Separate Jail For Juveniles Eith Courthouse
The Pima county board of supervisors will build a separate juvenile jail on the third floor of the county courthouse to confine youths away from adults. Judge Hall requested full segregation to meet legal requirements and improve security, with bidding to fit the 1943-44 budget and an estimated cost of about 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
R. H. Martin
County Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Martin
Hall
William G. Hall
County Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Quota Call To Offer Program Features War Bond Drive
Maj. Betty Bandel WAAC field director will speak at the fifty ninth weekly war bond quota call broadcast from the Desert Mural ballroom at the Pioneer hotel over KVOA at 9 30 p m. Barbara Nicholas Pat Stephenson Eloise Lobell and Consolidated Vultee workers who subscribed for extra war bonds totaling more than 48000 will join the program. The Davis Monthan air force band will perform and buyers of extra bonds will receive free admission to the Jaycees Fourth of July celebration at local banks.
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Betty Bandel
WAAC
Pima County War Savings Committee
Pioneer Hotel
KVOA
Barbara Nicholas
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft War Bond Committee
Pat Stephenson
Eloise Lobell
Consolidated
Davis-Monthan Air Force Band
F. G. Nierlich
Army Air Corps
Jaycees
Gmne
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
el Conquistador
W. R. Lawrence
Lobell
Tucson
Madge Drews
Frances Barron
Diane Balzar
Mary Elias
Miss Lobell
Barbara P. Nicholas
Pima County
Fred Dragonette
Frances Parron
Three Planes Crash Killing One and Injuring Eight
Weather conditions caused three Army planes to crash within three blocks in a Louisville residential area. Pfc. Joseph E. Stilley of Kansas City was killed. Flight Officer C. Lewis of Los Angeles and Flight Ker William Jargis of Oklahoma were injured. Mrs R W Smith of Louisville and her sister Mrs Ernest Finch of Sheboygan were among those hurt when a plane crashed into a living room.
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Louisville
Joseph E. Stilley
Kansas
C. Lewis
Los Angeles
Illey
Ker
William Jargis
Okla
R. W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
Ernest Finch
Jbheboygan
Wis
Accidents Cause Two Broken Legs on Rincon Road
Weekend wrecks near Rincon road east of Tucson left two pedestrians with broken legs and injuries to five others. Ernest Sanchez, 17, faces reckless driving charges after losing a turn on Mission avenue. Navy man Hall C Holman broke a leg after falling into a storm drain near North Fourth Avenue.
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Rincon Road
Tucson
Ernest Sanchez
South 10Th Avenue
Mission Avenue
Navy
Hall C. Holman
Naval Training School
University of Arizona
Glover and Clark Engineering Company
North Fourth Avenue
Navy Hospital
Holman
Manuel Lopez
West Colorado Street
Delbert Hicks
Tucsonia
South Sixth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Hicks
Lopez
Chester A. McCarty
Theodore B. Massell
Davis-Monthan Field
Capt
Massell
Norma Skecknase
McCarty
Roy L. Shannon
Charles
Douglas Rutherford
Thomas Davis Clinic
Sanchez
Striking UAW Members Halt Chrysler Highland Park Plant Output
In Detroit on June 28, 2200 UAW CIO workers walked out at Chrysler Highland Park plants stopping guns tanks airplanes and army trucks. The strike followed passage of the Smith Connally anti strike bill and was described as organized with stewards leading the action. Chrysler official called it unauthorized and urged a return to work at 3 30 p m.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Chrysler Corporation
Highland Park
Smith-Connally
Roosevelt
Joseph Rubin
Chrysler
Uaw-Cio
International Union
Chelse Rubini
Highlands Park
Guest Ranch Owner Dies After Wood Clash in Sonoita
Hacienda De Los Encinos owner P. E. Neil Carr dies from a fractured skull following a Saturday dispute over cordwood. Manuel Montoya sr and his two sons are jailed in Santa Cruz County pending coroner’s inquest. Carr died at 10 a m Sunday. sheriff and county attorney investigate. Carr is survived by his wife.
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Nogales
Ariz
E. Neil Carr
Hacienda de Los Encinos
Sonoita
Santa Cruz County
J. J. Lowe
Manuel Montoya, Sr
Manuel, Jr
Quierero
Patagonia
J. S. Gonzales
Carr
Cordwood
Lowe
Montoya
N. Karam
Pedestrian Deaths Rise in Los Angeles May
Pedestrian deaths climbed 60 percent in Los Angeles during May compared with last year. Officials cite blackout and dimout regulations and poor night walking habits as causes. Pedestrians are advised to cross only at well lit intersections.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Eloise Lobell Crowned Queen In Bond Drive
Eloise Lobell won the Miss Consair V contest at a Convair plant dance, beating Madge Drews and Frances Barron, with a 15 050 vote tally. The event, presided by W R Lawrence, crowned Lobell as Bond Drive queen as total sales reached 48425 in a 15 day drive.
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Eloise Lobell
Bond Drive
Ingenious Exchange Sparks Crib Comment
A humorous exchange between a young mother and father questions the need for a high sided crib. The father jokes that if the sides are high it will be easier to hear the baby fall out.
Possible Closure of All Venezuelan Gold Mines
Scarcity of supplies and machinery threatens to close all gold mines in Venezuela, with potential nationwide impact on mining operations and related workers as production stalls amid logistical shortages.
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Venezuela
Japan Plans Decisive New Drive In Pacific War
Japanese army spokesman Yahagi said Tokyo has completed all preparations for a major renewed offensive in the Pacific. He asserted air power will decide the war, with East Asia largely converted to military bases and full tactical supremacy over the Allies established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Japan
Pacific
Mad
Gen
Halse
Yahegh
Army
Yahagi
Tokyo
San Francisco
East Asia
Births at St. Marys Hospital Tucson On June Twenty Seventh
At St Marys Hospital Tucson four births recorded on June 27 include a girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Diamond 1603 N Howard Blvd at 240 am a boy to Mr and Mrs Ross Seasly 1203 N 6th Ave at 324 am a boy to Mr and Mrs Harold Hickman 22 S Grande at 353 am and a girl to Mr and Mrs J Hopper 330614 E Valencia at 832 am.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph Diamond
N. Howard Blvd
Tucson
Ross Seasly
N. 6Th Ave
Harold Hickman
S. Grande
Suspect Held After Pitts Jewelry Burglary
Delbert Hodges a 26 year old man arrested by Detectives Herron and Burke in a South Meyer street nightclub on suspicion of burglarizing Pitts Jewelry Store on Congress and Stone. Police say 14 watches were stolen valued at about 1000 dollars. Hodges was jailed for 10 days on vagrancy charges as detectives pursue evidence of the burglary.
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Delbert “Slick” Hi
Phoenix
James C. Herron
Thomas Burke
South Meyer Street
Hodges
Pitts
Congress Street
Stone Avenue
James Herron
Herron
Burke
Frank Pitts
Pitt
Don Schaeffer
Parson to parson call ends in station to station joke
A preacher rings a clergy friend in a distant town asking for a parson to parson station call. The operator asks if a station to station call is desired and the punch line settles on parson to parson.
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Samuel Ellis
Guest Ranch
Consolidated Vultee Awards
Cash & Carry
Butte
Wallis
East Ninth St
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Tucson Warehouse & Transfero
ILO E.sixths
Tucson, Ariz
Congress
Stone
Time Magazine
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
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