Dog Had Own Bedroom Says Dane Boasted Residence
A Superior Court jury heard that Ogier of Alamo, a prize winning Great Dane show dog, had a bedroom of his own in a private dwelling. Rebecca Minnock testified she worked at the York home and observed the dog’s exclusive living space as Mrs. Strauss sues Mrs. York for 10000 dollars over a March 1940 bite on South Scott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogier
Alamo
Rebecca Minnock
Jane York
Sabine Canyon Road
Hattie Strauss
Tucson -Milliner
York
Levi Udall
Minnock
Fred W. Fickett
John van Buskirk
Rose Silver
MBS To Keep Own Programs Amid FCC Rules
Washington report notes Mutual Broadcasting System officials testifying before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. MBS counsel Louis G Caldwell says the network will continue sustaining non commercial programs despite FCC regulations affecting NBC and CBS. Fred Weber MBS general manager calls the network a cooperative with profits returned to members rather than to shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
Louis G. Caldwell
MBS
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
NBC
CBS
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
FCC
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Nbcnd
Columbia
Fred Weber
State Buys More Defense Credits
State Treasurer Joe Hunt invested $102,746.18 of permanent funds today in defense savings bonds by special permission of the federal treasury department. The nine accounts involved include the Agricultural and Mechanical College land fund, state insane asylum, military institute, teachers colleges, penitentiary, Deaf and Blind school, school of mines, penal and reform institutions, and the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Joe Hunt
Federal
Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Agricultural and Mechanical College Land Fund
State Insane Asylum
Military Institute
Teachers Colleges, Penitentiary, Deaf and Blind School
School of Mines
University of Arizona
Bar Exams Set in Phoenix for July Dates
The next state bar examination will be held July 11 and 12 at the University of Arizona law school. John L. Gust, secretary of the bar committee on examinations and admissions, announced that 24 applicants have filed to take the exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Law School
University of Arizona
John L. Gust
State Bar’s Committee On
Shriners Name Atlanta Man As New Chief
Thomas C. Law of Atlanta was elected by acclamation as imperial potentate of the Shriners at their 67th annual convention in Indianapolis. Law succeeds George Oldendorf as head of the order with 308,000 members. Atl ic City Portland and Boston bid for next year’s entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas C. Law
Atlanta
Order of Nobles
Law
Henry C. Heinz
Imperial Council
Shriners
George F. Oldendorf
Springfield
Hall v Southern Pacific Railway damages suit heard
Public records show Superior Court presided by William G. Hall. Carmen Lucero sues Southern Pacific Railroad and Capital Tank Lines for damages. evidence presented to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
William G. Hall
Carmen Lucero
Southern Pacific Railroad
Capital Tank Lines
Udall Presiding Over Strauss York Damages Suit
Judge Levi Udall oversees the Hattie Strauss versus Jane York damages case as evidence is presented to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Levi Udall
Hattie Strauss
Jane York
Local court entries list driving and theft cases
Edward William Powell faces reckless driving with a $30 fine or 30 days in jail. Robert J. Maynard’s petty theft case is dismissed. Edward Osuna charged with reckless driving with $30 fine and 15 days in jail. Keith Huff cited for speeding with a $10 fine. Alberto Madril charged with disturbing the peace with $30 fine or 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward William Powell
Robert J. Maynard
Edward Osuna
Keith Huff
Alberto Madril
Police Court Hearings Set For June Proceedings
Judge Paul Cella presiding Earl G Young charged with vagrancy fined ten dollars or ten days jailed E Trujillo cited for reckless driving fined thirty dollars or thirty days jailed Eduardo Rodriguez charged with reckless driving I F Stevenson hearing set for June 18 Connie Boston vagrancy sixty day sentence suspended Henry Hatcher vagrancy sixty day sentence suspended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl G. Young
E. Trujillo
Eduardo Rodriguez
I. F. Stevenson
Connie Boston
Henry Hatcher
Local Marriage Licenses: Tucson and Oakland Couples
Belle D. Hall reports licenses issued to Howard March, 29, of Tucson, and Marjorie Bickerstaff, 29, of Doug Julian Olguin, 67, Tucson, and Dolores Silicio, 54, Tucson. Raymond W. Cope, 30, Oakland Calif, and Betty Jane Beech, 26, Oakland Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard March
Tucson
Marjorie Bickerstaff
Doug Julian
Olguin
Dolores Silicio
Raymond W. Cope
Oakland
Calif
Betty Jane Beech
Poisoned Ducks Deadly Lead Poisoning Hits Marshes
Ducks die yearly from lead poisoning after swallowing shotgun pellets mistaken for gravel at marshy bottoms. The issue impacts wildlife health and prompts concern among conservationists.
New U S Dive Bomber Outpaces World’s Best Aircraft
Buffalo June 11 The United States reports a new Curtiss Wright dive bomber with experimental number XSB2C-1 that outperforms the German Stuka in speed range and payload. Navy acceptance tests loom as Lieut Hugh R Neiman Jr notes the craft exceeds prior hopes and features a 2000 hp Wright Cyclone engine and a fully rotating turret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rogers
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Curtiss-Wright Aeronautical Corp
Navy
Hugh R. Neiman, Jr
Curtiss-Wright
Lloyd Child
Curtiss- Wright
Child
Crash Warning Claimed Before Collision at North Main Street
In Superior Court Carmen Lucero sues Southern Pacific and Capital Tank Line for 1977 damages after a train and a gasoline tanker collided at North Main. Fireman C W De Priest testified warnings were given before the impact and fire damaged multiple buildings along St Marys Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Southern Pacific
North Main Street
C. W. de Priest
Capital Tank Line
Los Angeles
Carmen Lucero
West St. Marys Road
St. Marys Road
Compromise On Income Tax May Be Voted
Washington June 11 The House Ways and Means Committee may vote today on compromise income tax rates to raise about 3.6 billion for national defense. The panel kept exemptions for individuals and considered ending joint returns, which could add about 250 million annually but harshly affect those earning over 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Joint Congressional Tax Committee
The
Railroads Capable Of Demands, Smith Says
George P. Smith of the Southern Pacific news service told the Los Angeles Rotary Club that railroads can meet all costs and transport troops efficiently, reducing the need for government control. He noted over 1,000,000 troops moved nationwide and no labor trouble, cited yard and depot improvements, and said $43,500,000 is spent annually on pagers by the Southern Pacific. Motion pictures illustrated the transport problem and its solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Smith
Southern Pacific News Service
Los Angeles
Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Paige
Southern Pacific
Train halted after truck collision signals warning
A railroad employee testified that whistle warnings were sounded and the train stopped as soon as possible within about three car lengths after the truck was struck.
Aircraft Makers Are Told Production Is Far Ahead Of Plans
William S Knudsen told about 200 aircraft manufacturers that output is 50 percent ahead of schedule and by next fall they will be producing all required airplanes Labor difficulties are stabilizing The Inglewood California North American Aviation plant strike is cited as a factor he hopes will improve labor relations He urged cooperation between manufacturers and labor to boost U S airplane production and noted the responsibility to country Navy Army and industry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William S. Knudsen
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
OPM
United States
Knudsen
Navy
Army
Honey Producers May Sell to U S
Arizona honey producers must mail applications to the regional office of the surplus marketing administration before Friday night to take part in a government offer to purchase 7 000 000 pounds of strained honey in the western states. Omar Hastings, president of the State Beekeepers association, said blanks are available from W C Collier Tucson Ed G Foote Yuma or Hastings himself. The government will pay 4 1 2 cents per pound for strained honey in suitable containers for school food distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Arizona
Surplus Marketing Administration
SMA
Omar Hastings
State Beekeepers’ Association
W. C. Collier
Tucson
Ed G. Foote
Yuma
Howard Supervises Colorado Civil Service Test
Russell M. Howard, professor at the University of Arizona, travels to Denver to supervise a civil service examination for Colorado’s personnel director of the social security board. The exam, crafted by Howard, will also be used by other states by correspondence. He has chaired Arizona’s personnel committee and helped design tests for state and Tucson city jobs. He plans to return in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Howard
University of Arizona
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Social Security Board
Howard
Arizona State Board
Tucson
Dog School Trains 1000 Guide Dogs for German Veterans
At Potsdam Germany a training program for shepherd dogs has produced 1 000 guide dogs for blind veterans of World War I. The school helps veterans by pairing trained dogs with those who lost their sight in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Germany
Mrs Rockwell heads Coronado Memorial effort in Arizona
Mrs Margaret Rockwell of Phoenix was named chairman of the Coronado International Memorial commission which will work with the national park service to establish the memorial after congressional approval. Members include H R Sisk Pete Riley J E Shirley with a museum planned on a 2700 acre site between Nogales and Bisbee near the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Margaret Rockwell
Coronado International Memorial
Nogales
Bisbee
Coronado
Arizona
Swordfish Displays Long Sharp Sword Mark
A swordfish shows its identification feature a long sharp edged sword nearly half its length.
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Broadcasting System
Bolivia
Paraguay
Carter Henrisey and Family
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Clarendon
As Drennon
Indiana
Jobert Poteat
New Bern
N. C
Rowland D. Baldwin
Jacksonville
Fla
Imperial Outer Guard
Imperial
Harold Lloyd
Hollywood
Albert H. Feibach
Cleveland
Morley E. Mackenzie
Toronto
Ont
Rabban
Alfred G. Arnold
Fargo
N. D
William H. Woodfield
San Francisco
George H. Rowe
Karl Rex Hammers
Pittsburgh
Galloway Calhoun
Waco
Tex
William Heim
Philadelphia
Public Records
Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Paul Cella
Belle D. Hall
Charles Gass
Dolores Gass
John Dobso
Robert Dobso
Edward Dobson
U. S
J. F. Tuthill
DePriest
House Committee
Smith
Pitts Jewelers Corner
Congress
Stone
Mary
Rockwell New
Coronado Memorial
East Congress
Porter
Dad
Stone Ave
Mayflower
Satgsona
Usasu
Sixth ST
Ariz
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