School Annexation Sparks Possible Court Action
North Catalina Foothills property owners consider court action after Pima County supervisors move eight and a half sections of school district 16 to Amphitheatre district 10. Unorganized lands north of district 16 also transfer, enabling local children to attend Amphitheatre schools. Protestors warn tax valuations and school funding could be threatened.
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North Catalina Foothills
Pima County
Fred W. Fickett
Fickett
District 16
District 34
Public Records in Superior Court Amended Complaint Filing
Judge William G. Hall oversees Margaret Sue Don against South Pacific Company and Capitol and Lines. Plaintiff granted permission to file an amended complaint in the matter.
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William G. Hall
Margaret Sue Don
South
Police Court Docket Reports Mixed Vagrancy and Offenses
Paul Cella presides as Miller Tomsic faces vagrancy with a ten day limit or ten dollars. Phil Clark has indecent exposure with a 615 bond forfeited. Angel Martinez charged with possession of stolen property at ten days or ten dollars. Helen Davis jailed for thirty days on vagrancy. I F Stevenson cited for reckless driving with either a 650 fine or thirty days in jail.
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Paul Cella
Miller Tomsic
Phil Clark
Angel Martinez
Helen Davis
I. F. Stevenson
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Clerk Office
Mrs. Belle D. Hall clerk notes licenses issued for Jake James Guthrie 21 and Elvesia Farmer 21 of Jo Inginio Martinez 22 and Ernestina Corrales 21 Tucson Frank Richard Hill 37 and Gertrude McLellan 30 Phoenix Brayton W. Frankhouser 35 and Fisher Barrow 30 Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle D. Hall
Jake James Guthrie
Gene
Elvesia Farmer
Inginio Martinez
Ernestina Corrales
Tucson
Frank Richard Hill
Gertrude McLellan
Phoenix
Brayton W. Frankhouser
Fisher Barrow
Angeles
Radio Message From Prescott Camp Reaches Local YMCA
A short wave radio message from the Groom Creek YMCA camp near Prescott was picked up by Kenneth Greenwood. Elmer F. Coble says 115 boys are there, with 39 from Tucson, and asks the local association not to exceed a 36 boy quota for the next session starting June 23. Hervey F. Smith says two places remain open and registration closes tomorrow noon. Third section campers will have physicals Friday at 7 30 and a parents forum on camp questions follows.
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YMCA
Groom Creek
Prescott
Kenneth Greenwood
East Sixth Street
Elmer F. Coble
Tucson
Hervey F. Smith
Civil Service Jobs Open For Painters
The U S civil service commission announced open competitive exams for senior foreman painter foreman painter senior painter painter painter s helper senior carpenter carpenter and carpenter s helper across Arizona California and Nevada Salaries from 1320 to 2300 yearly Complete information is available from the secretary board of U S civil service examiners on the second floor of the post office
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Arizona
California
Nevada
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Eight Negroes Named In Call For Army Duty
Pima county selective service board No 2 lists eight Negroes to be inducted July 1. The group will join seven men from board No 1 to total 15 for departure June 30. Names include George Smut Willmore Crockett Melvin Griffin Woodrow Griffin James Dixie Gilliam Titus Nolen Milburn Sanders Anthony Anderson and Lovie Blaylock of Tucson.
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Pima County
Selective Service Board No. 2
Army
Board No. 1
Board No. 2
George Smut Willmore
Crockett
Texas
Melvin Griffin
Kennard
Woodrow Griffin
James Dixie Gilliam
Titus Nolen
Milburn Sanders
Anthony Anderson
Lovie Blaylock
Tucson
Charles Young
American Legion
Ernest Peter
C. J. Hellerstedt
Arizona
Pima
24 Take Science Tests at U. CF A
Examinations in the six basic sciences were given to 24 medical men yesterday in the dining hall on the University of Arizona campus. Dr. G. T. Caldwell described the group as the largest class ever to take the tests. Dr. Franklin Roach assisted as secretary. All wishing to practice healing arts within the state are required to take the examinations quarterly.
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University of Arizona
G. T. Caldwell
University Basic Science Board
Caldwell
Basic Science Board
Franklin Roach
Legion Installation Plans Complete for Morgan McDermott Post
Final plans were made for the installation tomorrow night of Morgan McDermott post American Legion officers. The event will be open to members and invited guests and include a program honoring outgoing commander William I Walsh. New officers include Joseph R Hanson commander C C Mowbray senior vice commander Morris Stollar junior vice commander Thomas Adams historian Harry Stille finance officer James Corbett chaplain George Petre sergeant at arms and Dr T D Fridena executive committeeman.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion
William I. Walsh
Joseph R. Hanson
C. C. Mowbray
Morris Stollar
Thomas Adams
Harry Stille
James Corbett
George Petre
Boulder Dam Powers Bay City Shipyards and California Industry
Washington reports Boulder dam will emit over 3 billion kilowatt hours this year far surpassing California’s 1902 output of 500 million. The power supports Southern California plane factories and mineral production in CA and Nevada and aids San Francisco Bay warship construction. Rain stored behind the dam will release next month, feeding Parker Dam and Southern California water supplies for 13 cities.
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Washington
U.P
Boulder Dam
California
Reclamation
John C Page
Reclamation Bureau
Page
Nevada
San Francisco Bay
Arizona
New Mexico
Parker
U S Senior Guard Position Open in Western States
The U S civil service commission announces open competitive examinations for the senior guard post to fill vacancies in Arizona counties Pima Maricopa Pinal Yuma and California counties Imperial Los Angeles Riverside San Bernardino and San Diego The job pays 1500 a year Information and forms available from the secretary board of U S civil service examiners at the Tucson post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Pima
Maricopa
Pinal
Yuma
Imperial
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
California
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Tucson Post Office
Draftees May Volunteer For Parachute Service
Washington June 18 Selective service trainees may volunteer as parachute troopers after a 13 week infantry replacement center training period. The 502nd infantry parachute battalion will be formed July 1 at Fort Benning as the first unit open to trainees expanding parachutists to about 1,000 men with more battalions planned this fall.
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Washington
War Department
502Nd Infantry
Fort Benning
Woman Precision Welder in Schenectady Plays Fine Worker
Mrs Beatrice Larned of Schenectady New York has spent 14 years spot welding wires as thin as one quarter the width of a human hair used in thermo couples. In her spare time she enjoys crocheting and needlepoint.
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Precision Welder
Schenectady, N. Y
Beatrice Larned
Larned
National defense housing project in city complete
The 135 homes at Fifteenth street and Plumer avenue were finished in 60 days by Womack Construction of Phoenix. One hundred units are occupied, 35 ready for tenants, all NCO families from the Army air base. Total cost under 394000 dollars with shelter allowance raised to 34.50. Rudolph Anderson served as the engineer in charge.
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National Defense Housing
Fifteenth Street
Plumer Avenue
Earl C. van Duren
Federal Works Agency
Department of Defense Housing
Womack Construction Company
Phoenix
van Duren
FFA Announces Speakers for State Leadership Session
Future Farmers of America executives announce the second annual state leadership conference set for June 30 to July 3 in Flagstaff with speakers from the University of Arizona and local chapters. Key talks cover Opportunities and Responsibilities and the FFA constitution, plus chapter activity discussions and social events for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Flagstaff
R. W. Cline
Department of Agricultural Education
J. R. Cullison
University of Arizona
Future Farmers
Cline
FFA
Cullison
Ford Gano
Snowflake
Ariz
Wallace Schafer
St. David
T. D. Watson
Phoenix
L. D
Army Develops Concentrated Food For Parachute Troops
Pittsburgh June 18 Army food experts reveal experimental iron rations for airborne and fast striking units. A four ounce chocolate bar ration includes oat flour milk solids and B vitamins. Future rations aim at one pound per day and one third pound per meal with non perishables for bases and forward areas.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Army
R. A. Isker
Professional Society of Food Technologists
Col. Isker
Chicago
Col
Isker
Lavoptik First Aid to Eyes Ad
Lavoptik provides prompt relief for sore inflamed itchy burning eyes and granulated eyelids. Stop eye troubles before they worsen with this soothing first aid. available at all druggists.
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Lavoptik
University Specialist Called Into U S Army
William A. Steenbergen a first lieutenant in the cavalry reserve and extension specialist in sails and irrigation at the University of Arizona is ordered to report for active Army duty. Steenbergen has held his university position prior to induction.
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William A. Steenbergen
Cavalry Reserve Corps
University of Arizona
Steenbergen
Officer to Report for Air Training after Graduation
A city position held since 1930 ends after his 1929 graduation. He will report early next month at William Beaumont hospital in Paso to undergo a medical examination then be assigned to Lowry Field in Denver. He will join the technical air school there.
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Sity
William Beaumont Hospital
Paso
Lowry Field
Denver
Technical Air School
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Prescott Camp
Japan
CIO
George Lysle
McKeesport
John Barnes
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
George Daerr
CIO Municipal Workers Union
Board No
U.cf A
Legion
PSH
Pearson Beverage Co
Bay City
U. S
Patt mUsx Ak
SSL Sash & Door CO
Defense Housing Project
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Sivertowns
Rica
America
Chemi Goodrich
Duramin
Conserva Rubbee
Goodrich
Baum and
Adamson
Stone and Toole
Sandy's
Third Street
Tyndall
Sixth Street
Tucson Blvd
Cline, Cullison
U.S. Army
F.H.A
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