Six men charged with reckless driving plead guilty in Tucson
Manuel R. Lopez 25 of 446 South Elias avenue led the group after a morning arrest near Jackson street and Park avenue. He received 90 days in jail after a second offense and a license revocation note. Others, including Timoteo Ramirez 32 of Millvale farm and Joe Higuera 23 of 476 Samaniego street, were fined 30 dollars or 30 days in jail for reckless driving.
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Tucson
Manuel R. Lopez
South Elias Avenue
W. L. Redman
South Park Avenue
Jackson Street
Stone Avenue
Lopez
Paul Cella
Timoteo Ramirez
Millvale
M. K. Clark
South Meyer
West 18Th Streets
Joe Higuera
Samaniego Street
Olice
Higuera
Sabino Alley
Ray J. Hudkins
South Sixth Avenue
North Third Avenue
Seventh Street
F. M. Bulanda
South Ninth Avenue
Bernardo Samaniego
Convent Street
East Third Street
Park Avenue
Holsclaw Funeral To Be In Indiana
The body of Herman E. Holsclaw, 51, who died yesterday morning at a local hospital, was sent to Ramsey Indiana for funeral services and burial. A Tucson resident for 10 years he was a painter by trade and survived by his wife Goldie, son Raymond H. Holsclaw of KVOA, his mother and several siblings in Indiana and Illinois. Tiedje funeral home handles arrangements.
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Herman E. Holsclaw
Ramsey
Ind
Holsclaw
Tucson
Goldie Holsclaw
Raymond H. Holsclaw
KVOA
Indiana
Illinois
Tiedje Funeral Home
Robbed at Razor's Edge in Boston Holdup
Peter Riley and James Fleming reported to police they were robbed of $4 by four men described as Negroes. The suspects allegedly used razors after a request for a match, while a fourth searched their pockets.
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Razor’s Edge
Boston
U.P
Peter Riley
James Fleming
Razor Edge
Junior T-Men consider girl sister group in city
Harold Patten says a mother asked why no Junior T-Girls corps exists. He notes the Junior T-Men will meet at 8 pm Wednesday in the superior court room. The program is run by the Coordinating Council under police and sheriff supervision. Applications available at fire department police station or city pools.
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Patten
T-Men
Law and Order
Superior Court Room
Coordinating Council
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Two Women Die in Winslow Bus Crash Near Bridge
In Winslow Arizona on June 24 two women died after a Santa Fe Railway bus plunged 20 feet into a dry stream bed when the driver Louis Rose swerved to avoid a photographer and a machine. Julia Easley 68, of George Pepperdine College Los Angeles, and O W Flint 55 of Kingman Kansas were killed. Fourteen others and the driver were injured.
Bucharest Described as City of Joy From Name Roots
The article explains Bucharest earned the nickname city of joy deriving from the Albanian word bukur meaning joy. It notes this etymology underlines a cultural sense of happiness tied to the capital.
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Bucharest
Sonora braces for record tourist season with new country club
Nogales Sonora June 24 Special to The Daily Citizen officials report the new modern country club near the border may open partially by fall. A tourist boom is expected as border restrictions ease and Sonora funds expand hotel capacity. Plans include an 8000 seat stadium, casino and dance hall with other border attractions underway.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Daily Citizen
Mexican Immigration Department
Hermosillo
Laval
Playa de Cortez
Guaymas
Guaymias
Jim Kerson
Cavern Cafe
Kerson
Country Club
NYC Daylength Extremes Mark Longest Summer Day
In New York City the longest day of the year spans 15 hours 9 minutes from sunrise to sunset while the shortest day lasts 9 hours 14 minutes. Local observers note the seasonal shift as summer begins.
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New York City
Eight Men To Be Arraigned In Superior Court
Eight men were to be arraigned in Judge William G. Hall's court on felony theft related charges. Defendants include Ralph Keshler with petty theft and prior convictions, accused of stealing a $40 concertina from the Salvation Army on June 6, and others facing burglaries and grand thefts dated May and June at locations including the College Store, Rex Palmer's home, a sheriff deputy’s home, and a car from L. C. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Superior Court
Ralph Keshler
Salvation Army
Robert M. Burlinson
East Third Street
Mike Hernandez
Lorenzo Escarcega
Rex Palmer
Eddie Diaz
Mark L. Robbins
Rinconcourt
Clyde H. Barton
Frank Casanova
Manuel Romero
L. C. Webb
Police Radio Interference Spoils Movie Soundtrack
Middletown police new radio system went live but caused police calls to echo through a local cinema’s sound track near headquarters. Experts from Boston were brought in to fix the unexpected interference and restore normal operations.
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Middletown
Conn
Boston
Egypt's Trade Multiplied Fivefold After British Occupation
In the first fourteen years following the 1892 British occupation of Egypt, the nation's trade volume grew five times, signaling rapid economic expansion driven by the new administrative and commercial framework.
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Egypt
Pacific Loan Officials Are All Acquitted
Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich directed a verdict of acquittal for Robert S. Odell and 11 Pacific States Savings & Loan executives on mail fraud charges. The seven week trial in Los Angeles ended with the judge stating there was no substantial evidence of guilt.
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Robert S. Odell
Pacific States Savings & Loan Company
Leon R. Yankwich
U. S. District Court
Los Angeles
Yankwich
Odell
R. L. Herrick
T. A. Goldstein
Thomas Gardner
Gerald R. White
Andrew E. Falch
Co. F. Adams, Jr
K. V. Gragg
Frank Wright
Pacific States Savings & Loan
Erle M. Leaf
Building and Loan
Thomas W. Dahlquist
San Francisco
Thomas Cannon
Club Latino Fathers Day Dinner Dance Tonight
The annual Father's Day dinner dance by Club Latino will be at Cosme's patio tonight with Tony Corral and his orchestra providing music. If rain occurs, the event moves to the club house on South Stone Avenue. new officers include Rudolph Higuera as president and Jose Luna as financial secretary.
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Cosme
South Stone Avenue
Rudolph Higuera
Bob Perez
Mateo Pulido
Arthur Carrillo
Jose Luna
Tony Corral
Phoenix lawns to again get water
Phoenix residents were allowed to water lawns freely after City Manager Roy Hislop announced storage facilities were full to overflowing, signaling ample water supply.
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Phoenix
Liberty
Roy Hislop
Menderson Drives Democratic bid for Arizona governor
Menderson of Phoenix launches his campaign for governor with a formal nomination drive set for July 1 at 9 30 PM. The Democratic hopeful, owner of the state's largest bus line, will outline his platform on a statewide radio network. He is a World War II veteran and former Arizona senator and representative.
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C. M. Menderson
Phoenix
Arizona
Senator Menderson
University of Pittsburgh
American Legion
Sen. Mendelson
Arizona Senate
House of Rep
Pima County to Appeal Court Ruling on Second Superior Court
County Attorney J Mercer Johnson said an appeal to the state supreme court will be filed after Judge Levi S. Udall ordered a second division of the superior court. The move follows Tucson attorneys Krucker and Chambers winning the case by proving Judge Hall is overworked under population rules. The board had authorized the appeal citing overwork and a 30 000 per judge provision, with Pima County's population reported over 72 000.
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J. Mercer Johnson
Pima County
Levi S. Udall
Apache County
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Udall
Tucson
Herbert F. Krucker
Richard H. Chambers
Pima County Bar Association
William G. Hall
Typhus fever belt expands across Alabama counties
Alabama's typhus fever belt now covers 41 of 67 counties, the most in state history. The disease first appeared in 19 counties during the belt's initial year in 1929.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
U.P
Platform Points Emphasize Tax Equalization and Economy
The speaker’s platform calls for tax equalization and governmental economy as core aims vital to the state’s welfare. Other measures include reforms intended to strengthen public finance and public services.
Private Funeral Services for Mrs Hodgson
Private funeral services for Mrs. Clara E. Hodgson 73 Tucson resident who died yesterday in Phoenix were held at Bring's funeral home. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Paul Jones two sons L F Hodgson Tucson and D C Hodgson Manchester N H two sisters Miss Maria Shean Cedar Rapids Iowa and Mrs Lestine Butterfield Faith S D.
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Clara E. Hodgson
Tucson
Phoenix
Bring’s Funeral Home
Hodgson
Paul Jones
L. F. Hodgson
D. C
Tucson Healthseeker's Self-Inflicted Death in Yuma
C. E. O'Leary a 64 year old healthseeker from Tucson was found dead in a Yuma automobile court cabin. Coroner Ed Winn said he killed himself with a 38 caliber revolver in his mouth. He suffered bronchial ailment and had five years of nursing care by Miss E Adler. An inquest was set for 3 pm.
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Yuma
C. E. O'Leary
Tucson
Ed Winn
O'Leary
E. Adler
Painted Desert and Petrified Forest Story in Arizona
Archaeologists describe how Triassic epoch conditions produced the Petrified Forest in northeastern Arizona. High in the Painted Desert, six fossilized forest bands preserve logs turned to quartz while layers of colored rock form the landscape.
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Arizona
Painted Desert
Rockies
Sierras
Petrified Forest National Monument
Park Headquarters
Rainbow Forest
Petrified Forest
el Pintado Desierto
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San Antonio
U. S. Air Corps
Kelly Field
Harold Patten
Winslow
Pacific Loan
Club Latino
Carters
Sivils
Houston
Texas
Sen. C. M. Menderson
Menderson
Maricopa Solon
Pote
Tuscon Healthseeker
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