Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

We have 3,310,217 pages in Arizona

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 32 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1941

Page

5

Red Cross Moves Work Room to Main Street Location

Red Cross workroom staff will relocate to 300 North Main Street in the former Steinfeld home, donated by the Benedictine Sisters. Park Avenue quarters are vacated as sales end their stay. 30,000 surgical dressings will be packed for China, with other items sent to Britain. Contributions come from Benson, Bowie, Willcox and Ajo. more Tucson volunteers are urged to help meet a late April quota.

Red Cross North Main Street Steinfeld Benedictine Country Club Road Carmelita Tucson South Park Avenue Park Avenue J. J. O’dowd Chamber of Commerce China West Britain Benson, Bowie Willcox Ajo O’dowd Medora Williams T. E. Allin

Honor Court For Scouts To Be Held Here

Boy Scouts of Catalina council will hold a public court of honor in Tucson senior high school auditorium at 7 30 Friday evening. Judge William G. Hall will preside and Eagle Scout awards will be given to Frank Boice Jr Jack Ellis and Roscoe Patton.

Boy Scouts of Catalina Council Tucson William G. Hall Pima County Superior Court Frank Boice, Jr Jack Ellis Roscoe Patton Chester H. Smith Law School University of Arizona Leslie Brewer Casa Grande Coolidge Eloy Florence Hayden Ray Winkelman Mammoth Ajo Nogales

Weather snapshot from Phoenix and regional forecasts

The dispatch reports New Mexico absorbing California’s disturbance with varying temperatures across cities. Arizona remains partly cloudy with showers in central and east areas, slightly colder tonight. New Mexico sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and drizzle southeast, and colder conditions west Thursday. Southern California stays generally clear with scattered clouds. West Texas remains mostly cloudy with rain and snow in parts, turning colder late Thursday.

Phoenix New Mexico California U. S. Weather Bureau New York Can Tucson Soatacdesabes Washington UE Canes Arizona West Texas South North

Nazi Official To Answer On Spy Charges

Fritz Wiedemann German consul general in San Francisco faces civil federal charges accusing him of receiving over 5 million dollars for espionage and aiding a plan to destroy U S unity. The suit, filed by Mrs. Alice Crockett, claims Wiedemann sent her to Germany on a confidential mission and refused payment. Allegations include instruction to stockpile ammunition in New Jersey and other eastern states for use by a German American band against the U S government.

San Francisco Fritz Wiedemann Germany United States Western Hemisphere Alice Crockett Wiedemann

Rites for Infant Amelia Gil Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for 10 month old Amelia Gil daughter of Mr and Mrs Demetrio Gil of 321 North Highland avenue will be held tomorrow morning at 9 at San Agustin Cathedral Rev Don Hughes officiating Burial will be in Holy Hope Cemetery Arrangements are through Bring s Funeral Home.

Amelia Gil Demetrio Gil North Highland Avenue San Agustin Cathedral Don Hughes Holy Hope Cemetery Bring’s Funeral Home

Hospital head honored at Western Hospital convention

J. O. Sexson, superintendent of the Good Samaritan hospital in Phoenix and president of the Arizona Hospital Association, has been elected second vice president of the Western Hospital Association during its annual convention in San Francisco.

San Francisco J. O. Sexson Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix Arizona Hospital Association Western Hospital Association

Suit Brought Into Hearing By Governor

In Phoenix on March 5 Chairman Carl Holmes testified that a state industrial commission suit exists against Lightning Delivery Company. President George A. Coffin is linked to the action as a challenger of commission members over alleged malfeasance. The case seeks workmen's compensation fund premiums of several thousand dollars. Holmes said the suit was filed eight years ago and delayed by factors beyond the commission's control. The hearing touched on other political connections and pending witness calls.

Phoenix Carl Holmes State Industrial Commission George A. Coffin Commission Holmes Lightning Delivery Company Coffin Burt H. Clingan Osborn Frank Beer George Coffin Beer Industrial Commission William Coxon Bob Jones

Military Review Set for Saturday at Univ of Arizona

A practice review for 912 ROTC students will run from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Classes are excused as they prepare for the annual inspection on March 10 and 11 led by Col. E A Keyes of Fort Sam Houston. The public is invited to watch the parade and review. the event finalizes commissions for about 50 seniors.

University of Arizona R. O. T. C Col. E. A. Keyes Fort Sam Houston

Airplane Metals Course Offered at Tempe Teachers College

Courses in airplane sheet metal tied to the national defense program will be offered at Arizona State Teachers College in Tempe. J. R. Hubbard, WPA district supervisor, announced two classes aviation mechanics and machine shop practices are already operating. prospective students may apply at local WPA offices for information.

Arizona State Teachers College Tempe J. R. Hubbard Fedars Works Project Administration Hubbard WPA

Superior Court Docket Involves Transit Firm And Family Disputes

Public records list William G. Hall presiding over Tucson Rapid Transit Company versus J. E. McCulloch in a jury trial of a damage action. Also Leslie G. Thomas sues Emma E. Thomas for divorce, and James L. Vease et al. litigate against Erminia R. de Montoya et al. in a suit to quiet title.

William G. Hall Tucson Rapid Transit Company J. E. McCulloch Leslie G. Thomas Emma E. Thomas James L. Vease Erminia R. de Montoya

Simple and reckless cases in Justice Court docket

Judge C. W. Gardner presides as Walter G. Christofferson faces simple battery. Richard S. Donavan charged with reckless driving with $25 fine and 15 days. Severo Jimenez charged with disturbing the peace with $25 fine or 25 days. Edward L. Royal charged with burglary held to answer in superior court.

Justice Court C. W. Gardner Walter G. Christofferson Richard S. Donavan Severo Jimenez Edward L. Royal

Police Court Notes From The Day

Paul Cella presiding with cases on Ruben Aguirre for disturbing the peace continued to Thursday. Eldon E. Dumuick released to Phoenix on vagrancy charges. Boby Darell and Joe Brice each face vagrancy with $10 or 10 days penalties.

Paul Cella Ruben Aguirre Eldon E. Dumuick Phoenix Boby Darell Joe Brice

Tucson Couples and San Diego Pairs Listed for Marriage

The document lists Thomas Emerson Hotchkiss and Hortencia B Zepeda both of Tucson, Frederick Jewell Buxton of Philadelphia and Elizabeth Ward York of San Diego, Charles Frederic Danford aged 24 and Marian Rotramel aged 23 from Tucson, and Paul Richard Collins aged 24 with Ruth Patton aged 21 from San Diego.

Thomas Emerson Hotchkiss Hortencia B. Zepeda Tucson Frederick Jewell Buxton Philadelphia Elizabeth Ward York San Diego Charles Frederic Danford Marian Rotramel Paul Richard Collins Ruth Patton

Senate Debates Yearly Funds Behind Closed Doors

PHOENIX March 5 The senate met in a caucus to work on the 6 332 008 56 general appropriations bill bypassing floor debate. House passed the measure with little change and amendments are expected to be few though some departments may receive added funds. A final action was anticipated possibly late this afternoon.

Phoenix Senate House

Water color lessons for University of Arizona students

Eliot O'Hara, water color artist from Goose Rocks Beach Me., lectured to University of Arizona art students yesterday. He demonstrated rough paper techniques, common beginner errors, and showed motion pictures illustrating tree painting from his book Making the Brush Behave.

University of Arizona Eliot O’hara Goose Rocks Beach Tucson O'Hara

Military vehicles from British subsidiaries join Indian Army use

Thousands of specially designed military vehicles produced by British subsidiaries of an American automobile company will be used by the Indian Army, expanding its armored and support capabilities.

Moore Urges Renewed Faith By Americans

Former Governor A. Harry Moore of New Jersey urged renewed faith in American principles at a Tucson Rotary Club address. He warned of sacrifices ahead and cautioned against a self centered “nursemaid” state while praising service clubs as values shapers. He cited a New Jersey war mother and disabled individuals overcoming odds, and criticized alien agitators undermining faith.

America A. Harry Moore New Jersey Tucson Rotary Christopher A. Reilly Jersey City Charles Newton Chicago

Budget Report Shows No Overspending By Pima County Departments

Fred O. Gooddell, county comptroller, discloses a budget review finds no overspending by Pima County departments for the current fiscal year. Expenditures for eight months end February 28 are itemized across assessor to highways and city departments. Separately Mexico orders soldiers escorting dignitaries to ride inside trains and maintain decorum.

Pima Fred O. Gooddell Elections Department Judge Superior Court Justice of the Peace Tucson Ajo

Three Talks at Tucson Senior High Assembly

Three lectures were delivered at the Tucson Senior High School student assembly this morning. Mary Margaret Kenny spoke on Americanism, Lowden Wingo discussed What is Right and What is Wrong With the Youth Today, and Milton Wiggins spoke on Joys of Amateur Photography. Sheriff Ed F Echols plans to leave for Jackson Miss where police hold C W Glaze on a check fraud charge. Edward L Royal, 20, of San Marino California, was held in justice court to answer in superior court for burglary of Vernon Smith’s home and theft of 360 in property.

Tucson Senior High School Mary Margaret Kenny ED F. Echols Jackson Miss C. W. Glaze J. C. Penney Edward L. Royal San Marino Calif Superior Vernon Smith North Second Avenue

C. M. E. Church Chicken Dinner Planned

The C M E Church will sponsor a chicken dinner tomorrow from 11 a m to 6 p m at the church located at Ninth avenue and Fourth street Deliveries can be arranged by calling 4253.

C. M. E. Church Ninth Avenue Fourth Street

Cotton School Meeting Set With Market Talk

A Cotton School meeting will be held tomorrow at 2 p m in the county agricultural agent s office on the third floor of the county courthouse. Future market possibilities will be discussed. the meeting is sponsored by Robert L Matlock ex extension agronomist at the University of Arizona.

Robert L. Matlock Extension Agronomist University of Arizona

Boys of Woodcraft Meet at Oury Park Hall

The Boys of Woodcraft Camp 44 will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m today at Oury Park hall with members urged to attend.

Woodcraft Oury Park Hall

Turkey dinner hosted by The Courtesia Club at Prince Chapel

The Courtesia Club of Prince Chapel church sponsors a turkey dinner tomorrow at 574 South Stone Avenue from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds support church programs and community needs.

Courtesia Club Prince Chapel Church South Stone Avenue

Pima County Mother Singers Set Thursday Rehearsal

The Pima County Mother Singers will meet for rehearsal Thursday at 1 30 p m at Roskruge school. A full attendance is requested. Mrs George Adams directs and Mrs J Clark Williams accompanies.

Pima County Mother Singers Roskruge School George Adams J. Clark Williams

Red Cross First Aid Course Opens at YWCA

A five week standard Red Cross first aid course for men and women begins Thursday March 13 at the YWCA. Classes meet Mondays and Thursdays from 9 30 to 11 30 under Tucson police Patrolman Danzil G Tyler supervision, announced by Col O G Brown first aid committee chairman.

RED Cross YWCA Danzil G. Tyler Tucson Col O. G. Brown

Arizona Professor to Speak on World Trade In Phoenix

Dr. E. J. Brown director of the University of Arizona school of business and public administration will travel to Phoenix on March 13 to address the Arizona museum. His lecture title is Totalitarian Influence on World Trade.

E. J. Brown School of Business and Public Administration University of Arizona Phoenix Arizona Museum

A Picture of the Mines and Metallurgy Building

The February issue of Engineering and Mining Journal features a photo of the University of Arizona mines and metallurgy building. The image appears in a year in review section highlighting notable events from the past year.

University of Arizona Engineering and Mining Journal

Cornell Club Sets Thursday Noon Meeting at Pioneer Hotel

The Cornell club will hold its monthly meeting at 12:30 PM Thursday in the Pioneer hotel. Members will discuss upcoming events and club activities.

Cornell Club Pioneer Hotel

Christofferson Charged With Battery In Family Dispute

Walter G. Christofferson of 217 East 32nd street is accused of simple battery against his wife Jessie on February 23. A complaint was filed today in justice court.

Walter G. Christofferson East 32Nd Street Jessie Justice Court

Rand Dolovan Sentenced for Reckless Driving

Richard S. Donavan, 33, of 628 South Fourth Avenue, was fined $25 and sentenced to 15 days in jail in justice court after being arrested by state highway patrolmen Monday night on reckless driving charges.

Richard 8S Donavan South Fourth Avenue Justice Court

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna Advertisement

Thousands believe Ponstipati Comfort Stomach. It calls for Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation and calm stomach distress. Doctors use pepsin compounds to carry medicines. children enjoy the taste of this pleasant family laxative.

Leonard Woods Opens 1941 Golf Season With Hole-in-One

Galesburg NL reports Leonard Woods began the 1941 golf season with a hole-in-one on his first shot. The southpaw golfer used an iron from the No. 1 tee at a local club, sinking the ball in the cup on the first stroke.

Galesburg Leonard Woods Woods

Also Mentioned on This Page

Main Street Phoenix Hospital Public Records Belle D. Hall State Senate Moore Jersey Mexico Hawkins W. Congress J. East India Ponstipati Jet Ayer N. Stone Revere Food Authority Betsy Ph Soha sMin Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Company Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling CO 6Th Ave
Search Courier

Search the Tucson Daily Citizen Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Tucson Daily Citizen?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication