operations on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Sicily
Elizabeth Cameron to Teach Home Management Summer Program
City brief notes assistant professor Elizabeth Cameron of the University of Arizona will teach home management this summer at Oregon State College. Dr Paul McQuown, son of Dr and Mrs J B McQuown, leaves today for Oakland California to enter the U S Army as a first lieutenant in the veterinary corps. His wife remains in Tucson with her parents Mr and Mrs C V Budlong.
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Elizabeth Cameron
University of Arizona
Oregon State Colege
Paul McQuown
J. B. McQuown
Oakland
Calif
U. S. Army
Veterinary Corps
Tucson
C. V. Budlong
Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers Tonight
Charles Young Post No. 38 members will elect officers for the ensuing year at a meeting at 167 South Meyer street this evening at 8 30.
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Charles Young Post No. 38
American Legion Auxiliary
South Meyer Street
Officers of Tucson 40 Et 8 American Legion elected
The Tucson post 40 Et 8 of the American Legion elected William Burns as Chef de Gare last night. Other officers include Edward Gendron as Chef de Train S E Smart as commissaire intendant Jack Kastner as conduc teur Edward F Weil as garde de la porte Arthur Offley as lampiste K D Mack as commis voyageur Harvey Davis Joe Hansen and Dr T Fridena as cheminets. Appointed officers to be announced later.
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Tucson
American Legion
Legion
William Burns
Edward Gendron
Chef de Train
S. E. Smart
Commissaire Intendant
Jack Kastner
Conducteur
Edward F. Weil
Garde de la Porte
Arthur Offley
Lampiste
K. D. Mack
Commis Voyageur
Harvey Davis
Joe Hansen
Dr. T. Fr
Semi Monthly Meet of Tucson Post 549 Vet's Group
The Semi Monthly Meet of Tucson Post No. 549 Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held in the Post club rooms at 121 East Broadway on Friday June 11 at 8 p.m. The event invites members to attend and discuss post matters.
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Tucson Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
the Post
East Broadway
Charles Young Post 38 to Install Officers Tomorrow
The Charles Young Post No. 38 of the American Legion will install its officers at the Post hall 167 St. Meyer Street tomorrow evening. The department commander will make his official visit. E. R. Peters is named commander with Arthur Taylor as first vice and Charles Van Hook as second vice. Herman Taylor becomes sergeant at arms, T. E. Dickens chaplain, and Bishop A. Gambrill finance officer.
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Charles Young
The
American Legion
St. Meyer Street
E. R. Peters
Arthur Taylor
Charles van Hook
Herman Taylor
T. E. Dickens
Bishop A. Gambrill
Trinity Presbyterian Church to Hold Communion Service
Dr Roy H Wollah will administer the Lord's Supper at Trinity Presbyterian Church Sunday at eleven. New members will be received. Rollin Pease directs the Trinity Choir in Expectans Expectanti with soprano Constance McConnell and Professor Pease performing Calm as the Night in a duet.
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Roy H. Wollah
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Rollin Pease
Trinity Choir
Charles Wood
Constance McConnell
Professor Pease
Carl Goetze
Memorial services for Judge Purcell set for Monday
The Pima County Bar Association will hold memorial services for Judge Purcell at 11 a.m. Monday in the Superior Court.
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Pima County Bar Association
Purcell
Delay Action On Busby Case In Arizona Hearings
A. J. Busby and Sons Tucson won a postponement as defects in their permit application could be ironed out despite protest by multiple transportation firms. The three day session ended with a Phoenix renewal option and a $100 debt from a prior fine noted against Busbys.
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A. J. Busby and Sons
Tucson
Arizona
Busby
Commission
George R. Darnell
Amos O. Betts
Darnell
Phoenix
Martin Rogers
Refrigerator Seller Held on Over Ceiling Price Charge
Phoenix furniture dealer Al Austin appeared before U S Commissioner Fred Hickerwell on a charge of selling a second hand refrigerator for more than the ceiling price. He pleaded innocent and was released under $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
al Austin
Phoenix Furniture
Federal District Court
U. S
Fred Hickerwell
Austin
Snake River Canyon Depth Compared To Grand Canyon
The Snake River canyon along Ida Ho's western border is described as deeper than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, highlighting its extreme depth.
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Snake River Canyon
Idaho
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Distinction List At School Of Business
The University of Arizona School of Business announced its distinction list for the final semester. Among those listed are S Ray Sharp of Manhattan, Ariz., 1.23. Margaret Bilby of Tucson, 1.31. Frances Mac Clelland of Tucson, 1.31. Billie Taylor of Kingman, 1.35. Fifty-five students received honorable mention.
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School of Business
University of Arizona
Enrou
Gidbud Ginter
Tucson
Betty Kunert
Gary
Ind
S. Ray Sharp
Manhattan
Ariz
Margaret Bilby
Frances MacClelland
Billie Taylor
Kingman
Donald Mac
Notable County Entries From Colorado to Prescott
Listed measurements show Jylynn Brooks of Bisbee and Barbara Post of Prescott at 1.5, with Margaret H. Pruitt of Tucson at 1.4 and Elbert Shumaker of Tucson at 1.42. Florence’s William S. Branaman and Phoenix’s Adah L. Stoner appear at 1.47, while 1.38 and 1.4 also appear for several individuals.
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Seen
Colo
Jylynn Brooks
Bisbee
Margaret H. Pruitt
Tucson
Elbert Shumaker
William S. Branaman
Florence
Adah L. Stoner
Phoenix
Barbara Post
Prescott
Marin County Builds School System Fondly On Dog Tax
In the 1860s Marin County California advanced a public school system funded by a dog tax. Local officials promoted the measure to support education while leveraging rising animal licensing revenues.
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Marin County
California
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Fred Dail
Stanley R. Yoder
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