Two youths held under dope smuggling laws
Glendale youths Alejand ro Moreno and Jose Maria Salarez were bound over for the federal grand jury on charges of smuggling 35 ounces of crude opium into the United States. They are jailed on 2500 bond each, claiming the car was borrowed from a California man they were to meet on Congress street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
United States
Federal Grand Jury
C. Wayne Clampitt
U. S
Alejandro Moreno
Jose Maria Salarez
Charles Morehead
Charles E. Jones
Tucson-Nogales
California
Congress Street
Mexico
Europe
Schools Buy Stamps Bonds and Red Cross Donations
Robert D. Morrow reports Tucson public schools purchased 125453 in war stamps and bonds in 1941 42 with 480 staff and 253 taking first aid courses. Students donated 81083 in stamps and bonds while combined Red Cross and relief drives raised 6854 and 4800 to United Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Robert D. Morrow
Red Cross
United Appeal
China
Morrow
China Relief
United Appeal Drive
Mixed Local Classified Ads Show Cash Offers and Listings
A collage of classified lines lists cash for used furniture and appliances, home sales, rental notices, beauty shop specials, real estate bargains, job wants, and vehicle ads. Items include furniture buyback, home sale in N E suburb, acreage near Riverside, California five miles from Los Angeles, and various contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EXCH
4Th Ave
Hubbard
Mitchell's
S. 6Th
Irene
Fourth Ave
Bonat
Lady Fair Beauty Shop
Oracle Rd
N. E
Solot Realty
Campbell
D. C
Sixth Ave
Riverside
Calif
Los Angeles
San Clemente
Main Street
Bisbee
M. Py
Bicycle Recovered By Cop After Theft At Speed Way
Patrolman Dave Putney recovered his own special racing bicycle stolen from in front of the Speed Way bowling alleys on June 1. He had rebuilt the bike to save rubber. the thief was described as unthinking. The bike was later found and returned to Putney, who planned to repair it. No further comment was available from Putney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Putney
Speed Way
Putney
Glad
T” Men
Chinese Merchants to Aid War Bond Sale Effort
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce promised full cooperation from its members and nonmembers in Tucson to back the Retailers for Defense drive. On July 1 a 15 minute business pause will allow sales staff to focus on bond and stamp sales, involving over 400 retail outlets under the city’s chamber of commerce, the merchants association, and the war savings committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Frank Wong
Chinese Chamber
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
The
Tucson Merchants Association
War Savings Committee
Dehydrated Butter Seen Necessary In War
Professor Richard N. Davis of the University of Arizona says dehydrated butter is now a commercial product in New Zealand and could be manufactured here. The fat content is about 80.5 percent with water salt casein and other solids making up the rest, enabling long shelf life for military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N. Davis
University of Arizona
New Zealand
Tucson Rubber Drive Nears End Short Of Goal
Tucson nears the scrap rubber drive deadline of June 30 with 180 tons collected, far below the 300 to 400 tons hoped for. W. C. Williams, campaign chairman, urges doubled efforts as Lions club members conduct a city wide telephonic campaign and Boy Scouts solicit scrap rubber by calling 3457 to arrange pickup. The drive's outcome affects gasoline rationing and continued automobile use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
W. C. Williams
Williams
Lions Club
323 Ships Sunk In Three Ocean Areas
The toll of merchant ships sunk by Axis submarines reached 323 in the Atlantic Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. A Canadian built merchant ship damaged by a Japanese sub was reported, with no crew injuries. Bogota announced the Colombian schooner Resolute was sunk near Providencia with six dead and three wounded. 24 survivors reached Rio Hacha from the US tanker Biaga sunk June 23. Navy notes high losses include a Norwegian ship torpedoed off the southeast U S coast and two small anti submarine vessels, totaling 48 US naval deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Royal Canadian Navy
Ottawa
United Nations
Bogota
Colombia
Providencia
Rio Hacha
U. S
Biaga
Gulf of Venezuela
Riaga
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Cannet
Woman Again Faces Bogus Check Charges
Catherine Hughes of 2502 South Sixth Avenue was charged in police court with passing forged checks. Four checks valued 10 to 25 dollars were cashed at Tucson stores using the signature of H. A. Elliott of Los Cerrros ranch on Oracle Road. This is her third police record with the department. Previous incidents occurred in 1941 and 1942 with probation imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hughes
South Sixth Avenue
Pima County
James C. Herron
Sonora Resident Dies in Tucson Visit
Fransisco Yrino, 97, of El Plomo Sonora Mexico died yesterday at his son Roberto Yrino's home 1245 Sonora Street after a 15 day visit. The body was sent by Tucson to El Plomo this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fransisco Yrino
el Plomo
Sonora
Mexico
Roberto Yrino
Sonora Street
Tucson
Soldier Who Attacked Cop Is Sentenced
Russell Hue House, a Negro soldier, was charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Patrolman Paul Bohardt during a June 14 incident near the American Legion dugout. He pleaded guilty and received a three to five year sentence in state prison from Judge William G. Hall. Bohardt said House stabbed him five times in the shoulder and arm with a pocket knife. three wounds were deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hue House
Paul Bohardt
William G. Hall
House
South Meyer Street
American Legion
Bohardt
City Planner Seagoe Visits Tucson for Plan Review
Ladislas Seagoe, regional consulting engineer and city planner, arrives in Tucson Monday to thoroughly review the Tucson regional plan. Andre Faure says the visit focuses on existing preparations and plans toward completion, marking a periodic inspection by a national authority now leading Detroit regional planning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladislas Segoe
Tucson
Andre Faure
Seague
Faure
Seagoe
Detroit
Cyclist Slightly Hurt In East 15th Street Accident
Robert Shaler of 1513 Wilson Avenue was slightly injured when a car driven by Mary Sistrunk struck his bicycle on East 15th Street. Sistrunk stopped at once. Shaler was taken to the air base hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shaler
Wilson Avenue
East 15Th Street
Mary Sistrunk
Retail Sales Slide Against Year Ago in Late June
New York June 26 Retail sales for the past week ran 5 to 8 per cent below a year earlier and well under early year levels according to Dun & Bradstreet Inc Only southern and Pacific coast centers saw dollar volume above 1941. sales were described as routine with light seasonal goods and earlier season clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Pacific Coast
Mercantile Agency
East
New England
Middle West
Southwest
Northwest
Vera Thomas Speaks At Kiwanis Lunch
Vera Thomas of the local welfare board spoke at the Kiwanis lunch about how children benefited from Kiwanis child welfare funds and how they are chosen. Dr. Paul Bennett led the underprivileged children committee reporting on fund status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Thomas
Local Welfare Board
Kiwanis
Paul Bennett
Kiwanis Club
Mae Bentley 29 dies this morning in local hospital
Mrs. Mae Bentley aged 29 died today in a local hospital. She is survived by her husband Ray Sturgess Bentley a son William Sturgess Bentley her parents Mr and Mrs William Wood of Chicago and two brothers Kenneth and George Wood of Chicago. Body to be shipped to Colorado Springs Sunday by Tucson Mortuary.
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Mae Bentley
Ray Sturgess Bentley
William Sturgess Bentley
William Wood
Chicago
Kenneth
George Wood
Colorado Springs
Tucson
Colorado Irrigation Began With Greeley Union Colony
Colorado’s irrigation system traces to Horace Greeley’s Union Colony at Greeley established in 1870, marking a pivotal development in western water management led by the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Horace Greeley
Union Colony
Greeley
Arizona population to rise 70 000 to 100 000 by war effort
Officials forecast a 70 000 to 100 000 population increase in Arizona driven by military camps air bases construction crews concentration camps and munitions work. By 1940 the state had 449 261 residents and growth could reach about 20 percent with gains in mining towns and military posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Henri Behoteguy
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Goyette
Chamber
Ajo
Goyette
Clifton- Morenci
Globe-Miami
Rites Scheduled For Pioneer Sister Here
Funeral services for Sister Mary Aquinas Duffy aged 66 who died yesterday at a local hospital will be held at 9 am tomorrow in the St. Marys Convent chapel. Sister Duffy had been in ill health for over a year and came to Arizona as a missionary sister in 1899. Reilly Undertaking Company is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aquinas Duffy
St. Mary’s Convent
Duffy
Arizona
Reilly Undertaking Company
Paraguay Sets Minimum Prices for Sugar
Paraguay approves new minimum price floor for sugar to stabilize production and protect domestic growers. Government officials say the policy will shield farmers from price swings and ensure steady supply in the local market.
Radio Highlights and Station Lineup Listings
A dense schedule of radio stations KTAR KTUC WFAA WKAO KOA KHJ KOB KNX KFI KGO KECA KOA KSL KVOA KPO KECA KRLD KTUC KTAR KVOA KHOU and others with times 6 PM to 5 25 PM detailing programs News Dance Music and Navy and War features for KTUC KTVOA KGO KNX KECA and more.
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KTAR
Phoenix
Nbc-Opt
KTUC
Tucson
CBS
Iin Soowfaa
Dallas
NBC
KOA
Denver
NBC Red
Los Angeles
Mutual
Aoe
Albuquerque
KNX
Hollywood
KRLD
KSL
Salt Lake City
WOAL
San Antonio
KVOA
KPO
San Francisco
NBC Blue
KECA
WBAP
Ft. Worth
KFRC
Futual
KVOD
KFI
KGO
Kate Smith
Kaltenborn
Stoker
John Doe
Jack Owens
Bill Henry
Cecil Brown
Jasten America
March of Time
Jimmy Starr
the Playhouse
Buddy Hatch
Maxwell
Grand Central Sta
KFT
Columbia Workship
Meet Your Navy
Fred Waring
Amos 'N
Andy
Glenn Miller
Mitchell
Celebrity Theatre
America
the Marines
Oliver
Sweeten
Tucker
Ebner
Powell
Hatch
Bio
KFO
Clifford
KT Dunham
Walsh
Owens
Rio Rita
Wilde
Whiteman
Cary Grant Becomes United States Citizen
Hollywood reports that film star Cary Grant became an American citizen today, the most serious role of his life, in a ceremony marking his naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Grant
United States
Hollywood
U.P
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Nogales
107Th Street
Flagstaff
N. Treat
20Th St
Oracle
Plymouth
Els
John “Bat” Allen
Tempe
Congress
Allen
Globe High School
Arizona State Industrial School
Fort Grant
Arizona State Teachers College
Typewriter and
Adomng Mackie Maintenance Service
Bass
MaceVeee
Conquistador Hotel
East Broadway
Kiwanis Lunch
Paraguay
Hackett & Whiting Motor CO
Dean Dickason
F. Lewis, Jr
Ktuc Te
Fites
Betty Martin
UCLA
ENX
U. S. Marines
God’s Country
the Free
Hawaii
Alex Drier
Russ Brown
Pan-America
Three Sons
Tucson - Nogales
Citizen
Greyhound
Essick
North Main
Zidmarsh
Johnny
Uncle Sam
Sam
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