Settlements With OPA Total $3031 for Beer Cigarette Overcharges
Eleven settlements with the Office of Price Administration cover overcharges on beer whiskey groceries and cigarettes. Gene Doyle doing business as Phil Terrey's at 914 North Central Avenue Phoenix paid 233.28. The Clipper Bar run by Matt Scrugger is named in the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
District Office of Price Administration
Gene Doyle
Phil Terrey
North Central Avenue
Phoenix
Matt Scrugger
Clipper Bar
Sugar Shortage Hits Tucson Soft Drink Makers After July
Tucson bottlers face sharp output cuts as the CPA lowers industrial sugar allotments to 50 percent of 1941 third quarter starting July 1. Coca Cola, Royal Crown, Nehi and 7-Up reveal rationing plans with potential plant closures and delayed shipments to retailers. Dr Pepper lines also pause quarterly for a full month from September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
George Martin
Crystal Coca Cola Bottling Company
CPA
Martin
Royal Crown Cola
Thomas A. A. van Atta
Nehi Beverage Company
C. Clark
C. Jack Mantle
Cola Company
Coleman Barnhill
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Elks Report of War Work Presented to Truman
Two hundred sixty five Elks members gathered in the Senate Washington on June 14 to hear the Elks Report to the Nation detailing war programs. Dr Barrett noted the presentation to President Truman and outlined efforts including letter writing and gift boxes for armed forces. A war commission fund of 100000 was established to aid members interned in Japanese camps in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Elks
Ett—Rett Klinger
Tucson Lodge No. 385
The
Barrett
Elks War Commission
Philippines
Printing industry reaches vast 36000 U.S. establishments
A figure cited estimates about 36,000 printing establishments operating across the United States. The number reflects widespread printing activity and the sector's economic footprint in American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
U. S
Multiple Arizona Vendors Fined for Beer and Overcharge Violations
The report lists penalties for beer overcharges and related price violations across several towns. Mildred F Williamson of Willcox paid 273.24. Manuel M Liva of Peoria 592.32. Miguel P Enriquez of Phoenix 796.68. A O Rix of Willcox 295.68. J W Ellis of Willcox 304.92. Thomas J Cavaness of Yuma 25 minimum. William Johnston of Lowell 25. Paul F Walker of Scottsdale 50. Herman Edelman of Phoenix 25 for minor overcharges on various goods including beer, tuna, soup, tomato juice, flour and onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred F. Williamson
Railroad Avenue
Willcox
Manuel M. Liva
Manuel
J. W. Ellis
Palace Club
Yuma
Thomas J. Cavaness
B. and M. Cafe
Main Street
William Johnston
Lowell
Paul F. Walker
Walker's Market
Scottsdale
Herman Edelman
Edelman
North 14Th Street
Phoenix
Public Records From Superior Court
State cases include Catherine Favour Stilwell plea for appointment of a physician to examine the defendant. Estate matter hears evidence on sale of personal property. Myrtle Brown wins a divorce decree from T. C. Brown. Mining dispute files possession suit over three mining claims by Eagle-Pilcher Mining and Smelting. Oscar Cole suit against Gus and Ophelia Olais dismissed without prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lyons, Jr
Catherine Favour Stilwell
Adolph Berkowitz
Myrtle Brown
T. C. Brown
Henry H. Meyer
William C. Thompson
Fred E. Keeler
Eagle-Pilcher Mining and Smelting Company
Police Court Whirlwind Party of Juveniles Burglary and Violations
Paul J. Cella presides as six juveniles enter juvenile department for burglary. William Pentron loses $10 bond for speeding. Robert Martell, a military person, is warned for not wearing a military uniform. Whit Miller fined $50 or 30 days for reckless driving. Leonard Oldham fined $10 or 10 days for vagrancy and selective service issues. Richard Macher and others face selective service actions, with transfers cited. Multiple motorists face fines for carrying more than the legal number of passengers or related violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
William Pentron
Robert Martell
Whit Miller
Leonard Oldham
Selective Service
Richard Macher
U. S
Soza
G. Gamboa
A. Durante
J. Rivera
Multiple Pairs Listed Across Cities Involving Adults And Minors
A compiled list shows pairs with ages and hometowns: Roberto Lopez Moroyqui 18 Tucson and Ruth Ruelas Alarcon 17 Tucson. John J. Enos 28 Visalia and M. Ravenel Walters 25 San Diego. Graham K. French and Fay Vera Walker both adults in Tucson Clifton California. Antonio Escalante 29 Phoenix and Amanda Mae Fulton 27 Phoenix. Stanley H. Loeffler 24 Grosse Pointe and Margaret Ann De Tomasi 21 Detroit. James K. Spence 23 North Belle Vernon and Alice M. Steven 20 Sioux Falls. Clark Chapple 36 Tucson and Gleo Lacy 27 Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto Lopez Moroyqui
Tucson
Ruth Ruelas Alarcon
John J. Enos
Visalia
Calif
M. Ravenel Walters
San Diego
Graham K. French
Legal Age
Fay Vera Walker
Clifton
Antonio Escalante
Phoenix
Amanda Mae Fulton
Stanley H. Loeffler
Grosse Point
Mich
Margaret
YMCA Opens Learn-to-Swim Classes For Men
The YMCA will begin a men’s learn-to-swim program on Monday evenings from 6:45 to 8:15, continuing Monday Wednesday and Friday. David G. Hartman directs adult programs with a swimming instructor on duty three evenings weekly. the facility is tiled chlorinated and health inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Hervey Smith
David G. Hartman
Adventist From Manila Recalls Occupation and Escape
Seventh Day Adventist Rev. Paul H. Eldridge, rescued Feb 23 by American troopers, spoke about the Japanese seizure of Manila and Los Banos prison camp. He described raids, open city surrender, internment, and later release of missionaries families, returning to the United States May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Los Banos
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Paul H. Eldridge
Elridge
Philippines
Thailand
Santo Tomas
Eldridge
America
Baguio
Tucson
Seventh Day Adventist Church College
Japan
Sawmill Strike Nearing End In Arizona and New Mexico
Union officials forecast settlement of a 1600 worker strike in northern Arizona and southern New Mexico after an agreement with M. R. Prestridge Lumber Co. Alamogordo N M would send about 150 strikers back to work Monday. Negotiated by A W Muir and John Murray the pact awaits Denver WLB approval and renews the contract through May 31 1946 with possible modifications by WLB ruling or future negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexico
M. R. Prestridge Lumber Company
Alamogordo
N. M
A. W. Muir
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
John Murray
AFL
Mexican Leaders To Be Heard On KVOA Tonight
Tucson listeners can hear Manuel Avila Camacho president of Mexico and Ezequiel Padilla minister of foreign affairs at 11 p m as KVOA airs their transcribed speeches from the Pan American conference in Mexico City on Feb 21. Angel Tellez Mexican consul in Tucson provided the studio with the records of the two addresses welcoming delegates.
Obregon Receives Bronze Star for German Front bravery
Sgt. Oscar O. Obregon of Tucson receives the Bronze Star for heroic action near Urbach Germany on April 12 1945. He and another soldier drove a half track into heavy fire to protect wounded and kept firing to pin the enemy, enabling the platoon to advance and aid casualties. He also holds the American and European theater ribbons with battle stars and the Expert Infantry badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar O. Obregon
Virginia Obregon
South Park Avenue
Germany
Obregon
Set. Obregon
Reclamation Bureau 43rd Anniversary Observed
The U S bureau of reclamation marks its 43rd year on Sunday in Phoenix remarks. It built over 150 dams starting with Roosevelt dam on Salt River and operates in 17 Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Roosevelt
Salt River
Reclamation
Bond drive lag noted in Pima County totals
Pima County lags in the seventh war loan as chairman Fred Dragonette reports only 1,871,785.75 of series E bonds purchased with 928,214.75 still needed. He cites public misunderstanding of the war as a driver and outlines two weeks of planned sales incentives including Cigarette giveaways for $100 to 1,000 series E purchases and a $300,000 Fox Tucson premiere bond target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Fred Dragonette
Pima County War Finance Committee
Dragonette
Pima
Treasury Department
Redfern
Stone Avenue
Tucson
Fox Tucson
Truk Bombed In Naval Attack by Tokyo Says
Tokyo said Allied carrier task force bombed and shelled the by passed island of Truk Thursday and Friday. The enemy broadcast reported 100 carrier aircraft raided Truk on Thursday while surface vessels moved in Friday to shell the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tokyo
Truk
United Press
Local Births Reported in Tucson List of New Arrivals
Birth announcements from Tucson area homes and hospital list several newborns. Girls delivered to C J Richards and Alfonso H Cervantes families, and boys to Joseph S Pacheco Edmund L Juillerat Louis Ochoa Orlando Canizares Thomas L Lewis Robert Davis, with corresponding addresses and birth times in mid June at Tucson Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Richards
North First Avenue
Tucson
Alfonso H. Cervantes
North Melrose
Joseph S. Pacheco
Oracle Road
Edmund L. Juillerat
North Forgens
Louis Ochoa
South Main Street
Tucson Medical Center
Orlando Canizares
Box
Thomas L. Lewis
South Third Avenue
Robert Davis
South Longfellow
Accidents Cost U S Families Hundreds Yearly
Accidents, the fifth leading cause of death in the United States, cost each family about $141 annually on average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State 21 Card Differs From Michigan Law
Arizona has a birthday card system for drinkers of doubtful age, differing from Michigan’s law found unconstitutional for class legislation. Arizona cards are free and optional, with liquor servers allowed to refuse service to anyone under 21 unless the customer shows a card. few requests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Michigan
John A. Duncan
Duncan
Mrs. Kathryn Newbold Dies in Tucson Residency
Kathryn C. Newbold, 52, a Tucson resident for ten years, died yesterday in a local hospital. The body will lie in state at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Reilly undertaking chapel. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Reilly's chapel with Rev. Eric A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn C. Newbold
Tucson
Reilly Undertaking Company
Reilly’s
Eric A
Family Rites for Mrs Newbold Held in Local Church
Folsom, assistant pastor of the First Baptist church, officiated. Mrs. L. A. Lohse directed music. Burial followed at Evergreen cemetery. Mrs. Newbold, a New Jersey native, leaves behind husband Thomas and son Thomas Jr. of Socorro N M. Also survived by four brothers Joshua Stevenson Maple Shade NJ Harry Stevenson Long Island NY Albert Stevenson Morristown NJ George Stevenson Hopewell NJ and three sisters Mrs Sarah Jones Pemberton NJ Mrs Ethel Wooding Columbus NJ Mrs Elizabeth Buss Asbury Park NJ along with two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
N. J
Sarah Jones
Pemberton
Ethel Wooding
Columbus
Elizabeth Buss
Asbury Park
Safe Handling of Queen Bees Questioned
A reader asks about whether a queen bee can be held in the hand and notes that queens typically sting only when defending or challenging other queens. Experts emphasize caution and proper beekeeping practices and warn against handling queens without protective gear.
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OPA
Doyle
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Royal Crown
Route 3
Public Records
Belle D. Hall
Arizona and New Mexico
KVOA
Londonderry
First Baptist Church
Cor. N. 6Th
E. 5Th St
R. S. Beal
E.A. Folsom
Beal
Pastor Beal
Ted Jordan
Cpl
John Watkins
Davis- Monthan Field
First Baptist
Glenn C. Gardner
Jola Norberg
Palo Verde Mission
Folsom
John
Oscar Obregon
Set
South Park
Reclamation Bureau
W. S. Lackner
Pioneer Hotel
Cornelius C. Stoll
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Stoll
St. Mary's Hospital
Hank
Mexico City
Juarez
Chihuahua
Parral
San Luis Potosi
Lamsa Air Lines
Nogales
Sonora
Plaza and Internacional
Paso del Norte Hotel
el Paso
Texas
Lelle
Rada Melan
United Nations
Kathryn Newbold
Cson’s
West Congress
Paulos
Magnolia
Hollywood
Thrift and
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Congress
Congress Street
Joseph G. Rice
Alfred F. Kerr
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