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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

2

Dobry Waives First Hearing On Two Counts

Dudley A. Dobry president of the Prudential Investment company waived preliminary hearing on two criminal counts for selling the same property twice. He was arraigned at his home on the first charge and again on the second, both connected to December 1947 and April 1948 sales. Dobry, ill with asthma, used an oxygen mask during proceedings at 1240 East Mabel Street.

Dudley A. Dobry Prudential Investment Corporation Dobry Justice Court William F. Kimball Sol Hauer Dan G. Rombous St Mary’s Hospital Phillip G. Demiancuk Frank W. Steel, Jr East Mabel Street

MP's Stray Bullet Wounds Bystander

Douglas B Lang was shot in the left shoulder by a military policeman from Davis Monthan AFB. The bullet fired as Pfc William D Palmer loaded the chamber near 208 South Convent Street. Both men were treated and Palmer was handed to military authorities.

Douglas B. Lang South Convent Street Lang Abbie Scott Pfc William D. Palmer Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Palmer

Whaley services set for Friday night

Honorary pallbearers for Floyd Albert Whaley funeral, who died Tuesday, were announced by Reilly's funeral home. The list includes twenty three Southern Pacific employees led by Robert G. Everett and Paul N. Myers. Services will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Reilly's chapel, with the body to be sent to Tacoma for burial. Whaley had been a Tucson resident for 23 years.

Floyd Albert Whaley Reilly Robert G. Everett Paul N. Myers Ernest N. Black A. C. Tapperio Lloyd O. Stanley W. H. Henderson W. L. McCarty R. C. Mullins Earl H. Lee H. A. Edmondson John C. Lamb R. D. Christian John Fischer John K. Parker Harry E. Turner Roger L. Woods Harry L. Kiser R. H. Fountain Leonard Wise Richard Frye C. C. Reager Olen E. Odell H. A. Bowers Southern Pacific Railroad Mr. Whaley Tucson Reilly’s Tacoma Wash

Sanitary Board Begins Its Work in Pima County

The newly named Pima County Sanitary District No 1 directors held their first meeting and elected W R DuBois as chairman Gilbert Ronstadt as vice chairman and James V Bonnelly as secretary The district plans a 2 500 000 sewer system for a 37 square mile Tucson area and hired Headman Ferguson Carrollo as engineers The board will keep meetings open to the public and press with a bond election and tax plans to follow later in September and the district will operate as a municipal body with engineering and other expenses funded by bonds and taxes

Pima County Sanitary District No. 1 W. R. DuBois Gilbert Ronstadt James V. Bonnelly Pima County Tucson Phoenix Headman, Ferguson & Carrollo John Carrollo Henry Dahlberg Henry Dahlberg & Co Board of Supervisors Arizona

Former owner of Auto Top Co Dies at 66

Carl Charles Kern of Tucson died Thursday at his home 3254 Glenn Ave. He owned Tucson Auto Top and Glass, aged 66. Rosary Friday at Reilly's Funeral Home 8:30 p.m. Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. at SS Peter and Paul. Burial in Leavenworth Kansas. Survived by daughter Katherine Bartholomeaux and two sons Edward L and Carl F, plus a sister and two brothers.

Carl Charles Kern Tucson Tucson Auto Top & Glass Company Glenn Avenue Reilly SS. Peter and Paul Leavenworth Kans Kern Katherine Bartholomeaux Edward L Carl F Calexico Calif Joseph Wacker John Joseph Kansas City

Judge and Mrs Garrett Welcome Baby Boy

Superior court Judge and Mrs Lee Garrett announced the birth of their son born Thursday at 10 50 p m at Tucson Medical Center. The judge's office reported the infant's arrival in Tucson.

Superior Court Lee Garrett Tucson Medical Center

City Recreation Boosted at Santa Rosa Park Party

A Tucson event to promote city recreation will be held at the Santa Rosa playground at 7 30 p m Friday. The Santa Rosa park and playground committee chaired by Rosario Ronquillo sponsors the meeting to discuss future area development. Special games and prizes donated by local figures and businesses will be featured.

Juvenile delinquency meet set at Pima Welfare offices

Organizations interested in juvenile delinquency will meet at the Pima County Board of Social Security and Welfare offices at 163 West Alameda Street to elect delegates to the governor's conference on juvenile delinquency. The conference will be held in Phoenix next week.

Pima County Board of Social Security and Welfare West Alameda Street Phoenix

Bnai Brith Aqua Jamboree At Tanque Verde Ranch

At 8 30 p m the B anai B rith women hold an aqua jamboree with moonlight swimming and dancing at El Camilo Ranchita Tanque Verde road Later at 9 30 p m the Veterans of Foreign Wars Tucson Post 549 host a dance at their clubhouse 124 East Broadway

B'nai B'rith Women's Organization el Camilo Ranchita Tanque Verde Road Veterans of Foreign Wars Tucson East Broadway

Promotion for J C Reyes At Johnson Air Force Base Japan

Joe C. Reyes son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ayala of 889 South 11th Avenue has been promoted to grade sergeant in the armed services at Johnson Air Force Base Japan. He serves as a crew chief on an AT-6 aircraft.

Joe C. Reyes Gilbert Ayala South 11Th Avenue Armed Services Johnson Air Force Base Japan

Heath Brakes Faulted in Manslaughter Trial

Deputy County Atty James Howsare says Leon Heath's truck brakes were faulty in the December 12 collision that killed Robert Nelson. Witnesses including Heath's passenger Daniel Germany and poultry firm operators testified about speed, path, and vehicle condition in the second day of the trial.

James M. Howsare Leon Heath West Drachman Street Robert G. Nelson Howsare Victor Bauer a_university Heath Lowell Avenue Park Avenue Veterans’ Hospital Nelson Daniel D Germany Nolen McLean McLean

Population units linked to Ohio River waters

One seventh of the country’s population is described as directly concerned with the waters of the Ohio river, reflecting a broad regional dependence and economic interest tied to the river’s health and resources.

Ohio River

Young Democrats Back 18-Year Vote and Other Reforms

Tucson Young Democrats urged cutting voting age to 18 at a meeting before the state convention. They backed presidential primaries in Arizona, four year terms for governor and legislature, and a merit system for the sheriff. The group also favored public utilities control by government and civil rights extension to Arizona Indians, with Udall and Morgan among the convention committee members.

Tucson Arizona Fifth Avenue Pima County Enos P. Schaffer Schaffer Stewart L. Udall Edward Morgan Willard Dees Northeast Chapter

Dr. Robert E. Dickenson Visits Tucson Friends

Dr. Robert E. Dickenson, former pastor of the University Methodist Church from 1939 to 1942, visiting Tucson Friday to see friends. He previously served two years as president of the Tucson Minis.

Robert E. Dickenson Alamogordo, N. M University Methodist Church Tucson Dickenson

Watson Daily Citizen to Host Southern Cal Arizona Conference

The material association will attend a Friday through Monday conference in Long Beach California starting June 18 1948. Dr Dickenson recently retired from a regular pastorate and now serves as supply and guest preacher.

Terial Association Watson Daily Citizen Southern California-Arizona Dist Long Beach Calif Dickenson Lago

Estimated human blood contains trillions of red cells

An estimate places the total red blood cells in a human bloodstream at about 35 trillion. This figure highlights the vast scale of the circulatory system and its oxygen transport capacity.

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