Bank Bowling Preview At New Tucson Amusement Palace
The new Bank Bowling Alleys in Tucson will host a grand opening tonight broadcast on KTUC between 8:15 and 8:30. Buck Beaty and guests from Los Angeles and Chicago will showcase a 40 foot alley game blending bowling ski-ball and marble tables with 15 pins worth two points each.
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Bank Bowling
Tucson
Bank
South Sixth Avenue
KTUC
Los Angeles
Chicago
Buck Beaty
East Third Street
North Fourth Avenue
Beaty
Hurl Priser
Southwestern Amusement Company
Daly Heirs Named Estate Trustees
John W. Daly Jr. and Miss Anne Q. Daly were named co trustees of their father's $100000 trust in superior court. The elder Daly died March 29 after a long illness leaving $18400 in cash and a stock and bond balance.
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John W. Daly, Jr
Anne Q. Daly
John W. Daly
Tucson
Superior Court
Daly
Perpetual rights asked by utility in Arizona lands
El Paso Gas seeks perpetual right of way through state lands for pipelines and equipment. Pima county supervisors were informed that Meade Powell of Tucson is named county appraiser for the transaction. State law requires three appraisers from the county, the governor, and the land commissioner to fix the lands’ value.
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Arizona Land Commission
el Paso Gas Company
Pima County
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Meade Powell
Tucson
Reckless Driving Trial Set for Ed Tompkinson
Ed Tompkinson aged 35 of Fort Lowell road and Maple boulevard faces reckless driving charges. The trial was scheduled for late today in justice court after his car left the road five miles southeast of Continental, overturning and injuring passenger Leroy Jones.
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Ed Tompkinson
Fort Lowell Road
Maple Boulevard
Justice Court
Tompkinson
Continental
Leroy Jones
African descent students host Dublin costume party
Students of African descent appeared in picturesque costumes and gave a party in Dublin Ireland, showcasing cultural celebration and community gathering in the city.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tucson To Get Lowest Rates In Southwest
Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power announces June 1 rate cuts making the city’s residential and commercial electric and gas prices among the lowest in the southwest. The move saves about 128 000 yearly, with electric rates down 108 000 and gas 20 000, reflecting Tucson’s growth and higher business volume.
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Tucson
Southwest
Max A. Pooler
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Greater
Mynott Forfeits Bond In Assault Case
Lee Mynott aged 32 of 1548 South Sixth avenue forfeited a $25 cash bond after failing to appear in police court to answer simple assault charges. He is accused of striking Chester Schaefer aged 24 with a hammer last Sunday at the 101 Club on East Broadway, following a prior altercation near the same venue last summer.
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Lee Mynott
South Sixth Avenue
Chester Schaefer
Yavapai Road
East Broadway
Boulder Dam Repayment Estimate From Power Sales
In a projection spanning five decades, analysts estimate that sales of power from Boulder Dam will repay the federal government with interest for the $103 million investment. The plan hinges on continued demand and favorable rates to cover borrowing costs.
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Boulder Dam
Coronado Centennial Begins in New Mexico Observance Opens
Albuque rque New Mexico May 29 The Coronado Cuarto Centennial celebration opens with a dedication of an eighty thousand dollar Coronado national museum at Bernalillo and a pageant tracing the conquistadores route from Compostela to Gran Quivera. Federal backing totals two hundred thousand dollars for observances across the region into 1941 with Gov. Miles and Spanish ambassador Juan Francisco de Cardenas attending.
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Coronado
New Spain
Mexico
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Juan Francisco de Cardenas
United States
Plymouth
Coronado National Museum
Bernalillo
Here
John E. Miles
Tiguex Pueblo
Arduois
Compostela
Gran Quivera
University of New Mexico
Southwest
Justice of the Peace Lets Police Dog Go Home
Thirteen year old Juanita Drip promised not to light the police dogs word that triggers Clarabelle to chase cats. Neighbors demanded the dog be killed. Juanita's mother filed a court action and a judge allowed Clarabelle to return home if the girl keeps silent.
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Arvada
Cole
Juanita Drip
Clarabelle
Juanita
Justice of the Peace
Saturday hours kept for city assessment collections
The city assessment offices will remain open Saturday afternoon to collect payments on street improvement bonds. Memorial Day closures mean no open offices tomorrow. As of today 6594.53 remains unpaid from the year's charges, with 9182.74 collected since year start. bonds fund street paving under state improvement law. A sardonic note claims the bones and rock were moved to assemble five dinosaur skeletons at the University of Utah.
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R. R. Guthrie
Guthrie
University of Utah
Garner Seeks Delegates in Normally Tight Race
Texas casts 46 votes for Garner placing him second in pledged delegates to the Democratic national convention while Roosevelt leads with broad support. Line-up shows Roosevelt 56114, Garner 2, Farley 381, Bankhead 22, Tydings 16, Wheeler 8, O Ma hney 6, unobligated 2014. Republican totals with Dewey 150, Taft 71, Vandenberg 38, MacNider 22, Capper 18, McNary 10, unobliged 625.
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Washington
Texas
Garner
Roosevelt
Farley
Speaker Bankhead
Alabama
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Wheeler
Montana
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Thomas E. Dewey
Gov. James
Pennsylvania
Taft
Ohio
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senator McNary
Oregon
Man Eats Lavish Bet Meal at New London Diner
Frank Mariani ordered and finished a large bet meal in New London including two bowls of soup, three portions of spaghetti and meat balls, eight roast beef dinners with sides, and a roast chicken, washed down with four beers. He declined dessert due to sweets.
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New London, Conn
Frank Mariani
Oversize gliders used to drop German paras in France
Paris reports that trains of five to six motorless gliders towed by bombers reach 20000 feet or more then release to deliver six parachutists each behind Allied lines in northern France. Gliders fly silently at night and can travel up to about 60 miles before parachutists descend.
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Paris
France
Jury Trial Requested in Chinese Gambling Case
Police court continued trial of 17 Chinese charged with gambling until next week to arrange a jury. Chief Don J. Hays and County Attorney J. Mercer Johnson led raids. Fred W. Fickett, attorney for the defendants, urged jury trials.
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Paul Cella
Don J. Hays
J. Mercer Johnson
Fred W. Fickett
Cows Producing Top Butterfat in New York Herds Age Nine
In New York dairy herd improvement associations cows yielding the most butterfat are around nine years old. The finding highlights age as a factor in peak fat production among dairy cattle.
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New York
Speed trap sign torn and four violators nabbed
Sgt. William Burch and Lonny Simcoe waited for speeders with the police motorcycle squad. A motorist directed them to go north. They found a crude crayon sign warning of a trap and removed it. In the next half hour they arrested four speeders.
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Kansas City
William Burch
Lonny Simcoe
Young Neville Chamberlain Managed Bahamian Estates
As a young man Neville Chamberlain served by managing his father’s Bahamian estates for several years. The future British statesman gained early experience in colonial land affairs before returning to public life.
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Neville Chamberlain
The
Bahamas
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Mynott
Coronado Centennial
Albuquerque
N. M
American Southwest
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Cibola
Rio Grande
J. B. Biggs & Sons
N. 3Rd Ave
Mr. and
Mrs
L. N. Hart
Stone Ave
Soulvie
Petey
Rc Pgsekekes Tearle
Wright
Electric & Machine Co
South
Astra
Glover & Clark
Fourth Ave
Incorporated
PHONE
Coca-Cola CO
Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Sixth Ave
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