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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

8

Real Veteran No Crime Problem

Richard A. Chappell chief of probation of U S courts says real veterans who served in World War II created no crime problem and become good citizens. He noted postwar crime rise as war aftermath and explained prison population changes during mobilization and demobilization. He argued veterans’ aggressiveness did not carry into civilian life and most offenders were those with prior inaptitude discharges.

Richard A. Chappell U.S Chappell Tucson Phoenix California West Navy Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal United States Ber Washington Supreme Court

Shrine Circus Opens in Randolph Park to four day run

The Pollack brothers Shrine circus opened last night at Randolph Baseball Park for a four day run. Four girls and two men perform 100 feet in the air on ropes bars and trapezes without nets as part of 18 acts. About $3,000 is expected to be raised for the crippled children fund from profits. The program includes dogs and ponies, acrobatics, equestrian acts, tumbling and elephant displays with a boxing scene featuring a knocked out referee.

Pollack Brothers Shrine Circus Randolph Baseball Park Frank Minarick Shrine Club Crippled Children Fund Pollack Circus Shriners Sky Ballet Eugene Randon Crown

Vets To Open Papago Park Hospital In Phoenix

The Veterans Administration hospital at Papago Park near Phoenix will be officially opened Tuesday with a 10 a.m. flag-raising ceremony. Dr. Paul S. Trexler says 28 beds will be ready in the first ward, with 158 total beds across four more wards. Over 100 employees have been hired and are on the job.

Veterans’ Administration Hospital Papago Park Phoenix Veterans’ Administration Paul S. Trexler

Notice of Bulk Sale and Probate Hearing in Tucson

Notice announces bulk sale of Street Grocery stock to Robert L. Gilbert and Pearl Mae, to be held June 20 1946 at noon, with claims to be filed by June 8 1946. Also advertises a probate hearing in the Francis H. Parker estate on June 24 1946 at 9:30 AM with Ada Adams seeking letters of administration with will annexed.

Seaman Nort Fourth Avenue Tucson Arizona Ae Nee Yn Rene Hearon Realty & Mortgage CO East Broadway

Public Notice of Business Sale and Probate Inquiries

Legal notice announces liquidation of a grocery business at 550 West Congress Tucson Arizona with stock and goodwill for sale on June 17 1946 and asks creditors to file claims by then. Also probate proceedings in Pima County for Rae S Merrill with will petition and administration letters set for June 17 1948 at 10 o clock.

Pima W Seaman Seal Freda M. Buffington Edward B. Smith Ata A. Smith Wes Congress Street West Congress Street Tucson Pima County Arizona United States of America North Sixth Avenue

Notice of Probate Hearing for Nellie Olney Deceased

Beula Giney Bird filed in Superior Court a document claiming to be Nellie Olney’s Last Will and Testament and petitioning for probate. The court to admit the will and grant letters testamentary on June at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Tucson Arizona. All interested parties must appear to show cause. Dated May. Belle D. Hall Clerk.

State of Arizona Pima Francis H. Parker Ada Adams Tucson County of State of Arizona Rae S. Merrill Elizabeth A. Wuerschmidt Enid Paveia Hall Superior Opus Sear Superior Court Nellie Olney Beula Giney Bird Documust

Town of South Tucson Sealed Garbage Bid Notice

Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Town Clerk at Town Hall South Tucson Arizona by 8:00 p m June 17 1946. Bids cover garbage and specified materials and will be opened June 17 and considered. Service period July 1 1946 to June 30 1947 with payments to be made.

South Tucson Arizona

South Tucson to Reject Bids for Town Project

The Mayor and Common Council of the Town of South Tucson reserve the right to reject any or all bids or any part, or to accept any bid or any part thereof for the town project.

South Tucson

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