Land Head Meets Tucson Officials Over Pima Purchase
State land commissioner William Alberts arrived from Phoenix to meet Mayor H C Jaastad and city councilmen at 4 p m to discuss offering about 15 000 acres south of Tucson to the federal government for an aviation school or troop training site He said he is not here to foreclose the land back to the state and that he seeks to help Tucson and Arizona with the state’s duties He noted payments for the land bought by the city years ago have not been made and addressed reports that remittances might be demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jaastad
William Alberts
Phoenix
Land Commission
Tucson
Arizona
Alberts
Safford High Exercises Set Thursday Commencement
Rev. Frank S Williams delivers the principal address at 8 pm tomorrow in the Safford junior high school auditorium for graduation exercises. 125 graduates receive diplomas. awards include citizenship honors by H L Harrington and a scholarship medal by Roy H Robinson.
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Frank S. Williams
Safford Junior High
Leslie O. Brewer
Don Hughes
Aileen Slette
Williams
H. L. Harrington
Morgan McDermott
The
American Legion
Roy H. Robinson
F. A. Kohn
Public Records Docket Involving Pima County Board
Superior Court William G Hall presiding cases include Herbert F Krucker and Richard H Chambers versus Pima county board of supervisors mandamus to petition governor for second superior court judge. Greathouse v West jury trial. Wright v Safe way Payn Takit Stores and Barqs Bottling company damage suit. Hammond v Rita E Hammond divorce complaint. Parker v John K Parker divorce complaint.
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Superior Court
William G. Hall
Herbert F. Krucker
Richard H. Chambers
Pima County Board of Supervisors
K. Greathouse
H. B. West
Mildred E. Wright
Safeway Pay’n Takit Stores
Barq’s Bottling Company
Louis C. Hammond
Rita ‘E. Hammond
Mildred E. Parker
John K. Parker
Justice Court docket seeds two trials in May
Justice Court with W. Gardner presiding set a trial for W. Thompson on disturbing the peace for May 25 and a preliminary hearing for J. W. Evans on practicing medicine without a license on May 23.
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Justice Court Co
Police Court Roundup Sees Suspensions And Fines
Paul Cella presides as Jesus Carrisoza faces charge of buying stolen property with suspended sentence. Elizabeth Wright jailed or fined 50 dollars for vagrancy. Jack Evans cited for practicing medicine without license to be sent to Pima county. Benjamin Hunt's petty larceny case continued. David G Jimenez fined 12.50 or five days in jail for traffic ordinance violation.
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Paul Cella
Jesus Carrisoza
Elizabeth Wright
Jack Evans
Pima County
Benjamin Hunt
David G. Jimenez
President and wife voted most regular at A
Charles Young post of the American Legion is asked to attend the Dunbar junior high commencement at Safford school tonight where scholarship awards will be presented. Temperatures at Summer atop Mt Lemmon yesterday ranged from 34 to 68 degrees.
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Charles Young Post
The
American Legion
Dunbar Junior High School
Safford School
Mt. Lemmon
De Molay Initiatory Degree Practice Tonight
Arizona Chapter of De Molay holds an initiatory degree practice in the De Molay hall at 7 30 tonight. All officers must attend and report on time to have pictures taken.
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Arizona
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Southern fried chicken dinner at c. M. F. E. Church
The c M F E Church announces a southern fried chicken dinner tomorrow from noon to 6 pm at 122 West Fourth Street. Orders may be placed by telephoning 4253.
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C.m. FE
West Fourth Street
Preliminary Hearing Set in Medicine Without License Case
J. W. Evans, 27, of 230 South Railroad Avenue, charged with practicing medicine without a license, had a preliminary hearing set for 2 pm Thursday in justice court. He is held on $2,500 bond and is accused of diagnosing and treating Edward Harlinger, 3946 South Sixth Avenue.
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J. W. Evans
South Railroad Avenue
Justice Court
Evans
Edward Harlinger
South Sixth Avenue
Explosion Claim Seeks Damages From Safeway and Barqs
The asserted explosion of a carton of soda yesterday led Mildred E. Wright to file a $6,050 damage suit in superior court. She targets Safeway Pay'n Takit stores and Barq's Bottling Company for damages.
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Mildred E. Wright
Safeway Pay’n Takit
Barq’s
Engineers council selects new UA leaders
Merl Rich of Phoenix is elected president of the University of Arizona Engineers' council for the coming year, succeeding Harry Garrett. New officers include Morton Pratt as secretary and Gorham McBride as treasurer.
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Merl Rich
Phoenix
Engineers’ Council
University of Arizona
Harry Garrett
Morton Pratt
Gorham McBride
Library to Stay Open All Summer at University
William Carlson announced the Library at the University of Arizona will remain open through the summer with hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily except Sundays for summer school students.
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Aniversity of Arizona
William Carlson
Arizona Archaeological Society Elects New Officers
J. R. de la Torre Bueno is elected president of the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society for the coming year. Others named are Mrs. John Tanner as vice president Gordon Baldwin as secretary and Dr. M F Anderson as treasurer.
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J. R. DE LA Torre Bueno
The
Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society
John Tanner
Gordon Baldwin
M. F. Anderson
Bill Beck Named Assistant Manager at Walgreens Tucs on
Bill Beck of Phoenix has been appointed assistant manager of the Walgreens Drug store in Tucson. He previously worked with Walgreens in Phoenix and is a registered pharmacist.
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Bill Beck
Phoenix
Walgreen Drug Store
Tucson
Walgreen’s
Army enlistments announced for California camps
Soldiers are being enlisted in Pima county for the ordnance department at March Field Calif engineers and field artillery at Camp Ord Calif according to an announcement today by Sgt Rex A Taylor local U S army recruiting service.
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Pima County
Ordnance Department
March Field
Calif
Engineers and Field Artillery
Camp Ord
Rex A. Taylor
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Mountain View Bus Case Heard in Maricopa Court
A September 24 hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court confronts the Mountain View Bus line and Tucson Rapid Transit TRT over a state corporation commission decision. Judge Howard Speakman denied a summary judgment motion by the commission. The appeal challenges TRT service extension to the El Encanto area following C C order.
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Maricopa County
State Corporation Commission
Mountain View Bus Line
Tucson Rapid Transit Company
Howard Speakman
Corporation Commission
TRT
el Encanto
University of Arizona Poll Names Campus Regulars in Wildcat
The Wildcat poll picks Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt as the most regular couple among students and lists other top regulars including Gov. Robert T. Jones Monte Mansfield Willkie Sinclair Lewis and Mrs Roosevelt William Holden Loretta Young Anthony Eden and two faculty members George Herrick and Sarah Dudley.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of Arizona
Guy
Gal
the Wildcat
Europe
Arizona
Land
Robert T. Jones
Monte Mansfield
Tucson
Willkie
Sinclair Lewis
George F. Herrick
Sarah E. Dudley
Wildcat
Jones Unable To Attend Arizona Young Democrats Convention
Gov. R. T. Jones will not attend the state convention opening Friday in Nogales. A. Berky, president of the Pima County Young Democrats, said conflicting duties prevent his presence. A large local delegation is set to participate in the event.
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R. T. Jones
Nogales
Arizona Young Democrats
A. Berky
Pima County Young Democrats
Southern Arizona Young Democrat
Berky
Sweden Reduces Imports of Motor Vehicles Sharply
Sweden has cut imports of motor vehicles drastically, signaling a shift in trade patterns. The measure affects foreign auto brands and could influence domestic assembly or production strategies as demand adjusts to new trade dynamics.
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Sweden
Aged Pension Candidate Visits Tucson to Promote Old-Age Aid
Ernest Carleton, Phoenix contractor and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, campaigns in Tucson urging an initiative to guarantee at least $40 monthly in old age assistance and pledging a one point program to reorganize state government. He forecasts 28,000 votes in September primaries and says he funds his run himself.
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Ernest Carleton
Phoenix
Tucson
Carleton
Arizona
Service Clubs Postpone Big Golf Matches At El Rio
Irate Rotary leaders accuse Kiwanis of fifth column weather manipulation to cancel the annual inter club golf matches at El Rio country club. If weather clears late this afternoon other events may proceed, with postponed golf matches and a Sugar Bowl film recap to close a day of sports and debates led by Mike Casteel.
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Old Pueblo
el Rio Country Club
Roy Drachman
Rotary
Arizona Sun
Tucson Sunshine Climate Club
Harold Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Tulane
Texas A
Mike Casteel
Arizona
Sweden forms price control board to curb inflation
Sweden establishes a price control board aimed at preventing price increases across sectors. The move signals government intent to stabilize costs for households and businesses amid ongoing inflation pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Mexico Eyes Mesa Development Like Imperial Valley
Mexican minister Melquiades Angulo Gallardo arrived for talks and expressed hope to develop the Sonora mesa similar to California’s Imperial Valley. He proposed raising 10 million dollars via U S highway bonds to pave the Pan American highway through Mexico and cited plans for a major port at PenaSCO Sonora and a 158 mile railroad from Mexicali to the Imperial Valley.
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Angeles
Mexico
Sonora Mesa
United States
Imperial Valley
Melquiades Angulo Gallardo
Alaska
Gallardo
Penasco
Sonora
Mexicali
Civil Service to Offer Local Exams Across Three States
Clarence J. Gorham secretary of the local U S civil service board announces exams for senior and junior stenographers and typists to fill current and future vacancies in Arizona California and Nevada. Eligibility lists are also being built for junior inspectors wage and hour division associate and assistant merchandising specialists and field and home electrification specialists.
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Arizona
California
Nevada
Clarence J. Gorham
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Department of Labor
Dunbar Junior High Graduation Tonight
Nineteen students from Dunbar junior high are to graduate at tonight's commencement in the Safford Junior high auditorium at o o'clock. The program includes invoca tion, a play Past Present and Future by the 9A class, instrumental solo Ca mella Lacy, speakers Cressworth Lander Elmo Turner, vocal solos William Swancey Kathryn Maxwell, diploma presentation by Fred A. Kohn, and a list of graduates: Essie Mae Anderson Frank Charles Batiste Eunice Cora Collins Delbert Yvonne Ethridge Ruth Katherine Euell Ella Mayetta Foley Milam Harrison Foley Darnell Green Richard Nathaniel Green Jessie Mae Huddleton Dolores Irene Johnson Vivian Jhazel Johnson Edma Clarissa Jones Camella Carolyn Lacy Cressworth C. Lander Kathryn Maxwell Rosa Dora Scott William Louis Swancey Elmo Osborne Turner.
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H. B. Charles
Camella Lacy
Cressworth Lander
Elmo Turner
William Swancey
Kathryn Maxwell
Fred A. Kohn
Essie Mae Anderson
Frank Charles Batiste
Eunice Cora Collins
Delbert Yvonne Ethridge
Ruth Katherine Euell
Estella Mayetta Foley
Milam Harrison Foley
Darnell Green
Richard Nathaniel Green
Jessie Mae Huddieston
Dolores Irene Johnson
Vivian Jhazel Johnson
Edma Clarrissa Jones
Camella
Carolyn Lacy
Cressworth C. Lander
Rosa Dora Scott
William Louis Swancey
Elmo Osborne Turner
Fish Cultural Station for Arizona Approved
Washington May 22. The Senate commerce committee approves construction of a fish cultural station in Arizona with a cost not to exceed 75000 for fiscal year 1941 as part of a five year 3065000 fisheries bureau program. Limerick Ireland builds 366 houses in a housing program.
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Washington
Arizona
Senate Commerce Committee
Fisheries Bureau
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Ray Abrams
Mario Aguilar
Odalmira Alfaro
John Angulo
Roy Appel
Irene Arce
Henry Aros
Josephine Arriaga
Beatriz Bernal
Nellie Borbon
Bill Braden
Bill Brown
Robert Cadotte
Martha Camacho
Angel Camargo
Frank Campillo
Delfina Cardenas
Edward Cavaletto
Lorraine Case
Alfonso Chavez
Mary Corrales
Bill Cox
Lolita Delsid
Jose Diaz-Pulido
Tosca
Julian Leon
Lily Leon
Manuel Leon
Jimmie Lochner
Albert Lopez
Elias Lopez
Yan Low
Willard Lund
Mary Martinez
Katie McCormick
Lewis McDonnell
Rebecca McKinney
Ethel McSpadden
Armando Membrila
Sally Mendoza
Eunice Moreno
Austin Moss
Jesus Mungia
Burton Nardho
Stella Nikolakopulos
Eva Nunez
Catherine O'Connor
Hortensia Olivas
Dorothy Olson
Jessie
Public Records
U. S
Lockheed Aircraft
Burbank
Royal Air Force
Roosevelt
Maricopa
Srass Seed
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Jones
Caromel
Carter
United Roofing & Supply CO
Rotary and
el Corral
Derkin
Catrina Foote
National Arrow Week
White House
White Arrow
Trump
ARROW
Arrow Dale
Arrow Dart
Arrow Sport
W. Congress ST
Civil Service
Dunbar Junior High
Safford Junior High School
Fish Cultural Station
Limerick
Ireland
Sachs Parker
Palm Beach
Parker Co
the House of Kuppenheimer
Kooler Kredit
Steinfeld
Russell
Paramount Cooler
E. Congress
Arizona Appliance Mart
Rialto Theatre
Hammond Aircraft CO
Reed
Hoefle Sheet Metal Works
Slocum
Powers Home Equip. Corp
Rebeil Electric CO
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