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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1944

Page

2

Three Doors Open for Willkie Bolt at GOP Convention

At Chicago June 28 the 1944 Republican platform left three escape routes for Wendell L. Willkie to bolt the party, labeled foreign policy tariff and states rights. Willkie’s articles challenged those planks, while labor splits formed over the labor section.

Chicago Wirndell L. Willkie GOP Willkie Republican Party Wisconsin National Guard America Congress Midwest

Simonds and Reaves Welcome New Babies in Tucson

At St. Marys Hospital in Tucson a daughter was born to Master Sgt. and Mrs. Orville C. Simonds at 1 06 a.m. on June 28. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reaves at 7 54 a.m. on June 28, at their home on Alvernon Way.

St. Mary's Hospital Orville C. Simonds East North Street Tucson James J. Reaves Alvernon Way

3D Head of School to Go in Lamar Boy Scout News

The Lamar area reports another head of school to be reassigned to the armed forces. CE McDermott is set for induction soon as the third to depart, after a dream of no classes for all students.

Lamar Mo. U CE. McDermott

Modern Fagin Enlists Aid Of Boys In Theft

Oscar Moncado 35 of 134 West Cushing street stood trial in police court for petit theft. Police allege he hired three Mexican boys to haul three cases of stolen beer to his car after unloading from a freight car at Cox Produce area. Two juvenile witnesses testified about the scheme and location discrepancies. Ritter-Walker distributor manager B. O. Gambrell said three cases of beer were missing from a June 16 unloading, prompting police involvement.

Tucson Fagin Oscar Moncado West Cushing Street Moncado Paul J. Cella Cox Produce Company Stone Avenue City Laundry Sixth Street B. O. Gambrell Ritter-Walker Distributing Company Gambrell

Dewey Acceptance Speech Broadcast Planned in Armory Park

KTUC manager Lee Little announced that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's acceptance address at the Republican convention in Chicago will be broadcast via loud speakers from the Armory Park bandstand shell.

Lee Little KTUC Thomas E. Dewey Chicago Armory Park

Ironwood equals anthracite coal in heating value

The statement notes that Ironwood provides heating value matching anthracite coal on a weight for weight basis. It implies similar energy output per unit mass between Ironwood and anthracite coal.

Missing beer stash leads to police involvement at loading platform

Gambrell recounts finding hidden beer under the unloading platform and directing a delay in payment to unloaders while awaiting police. He plus two star witnesses claimed they too were unpaid for aiding in the unloading and transport to Moncado, who denied involvement and is held on bond.

Gambrell Moncado John van Buskirk

City considers buying old City Hall garage on Ott street

City officials in negotiations to purchase the old City Hall garage on Ott street from L. M. White. Budget shows 2400 annually as approved for the deal, with a proposed price of 19000 and five year amortization. If talks fail the funds will revert to the general fund.

City Hall Ott Street Phil J. Martin, Jr L. M. White Civic Center Martin Myers Main Street Ott Pennington Orndorff White

Martin Company Starts Enlargement Excavation

R H Martin Construction Company begins work on enlarging the Main street culvert by adding a reinforced concrete barrel. City manager Phil J Martin Jr says the project, awarded at 11232 dollars from four bids, will add a 10 by 12 opening to create three such openings for greater water carrying capacity and faster drainage, with an estimated 30 day timeline.

R. H. Martin Construction Company Phil J. Martin, Jr Martin Company

Bank Director C Cooper Elected at Valley National Meet

Nationally prominent business executive C Cooper was elected a director of Valley National Bank at the June Phoenix directors meeting, succeeding Edward C Barrett. Cooper, an attorney, has been with E I du Pont de Nemours and General Motors, and recently served as a civilian consultant with the U S Navy Bureau of Aeronautics.

Co. C. Cooper Valley National Bank Phoenix Edward C. Barrett California Institute of Technology Cooper E. T. du Pont de Nemours Company General Motors Bureau of Aeronautics U. S. Navy

Local Author Joins WAVE as Apprentice Seaman

Alice Barber, Tucson public schools teacher of 16 years and author of Carlos and His Friends, enlisted in the WAVE as an apprentice seaman. She awaits transfer to Hunter College for indoctrination training after inactive duty. Barber, daughter of retired Army Captain E. C. A. Barber, has taught at Pasqua village school and worked as a lifeguard at South Side pool.

Alice Barber Tucson J. G. Billingsly Miss Barber Hunter College N. Y E. C. A. Barber Washington, D. C

Public Records in Superior Court Docket

William G. Hall presiding oversees Prospero Lopez versus Cecil Shilling damage suit continued. Eva De Concini presiding with May Myers versus Lewis Myers results in divorce judgment for plaintiff.

William G. Hall Prospero Lopez Cecil Shilling Eva de Concini May Myers Lewis Myers

Local Offenses Reported In Brief Entries

Margaret Wood discharged a burning trash within forty feet of a building. Manuel V. Rodriguez charged with disturbing the peace carrying a fine of ten dollars or ten days in jail. George J. Bickwear cited for violation of the selective service act, to U. S. authorities.

Margaret Wood Manuel V. Rodriguez George J. Bickwear U. S

Marriage Licenses Recorded for Belle Hall and Russell Wininger

Belle D Hall clerk office reports Russell Wininger aged 31 from Jerome received a marriage license.

Belle D. Hall Russell Wininger Jerome

Local Pairings Listed From Arizona and Kansas Matches

The notice lists engaged pairs including Ariz Codd 35 of Jerome with Walter Fergus 19 of Larned and Lila Francis 19 of Garfield, plus John Gaiser 25 of Wichita with Doreen Jones 21 of Wichita. Other couples include James Maher 21 of Long Beach with Norma Scott 23 of Long Beach.

Ariz Margaret Codd Jerome, Ariz Walter F. Fergus Larned Kan Lila Francis Garfield John C. Gaiser Wichita Doreen M. Jones James F. Maher Long Beach Calif Norma V. Scott

Alaska Bought From Russia in 1867 for 7.2 Million

The United States completed the purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867, paying 7.2 million dollars. Secretary of State William H. Seward led the acquisition, which added a vast northern territory to the United States.

United States Alaska Russia

Lip-Readers Assist Blind Men To Read Braille

Describes roles including lip-readers aiding the blind with Braille, laboratory technicians, pharmacists, psychiatric assistants, and ambulance drivers. Highlights rehabilitation and practical support roles in a historical context.

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