Missing Michigan student found in Tucson as Paul Briggs
A nationwide search for Richard Morgan a University of Michigan student missing since May 22 ended in Tucson where he was identified as Paul Briggs an employee at St Luke s in the Desert local sanitarium Morgan 23 son of William J Morgan Milwaukee attorney and former Wisconsin attorney general is a Brown University graduate and had been doing postgraduate work at Michigan He disappeared on the eve of his master s exams An attempt to reach him Thursday failed His father said his son identified himself in a phone call He had previously been reported in the Chicago area and seen near Sheffield Illinois A brother Roger is a patient at the veterans hospital here but unaware of the search
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Richard Morgan
University of Michigan
Tucson
Paul Briggs
St. Luke’s
Desert
Morgan
William J. Morgan
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Brown University
Richard
Chicago
Sheffield
Roger
Veterans’ Hospital
Four Cottages Razed By Fire At Samuel Covington Courts
Fire destroyed four cottages at 1510 West St. Clair street Wednesday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff A L Shoemaker, awakened by flames, escaped in his underwear and lost all belongings. The fire damaged buildings valued at about $900 and furnishings around $600.
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Samuel Covington
West St. Clair Street
Pima
A. L. Shoemaker
Bert Arcy
Shoemaker
Arcy
Covington
Racial Study Opens At Trinity Church
The second meeting of an interdenominational group studying racial and cultural relations will be at Trinity Presbyterian church next Wednesday morning. Rabbi Albert Bilgray of Temple Emanuel will review the pamphlet World Minority Problems by Yale sociologist James G. Leyburn.
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Trinity Presbyterian Church
Albert Bilgray
Temple Emanuel
James G. Leyburn
Yale University
Advertising City Growing Costlier
George Rosenberg reports Tucson Sunshine Climate Klub faces a choice between maintaining last season’s ad plan or adopting a budget over 50 thousand dollars. McCann-Erickson executives warn soaring costs and fierce competition as they outline broader national advertising trends and Tucson’s long running climate of winter visitor promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Chamberlain
McCann-Erickson
Tucson
Oil and Gas Leases May Exceed Twenty Years
Phoenix June 10 Atty Gen Eva De Concini ruled that oil and gas leases of state land may run longer than 20 years. In two other opinions requested by State Land Commissioner C C Williams the office said mineral reservations can be placed in state land leases and that the word mineral includes gas and oil.
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Phoenix
U.P
Atty
Eva de Concini
C. C. Williams
Woman Testifies Ferraro Offered Bribe Over Rape Case
Mrs Ida Watson testified in Pinal county court that Joseph Ferraro of 421 South Fifth Avenue offered $100 to drop charges against Pallas Combs, a Davis Monthan airman who pleaded guilty to the February rape. Sheriff’s chief criminal investigator John D. Anderson corroborated the alleged offer and described Ferraro’s discussion with lawyer Kipnis.
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Joseph Ferraro
South Fifth Avenue
Ida Watson
Ferraro
Sheriff's Office
Kipnis
Anderson
Atty
James M. Howsare
Watson
San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Water Storage Report
Water storage report for 24 hours ending June 9 shows available storage at 7,775 acre-feet with a loss of 191 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours. The report documents storage changes for the San Carlos Reservoir.
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San Carlos Reservoir
City Briefs Thursday and Friday Events in Tucson Area
Air Reserve officers host a stag party at Davis Monthan Officers club Thursday at 7 30 p m. Jewish People’s Fraternal order holds a package party social at 1647 East Fourth street at 8 30 p m. Friday events include 844th quarter master laundry detachment meeting at Reserve Corps offices Tucson Municipal Airport at 7 30 p m. Boy Scout troop 19 shows Bells of San Fernando at Sunnyside School patio at 8 p m. Comet Encampment No 4 IOOF meets at Odd Fellows hall 13514 South Sixth Avenue at 8 p m. Tucson Community School Association meets at Tucson Watercolor Guild 857 South Swan Road. Norval L Gill presiding.
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Air Reserve Association
Davis-Monthan Officers’ Club
Air Reserve
Jewish People’s Fraternal Order
East Fourth Street
844Th Quartermaster Laundry
Reserve Corps
Tucson Municipal
San Fernando
Sunnyside
Comet
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
South Sixth Avenue
Tucson Community School Association
Tucson Watercolor Guild
South Swan Road
Norval L. Gill
Charged With Check Forgery Involving Local Rancher
Two men Chattman and Black were bound over to the superior court on forgery charges involving the name of Howell Manning, a prominent rancher. Police arrested George Chattman and Lawrence Black after an attempted cashing of a $20 check at a local bank.
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Howell Manning
Justice of the Peace
Paul J. Cella
George Chattman
North Anita Street
Lawrence H. Black
North Main Street
Chattman
Mar
Accuse 10 In Robbery Case
Burglary charges were filed against five adults and five juveniles after questioning two youths found loading groceries inside the former Arizona Cigar building at 300 North The adults, all Negroes named Doris Patterson Minnie Barkins Mrs Atlee East Willie Beal and James Holmes, were charged with delinquency and police recovered about 400 in stolen goods.
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Larry Wilson
Arizona Cigar & Tobacco Company
North Sixth Avenue
Doris Patterson
North Fifth Avenue
Minnie Barkins
North Penn Place
Mrs. Atlee East
Willie Beal
James Holmes
St. Mary’s Road
Police arrest two in South Meyer street bar pickup case
Police said at tin's No. 1 drugstore on Church and Congress streets a clerk called to report a pickup by Det. Sgt. James Herron. Chattman admitted receiving a check from Black, who was later arrested by Herron.
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Tin
Church
Congress Streets
Chattman
James Herron
Black
South Meyer Street
Herron
Pyle Named to Laundry Wage Board by Arizona Commission
William Pyle of Tucson is named by the Arizona industrial commission to represent state employers on a wage board negotiating a minimum wage for women and children in the laundry and dry cleaning industry. Petitions filed May 4 seek a board under the women and minors act to set a new minimum. three worker representatives from Phoenix and Globe-Miami firms join two employers and Pyle on the panel.
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Arizona Industrial Commission
William Pyle
Tucson
Pyle
Phoenix
Globe-Miami
Board to Organize Studies in Phoenix Meeting
The commission announced a 1939 establishment date and appointed a new board that will convene in Phoenix on June 26 to organize its studies.
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Mum
Phoenix
Fashion specials highlight midriff blouses and dresses
Special purchases feature midriff and peasant blouses in white stripes and pastels in sizes 32 to 38 with prices 2.98 and 3.95. Stylecraft Originals washable dresses compare at 5.95 and 7.95. Also offered are pearls, batiste gowns, damask table sets, denim yardage, linen handbags, and an atomizer bouquet with eight fragrances.
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Batiste
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Michigan
Trinity Church
By George Rosenberg
Tucson Sunshine Climate Klub
Burt Cochran
COOO
William Lee
Los Angeles
Cochran
William B. Chamberlain
Climate Club
San Diego
McCann- Erickson
New York State
Eri
California
Muscat
Harwood
Scotch Fells Glen
Sis
Schenley
Rainier
Manischewitz
Condor
Old Taylor
AR Jay
Jake
Meyer St
Church and Mesilla
CFADS
Sixth Ave
Court
Wallis
Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Westinghouse
Stone Ave
Yle
Turson
E. Broadway
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Steinfeld
Manhattan Oceanair
Dad
Palm Beach
Sporting Goods
Barclay
Bosca
Erwin
U.S. Pat
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