Auto Crashes Trigger Arrests for Reckless Driving
In Pima County over the past week eight people were arrested on reckless driving charges and one on leaving the scene after accidents. Four injuries occurred as drivers fled. several suspects were identified, with sentences ranging from fines to jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Charles G. Barnes
West 18Th Street
Po‘ce
Juan Lopez
Colorado Street
Lopez
Woodstreet
Escarsega
North Main Street
Robles
Tanque “Verde
Pantano ‘Wash
Tucson
Pablo Romero
West ‘Mable Street
Deck
Tess
West Speedway
Glen McCaslin
West Franklin Street
Romero
Robert Portillo
Blenman Street
Charles Farrow
Benson Highway
Wild Chase
Jerry Hill
South Star Avenue
Frank Redmond
East 8Th Street
Shim
South Main Street
Sue Rutledge
South Fourth Avenue
L. Cochran
Flower Street
12Th Street
Henry M. Perry
Jack Anderson
Olive R. Carr
East Hawthorne Street
Mary Smith
East Jacinto Street
Geronimo and
Jacinto Streets
Rose Steps Down Morrow Moves In
Rose resigns after 21 years as superintendent of district No. 1 Tucson. Robert D. Morrow, Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind chief since 1933, will assume duties guiding 27 schools with about 400 teachers and a roughly $1,000,000 annual budget. Edward W. Tillinghast will take over the state school. Building plans include a $450,000 district program adding three new schools and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Rose
Robert D. Morrow
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Morrow
Edward W. Tillinghast
Columbia University
Tucson
Rose
NYA Announces New Wage Scales for NYA Workers
Charles Fowler Jr announces a revised NYA pay scale for regular course workers and national defense training participants. Tempe residence center and Phoenix shops workers receive 24 dollars monthly for 160 hours with 80 hours production work and 80 hours training or extra tasks. Class A earn 22 dollars and Class B 19 dollars, with qualification requiring two years of high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
National Defense Industries
Charles Fowler, Jr
National Defense
Tempe
Phoenix
Arizona Employment Service
Bisbee Man Will Be Deputy Marshal
Dan Hanley a former city fireman now with the state highway department began duties as deputy U S marshal in Tucson. He received notice of his appointment Saturday and will relocate his wife and daughter to Tucson from 211 C Youngblood Hill later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
The
Daily Citizen
Dan Hanley
State Highway Department
U. S. Marshal
Tucson
Hanley
Vivian
Youngblood Hill
Gold Beaten Thin Layer Covers Vast Area
An ounce of gold can be hammered into a foil so thin that it would spread over 146 square feet, illustrating the remarkable malleability and value of the precious metal.
Two Tucson Elementary Plans May Lose A Room Each
Incoming Tucson Independent School District No. 1 superintendent Robert Morow said two new northeast elementary schools may lose one room each due to higher building costs and larger rooms. Eight rooms at Pima and Country Club and six at Jefferson Park are still under consideration with possible cloakrooms and storage space. The junior high remains 13 rooms with auditorium unless materials rise. Bid calls begin next week for a four room Government Heights addition and a two room Mission View addition for occupancy September 1.
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Norteast
Tucson
Robert D. Morrow
Morow
Pima and Country Club
Jefferson Park
Morrow
Government Heights
Mission View
Soldier Fined $900 for Speeding in Denver
Soldier Verlin Le May stationed at Lowry Field received a $900 fine for speeding 70 mph on a busy Denver thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
U.2
Verlin le May
Lowry Field
Tucson youth sent to Air Corps technical school
Joseph P. Swanick son of Mr and Mrs Gerald A Swanick of Tucson has been selected to attend the Air Corps technical school at Scott Field Illinois to train as a radio operator and mechanic. Private Swanick enlisted March 5 1941 in Los Angeles and has served with the 57th pursuit squadron near San Francisco. He was born in Philadelphia and is a Tucson High School graduate. The selection reflects the Army expansion program and shows graduates finding employment in aviation after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Swanick
Gerald A. Swanick
East First Street
Tucson
Air Corps Technical School
Scott Field
Hamilton Field
California
Swanick
Air Corps
Los Angeles
West Coast Air
San Francisco
57Th
Philadelphia
Army
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Acme
Acme Printing
Arizona
Ards
Layout and Art Service
Acme Printing Company
Acme Printing CO
Tenth St
Sixth and
Fifth Avenues
Mode Footwear
Mendelssohn
Jesus Maria Sanrema
Boston “Pops
Orch
Arthur Fiedler
Victor
Pops
Victor Records
Lmear America
Walt
John Charles Thomas
Whitman
George Kleinsinger
Victor Re
America
Joan Caantes Thomas
L.L.G.W.U. Radio Chorus
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Nathaniel Shilkret
McWhorter Music CO
E. Congress
With Joung Aneitt
Hesterfield
Caesterfeld
Tobaccoland
U.S. A
Eoarette S
Srancet
Parkers Aeerica
Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Cash & Carry
Wallis
Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Liccerr & Mrang
Tosacco
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