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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

2

Speakman Upholds Furniture Removal Case

Judge Howard C. Speakman dismisses a motion in the OPA injunction suit involving Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Otis over furniture seized by writ of replevin at 639 North Park avenue. The ruling favors the Gibsons as a soldier entitled to his property and notes no order to return furniture on technicalities.

OPA Albert Gibson Arthur H. Otis Howard C. Speakman David O. Brown Gibsons North Park Avenue Otis W. H. Sousa Speakman Gibson The Park Avenue House Richard Chambers Replevin Bob Barber Barber Chambers

Salvation Army Veteran Mary Neal Dies at 90

Mary Matchett Neal a native of Ireland and longtime Salvation Army worker died at age 90 at her home 539 Thurber road. She had aided Salvation Army street meetings in Tucson for years with survivors including a brother David Matchett and nieces Lillian Pedford Annabelle Campbell and Mrs Fitzgerald. Funeral services are set for 3 p m tomorrow at the Salvation Army chapel with Maj Frederick Foubister and Dr R S Beal officiating.

Mary Matchett Neal Ireland Thurber Road Salvation Army Tucson David Matchett Paterson N. J Lillian Pedford Manchester Conn Annabelle Campbell North Heledon Fitzgerald White Plains N. Y Frederick Foubister The R. S. Beal First Baptist Church

Two Added To Staff Of University ROTC

Two new officers join the University of Arizona school of military science and tactics staff. Col A A Frierson named assistant professor of military science and tactics in charge of advanced courses. Capt James T Burke named assistant professor in charge of first year elementary courses. Frierson commanded the 11th cavalry group in France and Germany in World War II and graduated West Point in 1924. Burke served in Europe with the sixth cavalry group of the third army.

School of Military Science and Tactics University of Arizona Col A. A. Frierson James T. Burke Col. Frierson 11Th Cavalry Group France Germany West Point Capt. Burke Europe Sixth Cavalry Group Third Army

Services Set for Mining Engineer William Nesbit

Funeral services for 45 year old William Nesbit a former mining engineer in Colorado and New Mexico will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Arizona mortuary with Rev. Jerry Wallace officiating. Burial will follow at Evergreen cemetery. Nesbit a World War I veteran and American Legion member resided at 1287 East Edison street and is survived by his wife Eleanor a daughter Virginia M Nesbit and a sister Jeanette Eugene Schroyer.

William Nesbit Colorado New Mexico Arizona Mortuary Jerry Wallace Evergreen Cemetery Nesbit American Legion East Edison Street Eleanor Nesbit Virginia M. Nesbit Ae Eugene Schroyer Jeanette

North Dakota Voters Re Elect Sen Langer

North Dakota voters renominated Sen William F Langer as the state’s U S senator, defeating former Sen Gerald P Nye isolationist challenger as returns came in from Fargo on Tuesday amid political uncertainty.

North Dakota Sen Langer Fargo N. D William F. Langer R-Nd U. S Gerald P. Nye

John G. W. Johnson Buried In Evergreen Cemetery

Funeral services for John G. W. Johnson 81 were held this afternoon with Rev T R Scholl officiating. Johnson died Tuesday at his home 1005 East North street. He lived in Tucson 18 years, born in Stillwater Minnesota. He is survived by his widow Wilhemina Johnson and a grandson.

T. R. Scholl John G. W. Johnson East North Street Evergreen Cemetery Johnson Tucson Stillwater Minn Wilhemina Johnson

Landlord Goes To Jail Instead Of Forcing Out Tenants

In Louisville a condemned building owner Morris Z. Davis went to jail for 30 hours after refusing to evict three remaining families. Lawrence Speckman also refused to obey the court order, but Davis must stay jailed until he purges contempt. tenants praise him as a man who helped them find shelter.

Louisville, Ky Morris Z. Davis Jefferson Lawrence Speckman Davis

Silver Price Fight Shapes Treasury Stock Sales

Two congressional blocs clash over the treasury purchase and sale price of silver in a conference on the treasury post office appropriation bill. The dispute centers on whether the price should be 71.11 cents or 90.3 cents per ounce with potential future rise to 1.29 dollars. lawmakers debate impacts on silver users and industry.

Austin C. Wehrwein Washington Treasury Senate-House Treasury-Post Office House Senate Massachusetts John Taber R-N.y United States

Lumbermen Hit OPA Charges Against 40 Firms

San Francisco June 27 Lumbermen clash with OPA over claims of artificial lumber shortages. The OPA filed suit against 40 lumber companies in California Oregon Washington and Arizona seeking 9 043 530 in treble damages for alleged violations involving about 65 649 123 board feet. In Phoenix three Arizona firms were named and injunctions were sought against Fish Lumber Co R L Algeo and Phillips Wrecking Lumber Yard. Twin Harbors Lumber Co president Henry W Anderson in Aberdeen Washington called the moves political.

San Francisco OPA California Oregon Washington Arizona U. S. District Court Phoenix Fish Lumber Co Mesa R. L. Algeo Phillips Wrecking & Lumber Yard Aberdeen, Wash Henry W. Anderson Twin Harbors Lumber Co

Lions Club Holds Dance and Installation Ceremony

The Tucson Lions Club hosts its annual installation of officers and a dinner dance at 7 p.m. in the Pioneer hotel. W. R. DuBois becomes president, succeeding William F. Carr, with Dan L. Kinerk as first vice president and other officers named. Park Gilbert will install, Carl O'Dowd serves as master of ceremonies.

Tucson Pioneer Hotel W. R. DuBois William F. Carr Dan L. Kinerk Kirk Brookshire Dick Griffith Mike Hattala Weslie P. Ford Ray Marsh Tail Twister Frank Potter N. L. Pritchard Jim Williams Alvin Arth Park Gilbert Carl O'Dowd

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