Reckless Drivers Fined In Police Court Roundup
Magistrate Cella fines three drivers fifty dollars each or 30 days in jail for reckless driving after collisions or near misses. One suspect, Fred Applewhite, failed to appear and had a fifty dollar bond forfeited. Arrests included Armando Lopez with extra gas books and Joe Altamirano who pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trate
Paul J. Cella
Fred Applewhite
Joe Ybarra Altamirano
West 43Rd Street
Armando L. Lopez
West 42Nd
Altamirano
18Th Street
South Sixth Avenue
Lopez
OPA
Ray C. Weaver
Zenith Cleaners
I. F. Stevenson
East Silver Street
Fourth Avenue
East Ninth Street
Stevenson
Bean Avenue
Wilson
Drachman Street
Louis W. Hartman
Cella
Scott
Hartman
Stone Avenue
Alameda Street
Congress Street
Broadway
Church
Applewhite
Allies Pause Ere Invasion Storm From London
Editor Hugh Baillie reports London as a war-weary but confident city. Allied air power mauls Germany while British and American forces prepare for decisive blows to end the Axis threat. The piece notes renewed unity with Eisenhower and Montgomery likely to headline again and emphasizes resolve over optimism.
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Germany
London
Hitler
Low Countries
France
Roosevelt
Belgium
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Britain
New York
Maricopa County imposes 90 day dog and cat quarantine
Phoenix June 21 A 90 day quarantine of every dog and cat in Maricopa county has been ordered by the city and county health boards to curb rabies amid a rise in infections. Fifteen rabies cases among animals were reported in June and 40 people are under treatment as a precaution. Dogs and cats found running at large will be seized and disposed of, said Dr H L McMartin health superintendent.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
H. L. McMartin
City County
Citizenship Class to Start Course Tonight at YMCA
A citizenship class begins at 8 p m today at the YMCA on East Congress street. The six week course will meet Mondays and Thursdays with William Dunipace leading. Sponsors include R A Scott and O W Manney from the immigration service. all materials are free of charge.
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YMCA
East Congress Street
William Dunipace
Ymca Adult Education Committee
R. A. Scott
O. W. Manney
Federal
Department of Immigration and Naturalization Service
Giant's Dome at Carlsbad Caverns Claims Size Crown
The Giant's Dome stalagmite at Carlsbad Caverns is described as the world's largest, standing 62 feet tall. It is estimated to be about 60 million years old, marking a standout formation in the cavern system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Caverns
YMCA Announces Comprehensive Swimming Course At Local Branch
The Young Men’s Christian Association launches an intensive swimming program covering breathing, stroking, kicking, and rescue methods. Instructor Jack Baker leads sessions for beginners to advanced swimmers with special military and defense worker hours. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the tiled pool with separate time slots for high schoolers, Hi-Y, and older men.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Hervey Smith
YMCA
Smith
Jack Baker
Phoenix
Los Angeles
George Lannan 77 dies after hospital stay in Tucson
George Lannan 77 longtime Tucson resident and Missouri Pacific railroad engineer died yesterday in a local hospital. He lived at 132 East Sixth Street and is survived by his wife Martha a son George Lannan Jr of Los Angeles and a daughter Mrs. Arthur Roberts of Tucson. Remains lie in state at Reilly Undertaking chapel with a 9 a m Wednesday requiem at St Peter and Paul church.
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George Lannan
Tucson
East Sixth Street
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
B. of L. E
Martha
George Lannan, Jr
Los Angeles
Arthur Roberts
Reilly Undertaking Company
St. Peter and Paul Church
Freeze Given Long Stay In Tucson Jail
Roy Eugene Freeze, 35, from the Russell house, faced magistrate rulings after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace and intoxication. He previously paid a $100 fine or 60 days in jail for selling liquor to soldiers without a license, later released as a jail trusty, then rearrested amid a scuffle involving a soldier and a police officer. The latest sentence requires $100 and 60 days in jail, with work to satisfy if unable to pay, and the resisting arrest charge forgiven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eugene Freeze
Russell House
Heap
Freeze
Paul J. Cella
Cella
Santa Fe
Poultry Aid To War Effort
The article urges families to raise poultry at home to aid wartime food production. It explains regulations, stock choices, and how many chicks to start per family member, with emphasis on pullorum-tested stock and early ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Eight 17 Year Olds Enlist in Marines in Tucson Area
Eight seventeen year old males from Tucson enlist in the United States Marine Corps announced by Sgt. J. D. Van Horn. The recruits include Gilbert Aguirre Carrillo George William Evans Richard Gleason Green James Harry Greenlee John Walter Moss Thomas Stanley Pate Clarence Thomas Rogers Jr and Irving Malcolm Zielbauer. All are placed on inactive status and will be called to San Diego for recruit training at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
J. D. van Horn
Gilbert Aguirre Carrillo
G. R. Carrillo
East Fifth Street
Tucson
George William Evans
Carrie Rogers
North Highland Avenue
Richard Gleason Green
Ernest Green
Camp Sibert
Ahalla
Ala
James Harry Greenlee
Perry P. Greenlee
Grant Road
John Walter Moss
Mary C. Moss
East Second Street
Thomas Stanley Pate
Fry, Ariz
Clarence Thomas Rogers
C. C. Zielbauer
North
First Avenue
San Diego
Prepare Now for Second Sowings
Tucson gardeners plan second crops this spring leaving space for cantaloupe corn beans cucumbers squash and some tomatoes. Plant corn beans tomatoes around July 15 while cantaloupes cucumbers and squash may be planted in early August or sooner for best heat tolerance with irrigation. Lima beans need protection from hot dry winds and summer squash thrives with regular feeding and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tomato Judging Underway at Tucson Contest
Tomato judging in a Tucson Newspapers, Inc. backyard plot contest runs this week with winners to be announced next week. Experts note a bountiful season with plants bearing 30 to 40 fruits. E O Hall brings in a tomato over a pound for the garden editor to see. Prizes include an Arizona orange tree, rotted manure, a shirt, a garden apron, and trees valued at three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
E. O. Hall
W. Roger Read
Arizona
Reid
Rancho Palos Verdes
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Levy’s
Lady’s Fairlawn
Firestone Stores
Carl Monthan Nursery
Visitors to Yellowstone Park Mostly Women
About sixty percent of park visitors are women, reflecting a gender imbalance in Yellowstone National Park attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Army generals refer to the enemy as he in battle talk
The remark notes a long standing habit of generals who use masculine pronouns for the enemy in military discourse. It highlights a language convention reflecting traditional gendered terminology in wartime reporting.
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Hugh Baillie
The
United Press
Casablanca
Berlin
America
Italy
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Marines
L. D. Sahuarita No
Land Army
Women’s Land Army
Ann Douglass
Greenwich
Conn
Arizona Star & Eagle
Arizona Flour Mills
Toole Avenue
Naval Recruiting Office
Federal Bldg
A—The Waves
Navy
SPARS
Coast Guard
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