Summer School Opens at University of Arizona June 9
The University of Arizona announces a two term summer session from June 9 to July 12 and July 14 to August 16. New instructors include Dr. Charles Walcutt and Dr. Lila Sands. Replacing Dr. Ernest Anderson, Dr. Sands will lead chemistry as Anderson moves to the Midwest. Courses cover education and agriculture with certificates and graduate work available.
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University of Arizona
College of Education
Charles Walcutt
University of Oklahoma
D. M. Hibner
Ray and
Hayden
Harry Getty
Hibner
Getty
University of Chicago
Ernest Anderson
Lila Sands
Anderson
Midwest
Arizona
Lawyer Gives Memory Test
The Arizona Industrial Commission ouster hearing before Governor Osborn neared the end of its second week. Prosecutor Frank W. Beer questioned Commissioner Carl Holmes about his commission ship activities in awards to injured workmen. The exchange showed slow progress with no termination date in sight.
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Phoenix
Carl Holmes
Arizona Industrial Commission
Osborn
Frank W. Beer
Holmes
Charles L. Strauss
Beer
Commission
Strauss
Public Records Docket Actions In Four Civil Suits
William G Hall presiding Pauline Podol and others sue Custom Studios Inc for rent in a jury trial. Tucson Rapid Transit Co faces J E McCulloch with jury verdict for defendant in a damage suit. Paul A Wortman sues Mabel E Wortman for divorce. Albert P Lazarin sues Marina Grijalva Lazarin with defendant's answer and cross complaint. Rafael Vegas sues Jesus Bur Las Vegas for divorce. Gordon Farley presiding Emma Landwald sues Albert Glickman with judgment for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Pauline Podol
Custom Studios, Inc
Tucson Rapid Transit Company
J. E. McCulloch
Paul A. Wortman
Mabel E. Wortman
Albert P. Lazarin
Marina Grijalva Lazarin
W. B. Powhatan
Southern Pacific Company
Capitol Tank Lines
Rafael Vegas
Jesus Buelas Vegas
Justice Court Docket Reports Reckless Driving Cases
Judge W Gardner presiding lists Frank Martinez charged with reckless driving with a $30 fine or 30 days. Joaquin Montoya and Roberto Montano cited for reckless driving with trials set or filed complaints. W G Christofferson faces simple battery with six months suspended sentence.
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Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
Frank Martinez
Joaquin Montoya
Roberto Montano
W. G. Christofferson
Police Court Vagrancy and Burglary Cases In Court
Paul Cella presiding cases include Darrell Boley vagrancy punishable by $10 fine or 10 days. Joe Brice vagrancy with $15 fine or 15 days. Aaron P Bruce burglary referred to Pima county. Albert Gribbell held for Nogales.
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Paul Cella
Darrell Boley
Joe Brice
Aaron P. Bruce
Pima County
Albert Gribbell
Nogales
Marriage Licenses Granted in Diverse Cities
Mrs. Belle D Hall and clerk Ralph W Bias in San Francisco with Mary D Hudson of Tucson obtain licenses. Domingo Nanez Romero aged 22 and Hortencio Leon Castel de Oro aged 18, both residents of Tucson, receive marriage licenses.
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Belle D. Hall
Ralph W. Bias
San Francisco
Mary D. Hudson
Tucson
Domingo Nanez Romero
Hortencio Leon Castel de Oro
Wisconsin bill would mark streets near schools with flags
A proposed Wisconsin legislature bill would require towns cities and villages to paint red white and blue stripes one foot wide on streets and telephone poles within 100 yards of public and parochial schools as a traffic safety measure.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Four Arizona Senate Passes Include Egg Inspection Bill
The Arizona Senate sent four house bills to Governor Osborn, including creation of a state egg inspector and a two mill per dozen tax to cover expenses. Debates arose over shifts in employment agency leadership and new speed limits, while other measures would expand old age assistance to religious inmates and form sanitary districts.
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Phoenix
Mar
House
Senate
Osborn
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Employment Service
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Benjamin Blake
Graham County
H. H. d’Autremont
Pima County
d’Autremont
Marvin E. Smith
Maricopa County
Arizona
Building and Loan Association
Visit of Mystic Order grand monarch to Tucson grotto
Thomas H. McElvein Jr., grand monarch of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets, will arrive in Tucson at 5:30 yesterday afternoon for an official visit to Altan Kol Grotto. Masons are invited to an 8 p.m. meeting at the Masonic temple as the 35th degree Mason and Buffalo lodge member is hosted by Wallace Bransford.
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Thomas H. McElvein, Jr
Tucson
Masonic Temple
McElvein
Alvin Bring
Ray Meyer
Roy Magee
William A. Graut
William Hedgspeth
Phoenix Man Gets U S Appointment
William H. Grove, former general sales manager for the Central Arizona Light and Power Co, has been named head of the equipment and service section of the Rural Electrification Administration. He left Phoenix after serving since 1936, previously led Nogales Light and Power and its Mexican subsidiary in Nogales, Sonora.
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Phoenix
William H. Grove
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington, D. C
Grove
Nogales Light and Power Company
Nogales
Sonora
Rites Planned in Bisbee for Mrs Gertrude Reifsnider
Bisbee March 7 Private funeral services were planned today for Mrs. Gertrude Reifsnider wife of A C Reifsnider master mechanic for the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge corporation She died yesterday after a two weeks illness A Bisbee resident for 40 years she came here with her husband from Phoenix in 1924 Reifsnider is a Bisbee city council member and connected with Phelps Dodge
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Bisbee
Gertrude Reifsnider
A. C. Reifsnider
Copper Queen
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Arizona
Reifsnider
Phoenix
Phelps Dodge
Worm Starvation Extends Lifespan Tenfold
Researchers report that a worm subjected to repeated starvation can live about twenty times longer than its normal lifespan, suggesting starvation protocols may significantly slow aging processes in this model organism.
Legislative committee meets on peddler bill topic
The Chamber of Commerce committee plans an afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock to discuss a bill regulating peddlers who haul merchandise into cities by truck or other vehicles. Dr. B Eleanor Johnson and five staff members from the University of Arizona home economics school travel to Phoenix for a state meeting. John Flynn will speak from New York on KVOA radio between 6 and 6 15 pm tomorrow on America First.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
B. Eleanor Johnson
School of Home Economics
University of Arizona
Phoenix
Edith Ranney
Ethel M. Thompson
Helen Hunt
Mildred Jensen
Isabel McQuesten
John Flynn
New York
KVOA
America
Dr Thomas Whittles Talk at Tucson Stamp Club
Dr Thomas Whittles will speak on Cape of Good Hope Triangles during a Tucson Stamp Club meeting at the Y W C A Monday evening.
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Thomas Whittles
Cape of Good Hope
Tucson Stamp Club
Y M C A meeting to discuss plans and leaders
Members of the Boys Work committee and Y M C A faculty advisers will meet tomorrow at noon in the Santa Rita hotel to hear a discussion led by L E Norrie regional program secretary. The seventh annual Evans School rodeo is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the school rodeo field on Tanque Verde road with events such as steer riding calf roping relay races and a special alumni calf roping contest featuring Ed Tappan Larry Whitney and John Peppard.
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Boys Work Committee
Santa Rita
L. E. Norrie
Evans School
Tanque Verde Road
Ed Tappan
Larry Whitney
John Peppard
Mexican Vegetables Far Ahead Of 1940
NOGALES Ariz March 7 The Southern Pacific Railway company disclosed today that Mexican vegetable shipments for the current season had surpassed the mark for the entire shipping year of 1939 40 by 119 carloads Sixty one carloads of Mexican produce crossed last night hiking the year's total to 1 922 carloads as compared with 951 a year ago During all of last season only 1 802 carloads crossed it was reported
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Defending Of Salonika Held Not Feasible
London March 7 Neutral military sources say Greece likely will not defend Salonika and the narrow Macedonian front against German pressure from Bulgaria. Greece may withdraw to a Edessa to Gulf of Salonika line to narrow the front and improve defense across the main theater.
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London
U.P
Greece
Salonika
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Jugoslav
Edessa
Gulf of
Albania
Bombing Practice At Sahuarita Range Warns Public
The 38th Reconnaissance Heavy Bombardment Squadron of the U S Army Air Corps will conduct bombing practice at a new range five miles northeast of Sahuarita from now through March 31. All people are warned to stay away as no hours are set and day and night firing may occur. The field boundaries are marked and a target of two concentric circles 100 and 200 feet in diameter has been laid out with county engineering aid.
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38Th Reconnaisance
U. S. Army Air Corps
Sahuarita
Air Corps
Fort Huachuca worker dies in Bisbee plunge
Harold Murray Lacefield 22, a Don Luis youth employed on the Fort Huachuca construction project, was killed when his car crashed through a guard fence on Slag Dump hill and dropped 30 feet into the railroad bed. Passenger Hasten Burkett escaped injury. Officials deem the death accidental with no inquest.
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Bisbee
Harold Murray Lacefield
Don Luis
Fort Huachuca
Hasten Burkett
Burkett
Four Arkansas convicts hanged after broadcast ban
Four condemned killers William Meharg William Heard Floyd Boyce and William Landers were hanged in Columbia Louisiana after officials blocked last minute radio warnings. The men convicted of killing posseman Frank Gartman during an Arkansas prison break read statements for broadcast before their deaths.
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Columbia
Arkansas
KMLB
Monroe
William Meharg
William Heard
Floyd Boyce
William Landers
Frank Gartman
Columbia Posseman
Boyce
Silk cloth project for parachutes on Indian handlooms
In the United Provinces of India efforts are underway to produce a suitable silk cloth on handlooms intended for parachute use. The initiative seeks to adapt local silk production to military needs and ensure a steady supply for parachute fabrics.
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United Provinces
India
Medical group to hold Phoenix meet marks anniversary
Arizona State Medical association will hold its annual meeting in Phoenix on April 17 18 and 19 to celebrate the golden anniversary of the association with social and scientific features planned.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Medical Association
Local Ads List Home and Vehicle Offers and Repairs
Classified notices show bicycle and lawn mower repair services in several firms with pickup delivery options. Also listed are furniture cash offers, car washing, and home building materials. Remodeling and real estate postings include homes for sale or trade and ready for inspection Colonia Solana and 1025 N Park listings.
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Russell & Sheperd
Fourth Ave
Ingham & Ingham
Central Auto Park
Edwy
HOPE
Manufacturers Sales CO
S. Park
Speedway Supply CO
Speedway
Hubbard
Phoenix
Colonia Solana
N. Park
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Emma Landwald
Albert Glickman
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Schilling
Struma River
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Landers
Vicks
VapoRub
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Brownie
Rexseltzer
KOTEX
Illasol
QUEST
Elmo
Rexall
Deodo
Seaforth
Delsey
LUX
Dentifrice Discovery
Lifebuoy Health
Dr. West
Yue As
A Cea
Congress & Church
Congress & Fifth Sixth
Congress
SCOTT
Alr
Seed
E. Congress
Broadway
Houston
Tsu
Bath
Fremont
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
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