Pneumonia Fatal To Sgt. Al Wien
Sgt. Al Wien dies at 7 a m from pneumonia after a week at home. Chief Wheeler calls him dependable and efficient and notes Wien's 40-year police career in Tucson and Tombstone. He leaves a wife Linda a son and three daughters. Funeral plans pending by the Wien family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darnell
Harold C. Wheeler
al Wien
Wien
Wheeler
Sgt. Wien
Linda
West
Congress Street
Tucson
Eeler
Wren
Tombstone
Detective Bureau
James Brady
Brady
Sgt
Bang
Water Supply Hearing Set For Friday In Forest Service Plan
Hearings on water supply appropriations tied to the national forest service postwar recreation development in upper Sabine canyon basin resume Friday at Summerhaven in the Catalina mountains. Forest officials with state commissioner O C Williams and water carrier Edwin T Stuart will review the Baker and Sievers report on mountain crest recreation needs linked to the new Mt Lemmon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest Service
Sabine Canyon
Forest Service
O. C. Williams
Edwin T. Stuart
Summerhaven
Nta
Catalina Mountains
Frederic A. Baker
Recreation and Land Division
E. R. Sievers
Mountain Crest
Mt. Lemmon
Roger Morris
Baker and Sievers
C. A. Merker
French
Morris
Public Records Court Awards Tax Refund Suit Result
Eva De Concini and Beryl E. Brown preside as Pima County faces a tax refund suit. Judgment awarded to plaintiff for 98.92 dollars. Pearl R. Kelley vs Arthur F. ends in a divorce judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva de Concini
Beryl E. Brown
Pima County
Pearl R. Kelley
Arthur F. Wore
Local Pairings in Court Consent Disclosures
Names and ages of multiple individuals listed with varying hometowns across Illinois California and Wisconsin appear in a fragmented legal notice. The text references Thomas L Murphy Dorothy Hilligoss Frank E Riffel Mina Hol Francis C Roy Bertha Stengel Grover C Moore and Tyyne M with ages and jurisdictions incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Murphy
Sullivan
Dorothy Hilligoss
Windsor
Ill
Frank E. Riffel
Ward
Calif
Mina Hol
Hayward
Francis C. Roy
Sparta
Wisc
Bertha Stengel
Munday
Grover C. Moore
Legal Age
Los Angeles
Tyyne M
Induction Orders For Tucson Men To Enter Army Navy
Selective Service Board No. 2 orders induction into the Army for a Tucson group, with departures to Phoenix within ten days. Names include Oscar Ramirez Romero and sixteen more, plus transfers from other boards and two Negro inductees Tyree Anderson and John Henry Lee for Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Tucson
Phoenix
Selective Service Board No. 2
Oscar Ramirez Romero
Leon Mitchell
Eleazar L. Leon
William Franklin Runyon
Arturo Rodriguez Amparano
Jose Yslas Garcia
Benjamin Karl Monrad
Santiago Erique Rodriguez
Julio Valencia Castillo
Ernesto Martinez Noriega
Robert Duarte Loya
Rede
Albert Perez
Ramon Castano Yslas
Charles Ray Knickerbocker
Charles Bergen Mansur
Eugene Andrew Murphy
Alvin Julian Lauderdale
Albert Henning Wagner
James Card, Jr
Henry Clyde Hines
Vanger Cleveland Myers
Paul Adolph Zoerner
Tyree Anderson
John Henry Lee
Navy
One Slightly Injured In Collision Yesterday
A car driven by 17 year old Raymond F Haire of the Fairgrounds apartments collided with another driven by 33 year old Daniel Cisnero of 223 North Main Street at North Seventh avenue and East First street. Cisnero was cut about the head and taken to the county hospital. About 350 dollars damage was reported to each car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Haire
Fairgrounds
Daniel Cisnero
North Main Street
North Seventh Avenue
East First Street
Cisnero
Thieves Steal Liquor From Curley's Tavern
Deputies report Curley's tavern at 3118 East Speedway was entered overnight. Liquor was taken and the cash register yielded 4.71. Entry was made through an east window after a rock was thrown to break it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Curley’s
East Speedway
Federal Officials Plan Meeting With Cattlemen
Federal officials and livestock growers meet in Prescott to discuss grazing policies. Frank C. Pooler of Albuquerque, regional U. S. forester, will preside. Forest supervisors, cattle associations, and grazer advisory board members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Prescott
Frank C. Pooler
Albuquerque
U. S. Forester
Forest Supervisors
Celina Landis Dies in San Diego
News reaches Tucson of the death of Celina Tequignot Landis on Monday in Mercy hospital San Diego. Widow of Victor Landis and sister of Constant Edouard Tequignot, former Tucson city auditor. Body to be returned to Tucson for burial beside her brother. services at Reilly funeral chapel and interment at Holy Hope Cemetery. She is survived by two nieces and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina Tequignot Landis
Mercy Hospital
San Diego
California
Tucson
Reilly
Holy Hope Cemetery
Landis
Leo Finch Introduces Longlasting Assessment Forms
Leo Finch, chief deputy to county assessor Charles M. Taylor, unveils five year assessment list sheets. The change saves typing costs now and eliminates extensive proofreading, with annual typing costs of 750 dollars avoided and 3,000 dollars saved over the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Finch
Charles M. Taylor
World War II Veteran To Speak At Meeting
A mass meeting at Armory Park in Tucson Thursday at 8 p m features Carl Si.maan of Phoenix, a World War II veteran, speaking on the Arizona employment and retirement insurance act and its benefits for disabled veterans of the present war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Park
Tucson
Arizona Employment and Retirement Insurance Act
Carl Si.maan
Phoenix
Tucson ceremony with Dr. Carl Lunn as MC and local string orchestra
Dr. Carl Lunn will be master of ceremonies for a public event in Tucson. A local string orchestra provides music while Mrs. Anna Crisp and Walter Johantsen handle arrangements, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lunn
Tucson
Anna Crisp
Walter Johantsen
Government requisitions vast cordage catch in wartime
In 1943 the government requisitioned 26.5 million pounds of cordines, amounting to about 55 percent of a total catch near 47 million pounds.
Rubber shortage tightens boys and girls shoe supply
The rubber shortage has severely limited the number of tennis shoes available to boys and girls. This has added to the demand for leather shoes.
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Public Records
Superior Court
By Alvin Bring
Red Cross
Schenley Distillers Corporation
Joseph Aboud
Harold Purcell
Denver
Colo
Ordnance
England
Celina Landis
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
E. Pennington
America
International Shoe Company
Ayn Eden
Parrot Shoe
Aks
ST. Louis, Missouri
Friedman
RED Goose
Shelby
Oni
Ena
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