Tetreau Given Even Chance To Recover
University of Arizona rural sociology professor Dr E D Tetreau was injured in a Saturday automobile crash near Holbrook. He faces a guarded prognosis after a compound skull fracture as his wife Mrs. Tetreau and daughter Mrs. Helen Ewell remain at his bedside in Holbrook General Hospital.
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E. D. Tetreau
University of Arizona
Holbrook
Holbrook General Hospital
Tetreau
Helen Ewell
Tucson
Woman Loses Money and Ration Books on Bus
Mrs. Juan Lara of 4452 South 7th Street reported to police that she lost $22 and 16 ration books on an Occidental bus. She said the cash was a blow to her family but the ration books are essential to buy food, listing eight No 4 books and eight No 3 books as missing.
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Juan Lara
South 7Th Street
European Mail Service Expanded to Several Nations
The post office announced expanded mail service to Europe led by Fred Block assistant postmaster. Nonillustrated post cards letters up to two ounces and printed matter up to one pound may be mailed to Yugoslavia with limited services including air mail to Belgium Denmark France Luxembourg Netherlands and Switzerland at 30 cents per half ounce.
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Europe
Fred Block
Reidyys Purchase Home At 2607 North Martin
James B. Reidy and Catherine C. Reidy bought the residence at 2607 North Martin Avenue from Edna L. Boyd and Edna Boyd Fraps for 12000 dollars. The deed recorded yesterday with County Recorder Anna Mrs Lena W. Spessard indicating the River Road property sold for 12000 dollars to Frederick Cowley and Caroline B. Cowley.
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North Martin Avenue
Edna L. Boyd
Edna Boyd
James B. Reidy
Catherine C. Reidy
Anna
Lena W. Spessard
River Road
Frederick Cowley
Caroline B. Cowley
Bids Open for Air Cooling at Tucson VA Hospital
Bids for air cooling of the operating suite at the Tucson veterans hospital were to be opened in Washington. The project is estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars and to be finished within 90 days. Congress last October appropriated funds and plans to call for bids on related construction around July 1, 1946.
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Tucson Veterans’ Hospital
Washington
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Tucson
Santa Rita
Ahepa
Johnny Gekas
Nick Hall
KVOA
S. Hobbs
Marshall Estey
Rialto Theatre
Eddie Bracken
Veronica Lake
Dragonette
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Electric Supply Company
Elm Street
Standard Transformer Co
Campbell Avenue
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
F. Ronstadt Hardware Co
National City Annex
Madelyn Park
Oracle Park
Mountainview
McKinley Park
Amphitheatre Teen Group Plans Cartoon Dance
The Amphitheatre organization kicks off its summer program with an 8 p.m. Thursday Cartoon Dance in the high school auditorium. It marks the first in a series of summer parties to be held twice a month. Invitations are extended to Amphitheatre high school students with Naomi Price and Bar named among organizers.
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Amphitheatre
Naomi Price
Bar
Bender Murder Trial Testimony Continues In Nogales
County Attorney shows skull fragments as evidence while witnesses describe the victim's last seen movements near the Trench mine. Mrs Bender attends court as Manuel Calixtro faces murder charges and a nine man three woman jury is seated after hours of voir dire.
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Ruffo Espinosa
Hamratty
Justice of the Peace
Oliver Rothrock
Patagonia
Oscar Villalvaso
Nogales
Trench Mine
J. M. Soto, Jr
Prisciliano Aguilar
Henry Acevedo
Lee Farrell
Blain Lewis
Grete Lewis
Lowrey
Manuel Calixtro
Bender
Glass workers strike across plants defy war board order
Strikes continued as more than 430000 workers could be involved. About 15000 glass union members refused to return to ten plants in seven states despite a war labor board order. Joseph Foersch of Columbus Ohio said no immediate settlement. The walkouts hit Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co and Libbey Owens Ford Glass Co.
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War Labor Board
Joseph Foersch
Columbus
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Local Names List Read in OCR Fragment
A readable fragment lists individuals including Bara Lent Martha Wilson Virginia Thompson Kathleen Goodman Keith Clausen Roger Smith Bob Gerhart and Herb Colwell as part of the OCR text.
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Bara Lent
Martha Wilson
Virginia Thompson
Kathleen Goodman
Keith Clausen
Roger Smith
Bob Gerhart
Herb Colwell
Tucson Council Nears Reopen Talks on Utility Purchase
The council debated resuming negotiations with the utility company after the city had offered 8.7 million dollars which the company had refused. The body approved moving ahead with an appeal and set July 17 for planning hearings on zoning changes and park projects.
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Benjamin Podol
William J. Pistor
Planning and Zoning Commission
25Th Street
East 22Nd
East 23 Street
South Second Avenue
East Broadway
Colona Solana
South Plumer Avenue
East 15Th Street
Restaurant owners demand ration points increase
Restaurant owners push for higher ration allocations and say shortages may force closures. Letters will be sent to Arizona capitol representatives as town businessmen already seen carrying lunches amid the scarcity.
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Arizona
Capitol
Shortage of Meats Forces Lunches From Home Across Cities
Housewives report meat shortages hit local restaurants and ration points are too scarce for home meals. They state bringing lunches from home is impractical due to limited meat withdrawals and meager stocks in shops and eateries.
Truman Hosts San Francisco Nob Hill Reception
President Truman spends most of the morning in the Fairmont hotel suite on Nob Hill. Leading San Francisco citizens organized a prenoon reception in his honor.
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Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco
Nob Hill
Jap forces trapped in northern Luzon, Borneo reports say
Borneo i unique today states that Japanese troops in northern Luzon are thoroughly trapped between the 37th and airborne units. The enemy field about 20,000 troops, with high losses reported in recent clashes.
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Luzon
Royal ceremony as Halifax and Cranbourne attend
Charter led his group into the hall as Soviet Rear Adm. Rodionov appeared in formal dress. The United Kingdom delegates Earl of Halifax and Viscount Cranbourne sped the ceremony by taking only two minutes, with Halifax recalling past occasions when men have committed their...
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K. K. Rodionov
United Kingdom
Earl of Halifax
Viscount Cranbourne
Halifax
Signing order mixed during ceremony as Argentina leads
During the signing ceremony, the planned order was disrupted and the Argentine delegation moved ahead of France and the United Kingdom. French delegate Joseph Paul Boncour appeared disturbed as signing began. In the first 30 minutes, five of 50 delegations and 22 of 153 delegates had signed.
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France
United Kingdom
Joseph Paul Boncour
Argentina
Japanese Resolve Delays Invasion As Okinawa Defense Strengthens
The article notes Japanese determination to resist invasion and highlights the prolonged defense of Okinawa as boosting Japan's strategic position. It underscores how sustained resistance shaped Tokyo’s wartime posture and morale during the campaign.
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Okinawa
Japan
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Denver
H. R. Baker
Agricultural Extension Service
George Barr
Colo
Western Farm Economics Association
Reidys
North Martin
Ahepa Fraternity
Pima
E. Toole
Council
James Lawton
Randolph Park
Peter R. Kelley
Bertha Frank Jacobs
Glenn Ginn
Joe W. Tang
East North Street
Robert Tang
North Bean Avenue
Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress Hotel
Southern Pacific Depot
Pima County
James C. Grant
Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Nicholas
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Federal Works Administration
Feldman
North First Avenue
East Second Street
Tomac
Riamot
Norwich
Tire and Battery Service
Billy Durazzo
Church & Broadway
Tokyo
U. S. Employment Service
E. Pennington St
Tucson, Ariz
Truman
Borneo
SLASS
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
O'Rielly Motor CO
Chevrolet
Sixth Ave
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