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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1949

Page

3

Drachman Fire Loss Settlement Nearing Finalization

The Tucson School District reports a $93,000 loss value and $1,000 for teachers’ personal property in the Drachman elementary blaze of Oct 25, with final settlement awaiting paper work. Construction bids start now and open Mar 12. funds beyond insurance require the county and district approvals.

Seea Drachman Ralph H. King Tucson Public Schools School Board of King County Board of Supervisor

Pyramid Pair Pleads Guilty

A Phoenix couple pled guilty to conducting a lottery tied to pyramid clubs in the Phoenix area and received suspended six month sentences. Charges against another pair were dismissed and the Aldersons were ordered to return embezzled funds.

Phoenix, Mar Phoenix Walter Alderson Guido Agostini Es In Lott Aldersons

Palomeres 21 Fined For Assault After Five Points Arrest

Reyes A Palomares 21 of 837 S Fourth Ave was ordered to pay a 30 fine or spend 30 days in jail by Magistrate Paul J Cella on his plea of guilty to assaulting Ovid Jones 361 19th St. Palomares was arrested by city police at 2 50 am Tuesday in Five Points after he attacked Jones.

Reyes A. Palomares S. Fourth Ave Paul J. Cella Jty Ovid Jones 19Th St. Palomares Jones

Buried Wednesday for Bodo Van Walden

Requiem mass for Bodo van Walden 58 who died Sunday night at his home 2522 E Lee St is set for 10 am Wednesday at SS Peter and Paul church with burial in Holy Hope cemetery Rosary will be recited 7 30 pm Tuesday at Williams mortuary He came here two weeks ago to join his wife Elisabeth and daughter Madeline who had been living in Tucson for two years for their daughter's health.

Bodo van Walden E. Lee St SS Peter and Paul Church Holy Hope Cemetery Williams Mortuary Mr. van Walden Elisabeth Madeline Tucson

Betty Cole Cited for Driving Without License After East 21st Collision

Betty Cole aged 22 of 2615 South Sixth Avenue was cited for driving without a license after a Monday afternoon crash at East 21st Street and South Fifth Avenue. Her vehicle collided with a car driven by Harold L. Lillcrap aged 58 of 123 West Missouri Street. damage to both cars was estimated at 75 dollars.

Betty Cole S. Sixth Ave East 21St Street South Fifth Avenue Lane Harold L. Lillcrap Missouri St

Health Group Will Install Its Officers

Newly elected officers of the Pima County Tuberculosis Health association will be installed at the annual meeting of the board of directors at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The session, at 301 E Fourth St, will feature a review of 1948 work by outgoing president Mrs. J. B. McQuown, followed by a social hour. 1949 officers include E. D. Herreras president Herman C. Rasche first vice president C. E. Britten second vice president Miss Nellie Kemp executive secretary Mrs. Ralph W. Bilby treasurer and Mrs. McQuown and Charles Penfold members at large.

Pima County Tuberculosis & Health Association E. Fourth St J. B. McQuown E. D. Herreras Herman C. Rasche C. E. Britten Nellie Kemp Ralph W. Bilby McQuown Charles Penfold

Ruth Booe Admits Automobile Theft

Ruth Booe pleaded guilty in U S district court to transporting a stolen motor vehicle from Tucson to San Pedro California. Federal Judge William H Holly delayed sentencing until next Monday pending a probation report. In a separate civil case the judge awarded the U S government 4121 dollars on a federal crop insurance premium claim.

Ruth Booe Tucson San Pedro Calif U. S William H. Holly W. H. Lane Crop Insurance Corporation

Pima 4-H Fair Set for April 22 23 in Tucson

Kenneth L. McKee announces the four 4-H junior fairs to be held in April. Tucson hosts the Pima county fair April 22 and 23 at the fairgrounds near the rodeo field on South Sixth Avenue. The Yuma fair runs April 8 and 9 at Crane school. Pinal county fair is at Kinelworth school near Coolidge with dates April 1 and 2. Maricopa county fair occurs at Arizona State College Tempe April 1 and 2.

Tucson South Sixth Avenue Kenneth L. McKee Agricultural Extension Division University of Arizona McKee Ellen Knightlinger Yuma Yuma County Crane School Kinelworth School Coolidge Maricopa County Arizona State College Tempe

Accident at North Mountain and North Street Causes Damage

An accident Monday at North Mountain Avenue and North Street caused about 110 dollars in damage to two cars and issued Edwin J. Hillenbrand 37 All States Trailer Court a citation for failing to stop at a boulevard. His car collided with one driven by Paul Marsh 17 of 1107 East Indio Street.

North Mountain Avenue North Street Edwin J. Hillenbrand All States Paul Marsh E. Indio St

Tucson Written Drama To Be Put On Air Here

The Return a Tucson written dramatic sketch will air at 8 45 p m Tuesday on the University of Arizona workshop broadcast over KCNA The script by William Rider Tucson is directed by Peter R Marroney head of UA dramatic art The student cast includes Thornton Garst George Moreney Doug Fulton all Tucson William Bellamak Superior and Warren Hessel Green Bay Wisconsin.

University of Arizona Workshop KCNA William Rider Tucson Peter R. Marroney Department of Dramatic Art University Thornton Garst George Moreney Doug Fulton William Bellamak Superior Warren Hessel Green Bay Wis

Local Man Denied Malicious Mischief Charge in City Court

Pedro Ochoa Lopfz, 21, of 425 W McCormick, denied malicious mischief charges in city court. The case was postponed to March 11 for future hearing.

Pedro Ochoa Lopfz W. McCormick Sr

Café incident leads to table and chair damage

A disturbance occurred Saturday night at La Casita cafe located at 15 S Court St. An unnamed individual was charged with breaking a table and several chairs during the incident. Authorities reported minor property damage with no reported injuries.

la Casita Cafe S. Court St

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