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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1949

Page

2

Tang Changes Liquor Count Plea In Court

Tucson businessman Joe W. Tang pleaded guilty in U S district court to two liquor charges for carrying on wholesale business without a special revenue tax and buying liquor without a basic permit. The case covered activities between February 1946 and January 1947. Judge Holly postponed further action to hear prosecution facts and allow probation reports.

Joe W. Tang Tucson SS. Treasury Department U.S. District Court E. T. Cusick Glenn Ginn Torneys Tang Holly Frank Flynn U.S Ruth E. Booe Amarillo Miss Booe Pima Pima County U. S George R. West Mae L. West Valley National Bank FHA Raul Castro University of Arizona U. S. District Court

Ancient Cars To Be Shown Here Saturday

Tucson residents will hear and see ancient automobiles this Saturday with KCNA broadcast descriptions. Cars including a 1903 Ford, a 1908 Ford, and a $25,000 1928 Hispano-Suiza will be shown at the KCNA parking lot and later exhibited at Ranchers Rendezvous on 90 E Pennington Street.

Ford Charles Broder Douglas Motor Sales Alva Davis Davis Trailer Court John Haugh Tucson Tallow Co Keystone Tucson KCNA

Snowflake Well Reaches 700 Feet In Sand and Shale

Snowflake oil prospect 11 miles northwest of town pushes drill to nearly 700 feet amid repeated circulation losses. Harry Failing, general superintendent, says losses occurred at 138 feet and again later in the week. L. M. Lockhart, Texas California producer, staffs the operation and expects to pass the bad sand and shale by 800 feet to continue drilling.

Here Harry Failing L. M. Lockhart Texas California Failing

VFW Plans To Mark Golden Jubilee

Tucson post No. 549 coordinates a weeklong Golden Jubilee celebration for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Post quartermaster Henry Waddell said plans begin in Tucson on April 4 with further details to come. The national HQ release notes the VFW, founded in 1899, is the nation’s oldest active major veterans association.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Tucson VFW Henry Waddell Post Quartermaster Waddell Veterans Organization Veterans Association

Spelled Backwards Strip Tease in Penny Arcade Case

Magistrate Paul J. Cella ruled Friday after a 45 minute showing of confiscated burlesque films against Michael Garfunkel for showing lewd pictures on East Congress street. The films ended at the beginning and music played in reverse, leading to a suspended punishment on condition no further such films are exhibited.

Paul J. Cella Michael Garfunkel Penny Arcade East Congress Street Cella Garfunkel

Heavy Weekend Schedule at Tucson High

Tucson High lays out a busy weekend with a gymkhana in the boys gym at 8 p.m. Friday, the spring Amphitheater baseball opener at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, and a sophomore hop at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the cafeteria. Proceeds aid the Badger fund and JRC service. Jerry Purdy will MC the gymkhana. The amphitheater game meets Amphi at Randolph Park. Sophomore Showboat theme features a riverboat dock scene. officers include Frank Lockhart and Bob Lacagnina.

Tucson High School Tucson Red Cross Tucson High Badger Fund JRC Jerry Purdy Randolph Park Amphi Anna Hughes Ted Bailey Frank Lockhart Bob Lacagnina Leta French Pat Waring Bob Pesqueira

Arizona museum receives $25 gift for Ventana cave diorama

The Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, an Arizona state museum affiliate, donates 25 toward a 6000 diorama depicting Ventana cave flora and fauna. Dr. Emil W. Haury notes the cave on the Papago Reservation shows 10,000 years of continuous habitation. A New York artist will construct the exhibit for the state museum.

Ventana Cave Tucson Gem and Mineral Society Arizona State Museum Emil W. Haury University of Arizona New York City State Museum Papago Indian Reservation

Driver Pleads Guilty In Second Case

Lawson Johnson 52 a resident of 1250 S Cherry Ave pleaded guilty to reckless driving under liquor influence before Justice Clark H Johnson. He was fined 100 dollars and ordered to 15 days jail after a March 16 arrest following a collision with a highway patrol car driven by Earl Keenum.

Lawson Johnson S. Cherry Ave Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Johnson East 22Nd Street Earl Keenum Keenum Superior Court J. Mercer Johnson City Police Court Paul J. Cella Jennie Candiotti First Ave South Fifth Avenue East 20Th Street

Sweeney Awaits Judge Sentence In Reckless Driving

Augustine Sweeney aged 38 of 2846 South Fifth Avenue awaits sentence after being found guilty in justice court of reckless driving. Judge Clark H. Johnson heard witness testimony detailing a February 25 collision on South Fourth Avenue and East 36th Street with Charles Mednick’s car.

Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Augustine Sweeney S. Fifth Ave Sweeney Justice Court Justice Johnson Charles Mednick E. Juanita Jr

Improvements Planned for Rodeo Grounds by Chamber Committee

The chamber of commerce rodeo committee discussed grounds improvements with funding from this year’s profits. Plans include drinking fountains, emergency exits, better sound, and rebuilding pens and chutes. Goyette said 13 618.74 in net proceeds will fund projects, with April planning meetings to set priorities.

Chamber of Commerce Rodeo Committee C. Edgar Goyette Goyette

Two Drivers Cited After South Sixth Avenue Crash

Albert Lee 63 of Sunset Court cited for failure to yield after collision with Albert Hopper 35 of 4009 E Burns on South Sixth near 21st Street. Hopper car damage $50, Lee car damage $150, police reported.

Albert Lee Sunset Court Albert Hopper E. Burns South Sixth Avenue 21St Street Hopper Lee

Investigation Thwarts Thief At Elks Lodge

Police report an attempted burglary at the Elks Lodge on North Court and Ott Street. Night bartender Barney Rohen found the upstairs bar’s shades drawn after leaving at 3 am and, with Highway Patrolman Kenneth Massey, found a crowbar used to force the upstairs door and an attempted drawer opening.

Elks Lodge North Court Avenue Ott Street Barney Rohen Roden Kenneth Massey

mphi Students Offered Job Help

Students at Amphitheater high school were offered job guidance by Kenneth Kauffman of the Tucson office. Police say a burglar hid in the building as there were no signs of forced entry.

Mphi Amphitheater High School Kenneth Kauffman Tucson

State employment service helps high school job guidance

At a PTA meeting the Arizona State Employment Service explained its job counselling program. Kauffman said the service has been very successful in aiding high school students to identify suitable job types and is available to all state high schools.

Arizona State Employment Service PTA Kauffman

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