Four Tucson Men Accused In ICC Case
In Phoenix on June 16 charges of interstate commerce violations were filed in U S district court against Consolidated Copperstate Lines Inc and several executives plus four Tucson businessmen. Named defendants include Horace W Steele Ray Hartley L Roy Martin Michael J Harrold Robert Nicolai Jacob Jacobs Stanley Jacobs and Constantine Pappadeas. The U S district attorney Frank E Flynn announced the action. Three Tucson businessmen said they had not received formal charges and could not comment. Harrold was reported ill in hospital.
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Phoenix
U. S
Consolidated Copperstate Lines, Inc
Tucson
Horace W. Steele
L. Roy Martin
Los Angeles
Ray Hartley
Michael J. Harrold
Robert Nicolai
Frank E. Flynn
M. J. Harrold
Council Acts On Two Bids For City Projects
The city council opened bids for a Mundo Vista water plant pump and a central fire station refrigerator. The manager and purchasing committee were ordered to review bids. A resolution to take an option on the north half of section 31 near Davis-Monthan Field was approved. Jaycees can stage a Fourth of July event at the University of Arizona stadium pending Army approval. A $350 donation to the Jaycees had been approved previously. Two restaurant ordinance amendments were adopted: illness notice rules to the health officer and a one year validity for health certificates.
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Mundo Vista
Central Fire
Section 31
Davis-Monthan Field
Jayvcees
University of Arizona Stadium
Army
Jaycees
Thrift and Beauty Ads Offer Used Furnishings and Services
Classified notices show cash for old furniture and rugs from Thrifty Furn. Exchange and continuing offers from Hubbard's Greenhouses for used furnishings and appliances. Beauty shops advertise specials and wave services. housing ad seeks a modern furnished 2 3 bedroom apartment. listings include phones and local addresses.
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FURN
4Th Ave
Hubbard
Mitchent
Irene
Fourth Ave
Bonut
Lady Fair
India
Electrolux
Star-Citizen
Arizona rubber collection tops 165000 pounds first day
Phoenix led with 33 622 pounds as Arizona reports 165 343 pounds collected on day one of a scrap rubber drive. State chairman E M Crowe cautioned totals may rise as reports arrive from several areas across Phoenix, Nogales, Hayden, Kingman, Ajo and other towns.
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Arizona
Phoenix
E. M. Crowe
Crowe
Globe-Miami
Mayer
F. J. Garrett
Nogales
Hayden
Kingman
Ajo
Flagstaff
Douglas-Bisbee
Lucson
Mesa
Seligman
Coolidge
Buckeye
Salome
Casa Grande
Peach Springs
YMCA Offers Broad Summer Programs For Local Boys
More than 100 boys from elementary to high school use YMCA facilities daily as staff declare the summer session the strongest in a decade. Ferron Troxel Elmer Coble and Rollin Burr lead camps crafts and activities with a growing day camp enrollment and weekly overnight hikes planned through the season.
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Y.M.C.A
Hervey F. Smith
Smith
Ferron Troxel
Elmer Coble
Troxel
Prescott
Rollin Burr
University Heights
Pete Howell, Jr
Ken Marquis
Jimmie Boyed
Stanley McClure
YMCA
Burr
City briefs recruit 3 volunteer glider pilots
Since the district called for 10 volunteers last week three Tucson residents signed up for the program. They are William B. Simpson of 137 North Freeman James E. Harris of 830 North Bean and Harold D. Wilson of 1228 North Santa Rita Avenue.
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Tucson
William B. Simpson
North Freeman
James E. Harris
North Bean
Harold D. Wilson
North
Santa Rita Avenue
Tucson Toastmistress Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
A meeting of the Toastmistress club of Tucson is scheduled for 9 45 a m tomorrow at the home of Mrs Glennis Redick 1640 East Seventh street.
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Toast- Mistress Club of
Tucson
Glennis Redick
East Seventh Street
George Ahee Visits Tucson on Navy furlough
Chief Petty Officer George Ahee former university football star and team captain is in Tucson visiting with his family for a few days furlough from the Navy.
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George Ahee
Tucson
Navy
Local Army Recruiter Ralph L Sage Promoted to Sergeant
Ralph L Sage, the local Army recruiter, is promoted to sergeant after serving as acting sergeant in charge of recruiting for a month. He succeeds Rex Taylor in the post.
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Ralph L. Sage
Rex Taylor
Tucson Rubber Campaign Nets Over 35 Tons
About 35 tons of salvage rubber were turned in Tuesday as Tucson neared the end of the drive second day. Williams estimates 300 to 400 tons are available and urged citizens to donate items from tires to rubber gloves. Payments are one cent a pound with proceeds benefiting U S O Red Cross or Army Navy relief. a house to house canvass may follow if needed.
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Tucson
Roosevelt
Bill Williams
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
U.S.O
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Lottery operation indicted in multi state scheme
Federal indictments naming 63 individuals and one corporation from 10 states Cuba and Panama allege a nationwide lottery fraud. The case centers on the Republica de Cuba hospital funds lottery in Havana with a reported US gross take near 1 million dollars annually. Ringleaders include Park Mullinix Loyal Sprague Tyler Sprague Louis Levenstein and others.
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Detroit
Cuba
Panama
U. S
John C. Lehr
Republica de Cuba
Havana
Ernest A. O’brien
Ernest J. Mansfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Tennyson Jefferson
Boston
Mansfield
United States
Michigan
Park Mullinix
New Jersey
Loyal T. Sprague
Tyler Sprague
Illinois
Louis Levenstein
Charles Weinberg
William Dennison
Leigh Lawrence Kaplan
Louis Patalano
New York
Harry Freinfelt
Nahant
Mass
Tucsonian recounts Coral Sea battle aboard Lexington
Cecil Settlemore chief electricmans mate details the Lexington sinking at Coral Sea last month in an interview with the Citizen. He recalls the 11 15 am attack, no panic, and men relaxing on deck during the hush before abandonment. He says he is eager to return to sea duty.
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Lexington
Coral Sea
Cecil Settlemore
Electman
Settlemore
Navy
Tucson
Lee Frances
Univerty
Dorothy
Ida Settlemore
East Fourth Street
High School Faculty Enroll In Aviation Training
Three Tucson senior high school faculty members begin courses to train as instructors for a school program on aviation awareness. George Bazzetta at USC, Elbert Brooks and Wayne Crutchfield at the University of Arizona, join others in preparing secondary teachers for pre flight training under a civil aviation administration plan announced by the Arizona Education Association. Courses started yesterday at Phoenix junior college.
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Tucson Senior High School
George Bazzetta
Elbert Brooks
Wayne Crutchfield
Bazzeta
University of Southern California
University of Arizona
R. V. Kessler
Menlo Park School
Ohio State University
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Arizona Education Association
Phoenix Junior College
Husband Divorces Wife Over Cat Feeding Neglect
Robert Koontz was granted a divorce on grounds that his wife spent so much time feeding 23 cats that he was neglected and had to be treated for malnutrition.
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Los Angeles
Robert Koontz
Tire Permits Granted by Board Here for June Week
Local rationing boards released a list of those authorized to buy new tires and tubes or recapped tires for June 1 to June 8. Names include O. J. Nelson Tucson Transfer and Warehouse Arizona Ice and Cold Storage Forrest Templeton and many others with numerous firms and organizations in Tucson and Pima County authorized for purchases and retreads.
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O. J. Nelson
Tucson Transfer and Warehouse, Co
Arizona Ice and Cold Storage
Forrest Templeton
W. H. Cox Produce Co
L. M. White Construction Co
C. B. Mead
Rafael G. Valencia
G. L. Gibbons
F. F. Tudor
Fuller-Thomas Co
M. M. Sundt
L. M. White
D. H. Bond
Edward A. Stursberg
Home Ice Co
Home Gas and Fuel Co
John W. Murphey
Leo B. Keith
Tucson Gas Electric and Power Co
Pima County
Edward J. Gotthelf
Harry E. Thompson
Fred C
W. J. Benbennick
N. H. Sanderson
R. T. Bacchus
A. S. Milligan
J. M. Wolfe
Franciscan Fathers
C. J. Swindle
Crystal Coca Cola Bottling Co
John C. Witt
F. G. Ray
Robert T. Ferrell
Olin Herring
James L. Most
Jan M. Laitos
O. B. Kinsley
Edward J. Piggott
Nina L. Brannen
International Bakery Co
Blue Bird Mines Inc
Clinton Soulvie
K. I. Jordan
A. F. Estes
K. J. Smallhouse
Arizona State Highway
Fairview Dairy
William H. Moxley
A. C. Lovelace
Motor Supply Co
Leon Carrillo
Southern Pacific Co
Acme Distributing Co
Robert A. Thomas
John C. Wit
Victim of blast shows signs of improvement
Louis Burton, badly burned in a Saturday explosion at the Associated Garage 185 North Stone, is slightly improved, his wife reports. City building inspector Ed Herreras said no inquiry has been conducted yet into the blast cause. Failure to determine cause hinges on exposing the gasoline tank and lines, with work to start Monday and finish by midweek. Soil around the tank showed possible fuel seepage.
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Louis Burton
North
Stone Avenue
Ed. Herreras
Chicago firms seek defense training for women numbers surge
Seventy one war production firms in the Chicago area requested training from the Illinois Institute of Technology.185 women enrolled in defense courses, more than double the capacity, reflecting strong demand for skilled female workers in wartime production.
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Chicago
Chicago Area
Ifnois Institute of Technology
Mexican Consul Warns West Coast Dangers Ahead
Mexican Consul Elias Colunga told a Hiram luncheon crowd that invasion risk on the west coast rises because the Japanese know the coastline better than Mexicans. He cited wartime fishing experience, German and Italian marriages, and urged equipment for Mexico while noting strong presidential powers. He also highlighted a Guadalajara to Tucson highway completing soon to aid tourism routes.
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Elias Colunga
Hiram Luncheon Club
Colunga
Aleutian Islands
Mexico
United States
Avila Camacho
Mexican Congress
Roosevelt
Guadalajara
Tucson
Hermosillo
Juarez
Army unit favors old songs at Camp Claiborne
The 326th regiment at Camp Claiborne prefers traditional tunes like Good Night Ladies Pack Up Your Troubles and Over There. Cadets show loyalty to familiar wartime songs amid training in Louisiana.
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Claiborne
la. U.P
Bolivia Studies Air Transport for Crude Rubber Shipment
Bolivia investigates air shipping options for crude rubber, evaluating feasibility and potential routes. Officials consider aviation costs, cargo capacity, and safety to determine viability.
Former Student Made Captain William T. Robinson Promoted
Former University of Arizona student and Sigma Chi member William T. Robinson rises from first lieutenant to captain in the U S Army. He received his commission from the ROTC, entered service in December 1939, served in cavalry at Fort Bliss, and is now with an armored division at Camp Polk Louisiana. He is the son of Mrs William T. Robinson of 242 East Fourth Street.
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William T. Robinson
University of Arizona
Sigma Chi Fraternity
United States Army
Capt. Robinson
R.O.T.C
University
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Camp Polk
East Fourth Street
Former Student Leads Bomber Squadron at Davis-Monthan Field
Major W. E. Arnold of El Paso Texas and a former University of Arizona student now commands a bomber squadron at Davis-Monthan Field. Arnold attended the university 1932 to 1936 as a Kappa Sigma member and after graduation was commissioned in the U S Cavalry under the Thomasson act. He served at Ft Bliss 1936 37 then joined Randolph Field as a flying cadet in 1937 and earned his wings in 1938. He has since served on active duty with the Army Air Forces as a heavy bomber pilot and now leads a heavy bombardment squadron.
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W. E. Arnold
el Paso
Tex
University of Arizona
Davis-Monthan Field
Arnold
Kappa Sigma
U. S. Cavalry
Ft. Bliss
Randolph Field
Army Air Forces
Ernest M Jeter Claimed by Death in Tucson
Ernest Malone Jeter 61 a Tucson resident for 12 years died in a local hospital. He lived at 130 North Olsen avenue and was in the construction business. Survived by wife Viola and five children Robert Neal Ernest Keith Elizabeth Patsy Ruth and Joy Neal Jeter all of Tucson. Funeral arrangements are with Arizona Mortuary pending.
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Ernest Malone Jeter
Tucson
North
Olsen Avenue
Jeter
Viola Jeter
Robert Neal Jeter
United States Marines
Ernest Keith Jeter
Elizabeth Jeter
Patsy Ruth Jeter
Joy Neal Jeter
Arizona Mortuary
Gomez Infant Dies After Brief Illness
Clia Gomez three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gomez died last night at a local hospital. Services will be held at Tanque Verde at 5 p m today and burial will follow there. Arizona Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Clia Gomez
Robert Gomez
Tanque Verde
Arizona Mortuary
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