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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
17
Chief Don J. Hays urges vigilance as a 6-year-old on a bicycle was found carrying a loaded HC smoke bomb on South Stone Avenue. A Davis Monthan soldier alerted police who examined the device noting its hazard for inexperienced handlers.
Public records list juveniles from police court with petit larceny probation referrals and fines up to 25 dollars or 25 days. vagrancy fines or jail terms. various town court entries include divorces, petitions for letters of administration, and multiple divorce settlements. Superior Court actions include petitions for administration and several divorce decrees or dismissals.
Belle D Hall and Codie L Simpson of Phoenix plan marriage. Alfred Zammit of Richmond New York and H Herbein of Tucson. Alpha Lopez and Emelina Paani both of Tucson are also listed for licenses.
Theodore Roosevelt Ford of Tucson was sentenced to five years to life in San Quentin for taking part in the beating and robbery of three Mexican ranch hands in the Borego desert on April 24. He pleaded guilty, sought probation, then withdrew the request. Two Bakersfield men received similar sentences. Victims were robbed of 1100 dollars.
New York June 14 futures eased after early steadiness as traders awaited final action on a price control bill. Senate passage pressured prices while London and Tokyo signals pointed to tighter export prospects. Close figures show declines across nearby contracts with July and May around 29.24 to 29.37 cents.
By Victor Eubank New York June 14 select steels rubbers and special issues drew buyers as rails and industrials faced light profit taking Transfers neared 1 000 000 shares Top performers included U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Goodyear Goodrich Great Northern Texas Co Standard Oil NJ Electric Boat Barak Cigars and others Stumblers ranged Santa Fe Northern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Chrysler Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Kennecott Du Pont and U S Rubber
Cattle prices steady to strong with two loads good short fed steers at 17.50 and 16.75, medium Mexicans 14.50, good heifers 16.75, cows 13.50 to 14.00, cutters 9.00 to 11.50, bulls 11. Calves salable 50, strong 15.00 to 17.00, hogs and sheep scarce with few holdovers. Spring lambs 13.75, ewes 5.00.
Sprinkling Mexsana medicated powder gives cooling relief for minor rashes worsened by hot weather. It soothes diaper, collar rub, chafing, girdle rash and general skin irritations for the family. Low cost with savings on larger sizes.
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a will filed for Adelita P White of Adams leaves a ten dollar bequest to her husband who has been missing for thirty years.
The document lists wholesale and consumer prices for broilers and hens including live and dressed weights. Values range from 28.8 to 55 per unspecified unit, with producer to consumer prices noted for several categories.
Legal notice announces the bulk sale of all stock in Midtown Market Liquor Department at 258 South Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona on June 20 1946 at 10 am. Claims against the business must be presented to Tucson Realty and Trust No. 2 South Stone Avenue Tucson before the sale date. Witness signature dated June 8 1946 with notary acknowledgment.
Notices filed June 1946 in Pima County include a bulk sale listing for Street Grocery run by W S Seaman in Tucson with sale to Robert L Gilbert and Gy Mae Gilbert on June 20 1946 and a probate petition for Francis H Parker estate with Ada Adams seeking admission of the will to probate in the Arizona Queer Court.
Elizabeth A Wuerschmidt filed in Superior Court a petition to probate the Last Will and Testament of Rae S Merrill. The notice invites all interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. The hearing is set with details published June 8 to June 19, 1946.
The notice states a hearing on a petition for the estate of Nellie Olney in Pima County Arizona. Beula Olney is named in the proceeding with a likely executor. The date referenced is June 17 1946 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in the superior court court house in Tucson. The notice requests all interested parties appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. The seal and clerk are indicated as Hall and Belle D respectively.
A clipped entry records the clerk D Hall with dates in May and June 1946 including May 1 June 4 and several other numbers. The fragment documents administrative scheduling or filing markers from 1946.
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