Trial Cleared For AG Conway vs Southern Pacific Case
The Arizona train limit suit against Southern Pacific moves toward trial after Judge Hall denied a summary judgment and set dates for trial beginning next October or November. Attorneys for Conway and the railroad argued over admissions of unconstitutionality and good faith defenses in a lengthy hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conway
Southern Pacific Company
Arizona
William G. Hall
Conway
Burton Mason
Henley C. Booth
San Francisco
Railroad
Phoenix
Attorney’ General
Mason
Strauss
U S issue new border rules at Nogales port
U S immigration officials in Nogales announce that from July 1 aliens entering or re entering must carry an official Mexican passport with visa or a U S re entry permit or resident alien border identification card. Local crossing cards will be cancelled and old time residents urged to obtain proper crossing documents.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
Washington
A. J. Miles
Milliken
U. S
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona
Phi Delta Kappa to Initiate Nine at Arizona
Phi Delta Kappa at the University of Arizona will initiate nine summer school students at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in the Masonic temple. An informal dinner follows at 6 15 in the San Carlos cafe with Maj. M A Strange as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Kappa
University of Arizona
Masonic Temple
San Carlos
Maj. M. A. Strange
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Bruce Watkins in Washington DC
Word was received today of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Bruce Watkins in Washington DC. Both were former Tucsonians. Watkins is a Rural Electrification Administration consultant and son of Mr and Mrs E O Watkins of Tucson. Mrs Watkins is the former Alice Archbold. The couple’s families are named Archbold. The Community Center will meet at 8 pm tonight at Friendship Baptist church in North Eleventh avenue and West Second street. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Watkins
Washington, D. C
Watkins
Friendship Baptist Church
North Eleventh Avenue
West Second Street
Red Cross Workroom Opens for Preventorium Sewing
The Red Cross Workroom at 450 North Main will be open 8 to 12 Wednesday morning for preventorium sewing. Local chapter asks anyone interested to be present. Mrs. A. L. Gorman will be in charge.
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RED Cross
North Main
A. L. Gorman
Menlo Park Metho Dist Sues Over 1939 Tax Charge
The Menlo Park Methodist Dist filed suit in superior court to recover 47 dollars 65 cents paid to Pima County under protest for a 1939 tax assessment. It seeks exemption as a religious charitable and non profit institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Park
Police court records mix up Joe Higuera identity
The notice clarifies that the individual named Joe Higuera in police court records on Monday is not the Joe C. Higuera who lives at 109 West 30th Street, correcting the record with a misidentification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Higuera
Joe C. Higuera
West 30Th Street
Eureka Club to Meet at Bailey Home Tonight
The Eureka Club will gather at 7 30 tonight at Mrs. W M Bailey’s home 820 North Eleventh Avenue. Mrs M D Maxwell leads the program and is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Club
W. M. Bailey
North Eleventh Avenue
M. D. Maxwell
Hughes Body Sent to Oregon for Funeral
The body of 43 year old Bryan Hughes of Tucson was sent to Eugene Oregon for funeral services and burial. He lived at 813 North Ninth Avenue and leaves wife Mildred and daughter June Lee. Services will be held at First Baptist Church in Eugene Thursday with burial in Roseburg Masonic Cemetery. Arizona Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Bryan Hughes
Eugene
Ore
Hughes
Tucson
North Ninth Avenue
Mildred Hughes
June Lee
First Baptist Church
Roseberg Masonic Cemetery
Arizona Mortuary
Mine Affidavits Must Be Filed Warned by Recorder
Mrs. Anna Sullinger of Pima County warns miners and prospectors that the final date for filing affidavits of assessment work on mining claims is next Monday July 1. She states there is no indication Congress will exempt miners from assessment work this year nor grant any extension of time for filing the affidavits.
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Anna_ Sullinger
Pima County
Congress
Births At The Stork's Nest
Birth notices for families in the city list newborns from June 22 to June 25. Details include parents Leroy Goodwin Antonio Ruesgo Jesus Pina Sam Marquez William Zepeda and addresses such as East Crachman North Herbert West 19th West 28th and West Jackson. One set notes twin girls with two birth times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Goodwin
East Crachman
Antonio Ruesgo
North Herbert
Jesus Pina
West 19Th Street
Sam” Marquez
West 28Th Street
Montana gains in per capita wealth outpace nation
Montana shows a steady rise in per capita wealth while the United States experiences fluctuations. The contrast highlights state growth resilience amid broader economic variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Autogiros to Aid Arizona Border Patrol Strengthening
The United States Immigration Service plans to boost Arizona border patrol to 96 men and double equipment. An autogiro will be stationed at El Paso to spot unauthorized entrants, one of three aircraft funded by a new Justice Department appropriation.
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Arizona Immigration Guard
Congress
Border Patrol
Arizona- Mexico
U. S. Immigration Service
United States
Arizona
Justice Department
Carson Morrow
Tucson
Morrow
Civil Service
Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Freeman Promoted To Fire Captain In Tucson
John H. Freeman was promoted from hoseman to captain in the Tucson fire department by Chief Henry L. Hilles to fill Harry Chappell's retirement. Lionel F. Peterson, 23, was named hoseman from the new department eligible list. Freeman joined the department in 1927 and is 39. Peterson was an electrician for Southern Pacific.
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John H. Freeman
Tucson
Henry L. Hilles
Freeman
Harry Chappell
Lionel F. Peterson
South Grand Avenue
Fire Department
Peterson
Southern Pacific Company
Rusted rifle helps hunter tag seven point buck
Sid Coker rediscovered a rifle in the Black Range after 13 years. He cleaned the rust and oiled the mechanism, then used the gun to shoot a seven point buck on a hunting trip. Two discharged cartridges were found among the four removed from the rifle.
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Silver City
N. M
Black Range
Sid Coker
Agricultural Parley Opens Tomorrow
Arthur G. Snyder arrives from Phoenix to lead the annual conference of vocational agriculture teachers at the University of Arizona. The program includes talks by Dr. Sherman Dickinson and J. Byron McCormick with demonstrations and committee work to follow. The event runs through Saturday with noted speakers from state and national agricultural education circles.
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Arthur G. Snyder
Phoenix
University of Arizona
Snyder
Russell W. Cline
Joseph R. Cullison
Sherman Dickinson
Department of Agricultural Education
University of Missouri
United States Office of Vocational Agriculture
Arizona
McCormick
J. Byron McCormick
College of Law
Paul S. Burgess
College of Agriculture
N. D. Pulliam
Arizona Education Association
Louis Galland
Arizona Production Credit Association
A. E. Ellis
Secondary Schools Principals Association
C. A. Pickrell
Agricultural Extension Division
The
Ernest Douglas
Arizona Farmer
Mayor Sends Autographed Pictures to Warn Liquor Dealers
Huntington Indiana mayor Foster E. Catshall claims to have ended a local drunk’s drinking by sending autographed photos to all liquor dealers warning them not to sell him liquor. The move aims to curb the man’s access to alcohol following a drunkenness charge.
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Imbiber
Huntington
Ind. U.P
Foster E. Catshall
City council sets budget timeline and subway planning
Tucson council approves Sixth Avenue subway widening while adding Fourth Avenue and Broadway routes options. Traffic limits are adjusted and business district defined. Parking rules extended to 50 minutes 2 am to 6 am. Several zoning and infrastructure items are referred for study or tabled.
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William E. Gambrell
Fourth Avenue
Broadway
Highway Commission
Tucsons
Main Street
Park Avenue
Highway Department
Traffic Commission
Stone Avenue
Drachman Street
Arizona Home Supply Company
Mesilla
Main Streets
West Congress Street
Haskell Linen Supply Company
South Park Avenue
Tucson Rifle Club
Pima Pistol Club
American Legion
Congress
Hayhurst
Eighteenth Street
Third YMCA Delegation Heads to Prescott Camp
The YMCA sends its third delegation for a ten day session at the new YMCA camp near Prescott. Ninety one boys have attended the first three sessions. Elmer Coble, YMCA physical director, accompanied the campers back at midnight. The fourth session opens July 5 with the final session July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Golden State
Prescott
Elmer Coble
Little Theater to Host Red Cross Benefit Night
Tucson's Little Theater plans a three hour benefit show at the Pioneer hotel to raise funds for the Red Cross war relief drive. Admission is 150 per couple or 1 single, with proceeds to the Tucson chapter toward the 10 000 goal. The program features four bands a floor show talent acts and a melodrama titled He Ain t Done Right By Our Nell.
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Tucson
Little Theater
American Red Cross
War Relief Fund
Pioneer Hotel
Ed Reveaux
The
Red Cross
Nell
Reveaux
Chick Cohen
Santa Rita
Desert Shores
la Jolla
Cosme
John Migel
Cohen
Jan Diemes
Diemes
Poland
Finland
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
England
Arizona Native To Head CAA Under New Defense Program
A 34 year old Arizona native Col Donald Connolly is slated to lead the Civil Aeronautics Authority under a defense oriented program. He heads the second engineers and is currently detailed to the Commerce department. Roosevelt cannot appoint him without new law letting him serve. the bill passed the senate. Connolly was born at Fort Mohave and is a West Point graduate of 1910. He served in the 30th division during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald Connolly
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Connolly
Second Engineers
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Stephen Early
CAA
Old Fort Mohave
West Point
Denver
Tanner Lecture On Jewels Set At Arizona Library
Mrs. Clara Lee Tanner assistant professor of anthropology will lecture on Jewels at 8 tonight in the patio of the University of Arizona library. The illustrated talk is the second in a nine lecture summer series. Dr Alfred Atkinson opened the schedule last week. Next will be Dr Thomas W Gosling July 1 and Miss Inez E Thrift on Children s Literature in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Clara Lee Tanner
University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
Tanner
Thomas W. Gosling
Akron
Labor survey cites average wage of urban transit workers
The Department of Labor reports that conductors and motormen in 55 U S cities earned an average of 75 cents per hour in a nationwide survey.
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Department of Labor
United States
France Aids Shipment of Large Quantities of Supplies
The report notes France supplying and arranging shipment of substantial quantities of goods, including items purchased domestically and sent abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Arizona GOP Determined On Gannett Vote
Arizona's six Republican national convention delegates cling to their plan to vote for Frank E. Gannett on the first ballot. Some tilt toward Wendell Willkie, others privately favor Herbert Hoover. they await Hoover's speech to decide. Chairman Hugh Daggs shifts focus after the first ballot. Former governor Thomas E. Campbell pushes for a strong reclamation plank despite opposition.
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Philadelphia
Arizona
Frank E. Gannett
New York
Gannett
Wendell Willkie
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hugh Daggs
Clarence Budington Kelland
Thomas E. Campbell
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Compiegne
Oregon
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Sixth Avenue
E. Congress
Emerson
Hoefle Sheet Metal Works
Tops
Standard Oil Company OF
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BIG Red Cross
GOP
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Frigidaire
Pavoni Bay
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