State Unit Vetoes Suggested Route In Arizona
Arizona highway commission voted 3 to 2 to reject the Canada to Mexico route Holbrook to Nogales via Globe Florence and Tucson. The panel kept the May 19 Coronado trail route along eastern Arizona to Douglas and Nogales, despite pressure from the Canada to Mexico association to route through New Mexico to El Paso.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Commission
Canada-to-Mexico
Holbrook
Nogales
Globe
Florence
Tucson
Arizona
Coronado Trail
Douglas
New Mexico
el Paso
Sweetgrass
Mont
Wyoming
Colorado
J. M. Smith
Central
Greenlee County
Commission
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Turner
E. K. Cumming
Gus Michaels
Bisbee
del Noel
Mike McEuen
Bert Colter
Apache County
Davis Monthan Soldier Held For Rape Here
Pfc Anthony J Granito of Davis Monthan field is held on rape charges after two day police investigation. He allegedly entered a hotel room where a 19 year old girl slept claiming entry through a connected bath. Army will conduct a full inquiry and refer for court martial if evidence supports action. Granito is confined as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Anthony J. Granito
Davis-Monthan Field
Granito
Denies Granito
Rochester
N. Y
Davis-Monthan
Second Air Force
Legion Club Names Nominates Eight For Leadership
Roy Robinson, now vice president, is nominated for president of the American Legion luncheon club at noon in the Santa Rita hotel. Other nominees include Jim Brady as vice president L W Glaze as secretary Harry Harrington as treasurer Dr Howard Glazer and Charles Pickrell. The club seeks Legion post support to bring a mobile health unit to Tucson. Nominations remain open and the next meeting will elect. Lucille Brewer R M Edwards and the Payne sisters performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robinson
American Legion
Santa Rita Hotel
Jim Brady
L. W. Glaze
Harry Harrington
Howard Glazer
Charles Pickrell
The
Legion Post
Tucson
Lawrence Holiday
Lucille Brewer
R. M. Edwards
Payne Sisters
Sue
Priscilla
Colleen
Two New Subdivisions To Be Passed On Here
The city council will meet next Monday to pass on two subdivisions the Lyn Park annex and the National City annex both south of the city. Bids on legal advertising and contracts will be awarded and an application for a wine license for the Palo Verde cafe at 401 North Sixth avenue will be considered. The two subdivisions are owned by Madelyn Dotson and Alice Gallo and were approved by the zoning commission earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Jaastad
North Sixth Avenue
Lyn Park Annex
Madelyn Dotson
National City Annex
Alice Gallo
Ing and Zoning Commission
Navajo Case Nearing Jury At Prescott
Final arguments by government and defense wrapped in federal court for Captain Benally and seven Navajo defendants charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. Judge Sames to charge jury after noon recess with eight defendants remaining and earlier dismissals noted. Juror illness and a defendant’s wife’s illness are cited as developments.
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Prescott
Benally
Albert M. Sames
James L. Martin
Martin
Capitan Benally
Transfers Put Two Dwellings and Cafe on Record
In Pima county records Mrs. Anna Sullinger filed transfers for two dwellings a cafe and a store room totaling 74500. Margaret C. Leland sold an El Encanto residence to Mr. and Mrs. Van Grant with 45000 cash per deed stamps. Arthur Dames bought a 2605 East Eighth Street residence from William J. Ireland for 19000. Los Ranchos Perkins Inc sold a River road cafe and store room to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Benjamin for 10500.
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Anna Sullinger
Pima
Margaret C. Leland
el Encanto
van Grant
Arthur Dames
East Eighth Street
William J. Ireland
River Road
James H. Benjamin
Los Ranchos Perkins, Inc
Tucson Sailor Among 9 On Casualty List
The Office of War Information lists nine Arizonians on today’s casualty roll. Included is a Tucson sailor, Corporal H. Van Buren Lemons USMCR, wounded. Lt Leon Miller dead in Europe. Thel R. Martin dead in Pacific. wounded Ralph Johnson Reed Chavez Quintero Ramirez Yazzie Chavez and others. missing Alfredo Rodriguez in Pacific theater.
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Office of War Information
Pacific
Thomas A. Chavez
Reyes Chavez
Winslow
Ruben B. Quintero
Lussie B. Quintero
Gilbert
Feliciano E. Ramirez
Francisca R. Ramirez
Maricopa
Louis Yazzie
Lucy W. Yazzie
Flagstaff
Alfredo G. Rodriguez
Anita R. Castillo
Nogales
Olivette Mining Co Files For Incorporation
The Olivette Mining Company began as a corporation in Tucson with articles filed in the county recorder's office and Arizona commission. Fred E. Keeler and William C. Thompson, both of 38 West Pennington Street, are incorporators, Fred W. Fickett serves as attorney and agent. The firm plans prospecting and mining in the district, with a central office in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Olivette Mining Company
In the County Recorder
Arizonation Commission
Fred E. Keeler
William C. Thompson
West Pennington Street
Fred W. Fickett
Tucson
Miss Leslie Heads to Chicago for Vacation Visit
MISS LILLIAN E. LESLIE, secretary in the U S attorney's office here, left this morning for Chicago where she will spend her vacation with her parents in their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian E. Leslie
U. S. Attorney's Office
Chicago
Tucson Jaycees Plan Fourth of July Event at University Stadium
The Tucson Jaycees meet at 7 p m tomorrow at the Elks club to discuss July Fourth plans at the university stadium. A magic show by Harry Blacklidge will also be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Jaycees
Elks’ Club
University Stadium
Harry Blacklidge
VFW Band to rehearse at Mansfeld Junior High
Director Samuel Fain announced the VFW Band will rehearse at Mansfeld Junior High School at 7 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Mansfeld Junior High School
Samuel Fain
Annual St John Festival at Mt Calvary Baptist Church
The AM Lodges will sponsor a St John the Baptist festival at Mt Calvary Baptist Church Negro section at 8 p m Sunday. Rev A G Kendrick pastor and master of ceremonies Rev W H Hilyard. Forrest W Taylor Pima lodge No 10 will give a welcome address. Rev Kendrick will deliver the sermon. Marana soldiers' quartet will sing. Louis J Washington will discuss Free Masonry and Mrs Thelma Deveraux will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
A. G. Kendrick
W. H. Hilyard
Forrest W. Taylor
Pima Lodge No. 10
Kendrick
Marana
Louis J. Washington
Thelma Deveraux
Sixth Class of Cadet Nurses Starts Training
The sixth class of U. S. cadet nurses begins training at St. Mary's School of Nursing, St. Mary's Hospital, Tucson. Twenty six cadets enrolled, seven from Tucson, with readings of names including Marie Albanese, Barbara Barnes, Anna Marie Courtney, Gladys Foley, and others from California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico. The program follows government initiated cadet nurse training and two classes have already been graduated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson
Mary Beatrice
Marie Albanese
Barbara Barnes
Anna Marie Courtney
Gladys Foley
Vivian Gallardo
Ge Hollaway
Elizabeth Oy
Mail Service Expanded to Norway and Denmark
Assistance Postmaster Frank E. Block announced increased mail service to Norway and Denmark. Previously limited to illustrated postcards, letters and small packages now permitted. four pounds six ounces for letters and packages, one pound for printed matter. Some areas in Norway may face delays. registration money order air mail and parcel post remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Denmark
Frank E. Block
Block
Stockton Seeks Liquor License Transfer at North Stone Avenue
U S Stockton applies to transfer a liquor license for 3154 North Stone Avenue from Anthony Stromel. The notice was posted on the premises yesterday by Mrs. Sylvia Powell, clerk of the Pima County Board of Supervisors. An unrelated cooking instruction about thickeners appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Stockton
North
Stone Avenue
Anthony Stromel
Sylvia Powell
Pima County Board of Supervisors
State's Restaurants To Send Used Soup Bones To Congress
Phoenix Restaurant & Hotel Owners voted to send used soup bones to Arizona's senators and congressmen to protest a 20 percent cut in meat point allotments. Gene Doyle proposed the idea, saying bones can't be tossed like telegrams. Each bone bears a card stating Arizona's plains are picked clean.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Phoenix Restaurant & Hotel Owners’ Association
Gene Doyle
Tucson
Plains
Monterrey Water Co Rate Hearing Set in Tucson
Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a 10 a.m. Friday hearing in Tucson on Monterrey Water Co rate increase. The company is owned by Superior Judge Eva De Concini and relatives. all three commissioners will conduct the hearing in Pima County Courthouse justice of the peace chambers. The Monterrey district area seeks annexation by the city, including Monterrey and Ponderosa districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Tucson
Monterrey Water Company
Eva de Concini
Justice of the Peace
Pima County Court House
the Water Company
Monterrey
Ponderosa
City Council approves action amid annexation petitions
The city council passed a measure while petitions circulate seeking to place annexation before voters at the next election.
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Army
Legion Club
Maston M. Jacks
Willis H. Hale
Army Air Forces
Pacific Ocean Areas
Marianas
Air Force
Jacks
J. W. Hagenmiller
Bergen Ave
Ridgefield Park
N.J
Seeman Brothers, Inc
New York
N.Y
F & AM
Masonic Temple
St. Mary’s School
Hazel Allen
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Aginiga
Louise Crane
Los Angeles
Rita Dominguez
San Pedro
Margaret Evans
Covina
Bernadette Hone
Gallup
N. M
Agnes Miller
Eddene Miller
Louise Mitchell
Garden Grove
Barbara Riddle
Bueno Park
Lena Rigo
Donna Robey
Stockton
Memorial Park
Southwestern Cemeteries, Inc
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Pearl Harbor
Adamson
BAUM
N. Stone
SLOAN
Eehous
By Alvin Bring
Sam
Bring's Funeral
Frost
Taylor
E& Congress
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