Soviet Plans No Mark War in Western Berlin
Col. Alexi Jelisarov, acting Russian commandant in Berlin, said the Soviet authorities will take no counter measures against the Western action outlawing Soviet marks in western Berlin. He noted Westerners may spend surplus marks before they become worthless after April 30 and that eastern marks may be used for food until April 1, rent until April 19, and taxes until April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Alexi Jelisarov
Jelisarov
Communist Party
Two Awarded At Veterans Hospital in Tucson
Chet Wadsworth announced at the U S veterans hospital in Tucson that two employees received special meritorious service awards. Homer J. LaVallee and Joseph E. Mineo were honored for devotion to duty and extra time aiding colleagues, with Wadsworth noting their cost-saving shortcuts and work with inadequate equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Tucson
Chet Wadsworth
Homer J. LaVallee
S. Liberty Ave
Joseph E. Mineo
W. MacArthur Jr
Wadsworth
E J Johnson Injured In Courthouse Fall
Edward J. Johnson age about 65 of 113 West 32nd Street was injured in a fall from the courthouse west steps and taken to the county hospital. Highway Patrol officer A W Roberts said he bounced on his head twice before landing on his back and the exact injuries were not released.
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Edward J. Johnson
W. 32Nd St
A. W. Roberts
Highway Patrol
Johnson
Roberts
City Briefs Active Tuesday Evening Events
A list of local meetings and gatherings includes the American Legion auxiliary at post headquarters 224 S Meyer St 8 p.m. the Churchmen of Our Saviours Lutheran Church at Helen St and Campbell Ave with refreshments and movies, Tucson Rotary luncheon noon at the Pioneer Hotel ballroom, Star Circle No 2 luncheon at the Masonic temple, Mothers' club of Job's Daughters at 1902 N Dodge Bird 2 p.m. and children's hour at the Carnegie Library 7 p.m. Arizona Chapter No 73 MOPH and the Ladies Auxiliary meet 8 p.m. at VFW headquarters and again 8 p.m. at the VFW hall with visiting members and Gold Star Mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young American Legion Auxiliary
Post Headquarters
S. Meyer St
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Helen Street
Campbell Avenue
Newell Stewart
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
Tucson Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Star Circle
Masonic Temple
Carl Larmour
J. C. Richards
Mothers’ Club
Job's
Glenn Wood
N. Dodge Bird
Carnegie Public Library
Arizona
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Women's Auxiliary
VFW
MOPH
Ladies’ Auxiliary
YMCA Secretary Named President of Interstate Y Officials
C. D. Lopez, general secretary of the Tucson YMCA, was elected Monday as president of the interstate association of Y secretaries at its annual Miami meeting. The group, covering three states of the Pacific Southwest, voted to hold its 1950 convention in Tucson. Edward A. Lamb of Tucson was elected vice president and Robert Burgen of Albuquerque was secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Lopez
Tucson
YMCA
Interstate Association of “Y
Miami
Pacific Southwest
Edward A. Lamb
Robert Burgen
Querque
False Citizenship Costs Man 3 Years
In federal court Judge William H. Holly sentences Raymundo Ortega Mendez to three years for using false documents to pose as a U S citizen. Other defendants, Javier Cervantes-Michel Camilo Herron-Contreras and John Neil Donald, plead guilty with varying sentences for similar immigration fraud charges and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Holly
Raymundo Ortega-Mendez
U. S
Holly
Javier Cervantes-Michel
Camilo Herron-Contreras
Mexico
John Neil Donald
Australia
Archie Cason
Arizona
Marcelo Saavedra
United States
Juan Murillo Hernandez
United
Rogers Sues U S over Veterans Hospital Pay
Mrs. Garth W. Rogers of Tucson sues the U S government claiming pay since June 22, 1945 after her suspension for unsatisfactory service at the local veterans hospital. Judge Holly heard motions on dismissal or summary judgment. decision for later. Also note FCC exams for radio operators in Tucson starting April 9 at Tucson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Washington
Garth W. Rogers
Tucson
Rogers
Veterans Hospital
Holly
Turner
C. Wayne Clampitt
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Ginn To Discuss Current Events in China at Trinity
Tucson attorney Glenn Ginn will speak at 6 30 p m Thursday on The Significance of Current Events in China to the Trinity Presbyterian church men's council. The meeting occurs in the church dining hall with reservations available from the council president George Berntsen.
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Glenn Ginn
Tucson
China
Trinity Presbyterian Church
George Berntsen
Newspaper fragment records survive from March 2 7940
OCR fragment notes a Tuesday evening entry from March 2 in a Baily Citizen issue. The readable lines hint at local notices and brief items though details are fragmentary and unclear.
Trinity Men Affiliated with National Presbyterian Council
Interested men are urged to contact the church office by Wednesday. The Trinity men's council has recently affiliated with the National Council of Presbyterian Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Men’s Council
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Gunportables and case stolen from Ella B. King home
City police reported Monday night theft from Ella B. King residence at 2427 E Helen Street. Items taken include a gun portable radio and a suit case. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Ella B. King
E. Helen St
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E. J. Johnson
W.S. Lackner
North Stone
Ao Ha Beer
Bornes
States
Mar
Roberto Lopez-Campos
Douglas
Rafael E. Espinoza
Jose Garcia-Garcia
Garcia
David A. Turner
Hugh Mahoney
Qiid
W. Re Shearman Furniture CO
Philip Morris
Mokers
Ring Brides
Lounge
Tyndall
Ginn
Presbyterian Club
Fitsony Buick
Cronali
Apache Motors
6Th Avenue
Dial
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