Indictments Include Eleven Tucson Cases In Grand Jury
A federal grand jury returned 34 true bills in two days with eleven Tucson cases among them. Defendants will be arraigned before Judge Albert M. Sames Monday. Globe and Phoenix cases include forgery and narcotic charges. Additional defendants face smuggling illegal entrance and selective service counts. one local man received a 30 day jail sentence for contempt of the venire.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Prescott
Globe
Albert M. Sames
Santos Uribe
Cibique
Ariz
Martin Rogers
Nasario Antonio
Jose Antonio
Elmer Campus
Antonios
Mexico
Manuel Ortega
James Brown
Wallace G. Willmore
John Blan
Alberto Santana
Marinero Santana
Jesse Lee Howard
United States
Juan Riveria
Pablo Yebra
T. M
Veniremen
Albert E. Veltz
North 13Th Street
Sames
Phelman James Cordell
Montana Summit
Cornell
F. J. Milloy
King Peter II forms new Yugoslav government in exile
London report says King Peter II renounced the existing cabinet and named Dr. Ivan Subasic to form a new ministry toward reconciliation with Tito. Subasic agreed to replace Bozhidar Purich as prime minister with a condition that Draja Mihailovic not hold the war ministry.
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London
WUP
Peter II
Yugoslavia
Ivan Subasic
Croatia
Josip (Tito) Broz
Subashc
Britain
United States
Bozhidar Purich
Gen
Draja Mikhailovitch
Edith Stewart Dies at Tucson Home
Tucson resident Edith Stewart aged 63 who had lived at 627 North Euclid Avenue for eight months died this morning at her residence. Survivors include her husband Sterling K Stewart and a brother F R Waite. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Arizona Mortuary Memorial Chapel led by Rev. Roy Wollam.
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Edith Stewart
Tucson
North Euclid Avenue
Sterling K. Stewart
F. R. Waite
Arizona Mortuary Memorial Chapel
Roy Wollam
Sergeant Ozman Sacrifices Oxygen to Save Two Fellows
Allied dispatch from Naples reports Tech Ser Sgt Clarence B Ozman of Baltimore shared his oxygen with two fellow fliers after their supply was shot away during the raid on the Ploesti oil fields. Ozman and waist gunners alternated breaths while manning the guns as they returned fire. Staff Russell E Alexander of Los Angeles and Tech Sgt Theodore J Schmidt of Detroit described the peril and teamwork.
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Allied
Naples
Clarence B. Ozman
Baltimore
Ploesti
Romania
Ozman
Russell E. Alexander
Los Angeles
Calif
Theodore J. Schmidt
Detroit
Mich
Driver Fined For Leaving Accident Scene
Anastacio Zazueta 42 of 934 North 13th avenue turned himself in at the police station after an accident on South Main near Kennedy. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and failure to be an accident. fined 100 dollars or 60 days in jail. Glenn, 644 South Main, suffered a broken nose and others were slightly injured.
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Anastacio Zazueta
North 13Th Avenue
Zazueta
Joe Glenn
South Main Street
South Main
Kennedy
Glenn
Germans Shoot 47 Allied Fliers In Escape Try
London reports that 47 Allied air officers including 25 RAF, 6 Canadians, 3 Australians and others were shot by German guards after a mass escape from Stalag Luft 3 on March 26. Eden said Germany bears responsibility under international law and that the government seeks a full report from Berlin.
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London
Anthony Eden
Commons
RAF
Eden
Switzerland
Stalag Luft 3
Sagan
Dresden
How Chromium Turns Corundum Into Ruby
A common mineral corundum becomes ruby when it contains a minute quantity of chromium oxide, altering its color and defining the gemstone class.
Tucson High class of 1944 Graduation Week Events
Graduation activities begin Sunday with Baccalaureate and speeches themed Ideals for Peace. The class includes 245 girls and 147 boys with Tucson High School band performances and a senior assembly set for Tuesday. Graduation is Friday in the high school stadium with student leaders and faculty speakers, followed by an invitational dance.
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Tucson High School
Tucson
Boice
John Muse
Pete Bennett
Janice Friedman
Tucsonian
Cactus Chronicle
Alice Gibbs
Harry Gin
Tucson High
Robert Young
Efsion
Madge Utterbach
Arthur Sewell
Arthur F. Gramer
P. E. Howell
C. A. Carson
Mass for John F. Doyle Held Tomorrow in Tucson
John F. Doyle 41 died yesterday at a local hospital in Tucson where he had lived three years. A high requiem mass is planned for tomorrow at 9 at St. Mary’s with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mary E. and son Robert. his parents Frank and Mrs. John F. Doyle Jr.. two brothers and two sisters. He belonged to the Elks club Holy Name society and the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Doyle
Doyle
Tucson
North Sixth Avenue
Mary E
Robert
John F. Doyle, Jr
Frank
Edward
James Curran
Charles Meade
Greenwich
Mrs Krella Young Dies at 67 in Tucson Home
Mrs Krella Young 67 widow of Edward Young died at her residence 1326 East Eighth Tucson after ten years in the city Survived by three daughters Mary Louise Aud rey Young Tucson and C A Boehm Cincinnati Ohio a son Rex C Young Petersburg Ind a brother Herschel N Hatfield Danville Ill and two sisters Victoria Hatfield Lyons Ind and Grace Stafford Oak Park Ill Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at the Arizona mortuary memorial chapel with Rev Maurice G Ballenger officiating burial in Evergreen cemetery.
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Krella Young
Edward Young
East Eighth
Young
Tucson
Mary Louise
Audrey Young
C. A. Boehm
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rex C. Young
Petersburg
Ind
Herschel N. Hatfield
Danville
Ill
Victoria Hatfield
Lyons
Grace Stafford
Oak Park
Arizona Mortuary Memorial Chapel
Maurice G. Ballenger
Evergreen Cemetery
Yugoslav Partisans Rout Nazis In Bosnia
Yugoslav partisan troops routed several thousand Germans in savage battles in eastern Bosnia as Marshal Tito announced. Allied ships and planes supported operations, sinking three enemy steamers and a troop boat off the Dalmatian coast in three days. Nazi forces reportedly still held the initiative in the Lika region of Croatia.
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London
Bosnia
Josip Broz
Tito
Dalmatian
Lika
Croatia
Oregon Primary Shapes GOP Chase Across Northwest
Oregon voters head to a preferential GOP primary where write-ins can win the 14 convention votes. Dewey Bricker and Stassen lead write-in hopes as Willkie lingers. Two Senate seats, Holman and Gordon, are up for renomination or appointment in this tight contest.
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Rank and
Oregon
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Harold FE. Stassen
Wendell L. Willkie
Dewey
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Bricker
District of Columbia
Senate
Russ C. Holman
Guy Gordon
Charles L. McNary
Tucson Forum Series Opens By League Of Women Voters
The Tucson League of Women Voters starts its summer political forums tonight at 8 30 p m in the visitors' club room of the Chamber of Commerce building open to Tucson women on a nonpartisan basis W R Mathews is the speaker Mayor Henry Co Jaastad becomes subordinate to Mayor Tom Waddell as DeMolay members run city affairs on Saturday May 27 Waddell won mayoral office by 50 DeMolay members at last night's elections Tom Fridena the defeated candidate will serve as city manager
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Tucson League OF Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
W. R. Mathews
Henry CO. Jaastad
Tom Waddell
de Molay
Waddell
Tom Fridena
Miles E Sheldon 60 Dies in Local Hospital
Miles E. Sheldon 60 of 2115 East Speedway died yesterday in a local hospital. The remains will be sent to St. Louis Missouri tomorrow for funeral services and interment by the Arizona mortuary. He is survived by his widow Charlotte Sheldon.
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Miles E. Sheldon
East Speedway
St. Louis
Arizona Mortuary
Charlotte Sheldon
Political contests shape 1948 primary nominations and delegates
The report outlines McNary term contenders with Morse and Sprague in key battles for nomination. It notes Illinois Republican delegates chosen and a rift among Negro Democrats in South Carolina planning their own Chicago convention slate. Mississippi and Alabama GOP groups select delegates amid factional opposition to seating rival slates.
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McNary
Holman
Wayne L. Morse
War Labor Board
Corden
Charles A. Sprague
Illinois
South Carolina
Chicago
Mississippi
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Perry Howard
Alabama
Kiwanis Club Marks 23rd Anniversary in Tucson
Tucson Kiwanis members gathered at the Pioneer hotel today at noon to celebrate the organization's 23rd anniversary. Charter members from 1921 attended, with Dr. C. E. Matteson recounting early club days and others recalling the formation and first meetings including the Feb 25, 1921 unofficial get together and May 16 charter banquet.
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Tucson Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
C. E. Matteson
H. E. Heighton
al Buehman
Roy Robison
M. H. Starkweather
Fred Adams
Montey Mansfeld
Kiwanis
Los Angeles
Old Pueblo Club
Tucson Daily Citizen
Matteson
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Santa Rita
Dickerman
Pima County
Officials discuss penalties and OPA price controls on Santa Rita
Cannon argues that once a violation is proven the entity must pay 50 dollars or treble damages, with good faith no defense. OPA audited Santa Rita’s books since April, manager Nick Hall claiming prices were within ceiling ranges and rooms priced from 1 to 35 dollars, 80 percent at 2.50. An injunction and tariff adjustment were announced, amid wartime broadcasts and a Berlin raid report.
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Cannon
OPA
Santa Rita
The
Citizen
Nick Hall
Hall
Ferry Command
Treasury
Planes sweep Europe as air offensive resumes
The Vichy radio reports a new air assault on northern France and Belgium likely targeting anti invasion railways and airfields. Germans claim heavy air battles as Americans press into Berlin defenses with Osnabruck center bombed, while an eastern observer notes a two hour formation heading toward the continent.
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Europe
France
Belgium
Berlin
Osnabruck
Britain
Germany
Overseas U S Troop Death Rate Compared To WWI
The annual death rate for U S troops overseas is one in 2 000 versus 16 6 per 1 000 in World War I.
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U. S
Woman Overcomes Constipation with All-Bran
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Myrtle Wood credits Kellogg's All-Bran with regularity. The ad promotes All-Bran as a gentle regulating food not a purgative, recommended with milk and fruit and ample water.
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Tter
Myrtle Wood
Baumanville St
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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