Court Denies Bridges Plea For Dismissal In Deportation Case
San Francisco May 5 Judge Charles B Sears denied defense motions to dismiss deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges CIO California director. Attorney Carol W King argued double jeopardy citing a 1939 Landis ruling. Sears said he cannot rule without hearing all evidence and dismissed the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Charles B. Sears
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Carol W. King
New York
California
CIO
Dean James Landis
Miss King
Sears
Miss King’s
Dean Landis
Charles Dullea
Sam Diner
San Rafael
Landis
Harry Bridgs
Communist Party of
Niemann Named Vice Chairman As City Council Opens Term
J. O. Niemann, veteran councilman, becomes vice chairman after succeeding W. E. Gambrell who did not seek re election. Mayor H. O. Jaastad starts his fifth term. Halbert Miller and Homer Shantz begin their first two year council terms. Committees are announced across audits finance parks streets and others.
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J. O. Niemann
W. E. Gambrell
Niemann
H. O. Jaastad
Halbert W. Miller
University of Arizona
Homer L. Shantz, Jr
Janstad
W. Stuart Nicholas
Fred D. Lee
Nicholas, Niemann
W. H. Codd
Board of Health
Lee
Nicholas
Codd
Shantz
Miller
Board of Adjustment
H. E. Heighton
Gorm Loftfield
Byron Ivancovich
James MacMillan
James O. Nabours
Baseball Commission
H. S. Corbett
F. A. Michel
A. L. Slonaker
T. R. Young
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
J. B. McQuown
W. N. Bakewell
Alice Schubert and Lee
Library Board
Thomas Collins
Leland H. Koening
Roy H. Robison
Fred Ronstadt
Oury Park
Kate van Buskirk
W.A. Celland
Deaf urged to play role in defense program
Arizona Association for the Deaf asks the state rehabilitation department to place deaf citizens in national defense roles. They call for suitable vocational training and employment whenever possible. The group notes deaf readiness to aid the country and mentions NACD president contacting Secretary Perkins in Washington for expanded training options.
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Arizona Association For the Deaf
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
National Association For the Deaf
Labor
Perkins
Washington
Mrs. Juana Vargas Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Juana Vargas age 52 will be at 5 p m tomorrow at San Augustin cathedral Burial follows in Holy Hope cemetery She died yesterday morning at 290 South Meyer street She is survived by husband Julian Vargas five sons Augustine Federicio Tomas Alfredo and Jesus and three daughters Elinda Ernestine and Dolores Obregon all of Tucson Funeral arrangements were completed through the Tucson Mortuary.
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Juana Vargas
San Augustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
South Meyer Street
Julian Vargas
Augustine
Federicio
Tomas
Alfredo
Jesus
Elinda Vargas
Ernestine Vargas
Dolores Obregon
Tucson
What to Do About Rheumatism Neuritis
Many people with rheumatism neuritis stomach trouble and nervous or run down conditions may suffer from temporary digestion and elimination issues. A new herb medicine called Konjola is said to provide soothing relief after other medicines failed and costs i/ cents at drug stores.
Largest Airplane Insured For Million In First Flight Minute
The 80 ton Douglas B-19 bomber’s first flight minute is insured for 1 million dollars by a syndicate at 13 to 1. After the minute, the premium drops to 3000 dollars per hour during flight tests before delivery to the Army. May 17 target. Major Stanley Umstead and P W Coyle test pilots.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Army
Stanley Umstead
P. W. Coyle
Douglas
Clover Field
New York
Europe
Mortuary Rites Held For Roger D Morton
Funeral services for Roger D Morton 24 killed when his car plunged over a Catalina foothills embankment were held today at the Arizona Mortuary with Rev Eric Folsom of St John s Methodist church officiating. The body was sent to Mt Vernon Ohio for burial. Morton was office manager of station KVOA and had planned to join the Army next month under the selective service act. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Morton and a Mt Vernon Ohio brother.
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Roger D. Morton
Camino Real
River Road
Catalina Foothills
Arizona Mortuary
Eric Folsom
St. John’s Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Morton
KVOA
Tucson
Steinfeld
Arthur Morton
Kingman Man New Head Of Foreign Vets
Yuma was chosen as the 1942 convention city and Frank Mylius of Kingman was elected department commander as the Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars ended its meeting. Dorothy Drummond of Phoenix was named state auxiliary president succeeding Lilian Smith of Tolleson. Various officers were elected including Ju liani, Allen, Dudding, Shumway, Sigworth and Mendez. Auxiliary officers include Emma Peupert, Sara Oliver, Mae Dudding, Clara Bowman and others. A parade with bands from Tucson Phoenix Mesa and Miami capped the gathering.
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Mesa
Yuma
Frank Mylius
Kingman
Arizona Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dorothy Drummond
Phoenix
Lilian Smith
Tolleson
Fred C. Mehl
Veterans Department
Harry C. Juliani
Tucson
Ivey Allen
S. H. Dudding
Nerlin Shumway
Jay Sigworth
Glendale
Advocate
A. M. Mendez
Prescott
Emma Peupert
Sara Oliver
Mae Dudding
Clara Bowman
Globe
Ethel McNeil
Katherine Martin
Corina Ward
Miami
Dollie Young
Ethel Falterman
Odessa Shaw
Petre Dick
Beulah Berry
Laura Stewart
Ajo
Mabel Hedgepeth
Bernice Righetti
Aretha Waidler
Emily Kissling
Lena Rosa
Katherine Mitchell
Morenci
Soldiers Must Write Mothers Letters to Enter Mess Hall
Soldiers of the 36th coast artillery regiment at Fort Ontario are ordered by Col. Chauncey M. Hooper to write a card or letter to their mothers for Mother's Day on May 11 or face hunger. The rule requires presenting the letter to the sergeant for mess hall entry on May 8.
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Fort Ontario
N. Y
36Th Coast Artillery Regiment
Chauncey M. Hooper
Public court actions and marriage licenses listed in Arizona gazette
The record lists multiple Superior Court actions including dismissals and continuances in cases against Daily Mines, Catalina Copper, Romon Soto, Paul Somers, Kimerling Ranch, Sylvia Ramsey, Walter S. Zinn, Carmen R. Lucero, Southern Pacific, Arizona Hardware Supply, Harry Kliban Mercantile, Cliff Amos Motors, A W Coone, and State of Arizona versus Charles Holt with various orders. It also notes marriage licenses for Leigh Hubbard and Dorothy E Jenkins both of Fort Defiance, and others including Marion Lee Mifflin Dorothy Baker Robert Russell Ripley and Florence Isabel Perry with legal ages.
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William G. Hall
Jack B. Martin
Daily Mines Company
Catalina Consolidated Copper Company
Romon Soto
Et al
Paul Somers
Kimerling Ranch
Sylvia Ramsey
Walter S. Zinn
Carmen R. Lucero
Southern Pacific Company
Arizona Hardware Supply Company
Harry Kliban Mercantile Company
Co. Cliff Amos Motors
A. W. Coone
Leigh To Hubbard
Dorothy E. Jenkins
Fort Defiance
Ariz
Marion Lee Mifflin
Tucson
Dorothy Baker
Leavenworth Kas
Robert Russell Ripley
M Field
Calif
Florence Isabel Perry
Local Court Docket Includes Reckless Driving and Disturbing the Peace
Joe Mendez and Will J Russell face reckless driving charges with $50 fines or 30 days in jail. Fred A Duffield similar charge. Anna May Thompson to Pima county court for murder. Flora Williams fined $150 and 90 days jail for selling liquor without a license. Elliott Johnson hearing set tomorrow for indecent exposure. Several defendants, including Robert S King, R Swanson, E A Zaragosa, J Garcia, and Juan R Ochoa, charged with disturbing the peace with fines or short jail terms. Additional hearings set for tomorrow for Albert Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mendez
Will J. Russell
Fred A. Duffield
Anna May Thompson
Pima
Flora Williams
Elliott Johnson
Robert S. King
R. Swanson
Justice Court Docket With Fines in Austin Austin Romero Case
Justice Court presiding officer W Gardner handles Austin Romero reckless driving with fine of 30 dollars or 30 days. Gertrude Louise Long fined 5 dollars for driving without license. Jose Barcenas fined 10 dollars for speeding.
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Justice Court Co. W
The Bleat: Canada’s Goat Breeders Paper
Victoria B C dispatch notes the British Columbia Goat Breeders association publishes a masthead in Old English type reading The Bleat the Only Canadian Goat Paper.
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Victoria
B. C
U.P
British Columbia
Goat Breeders’ Association
Arab desert hitchhikers adopt new thumb wag in Africa
Royal Air Force men in Africa report Arab hitchhikers in the desert have learned to thumb wag. The note suggests evolving roadside signals are aiding camels and travelers across remote routes.
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Royal Air Force
Africa
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United States
Diner
Fresno
Park Board
J. O. Brown
W. J. Bray
Matthew H. Lemen, Jr
H. Cowan Drachman
R. L. Crane
Planning Commission
Richard A. Morse
William S. Dunipace
M. B. Hodges
Alexander Murry
Gertrude E. Mason
Playground Board
F. Tom Gibbins
Salome Townsend
Joe Blaise
T. D. Fridena
Traffic Commission
Kingman Man
Sweden
Ray's Fur
West Congress
Mission Furniture Company
McLaughlin
Public Records
Tony Monreal
Paul Cella
Cmes
Philco
LUS Philco
Maytag-Mann Appliance Company
West
Congress Street
Woden
North Stone Ave
North Sixth Avenue
Art B. Pacheco
Asia
Bell Telephone Laboratories
EL Presidio Hotel
Paul Irwin
Mer
Audiphone CO
Luhrs Tower
pHuco
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