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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

12

Jury Selected For Trial Of Mrs. Ahumado

The case of Herminia Ahumado, a Mexican mother of four, moved through delays as jurors were drawn and 12 sworn. Her trial was continued to 10 a.m. tomorrow amid absences and a flurry of related narcotics and immigration indictments in the Phoenix-Tucson area.

Herminia Ahumado Mercedes Navaro Herminia Phoenix K. Berry Peterson Tucson United States Manuel Roberto Campillo Nogales Hector Blanco Araiza Maria Nieves Leonor Matinez Nieves Jose Kaphar Nnie Chapman Herman McGowan Noel Salmon Paul Culton Mexico Carlos Manuel Lavalee Manuel Augustin Martin William Lloyd Manuel Dominguez Francisco Garcia Jesus Ruiz Jesus Veliz Jose Coronel James Helton Jean Val Darnell Willie Sanders Conrad Allen Melven Thomas James McKinley Brooks Fred Phillips Willie Brooks Jerry Moore Booker Carr Sonora Inent Lawrence Hutcheson Houston Tex Manuel Guazo Eligio Adabe Julio Ar- Trango Julio Angulo Saturnino Villegas Jose Hernandez Roberto Marinez Ruth Lustyk Congress Hotel

Big And Little Brawls Figure In Police News

A weekend police roundup reports varied crimes including a stabbing in Sabino alley. Jerome Ciprano was treated for arm wounds and taken to County hospital after a brawl near Plaza park. A cafe disturbance at La Cabana resulted in Hatch and Olivas facing fines or jail. Beer theft at O K bar led to four arrests. An accidental shooting near Tanque Verde left Alfred Mesa hospitalized.

Jerome Ciprano Sabino Alley Ciprano Plaza Park la Cabana Meyer and McCormick Thomas Earl Hatch Sahuarita Modesto Olivas Rosales Street J. Wilson Wilson Hatch Olivas Paul J. Cella O. K West Congress Street Louis Robbins Robbins Ernesto Montijo Jose P. Romero Paul G. Sanchez Frank F. Perez Sanchez Albert Gomez Tanque Verde Alfred Mesa Fort Lowell

Indictment Returns in Racing Swindle Case Tied to King

An indictment charges Emery Speer King with swindling a Wisconsin visitor out of 11 000 in a 1940 racing scheme. Securities taken from W. J. Doherty were moved to Crystal City Texas and King was arrested in Reno Nevada after a three year search. Three other Globe residents face indictments.

Emery Speer King W. J. Doherty Wisconsin Crystal City Tex King Reno Nev Globe

Naval Officers Gift 130 to Comstock Children's Hospital

Lt. Russell Hale and the Seventh Battalion of the U S Naval Training School at the University of Arizona donated 130 in cash and coins to Comstock Children's Hospital. The money will fund a sun porch and the officers shared how drills and a recent graduation inspired the gift to brighten the faces of needy tubercular children.

Bobby Wills Com Comstock Children’s Hospital U. S. Naval Training School Russell Hale USNR Bonnie Daniels Navy University of Arizona Comstock Children's Hospital Lt. Hale

Talent Tryouts For Community Camp Shows

A mass meeting for all registered talent will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the armory to outline policies and aims. Informal tryouts will follow. Those not yet registered should attend to participate.

Armory

Chemical fertilizers little used by Chinese rice farmers

A concise report notes that farmers in China use chemical fertilizers sparingly for rice cultivation. It highlights limited adoption, possible cost concerns, and alternative farming practices among rural communities.

Amphibian Duck: New Army Vehicle Combines Land and Water Power

The War Department announced a 2½-ton amphibian truck nicknamed the Duck as a successor to the amphibian Jeep. It carries about 35 men on land and 50 or more in water, features six driving wheels and a propeller for water travel.

Washington Army War Department

German Air and Ground Losses Mark Eastern Front Push

Moscow reports Red Army forces seized four villages northeast of Orel in a surprise operation, with 1,300 German planes destroyed over two weeks. Ground combat northwest of Mtsensk killed hundreds on both sides as German counterattacks failed. Soviet air raids targeted Gomel Bryansk and Karachev junctions, while German losses included several ships of war material and tanks.

Moscow Red Army Orel Mtsensk Qorel Radio Berlin Gomel Bryansk Karachev Taganrog Rostov

Phelps Dodge Plans Aircraft Parts Mill in Defense Build

Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp will manufacture aluminum arc magnesium tubes rods and shaped parts. Wylie Brown president announced a mill to be built by the Defense Plant Corp to produce parts for aircraft and other industries. Poppy oil is noted as a common medium for artistic oil painting.

New York Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp Wylie Brown Defense Plant Corp Brown

3500 Tons Of Copper From Tin Cans Recovered

War Production Board reports about 3,500 tons of copper were extracted from 45 million tin cans gathered by housewives in six western states during April. Cans opened totaled 10,904,000 pounds in Arizona Nevada California Oregon, about one third of all cans opened.

San Francisco Arizona Utah War Production Board Nevada California Oregon WPB

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