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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

2

Boys Hide Loot In Theatre Seat

Three boys ages 9 11 and 14 told police they cached valuables in theatre seats to test the idea. They led officers to a local theater and revealed a total of 13 50, with four dollars spent and the rest divided among them. A separate theft case involved Daisy Frazier whose purse yielded 17 50 after a shopper was distracted. The boy confessed the theft and said the money was split with two accomplices and hidden in the theater.

L. T. Casey John Wyckoff Daisy Frazier East Congress Street

UA Teacher Dies In Dayton

Miss Virginia M. Kling 40 associate professor of physical education for women at the University of Arizona died yesterday at her sister's home in Dayton Ohio. Born in Dayton she earned degrees from Ohio State and Wellesley and joined the Tucson campus in 1931 rising to associate professor in 1942. She published articles and held leadership roles in women's athletics and national associations. Her hobbies included extensive travel and archery state championship holder.

Dayton Virginia M. Kling University of Arizona Kling Dorothy Kling John Pierce Howard Heck Journal of Health and Physical Education Arizona Teacher National Amateur Athletic Federation Arizona State National Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation British Isles Mexico United States Cuba Haiti Mortar Board

Mrs. Hattie Jones 59 to Be Buried in City

Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Jones 59 who died Monday in Riverside California will be held at 10:30 am tomorrow at the Arizona mortuary chapel with Rev Eric Folsom officiating Burial will follow in Evergreen cemetery She was a Tucson resident 13 years survived by five daughters one son one stepson one stepdaughter one sister one brother and seven grandchildren

Hattie Jones Riverside Calif Arizona Mortuary Chapel Eric. Folsom Evergreen Cemetery Jones Tucson Ruth Bradley Thelma Close Mildred Mitty Burbank Viola Riley

Indian School Site To Be Vets Hospital

Senator McFarland announced that the Veterans Administration plans to establish a permanent veterans hospital on part of the Phoenix Indian School land after Indian Department approval. He stressed the need for a first rate facility for veterans, with Papago Park’s former POW camp hospital to open Tuesday as a temporary measure.

Phoenix E. W. McFarland Veterans’ Administration Veterans Indian Department McFarland Papago Park Papago Park Hospital

Speakman Deliberates Jurisdiction In Gila Water Case

Judge Howard C. Speakman took under advisement whether the U S court has jurisdiction in water distribution disputes in the Safford valley under the 1934 Gila water decree handed down by Judge Albert M Sames. Several defendants were sentenced for crimes against the United States with varied penalties including fines and prison terms.

U. S Safford Valley Gila Albert M. Sames Howard C. Speakman United States Speakman Louis Valenzuela Pedro Jiminez Chavez Rudolph Bregg Hansen Donald Thomas Ike Jones John T. Heck Jose Lopez Pascacio Delgado

Arley Wheat Dies in City Jail at 46

Arley Wheat, 46, of 207 East Pennington Street, died about 4 15 p m yesterday in the city jail after treatment for delirium tremens. A World War I veteran, he was taken in at 12 30 p m on intoxication charges. Chief Don J Hays said Wheat’s condition was checked every 30 minutes and an ambulance was ordered to Pima County Hospital, but he died.

Arley Wheat East Pennington Street Veterans’ Hospital Don J. Hays Pima County Hays

Purple Heart Names Officers

PHOENIX June 14 H E Coe of Phoenix newly elected state commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart announced the names of other officers elected with him They include Ted Katzorke senior vice commander Wilson Roush junior vice commander William Walsh inspector and Forrest Priser national executive committeeman Al are from Tucson Tucsonians named to appointive offices are W J Burns service officer Jamie A Jimas Americanization officer and Charles V Burnett chaplain

Phoenix H—E. F. Coe Military Order of the Purple Heart Ted Katzorke Wilson Roush William Walsh Forrest Priser Tucson

Forest Fire at Saginaw and Manistee Camp Contained

A forest fire at the Saginaw and Manistee logging camp, 35 miles southeast of Flagstaff, burned 200 to 220 acres and destroyed two small buildings. About 150 firefighters fought the blaze overnight in an area 234 miles long and three quarters of a mile wide. the origin remains undetermined.

Flagstaff Saginaw and Manistee Here

Tucsonians' Son is Slain

Mr and Mrs William A Pierce of 603 South Fourth avenue were to leave for Cambridge Illinois to attend funeral services for Sheriff Byron Pierce their 45 year old son slain by an alleged mental patient The elder Pierces say William A Pierce a retired merchant moved to Tucson about three years ago Dispatches describe their son going to the farm of John Morris 67 in his capacity as sheriff.

William A. Pierce South Fourth Avenue Cambridge Ill Byron Pierce Associated Press Tucson John Morris

Noted Trouble at Farmhouse Amid Mental Health Break

A deputy stationed at the rear door heard gunfire after Pierce confronted an intruder at the front door. Pierce died en route to Cambridge after stating the assailant had shot him. Morris had been released from a mental hospital a month earlier and was later captured by a posse.

Fred Swanson Pierce Swanson Cambridge Morris

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