Soldier Recreation Talk Highlights National Defense Plans
Maj George W Braden of the National Recreation association says five year plus training for soldiers sailors and marines will continue. Tucson will host more troops from the U S Army airport and Fort Huachuca with new recreation facilities and a pool pavilion near Dunbar for Negro soldiers. He notes Roosevelt's 150 million recreation fund and a 2 million El Paso playheadquarters while other western states and Hawaii expand similar efforts. The talk was given at the Chamber of Commerce before the local national defense committee.
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National Defense Movement
George W. Braden
National Recreation Association
Tucson
U. S. Army
Fort Huachuca
Dunbar School
National Guard
Air
Braden
Roosevelt
United States
el Paso
Braden’s
Hawaii
Chamber of Commerce
National Defense Committee
E. D. Tetreau
Jack O’dowd
Elizabeth Beach
William H. Johnson
L. H. Howard
J. Mercer Johnson
Hervey Smith
Bernice Miller
James Houston
Don Hughes
William Stuart Nichols
Loveless Gardner
Public Records in Various Cases Hearings Extended to March May
William G. Hall presiding Alma E Hendry and George W. Hendry hearings continued to March 17. Famous Hair and Beauty Parlor Supply Co. vs Irving S Feld hearing continued to March. William I Martin administrator vs Frank W GeMeiner hearing set for May 6 before jury. Jack B Martin vs Daily Mines Co plaintiff motion to dismiss counterclaim granted defendant 10 days to plead further. D S Holsclaw vs John D Howell plaintiff 10 days to file bill of particulars defendant 10 days to reply.
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William G. Hall
Alma E. Hendry
George W. Hendry
Famous Hair and Beauty Parlor Supply Company
Irving S. Feldin
William I. Martin
Frank W. GeMeiner
Jack B. Martin
Daily Mines Company
D.S. Holsclaw
John D. Howell
Court Docket Clears Reckless Driving and Speeding Cases
C W Gardner presiding lists Manuel Soto fined 30 days or 30 dollars for reckless driving. Aaron P Bruce held on 1000 dollar bond for burglary. Joaquin Montoyo fined 25 dollars or 15 days for reckless driving. Wells Allen has a March 13 hearing for speeding. Ralph A Carrasco fined 10 dollars or 10 days for speeding.
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C. W. Gardner
Manuel Soto
Aaron P. Bruce
Joaquin Montoyo
Wells Allen
Ralph A. Carrasco
Matador Garza Escapes in Torn Pants After Bull Attack
In Mexico City on March 10 Lorenzo Garza known as El Magnifico faced three bulls after a prior failure. He tore his pants when attacked but killed the first bull and two more, drawing mixed reactions from about 20 000 fans as he earned 18 000 pesos per performance.
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Mexico City
Lorenzo
el Magnifico
Garza
Ferdinand
Ole
Police Court Docket Summary In Pima County
Paul Cella presiding Ed Black cited for leaving the scene of an accident to Pima county court Cliff Amos reckless driving $50 bond forfeited Horace Warner disturbing the peace $10 bond forfeited H B Thompson disturbing the peace $15 fine or 15 days in jail George T Posey vagrancy $10 Lenor Williams vagrancy hearing set for Tuesday
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Paul Cella
Ed Black
Pima
Cliff Amos
Horace Warner
H. B. Thompson
George T. Posey
Lenor Williams
Phone engineer dies at his Tucson home
Harry Dornblazer Bruhn 51 an engineer at Bell Telephone laboratories in New York died Saturday afternoon at his Tucson home 346 South Sixth Avenue. A native of Wheeling West Virginia he came to Tucson last October. The body will be shipped tomorrow morning on the Californian with wife Kathryn E Bruhn to Newark New Jersey for funeral services and burial. He resided in Newark and commuted daily to New York. Mrs Bruhn is the only survivor. Arrangements are through Brings Funeral Home.
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Harry Dornblazer Bruhn
Bell Telephone Company Laboratories
New York
Tucson
South Sixth Avenue
Wheeling
W. Va
Kathryn E. Bruhn
Newark
N. J
Bring’s Funeral Home
University of Arizona Livestock Team Places Fifth in Fort Worth Horse Judging
A five member University of Arizona livestock judging team finished fifth in horse judging among 20 at the Fort Worth stock show. Marion Smith ranked fourth in hog judging and sixteenth overall in all judging contests among 100. The group was led by Clarence L. Bell with telegram details via E. B. Stanley and heads back to Tucson Wednesday evening after a 12 day tour.
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University of Arizona
Fort Worth
Tex
E. B. Stanley
Clarence L. Bell
Marion Smith
Tucson
Indo China Thailand Pact to Be Signed
Formal initialling of the peace agreement settling the border dispute between French Indo China and Thailand is slated at Premier Konoye's residence tomorrow. French Ambassador Arsene Henry and Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka met for 90 minutes with observers noting possible wording changes. Italy may ration shoes.
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Tokyo
Thailand
Fumimaro Konoye
Charles Arsene Henry
Yosuke Matsuoka
East Digging Out After Big Winter Storm
The three day siege of snow and rain killed at least 17 people in the middle Atlantic and New England states. Snow depths reached 17 inches in parts of New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. New York City and Philadelphia faced major traffic and communications disruption from heavy snow and rain as workers cleared 12 inches of snow and slush.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
Virginia
Canada
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rocky Mountains
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
Dakotas
New York City
Philadelphia
Heat Wave Grips California After Rainfall
California remains under a heat wave with temperatures about 10 degrees above normal across the state. The U S weather bureau forecasts continued heat through tomorrow as a stationary storm off the coast weakens. City readings included Los Angeles 83 San Diego 81 Sacramento 75 Fresno 74 San Francisco 70.
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San Francisco
California
U S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Fresno
Auditors Sought for University of Arizona Flight Course
The Chamber of Commerce announced vacancies for auditors in a non college pilot training course at the University of Arizona. The program covers navigation meteorology and CAA rules. Classes meet Monday Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p m in the Humanities building. Fee is 10 dollars with 195 cent books. Applications are at the Chamber of Commerce.
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University of Arizona
C. E. Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
CAA
State Planning Bill To Be Discussed Here
Objections and possible amendments to the regional planning bill will be discussed this afternoon by the legislative committee of the Chamber of Commerce chaired by C Wayne Clampitt. The measure passed the Senate unanimously but faces objections in the house. The Tucson and Phoenix Chambers sponsor the bill to guide development near major cities if enacted.
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House
Chamber of Commerce
C. Wayne Clampitt
Senate
Clampitt
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix Chamber
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