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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1944

Page

4

Innocent Finding in Weapon Charge for Lawrence Cooper

At a police court hearing Lawrence Cooper, 20, a university student of 876 East Third Street, was found not guilty on a weapon count. Patrolman Larry Wilson testified Cooper carried a gun and knife when confronted by a police car near Mountain avenue at 3 15 am on May 11. Cooper also faced a selective service act charge for lacking a registration card, though a classification card appeared on him.

Lawrence Cooper East Third Street Mountain Avenue C. Wayne Clampitt U. S Larry Wilson East Side Ben West Wilson Cooper Lire

Border Travel Rules Updated for U S Citizens in Mexican Border Towns

Douglas May 19 Special to the Daily Citizen American visitors in Agua Prieta Mexico may enter border towns with a local permit and must stay within city limits unless authorized. Mexican laws restrict beyond 20 kilometers without permission. armed forces and certain officials have exemptions. Currency rules limit carrying specific notes and coins. Check documents at an American consulate before leaving a border city.

Douglas Daily Citizen Agua Prieta Mexico United States Ameri Western Hemisphere

Infant Betty Bridges Dies in Local Hospital

Seven month old Betty Mae Bridges daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Bridges of 1041 East First Street dies in a local hospital. She is survived by her parents and one sister Therine Ernestine Bird. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Tucson Mortuary chapel with Rev. William Wood officiating. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery.

Betty Mae Bridges Willie J. Bridges East First Street Moon Therine Ernestine Bird Chapel of Tucson William Wood Evergreen Cemetery

Nazis Retreating a Disorder in Italy

Allied dispatch reports German retreat south of the Liri in Italy as heavy equipment is abandoned. German artillery from two divisions is left behind while retreating forces struggle to reach safety.

Italy Nales Liri

Public Records Police Court Docket Notes

John B. McCluskey violated OPA regulations and selective service act. $10 bond forfeited. Anastacio Zazueta left scene of accident and failed to report. $100 or 60 days. Mike Carley petit theft. $30 or 30 days. Albert Wingrove harboring a barking dog. dismissed. Lawrence Cooper carrying a concealed weapon. dismissed.

John B. McCluskey OPA Anastacio Zazueta Mike Carley Albert Wingrove Lawrence Cooper

Marriage Licenses Granted in Schenectady and Other Cities

Belle Hall and Dominic Regucci, both 26 from Schenectady, wed Lena Cesare 26 of Schenectady. Other licenses: Morton Pratt Jr 24 of Tucson with O'Brien 22. Allen Bledsoe 39 of El Paso with Alice Heisig 43. Rudolph Moreno 24 of Long Beach with Beatriz Arredondo 23. Walter Myers 22 of Steubenville with Nancy Mahalek 19. Manuel Gradillas 35 of Tucson with Mary Rosovich 25.

Belle ™. Hall Dominic A. Regucci Schenectady N. Y Lena M. Cesare Morton E. Pratt, Jr Tucson O'Brien Allen G. Bledsoe el Paso Tex Alice P. Heisig Rudolph W. Moreno Long Beach Calif Beatriz E. Arredondo Walter L. Myers Steubenville Ohio Nancy Mahalek Philadelphia Penna Manuel L. Gradillas Mary M. Rosovich

Detective Burke Traps Thief via Watch Pursuit and a Citizen

Tucson detective Burke uses a chain of demands and a civilian to locate a thief who sold a lost watch to Frank Galavez. Galavez traces the unknown Negro to Phoenix, returns before the deadline, and Burke presses petit larceny charges. Carley pleads guilty to theft. purse contents were short by 75 cents.

Scotland Yard Burke Tom Burke Tucson Frank Galavez Galavez Phoenix Carley Mike Carley Lehan East Speedway

Signs Of Times Show Record Tax Collections In Pima County

Tax data reveal the highest rate of tax collections in history for Pima county and Tucson city as 1943 second half taxes closed. City and county receipts total 1.74 percent over levy with delinquencies down, current collections near 98 percent, and overall 1943 tax receipts reaching a record $1,872,256.

Pima County Tucson A. B. Cole J. D. Manders

Bohn Aluminum and Brass Acquitted in Federal Trial

A federal court jury acquitted Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp and three supervisors of conspiracy to defraud the government in airplane engine casting production. Defendants Fred M. Eaton Paul F. Cordes and George W. King were cleared. Judge Frank A. Picard had earlier dismissed part of the indictment accusing obstruction of the war effort.

Detroit Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp Fred M. Eaton Paul F. Cordes George W. King Frank A. Picard

Poles Climb At Cassino To Press Attack In Italy

Poles with the 8th Army under United Press report scale the Gustav line near Cassino in a fresh assault to avenge Warsaw atrocities. They seize Colle San Angelo Phantom ridge and Point 593, hold gains against German counterattacks amid heavy losses and harsh conditions. The left flank Carpathian brigade aided in the push as German fire raged.

Clinton B. Conger United Press 8Th Army Cassino U.P Warsaw Albert Kesselring Gustav Line Warsaw Ghetto Colle San Angelo Phantom Ridge Point 593 Italian War College Tobruk el Alamein Gazala

Censor Baffled by Soldier’s Mounting Mail Letters

Sgt. Chris Philopoulos finds a loophole by sending voluminous letters. his wife reports 52 letters in a single day aboard a transport, while he averages about five letters daily to her. The tactic tires Army censors as some missives pass unopened.

Chicago Army Chris Philopoulos

Brooklyn 4-Fs Display Honor Roll In Neighborhood Shop

In Brooklyn a 4-F honor roll of 16 men is shown in a candy stationery store. The display includes cartoons and captions about why each man is unreached for military service, answering the old question with humor and resilience.

New York Brooklyn

Rhodesia Issues Purple Bills Worth One Dollar

Rhodesia has issued purple one dollar bills to bolster wartime finance. The new notes carry official seals and security features aimed at preventing counterfeiting while signaling the government’s fiscal stance during the conflict.

Rhodesia

State Officials Stand Against Mexico River Treaty Proposal

Phoenix May 19 State officials declined to join California and Nevada in opposing the U S Mexico water treaty granting 1 500 000 acre feet of Colorado river water to Mexico. Frederick H Fowler consulting engineer for the Los Angeles bureau of water and power met with Gov Osborn Charles A Carson and Donald C Scott but Arizonans maintained their pro treaty stance.

Phoenix Los Angeles

Alaska Was Ice Free Between Ice Ages

During the late glacial period 15 000 to 25 000 years ago Alaska remained ice free in places while glaciers covered much of North America.

Alaska North America

Cyclone Travel Rate Across Regions

A cyclone typically moves at 20 miles per hour or faster. It governs surrounding weather patterns and can influence coastal and inland forecast advisories.

Police Seek 1936 Dodge In Cyclist Death Case

Police and the sheriff's office urge all county 1936 Dodge owners or drivers to bring their cars to verify innocence after a hit-and-run killed cyclist Robago R at night. Investigators cite torn metal moulding and a shattered headlight as clues and warn dealers to alert authorities.

Sheriff's Office Macedonio Robago Robage’s Dence

Neanderthal brain comparable in size to modern humans

A historical note reports that the Neanderthal man of nearly a million years ago possessed a brain no smaller than that of present-day humans, indicating similar cognitive capacity.

Mount McKinley Stands Tall as North America's Peak

Mount McKinley in Alaska rises to 20 300 feet, the highest altitude in North America, according to geographic records. The peak remains a benchmark for mountaineers and geographers studying the continent's elevations.

North America Mount McKinley Alaska

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Dent Ata Public Records Bohn Corporation Jewel Congress Walsh Man Tidmarsh Engineering Company Langers Pennington J& J J. Belladonna J&j RED Cross Cottom CMAN Wea Office of Civilian Defense Vaseline Petroleum SELLY Teer Rexall Martin Pharmacists
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