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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
2
PhoenixJune 12 The Arizona bakers face higher bread costs under an office of price administration order with options to raise 16.2 ounce loaves to 10 cents or reduce the one pound loaf by 10 percent or both This comes as bakers weigh loaf sizes against state law and federal famine orders.
Jack T Thomas a 32 year old Negro was found guilty by Judge Gardner in police court of reckless driving and fined 100 or 30 days in jail. He also faced a 25 fine or 25 days for lewd and indecent conduct after patrolmen arrested him when witnesses said he backed a pickup at high speed near 85 South Meyer street endangering bystanders.
Mrs. Helen Mitchell Hersey aged 43 died at her home 1500 North First Avenue after a long stay in Arizona. Survived by husband Clifford H Hersey a daughter Mrs. Charles Delwarte one brother Donald C Mitchell and two nieces and a nephew. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Brings chapel with Rev. Andrew W Young of the Nazarene church officiating. Burial in local cemetery.
Police Sgt. R. J. Lease, soon to return to duty after three years in the marine corps, earned high marks in an in service course for Washington D C police personnel. Inspector John H. Fowler commended Lease to Chief Don J. Hays. While in hospital, Lease also completed a police administration course at the University of Chicago. Lease previously served as a first lieutenant in the marines and saw action on Iwo Jima.
The statement ranks hair colors by weight with red hair heaviest, followed by black, brown, and blond. It contrasts red as the heaviest and blond as the lightest among the colors mentioned.
Horace Moore head of the state highway patrol and Don J. Hays Tucson police chief join the faculty of the safety school for high school teachers at Flagstaff state college. Hays will lecture Friday on Cooperation with Law Enforcement Agencies.
On June 28 1946 stockholders will meet at the corporation’s principal office 2701 Harbor Drive Lindbergh Field San Diego California to vote on dissolving the Arizona corporation. The exhibit A sworn report shows assets cash and government bonds with a plan to distribute assets to shareholders.
World War II veterans within age limits may enroll in a V-6 training course to prepare for joining the local Navy reserve. Cmdr Don J Hays head of the group announced the change from open to broader eligibility. A Navy representative will visit Tucson to discuss leasing space at Randolph park or nearby areas for reserve division buildings.
Capt Waldron Burr of the Arizona state highway patrol spoke at the Optimist club meeting at the Pioneer hotel urging checks of faulty equipment. Burr, with Capt George Ash and Capt F J Wyatt, heads to a national safety school at Oregon State College in Corvallis from June 17 to 27. Optimists set a June 25 dinner at the Lodge on the Desert.
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