Udall Orders Mandamus For Second Pima Court
Judge Levi S. Udall of Apache County orders a writ of mandamus directing the Pima County Board of Supervisors to petition Gov. R. T. Jones for a second county judge. The court grants a 30 day stay of execution to allow an appeal to the state supreme court. The suit by Herbert F. Krucker and Richard H. Chambers seeks creation of the second superior court due to overwork of Judge William G. Hall and state population-based staffing rules.
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Levi S. Udall
Apache
Pima County
Board of ‘Supervisors
R. T. Jones
Udall
Belle—D. Hall
Montion
J. Mercer -Johnson
State Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Herbert F. Krucker
Richard H.chambers
William G. Hall
Railroad Case Goes To Kelly
Sol H. Stover a Phoenix railroad conductor sues for 10000 damages over seniority non recognition. The case assigned to Judge Henry C. Kelly in Yuma after bias motion against Judge William G. Hall. Suits moved from Maricopa county with 40 to 50 defendants including Order of Railway Conductors Tucson branch and Southern Pacific. Stover seeks seniority recognition and work selection.
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Sol H. Stover
Phoenix Railroad
Henry C. Kelly
Yuma
Stover
William G. Hall
Pima County
Maricopa County
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Tucson
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Southern Pacific Company
County Allocates May Tax Revenue to Tucson and State
Wallace S. Bransford said May tax collections in Pima county totaled funds split with Tucson receiving 132,578 and the state 227,853.79. Final checks mailed include 32,578 to the city and 77,853.79 to the state.
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Pima County
Tucson
Wallace S. Bransford
Local Officers Hear Nazi Power Analysis in Tucson
Tucson officers discussed Nazi blitzkrieg tactics and the Luftwaffe air force in a wartime briefing. They cited rapid penetration of Belgium and Holland, use of parachute drops, and a fifth column theory, noting Liege forts and the Maginot line as key elements and predicting impacts on British navy and American industry.
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Adolph Hitler
Belgium
Holland
Tucson
U. S. Army Officers Reserve Corps
Liege
Albert Canal
John T. Minton
English Channel
Maginot
Flanders
von Hindenburg
Ludendorf
Col. Minton
Hitler
United States
Phoenix Baker’s Union Official Cleared in Fatal Auto Death
Rush Wells, 30, a bakers' union official in Phoenix, was absolved by a coroner's jury in the death of Frank Van Haren, 55, a newspaper employee. The verdict said the street intersection accident was unavoidable and occurred Saturday night as Van Haren walked home.
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Phoenix
Rush Wells
Bakers’ Union
Frank van Haren
van Haren
Red Cross Seeks Added Funds For War Refugees
Norman H. Davis head of the American Red Cross cables the Tucson chapter urging immediate extra funds to aid war refugees. The local drive aims at least $10,000,000 nationally with Tucson’s $5,000 goal. about $4,400 has been raised so far. Davis says quotas are minimum objectives and chapters should double efforts to quickly complete the campaign.
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Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
Tucson
Davis
France
Rodeo Guarantors Get Back Notes Profit From LA Fiesta
The Chamber of Commerce board returned guarantor notes for the 16th La Fiesta de los Vaqueros after a financial review showed receipts of 30,362.51 and ticket sales totaling 23,079.40. Disbursements stood at 29,333.78 with about 220 in contingent bills remaining. once paid, the show will yield 833.73 in profit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Upson to Chair Water Basin Meeting in Salt Lake City
Arthur Upson director of the Southwestern Forest and Range experiment station will attend a joint committees meeting on water problems in the Colorado and Bonneville drainage basins in Salt Lake City. He serves as chairman for the group representing department of agriculture bureaus and will be away about a week. The piece notes Prof. W Arthur Cable of the University of Arizona has been named to the Delta Sigma Rho roster committee. Summer Haven temperatures recorded a 40 degree low and 72 degree high yesterday.
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Arthur Upson
Southwestern Forest and Range Experiment Station
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Bonneville
Upson
Department of Agriculture
W. Arthur Cable
University of Arizona
Delta Sigma Rho
Charles H. Smith to Speak in Tucson Meetings
Charles H. Smith, Grand Vice-President of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will hold two meetings in Tucson tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall to discuss lodge and brotherhood questions. All members are urged to attend.
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Charles H. Smith
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Tucson
Odd Fellows Hall
Brotherhood
YMCA Opens for Memorial Day Limited Hours
Hervey Smith, secretary, announced the YMCA will be open tomorrow from 4 to 7 p m for adults only. All boys’ activities are suspended until Friday.
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YMCA
Hervey Smith
Humane society meeting set for Wednesday at Santa Rita
The Tucson Humane Society will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Santa Rita hotel.
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THE
Tucson Humane Society
Santa Rita Hotel
University of Arizona Commencement Address Broadcast
Dr Lewis Douglas will deliver the University of Arizona commencement address tonight on KTUC at 8 30 broadcasting for 25 minutes.
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University OF Arlzona
Lewis Douglas
KTUC
Naturopaths of Tucson name Miller chair for tri state convention
The Naturopaths of Tucson met at Dr. Davo Millers clinic to appoint him chairman of the committee organizing the tri state convention. The event will occur at the Santa Rita hotel on June 15 and 16 with participants from across the region.
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Naturopaths OF
Tucson
Davo Miller
Lions Club Weekly Meeting Postponed
The Lions Club weekly meeting scheduled for noon tomorrow has been postponed, an announcement stated today.
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Lions Club
Catalina wading pool to open for summer season
City recreation director Harold A Patten announced the Catalina wading pool at North Fourth avenue and East Second street will begin operation on Monday for the summer season.
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Catalina Wading
North Fourth Avenue
East Second Street
Harold A. (Porque) Patten
Barn Party for Safford School Contest Winners
A barn party will be held at 230 East 23rd Street at 8 30 p m tomorrow to benefit contestants in the popularity contest at Safford School on June 6.
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East 23Rd Street
Safford School
Students Pay 2000 On Bonds For Stadium
Tucson senior high school students paid the second 2000 installment on bonds for the stadium construction. The debt was to be covered by 10 annual payments from athletic receipts and student activities. The stadium had been enlarged two years earlier at a 50000 cost.
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Tucson
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Declares $2.50 Dividend
New York May 29. Directors of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company authorize a dividend of $2.50 a share on the 5 percent noncumulative preferred stock payable August 1 to holders of record June 27. The same amount was paid in February.
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New York
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Goodson Named Alumni Secretary At University
Mel Goodson of Phoenix will become executive secretary of the University of Arizona Alumni Association. The new post, created at an alumni banquet, moves A. L. Slonaker to focus on graduate and student ventures. Goodson, a 1929 alumnus and president of Papen Products Inc., replaces the prior arrangement with undisclosed salary details.
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Mel Goodson
Phoenix
Arizona House of Representatives
University of Arizona Alumni Association
A. L. Slonaker
Slonaker
Goodson
Pape Men Products, Inc
Film unit defies Memorial Day to finish Arizona
Actors and production men on Columbia Pictures production Arizona gathered at the Santa Rita hotel and voted to work tomorrow despite studios normally closing on Memorial Day. Only wives protested the decision.
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Wesley Ruggiles
Arizona
Columbia Pictures
Santa Rita
Penny Basis Fuels U.S. Confectionery Trade Bulk
The article notes that most confectionery sold in the United States is priced on a penny basis. This pricing practice shapes how sweets are distributed and marketed across major retailers.
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The
United States
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