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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1942

Page

5

Council Buys Land for Airport Expansion and More

The city council bought 40 acres south of the municipal airport and secured options on 280 additional acres for about 15 600 dollars total, with prices ranging from 35 to 50 dollars per acre. The land aids a planned 1 75 mile airport length and 125 mile width.

Charles Blenman Alfred F. Kerr Kerr Consolidated Aircraft Corp Consolidated Thomas J. Elliott J. O. Niemann Fred D. Lee Elliott William H. Codd W. S. Nicholas Halbert W. Miller Homer L. Shantz, Jr North 12Th North 11Th Avenues West Fifth Street Tucson Housing Authority Municipal L. M. White Construction Company Army Corps of Engineers BT. Cheek Kemp Distributing Company North Sixth Avenue Alianza Hispano-Americana J. M. Bingham

Devotional Radio Program Planned By Tucson Ministers Association

The Tucson Ministers association will sponsor two 15 minute devotional periods weekly on KVOA and KTUC with a daily 40 second prayer at 6 p.m. over KTUC. A committee led by Ferron Troxel is organizing the schedule with Rev. Hoffman, Rev. Wilson, Chaplain Reynolds, and Rev. Folsom.

KVOA KTUC Tucson Ministers’ Association Ferron Troxel YMCA Cecil Hoffman Trinity Presbyterian Church George R. Wilson Southern Baptist Homer B. Reynolds Davis Monthan Field Eric Folsom St. John’s Methodist

Innocent Looking Pens Used To Blow Up Naz Train

A Czech patriot uses six fountain pens as explosives to derail a Nazi freight train heading to the Russian front. The attack, witnessed by a driver and a housewife, results in a massive derailment near Lvov with about 800 soldiers injured. The account, released by the American Friends of Czecho Slovakia, portrays the incident as a symbol of resisted oppression.

James T. Carter New York Lvov

Occupation Of Enemy Lands Is Advocated

Dr Henry A Atkinson proposes occupying Germany Japan and Italy after the war to demonstrate United Nations mastery and then begin rebuilding with food goods and law. He warns against neglecting famine disease and disillusionment that could lead to revolutions.

Los Angeles Germany Japan Italy Henry A. Atkinson World Alliance For International Friendship New York Peace Institute Atkinson United Nations United Nations Group

Parents Meet for Prescott YMCA Camp Session

City brief notes a parents meeting at 7 30 p m for boys in the third YMCA camp session at Prescott with a few places left. Boys depart at 6 20 a m Sunday for the camp. Robert F Toronto of the Catalina council BSA will tour Coolidge Florence Casa Grande and Eloy and will be absent over Wednesday and Thursday and possibly Friday. Dr H B Leonard mathematics professor at the University of Arizona spoke on Masonry to the Hiram Masonic luncheon club.

YMCA Prescott Robert F. Toronto Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America Coolidge Florence Casa Grande Eloy H. B. Leonard University of Arizona Hiram Masonic Oracle Rd S. Fifth N. Stone Kenmore Ac-Dc Star-Citizen Fourth Ave San Francisco Grant Road Congress Star Citizen

Tucson Cactus Chapter 42 DAV Auxiliary Meeting

The Tucson Cactus Chapter 42 Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday evening July 1 at 8 o clock at Ruth Adams home 646 East Third Street. Mrs Dollie Young will preside.

Tucson Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Ruth Adams East Third Street Dollie Young

Hawthorne Held on Scooter DUI Charge in Ephrata

D Forrest Hawthorne was held for court on a charge of operating a motor driven scooter while intoxicated. He said he substituted the scooter for his automobile to conserve gasoline.

Ephrata D. Forrest Hawthorne

Roberts divorce case and policy recovery suit filed

Public records show Arthur William Roberts v Peggy Unn Roberts for divorce. Eva de Concini presiding. Berham Spelke sues Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York on a policy with summons issued.

Superior Court William G. Hall Arthur William Roberts Peggy Unn Roberts Eva de Concini Berham Spelke the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York

Justice Court Docket For Local Speeding Violations

C. W. Gardner presides as Mrs Wiley handles speeding cases with fines of 10 dollars or 10 days in jail. H A Arnold faces speeding trial set for July. Miguel Samorano cited for driving without a license with a 2 dollar fine. Esidio Canez charged with reckless driving facing 30 dollar fine or 30 days in jail.

Justice Court C. W. Gardner L. Wiley H. A. Arnold Miguel Samorano Esidio Canez

Police Court Adjudicates Turner's Aggravated Battery Case

Presiding Judge Mirren Turner handles aggravated battery charges assigned to Pima County indicating formal court action and potential penalties.

Paul J. Cella Mirren Turner Pima County

Couple Pairs From Palm Springs And Wisconsin Listed

The notice lists individuals from California Wisconsin Illinois Ohio and Arizona in several paired entries. Names include Charles Lafrantz Berniece Strebe Robert J. Colleran Margaret J. Anderson John W Bever Dorothy Schuetz William J Killinskas Helen L Stankiewicz Verne Smith Bernie Lou Bell Chas P Tullis and Cora M Pollard.

Charles Lafrantz Palm Springs Calif Berniece Strebe Robert J. Colleran la Crosse Wisconsin Margaret J. Anderson John W. Bever Legal Age Champaign Illinois Dorothy Schuetz Peru William J. Killinskas Tucson Helen L. Stankiewicz Cleveland Ohio Verne Smith

Miscellaneous Classified Notices and Ads

Multiple small classified items advertise thrift furniture purchases beauty shop specials used tires rentals and rooms share arrangements job wants and a grand canyon trip offer. Notable names include Hubbard's Greenhouses Irene's Beauty Shop and Beatus Shop with addresses and phone numbers.

Irene Fourth Ave Ronat Lady Fair Beauty Shop India Oracle E. Speedway Hildren Chiricahua’ Mountains Myriam Toles Portal Arizona

El Paso Holds Check Passer Arrest in Bogus Checks

El Paso sheriff's office arrested Paul E. Kueline after Tucson police sought him for cashing several bogus checks. James Herron said Kuehne victimized Field's jewelry store June 12 with a $19.38 check and similar amounts at Martin and Jones drug stores. A June 23 complaint charged him with issuing bogus checks.

el Paso Martin and Jones Herron Kuehne Mercer Johnson Tucson

Dogs With Rabies Must Not Be Shot In Head

The Arizona department of health urged the public not to shoot animals suspected of rabies in the head. Destroying the brain makes it impossible to test for rabies, and there have been recent cases where exams could not be made.

Phoenix State Department of Health

Rubber drive ends soon with Red Cross aid appeal

Ten days remain to donate used rubber items including tires tubes hot water bottles garden hose rubber mats floor coverings bathing caps rubber soled shoes and more. Bring to service stations for profit to aid Red Cross U S O and the Army and Navy relief societies. Check attics basements and garages before it ends.

Red Cross U.S. O Army and Navy Sam

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