Proper Jobs Sought For Ft Grant Boys
Lymon C. Foster, Tucson parole officer, says finding safe jobs for Ft. Grant boys under 16 is hard due to state law that bans hazardous work. He has placed several youths with local firms to steer them toward rehabilitation and away from old habits. Foster, a former Ft. Grant teacher and Maricopa adviser, oversees about 36 parolees in the Tucson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Grant
Arizona
Lymon C. Foster
Foster
Maricopa County
Tucson
Armed Forces
Wilson Found Guilty Faces Death Penalty
Otto Stephen Wilson, 32, confessed butcher slayer, found guilty for murdering two women in downtown hotels last November 15. Jury recommends death in the gas chamber. three defense psychiatrists argued insanity, three state experts contended sanity. Judge Edward R. Brand to sentence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Otto Stephen Wilson
Wilson
Anty
Edward R. Brand
Tucsonian Survives Sinking Of Warship
Two Arizona sailors among 154 uninjured survivors of the destroyer USS Longshaw arrived in the United States for extended survivors leaves. Adrian P. Williamson and Jes B. Lance, both from Tuc son, are among those rescued after the Longshaw struck a reef off Okinawa during a five hour battle that left 90 dead or missing, including Captain Lt. eta W. Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Arizona Bluejackets
United States
Adrian P. Williamson
Williams
Jes B. Lance
Quartermaster
North Stone Avenue
Tucson
Okinawa
Eta W. Becker
U. S. Naval Academy
Tornadoes in U S Reach Nearly Four Thousand in 27 Years
The latest compilation shows about 4,000 tornadoes have occurred across the United States in the last 27 years. This marks a long term pattern of tornado activity with regional variations and climate factors under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wallace Divorce Decree Filed In Superior Court
Maurine Wallace sues Claude E. Wallace in No. 1 at the Superior Court. The action seeks a divorce decree with court oversight by Judge John D. Lyons Jr. and a formal judgment granting dissolution of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John D. Lyons, Jr
Maurine Wallace
Claude E. Wallace
Legal actions and rulings across three cases
Eva De Concini presiding over a damages suit with evidence presented. State brings second degree murder case against Jack D. Curtis with a ruling denying National Automobile Insurance’s refund claim of 1500 dollars. Katherine S. Bogan sues Pima County to recover taxes paid under protest, judgment for plaintiff awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sabatinos
Ben C. Gonzales
Jack D. Curtis
National Automobile Insurance Company
Katherine S. Bogan
Pima County
Police Court Dockets Vagrancy and Ordinance Violations
In police court presided by Paul J. Cella, John Harper and Sherman Chil dress consider vagrancy charges with a $10 fine or 10 days in jail. Theresa Milan faces ordinance 971 with a $25 fine or 25 days. Raymond Grimstead referred to military authorities under ordinance 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
John Harper
Sherman Childress
Theresa Milan
Raymond Grimstead
Pairings listed in local notice of marriage intent
The notice lists multiple couples with ages and towns including George L Pittser of Pawnee Oklahoma and Bessie L Fisher of Anna Illinois, George Redburn Jr of Lansing Michigan and Doris Mae Morse of Lansing Michigan, Jose Garcia Alvarez of Ojo Caliente Mexico and Ofilia Moreno of Phoenix Arizona, Diego Carrillo and Bertha Quihuis both of Tucson, Billy D Smith and Ellen J Renfro both of Tucson, John E Bryan of Meridian Mississippi and Margaret J Schaefer of Tucson, Jack C Carlisle of Memphis Tennessee and Michilena Carioscia of Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Pittser
Pawnee
Okla
Bessie Laverne Fisher
Anna
Ijl
George Redburn, Jr
Lansing
Mich
Doris Mae Morse
Jose Garcia Alvarez
Ojo
Caliente
Mexico
Ofilia Moreno
Phoenix
Diego Carrillo
Tucson
Bertha Quihuis
Billy D. Smith
Ellen J. Renfro
John E. Bryan
Meridian
Miss
Margaret J. Schaefer
Jack C. Carlisle
Memphis
Tenn
Michilena Carioscia
Chicago
St Peter and Pauls to Host Feast Mass
St Peter and Pauls church observes its patron saint feast with a solemn high Mass at 11 p m Sunday. School children will sing. Rev Paul Lawrence will be celebrant Rev G C Lair deacon and Rev R J Schelk sub deacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter and Paul's Church
Paul Lawrence
G. C. Lair
R. J. Schelk
NY Doctor Henry Neuman to Speak at First Congregational
Dr. Henry Neuman of New York will headline the Sunday morning service at the First Congregational church. He co founded the Ethical Culture Society with Horace Bridges and is lecturing at the University of Arizona this summer. He previously preached from this pulpit two years ago during a Tucson visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Neuman
New York
Horace Bridges
The
Ethical Culture Society
First Congregational Church
Neuman
University of Arizona
Tucson
Youth Fellowship Pie Social At St John’s Methodist
The Youth Fellowship of St John’s Methodist will hold a pie social at 7 p.m. tomorrow to raise funds for the Sunday school building. Members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist
fep @ré
Anahuac Club Holds Open Air Initiation
Anahuac club, a Mexican American group, held open air initiation ceremonies Sunday morning at the irrigation canal and stock yards with Dr. Gatty from the university faculty as a guest. Afterward the club was hosted at the Mexican consulate by Angel Tellez. A 7:30 p.m. dinner at El Charro preceded a dance at the Blue Moon with Spanish dances by Esperanza Huerta, Sylvia Flores, the Bautista sisters, and accompanimists Mrs. Dolores and Engracia Bautista. Monte Carlos orchestra provided music. guests included Dr. Fred Valles, Angel Tellez, Pat M. Leon, and Ricardo Fierro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac
Dolores
Engracia Bautista
Monte Carlos Orchestra
Fred Valles
Angel Tellez
Pat M. Leon
The
Woodmen of the World Society
Ricardo Fierro
el Tucsonense
Cement firms charged with price fixing by US Justice Dept
The Cement Institute of Chicago and 89 manufacturers faced antitrust charges for conspiring to fix Portland cement prices nationwide. They operate over 400 plants in 35 states and supply about 99 percent of US Portland cement. The complaint seeks cessation of the practices and dissolution of the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Cement Institute of Chicago
United States
Francis Biddle
Denver
Wendell Berge
Antitrust
Boulder
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Berge
Cement Institute
Births at Tucson Medical Center Highlight Three Newborn Boys
A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Irvine at 2:08 p.m. June 27 joins the family at 2218 N. Margaret Tucson. A son born to Lt. and Mrs. Jerry Hogue at 10:24 p.m. June 27 at 425 N. Park Ave. Another son born to Lt. and Mrs. Mason Echols at 8:20 a.m. June 27, R. 5, Box 395, Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Irvine
N. Margaret
Tucson
Jerry Hogue
N. Park Avenue
Mason Echols
Box 395
Lions Club to Install Officers at 8 P.M.
The Lions Club will install its officers at 8 p m today at Doyles steakhouse replacing the regular Pioneer hotel luncheon. Officers include W F Carr president Wilburn DuBois first vice president Jack Underwood second vice president Gene Deacon third vice president Norbert Pritchard secretary W A Schell treasurer Howell Denny lion tamer Art Curtiss tail twister. Directors for two years are F Potter Jim Williams and for one year H W Huling Charles Hall.
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Lions’ Club
Doyles
W. F. Carr
Wilburn DuBois
Jack Underwood
Gene Deacon
Norbert Pritchard
W. A. Schell
Howell Denny
Art Curtiss
F. Potter
Jim Williams
H. W. Huling
Charles Hall
Pioneer Hotel
Comet Beliefs Span 16th Century Fears
In the 16th century some believed comets heralded doom, warning of flood famine earthquake war or pestilence as omens of calamity.
Death of Rose Jones at 41 in local hospital
Mrs Rose Jones 41 died last night in a local hospital. She lived at 1002 North Sixth Avenue. She was wife of Dennie Jones, janitor at the Physicians' building. Funeral services will be announced later by Brings chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jones
Northlith Avenue
Food Spoilage Probe Targets War Food Administration
Washington June 28 A House subcommittee report accuses the War Food Administration of faulty warehousing and improper records in lend-lease and price support programs. It cites possibly millions in losses, criticizes some officials, and calls for cleanups and periodic reports as Rep Anderson vows full inquiry upon joining the cabinet. The chief agency head Marvin Jones disputes broader blame, noting losses are less than normal trade, while Lt. Col Olmstead faces central criticism in the discharge chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations
War Food Administration
WFA
Congress
Marvin Jones
Anderson
Jones
Army
Col W. Olmstead
Army Quartermaster Corps
Col. Olmstead
Television Testimony for bedridden Woman in Court
A unique trial in Los Angeles will use two way television so Mrs. Mathe J Anderson, 38, widow of a former Oklahoma oil man, can testify from her home on August 8. William Willheim sues over a failed home sale after paying two thirds of 31500. Judge Samuel R Blake ordered the procedure due to the woman's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Superior
Samuel R. Blake
Mathe J. Anderson
Oklahoma
William Willheim
Clark named U S chieftain for Austria occupation
General Mark W. Clark is designated chief of United States occupation forces in Austria. He will oversee military government and political matters in the U S zone, with Austria divided into four occupation zones mirroring Germany. Vienna will also be split into four zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mark W. Clark
United States
Austria
Patterson
Clark
5Th Army Group
Germany
Vienna
Berlin
Sugar cane birth in Hindu legend tied to earthly paradise wish
Hindu legend says a rajah longed to taste heaven on earth and directed his chief magician to craft an earthly paradise, resulting in the creation of sugar cane.
Cost Of Bottles Is Issue In Court
Paul M. Myers wholesale beer distributor seeks to trim an OPA treble damage suit from 86075.22 to 18329.20 in federal court here. He argues penalties stem from a proper practice by OPA officers and the main issue is charging bottle costs and brokerage fees for beer prices. The suit originally filed November 18 1944 and Myers asks for issues to be set for oral argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Myers
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Myers
Dining Room Stewart Lester C. Allen Dies
Funeral services for Lester C. Allen aged 53 who died Sunday in Oakland California are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Brings Chapel with Rev. Cecil Hoffman officiating
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Stewart Lester C. Allen
Lester C. Allen
Oakland
Calif
Brings Chapel
Cecil Hoffman
Burial Set At South Lawn Memorial Park For Mr Allen
Mr Allen a dining car steward for Southern Pacific. Born in Chicago he is survived by a sister Mrs Mret Middaugh of Tucson two brothers Alexander of Tucson and Willian R of Chicago a niece Peggy and nephew James C of Chicago Pallbearers are Leo DuPuis R J Walsh Hugh H Hamilton Joseph F Cacioppo Charles H Hall and Kenneth R Behnke Mr and Mrs William Allen and children arrived from Chicago for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lawn Memorial Park
Allen
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
Mret Middaugh
Tucson
Alexander
Willian R
Peggy
James C
Leo DuPuis
R. J. Walsh
Hugh H. Hamilton
Joseph F. Cacioppo
Charles H. Hall
Kenneth R. Behnke
William Allen
Tornado Toll Across 1916 1942 Reaches Billions
Between 1916 and 1942 tornadoes caused over 330 million in property losses and more than 6,600 deaths, underscoring the severe impact of killer storms in the period.
Mt Lemmon Lodge Opens to July Vacation Week Festivities
The Mt Lemmon Lodge on Mt Lemmon plans a week of July 4 events from this weekend to July 7 and 8. Activities include horseback rides to peaks, trout fishing with a license, hikes to Mt Lemmon and Bigelow Peak, moonlight rides, evening dances, and hearty meals. Nights can be cold. bring warm clothing. American Plan rates. reservations via 7459-R-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lemmon
Bigalow Peak
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
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California
Tucsonian
Ball
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie
Ind
Public Records
Superior Court No. 2
Eva de Concini
Belle D. Hall
Anahuac Club
Earl Paschal
Robstown
Tex
Davis-Monthan Field
University of Arizona Stadium
Paschal
Army Air Forces
Institute At
Tucson Medical Center
Lion’s Club
Goodyear
Realtors
Campbell
Howard Flieger
Rep. Anderson
D.N. M
Secretary of Agriculture
Subcommittee
Gen. Clark
U. S
Robertson Drug Co
N. 4Th Ave
Ball Park
OXCME
Acme Brewing CO
Acme Distributing Co
Madina
Rincon Dry Cleaners
J Cash & Carry
Georgiana
Jacome's
U. of A
Wed
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