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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1941

Page

3

Globe to Offer University of Arizona Pilot Course

The University of Arizona extension will run a civilian pilot training course in Globe Arizona with ground school starting by July 1 under H E Stevenson. Eligible students may then fly at Globe field under local instructors, as UA assumes non college courses may be taught via extension in other Arizona towns.

University of Arizona Globe, Ariz G. M. Butler CAA H. E. Stevenson Globe Public Schools Globe University of Arizona Department of Extension Civil Aeronautics Authorities Arizona Tucson Phoenix Butler

Two New Buses To Serve Air Base

Tucson Rapid Transit will add two buses to meet demand from 1,000 soldiers stationed at the new U S Army air base. General manager Max A Pooler said the vehicles are purchased and due for delivery early in July. Five buses had been added in the past six months.

Tucson Rapid Transit Company U. S. Army Air Base Max A. Pooler

Fire Signal Drill And Night Hike At Camp Lawton

Tucson Boy Scouts at Camp Lawton on Mount Lemmon practiced a night fire and signal drill. E L McPhaul of the Coronado forest service taught forest fire fighting. E G Stowell reports a night hike to where Tucson lights were visible and a treasure hunt. The Scouts defeated the forest rangers in baseball. score not disclosed.

Tucson Camp Lawton Mount Lemmon E. L. McPhaul Coronado National Forest Service E. G. Stowell Catalina Council Forest Rangers

Aluminum Unit Ready For Any Defense Work

Vice President I W Wilson of ALCOA told a Senate committee that the Aluminum Company of America is willing to produce any amount of aluminum for which power is available. He denied monopoly charges and said ALCOA seeks only to meet defense needs. Secretary Ickes had accused ALCOA of blocking necessary expansion to gain domination.

Washington WUP I. W. Wilson Aluminum Company of America ALCOA Wilson Senate Harold L. Ickes Ickes

Koewing to Attend Michigan Pastors Conference

Rev. Leland H. Koewing pastor of Trinity Presbyterian will travel to Saugatuck Michigan for the Presbyterian University Pastors conference starting Monday. He represents the local church and the Westminster Foundation of the Arizona Synod. Dr. Martin Luther Girton will lead services here Sunday and Chaplain Merle S. Peek will preach on June 29.

Leland H. Koewing Trinity Presbyterian Church Saugatuck Mich Presbyterian University Koening Westminster Foundation Synod of Arizona Martin Luther Girton Tucson

Gas Flowing From Empire Ranch Well Indicates High Yield

Production of 1.5 to 2.0 million cubic feet of gas daily is indicated from the Empire Ranch oil well to 1,305 feet with 30 feet of gas carrying sand. Ben and Jess Case report deeper prospects between 1,500 and 1,900 feet with heavier gas or possible oil. a formation tester will measure oil or gas. The Case brothers, drilling since 1917 in New Mexico and Texas, resumed work three weeks ago under California interests who pledge to protect all investor rights. no new stock will be sold.

Empire Ranch Boice Brothers Ben Case Jess Case Brothers Leonard Jones Roy W. Schenck California New Mexico Texas

Women of South Africa Bemoan War’s Perfume Shortage

Women in South Africa lament a perfume shortage blamed on war disruptions. The piece notes scarce exotic scents and mounting demand as supply lines falter.

South Africa

Public Records: Courts Hear Damages and Divorces

Superior Court presiding William G. Hall handles a damage suit between Charles I. Parks and Randolph Pool. Wesley H. Anderson seeks a divorce from Viola C. Anderson. Mary C. Tapia seeks a divorce from Alberto A. Tapia.

Superior Court William G. Hall Charles I. Parks Randolph Pool Wesley H. Anderson Viola C. Anderson Mary C. Tapia Alberto A. Tapia

Justice Court Trial Set For Moreno Disturbing Peace

Judge W Gardner presides over the case of Joe Moreno charged with disturbing the peace. Trial date scheduled for June 24 in the justice court.

Justice Court Co. W. Gardner Joe Moreno

Local court records note petty offenses and penalties

Jesse A. Watson charged with speeding with penalties listed as 10 dollars or five days in jail. Rosaria Vasquez and Frances Acan ta cited for vagrancy with 50 dollars or 30 days. Buck Childress vagrancy with 19 dollars or 10 days. Everardo Chavez charged with disturbing the peace, bond forfeited at 15 dollars.

Jesse A. Watson Rosaria Vasquez Frances Acanta Buck Childress Everardo Chavez

Tucson Names in Mixed Legal Age Notices

Public notices list individuals with ages and locations in Tucson and surrounding areas. Names include Holly L Robertson Matilda Mc Cue Felix Laurence Sparks Mary Blair Mark Brand and Olive Strong with ages 19 to 24 and addresses in Tucson and Camp Barkeley Texas.

Holly L. Robertson Matilda McCue Tucson Felix Laurence Sparks Camp Barkeley Texas Mary Blair Mark Brand Olive Strong

Judges Crack Down On Traffic Violations

Eleven men paid fines or served jail terms after southern Arizona peace officers enforced city and state traffic laws. Seven men, before Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner, faced reckless driving penalties. four appeared before Police Judge Paul Cella for similar action. Individuals listed include Enrique Vega Antonio Corella Ernesto R Bravo Francisco Soza Jose Alvarez Alex Carpena Frank Rivera Ambrose Enos Paul Sanchez Louis Wicoma Tom Garcia with addresses in Tucson area.

Arizona Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner Paul Cella Justice Court Enrique Vega Tiger Ariz Antonio Corella West 22Nd Street Ernesto R. Bravo South 11Th Avenue Francisco Soza 30Th Street Jose Alvarez Alex Carpena

Freight Yard Improves in Southern Pacific Plant Tucson

Work on the Southern Pacific freight yard and switching facilities in Tucson began this week under division superintendent H. R. Hughes. Fifty workers are building a new stock track as material from the old south yard is moved to the present yard, part of a 366000 remodeling program including passenger station work and a 125 foot turntable.

Southern Pacific Tucson H. R. Hughes

Four Tucson Men Enlist in Marine Corps

Four Tucson young men Ramon Ybarra Alfred Castano William C Cocio and Oscar Valenzuela enlisted Saturday and arrived in Los Angeles today for the final physical before induction Cocio is a Golden Gloves lightweight champion and ace pitcher for the 31 Taxi softball team Information on Marine Corps can be obtained from Postmaster Harold B Collins in Tucson or from the Marine Corps recruiting service in Phoenix

Tucson Marine Corps Los Angeles Ramon Ybarra Alfred Castano William C. Cocio Oscar Valenzuela Phoenix Cocio Harold B. Collins Marine Corps Recruiting Service North Central Avenue

Presbyterian Youths Return From Greer

A group of 24 Trinity Presbyterian youths returned yesterday from the Mont Lure conference at Greer Arizona attended by high school age youths from Presbyterian churches across the state. Tucson conference faculty included Wendell Wollam Miss Ruby Erwin and Mrs R B Zinn.

Trinity Presbyterian Church Mont Lure Greer, Ariz Tucson Wendell Wollam Ruby Erwin R. B. Zinn

Bob Jones College quartette to perform at First Baptist

CITY BRIEFS: Special musical numbers by the Bob Jones college male quartette will be offered tonight at the First Baptist church at o'clock. Dr Bob Jones acting president of the college in Cleveland Tenn will speak on Where Is the Wise Open meeting. Dr Eldred D Wilson of the Arizona bureau of mines will join geologists of the U S Geological Survey at Yucca and Kingman late this week as part of the strategic mineral program in Arizona. Henry Ortiz charged with manslaughter in the death of Joe Kirby after a car truck collision on Benson highway last May 27 was bound over to superior court. Fried chicken dinner served 11 to 7 Thursday at the AME parsonage 574 South Stone.

Bob Jones College First Baptist Church Bob Jones Cleveland, Tenn Dr. Jones America Eldred D. Wilson Arizona Bureau of Mines U. S. Geological Survey Yucca Kingman U. S Arizona Henry Ortiz Joe Kirby Benson Highway AME South Stone

Miller on furlough from Camp Barkeley visits parents

Carl A. Miller son of City Councilman and Mrs Halbert W Miller is visiting his parents at 1710 East Third street during a ten day furlough from duty with the 120th ordnance company 45th division stationed at Camp Barkeley Texas.

Carl A. Miller Halbert W. Miller East Third Street Camp Barkeley Texas 120Th Ordnance Company

Dean Chapman Heads to Los Angeles on University Business

Dean T G Chapman of the College of Mines at the University of Arizona departed for Los Angeles California on business and is expected to return late in the week.

T. G. Chapman College of Mines The University of Arizona Los Angeles Calif

Hamilton Keddie to speak at Phi Delta Kappa meeting

Hamilton Keddie will address members of Phi Delta Kappa at 7 tomorrow evening in the campus library patio. His talk covers the relation between the United States State Employment Service and education.

Hamilton Keddie Phi Delta Kappa Keddie United States

Three-Way Crash Injures Woman

Mrs. Clara Bujanda age 41 of 2109 South Ninth avenue sustained a minor head injury in a three car collision at East Sixth street and Olson avenue. The other drivers were E W Dingman of 92 East Broadway and Thomas G Flewelling of 1260 Winston boulevard, police said.

Clara Bujanda South Ninth Avenue East Sixth Street Olson Avenue E. W. Dingman East Bteadway Thomas G. Flewelling Winstel Boulevard

Lightning strikes kill seven cows and a bull on farm

A thunderstorm struck the James Hilton farm in Cattle Chatham Pa. killing seven cows and a bull as they sheltered under a tree. The storm's bolt caused the fatal damage to the livestock.

Bolt Kidls Chatham Pa. U.P James Hilton

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General Motors Hackett and Whiting North Sixth Avenue Fisher Koewing Michigan Steinfeld FLOOR Empire Ranch Lands Public Records Belle D. Hall Anita Street Frank Rivera North 13Th Street Ambrose Enos San Xavier Paul Sanchez West Claire Street Louis Wicoma Pascua Village Tom Garcia Tanque Verde Hughes Greer Hollywood Steinfeld’s Fast Express DR. Hawkins W. Congress Plates Credit Fast Service Rae Woert Pickard Phonograph Phi Naniels East Congress
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