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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

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Vigilantes Parade At Nogales Fiesta De Las Flores

Vigilantes and their queen will ride in Nogales Fiesta de las Flores parade at 11 a.m. Sunday with Governor Osborn and Governor Macias attending. Tucson High School band in red and white, urged by Tucson Chamber of Commerce, also to participate along with Col. H. V. Hopkins and wife and C. Edgar Goyette. The event includes a battle of roses and bull fight with Queen Peggy Roberts leading the vigilantes.

Tucson Jaycees Nogales Sidney P. Osborn Arizona Anselmo Macias Sonora Tucson High School Tucson Chamber of Commerce Col. H. V. Hopkins C. Edgar Goyette Goyette D. Gregory Ed Eillis S. R. Meade Fred Densford Larry Lewis Jules Wienberg Bodb Harris William Mathias Ed Roch

Court actions span divorce foreclosure and contracts

Superior Court filings include Howell Manning vs Ned L Hays on damage, A J Wilson et al vs Doris Weaver et al on foreclosure, Mary Walker vs Jerry Walker divorce trial, Beatrice Dominguez vs Jose Dominguez divorce, Udall presiding State vs Southern Pacific train limit violation trial, Melvin Hoefle vs Mary Carlin suit on contract, Gordon Farley presiding Sinnott vs Babo Quivari Cattle Co lease suit.

William G. Hall Howell Manning Ned L. Hays A. J. Wilson Doris Weaver Mary Josephine Walker Jerry Walker Beatrice Dominguez Jose B. Dominguez Levi S. Udall Southern Pacific Company Melvin Hoefle Mary Boudreaux

Justice Court Docket Roundup From Local Court

Justice Court presided by W Gardner issues penalties for Bob Thomason disturbing the peace with 15 days and $25 fine Celestina Sanchez parole violation 30 days and James G Erard petty theft 60 days.

Justice Court Co. W

Five Named To Training Shop Board In Tucson

Five men were named to an advisory board for a 60000 defense trades training shop to be built in Tucson by the NYA. Members are Harry Foster Charles Carson W J Bray Phil J Martin Jr and Harry Mann. First meeting set for next Monday night. The board will aid NYA on courses and program and help locate a site with city officials. Unmarried youths 17 to 24 will receive training to qualify for defense industries jobs.

Tucson NYA Charles Fowler, Jr Harry Foster Charles Carson W. J. Bray University of Arizona Phil J. Martin, Jr Harry Mann Fowler National Defense Industries

Kenya ships 4500 tons of pyrethrum to United States

Kenya Colony exported nearly 4,500 tons of pyrethrum flowers used for insecticides to the United States during the previous year, reflecting a significant trade flow between the colony and the U S market.

Kenya United States

Police Court docket hits and holds cases in city session

Police Court presided by Paul Cella hears Lemuel Howell for vagrancy with a fine of ten dollars or ten days. William M. Bruce Thornton Rob erts charged with disturbing the peace. continued to Friday. Albert Cota cited for indecent exposure and referred to Pima county authorities.

Paul Cella Lemuel Howell William M. Bruce Thornton Roberts Albert Cota Pima County

Oklahoma City and Nogales Residents Named

Dorris David Archer 32 and Charlotte Walls 26 both of Oklahoma City. John Elias 30 and Mary Verne Farrrior 21 both of Nogales.

Dorris David Archer Charlotte Walls Oklahoma City John Elias Mary Verne Farrior Nogales

WPA Adult Education Class to Host Peegram at Dunbar School

The WPA adult education group will run a Peegram event at Dunbar School tonight at o oclock. Music will be provided by the enlarged choir of Tucson senior high school.

WPA Peegram Dunbar Tucson

Managers to Organize Softball League at Armory

Supervising official Howard Abbott announced tonight at 7 30 oclock a meeting at the Armory to finalize league organization and admit new teams.

Armory Howard Abbott

Patrolman Joe Weinzap Speaks on Highway Safety

Tucson patrolman Joe Weinzap of the police department spoke at the Lions Club noon meeting at the Pioneer hotel about highway safety and related concerns.

Joe Weinzapfel Tucson

City dance for youth series at Armory tonight

The second in a series sponsored by the city recreation department will be held tonight in the Armory. Admission is free and members of the baseball and softball leagues are invited with escorts. Music is by the WPA orchestra.

City Recreation Department Armory WPA

Play Presented at Tucson High School Assembly

Frances S Rowe wrote and directed a play shown this morning at Tucson High School. Cast included Huberta Phenie Betty Robbins Sue Lesher Bud Randall John Johnson and Larry Gibbons.

Francess Rowe Tucson Huberta’ Pheni¢ie Betty Robbins Sue Lesher Bud Randall John Johnson Larry Gibbons

Combined choirs rehearse at SS Peter and Paul church

Combined choirs of All Saints and SS Peter and Paul rehearse this evening at 7 30 o clock at SS Peter and Paul. A social hour follows under the direction of Miss Mary Reilly assisted by Mary Gillogly and others.

ALL Saints SS. Peter and Paul Mary Reilly John Lindener Marié Kelly Mary Pat Cosgrove Eibert Taylor C. O'Leary Beatrice, Boyer Joseph Dolan Mary Gillogly

Northside Municipal Pool Opens May 17

The Northside Municipal pool will open Saturday May 17. It ranks among the state’s largest pools with a 240000 gallon capacity and a circulation rate of 1000 gallons per minute.

Northside

Columbia Professor Visits Arizona Campus This Week

Dr Ralph H Blanchard professor of insurance at Columbia University is visiting the University of Arizona campus this week at the school of business and public administration.

Ralph H. Blanchard Columbia University University of Arizona School of Business and Public Administration

Deputy Sheriff and Detective Headed to St Louis for Extradition

Deputy Sheriff Orashinn and police detective James Brady departed by train for St Louis to extradite Dudley Newble a 26 year old Black man charged with a crime in Tucson. Newble was to be returned to Tucson for trial.

Orashinn James Brady St. Louis Tucson Dudley Newble

New NCO Housing Opens At Plumer And Winset

Fifteen defense housing units opened yesterday at Plumer and Winset to house non-commissioned officers connected with the airbase corps at the U S Army airport. The 90 total units are two and three bedroom duplex designs with landscaped lawns and central traffic circle. Rents are 22.50 monthly including utilities, with priority by time of application. Local manager E C Van Dusen oversaw the project while WHA supervisor H L Rider attended the opening.

Defense Plumer and Winset Boulevard U. S. Army Federal Housing Administration E. C. van Dusen H. L. Rider WHA

Jewelry theft reported from Mrs. Lela C Arnold residence

Grand theft of jewelry valued at 1370 dollars occurred on May 2 from the home of Mrs. Lela C Arnold at 1717 East Speedway. Police urge any witnesses to come forward.

Lela C. Arnold East Speedway

YMCA Learn to Swim campaign reports attendance

Average attendance of 146 boys is recorded at the YMCA pool for the first three days of this week. Total enrollment reaches 185 with continued sessions planned.

YMCA

School Administrative Assistants of Arizona meet Sunday

The executive board will meet at the home of Miss Amanda Schultz 630 North Second Street. Kenneth Ross, president, will preside.

School Administrative Assistants of Arizona Amanda Schultz North Second Street Kenneth Ross

April Cooler And Wetter In Tucson As Weather Bureau Reports

Tucson experienced below normal temperatures in April with a mean of 59.8 compared to 64.4 and a mean maximum of 74.1 against 81.6 normal. The month was somewhat wetter at 1.06 inches, with precipitation on April 1 2 12 and hail on the 18th, boosting year to date totals to 6.22 inches.

Two Year Old Flops Can Be Derby Winners

Louisville U P notes owners of fair two-year-olds can still reach the Kentucky Derby. Gallahadson won the 1940 Derby as a two year old contender who only managed one second place in five starts with a $180 purse.

Louisville U.P Gallahadson

Time Change for Carril Lo School Music Festival

The Carril Lo school music festival program time has moved from 7:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The midsummer eve themed program about Swedish people will be held on the school basketball court tomorrow.

Carrillo

Bee Hive Girls Present Program at LDS Church

The Bee Hive girls of the Latter Day Saints will present a program Sunday at 7 30 pm at the LDS church on East Sixth Street and Fremont Avenue. Marguerite Goodman Lillian Darwin and Marianne Cooke speak on women of the Old Testament. Eva Jean Fisher Donna Mae Rogers Lucille Nelson Priscilla Payne Anne Ballantyne Geneva Miller Lenore Givens Eva Miller sing hymns and deliver a choral reading under direction of Mrs. Lyle Smith and Mrs. Patsy Hall.

Bee Hive Latter Day Saints East Sixth Street Fremont Avenue Marguerite Goodman Lillian Darwin Marianne Cooke Eva Jean Fisher Donna Mae Rogers Lucille Nelson Priscilla Payne Anne Ballantyne Geneva Miller Lenore Givens Eva Miller Mutual Improvement Association of the Church Lyle Smith Patsy Hall

Hunters Slay Large Herd in Wailongarue Ranges

A hunting party killed six wild pigs four wild bulls seven wild cows and 25 goats in the Wailongarue ranges of New Zealand. The drive demonstrates strong game activity in the region.

Wailongarue Ranges New Zealand

Marmola Tablets Offer Sensible Weight Loss Method

Ad extols Marmola for adult overweight people caused by thyroid deficiency. Claims no starvation dieting or hard exercise needed, just sensible eating and Marmola under directions. Notes over twenty million boxes distributed and advises consulting a physician for diagnosis.

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