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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
10
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona sets a hearing for May 5 1941 at ten in the forenoon in Tucson to consider a petition for abandonment of Mountain Ave road No 321 A and to appoint appraisers for compensation. Objections must be filed in writing with the Board. May 22 29 1941.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors sets a hearing at the courthouse in Tucson to review a petition to abandon a road. A compensation board will assess damages to landowners and interested parties. Objections must be filed in writing with the Supervisors. Notice dated May 5, 1941. published May 22 and 29, 1941.
A dense guide lists San Francisco and national radio stations with frequencies and networks, plus new programs on KTUC and KVOA. Highlights include Leland Stowe foreign talks on KTUC, a Columbia workshop on KTUC, guest appearances by Bing Crosby, James Hilton, Duke Ellington, and Frank McHugh across KTUC KVOA KGO.
Radio listings show 6:00 to 7:30 programs across stations KVOA KTUC KGO KNX KECA KFRC KFI and more. Notable acts include Bing Crosby Xavier Cugat Glenn Miller and Amos n Andy with several talk news and sports segments.
A sequence of time stamped radio listings shows announcers and station call letters including KFRC KPO KGO Lombardo KRLD Denny Foster Noble and others from 8:00 PM through 12:30 AM, detailing who is on air at each half hour across multiple stations. The fragmentary schedule names many hosts and frequencies.
A Friday afternoon line up shows KTUC and KVOA airing a mix of news programs musical features and syndicated dramas. It lists times from 6:45 to 5:55 with titles such as Breakfast Club Indianapolis Races and World Today among others.
A compact puzzle with across and down clues covering defective to solar terms and a Cryptoquote puzzle. Includes century era abbreviations and thematic wordplay, ending with yesterday's quotation about laughter and contentment.
Joseph Browne Montgomery of Tucson received the top community service and department rating, with a faculty cap presented by Headmaster Bryan F. Peters. Frank Miles Day and Samuel Dunham earned honorable mention. The event listed multiple awards across shooting, racing, tennis, horseshoes, and photography, as the school outlined the year’s top performers.
Forest officials warn that fire hazards in national forests are greater than usual due to heavy spring rains and lush grass. Tonto national forest assistant supervisor William Baldwin says the only two fires this year were man caused and desert lands also present risk as grasses cure.
Phoenix May 29 Memorial Day will be observed May 30 as proclaimed by Governor Osborn urging all people of the state to dedicate themselves to democracy and honor the war dead with appropriate services. Horace Moore highway patrol superintendent urged motorists to drive carefully during the three day holiday.
Theodor A. Petras of the Byrd expedition mailed a postcard from Little America on January 10 to a Richmond supper club requesting reservations for a family reunion. The Richmond high of 98 degrees occurred on May 28, the hottest of the year.
Notice states Crittenden H. Adams filed in Superior Court of Pima County Arizona a duly authenticated copy of the Last Will and Testament of Arklay King deceased and the order admitting it to probate in New York Surrogate's Court along with his petition seeking admission of the document to probate in Arizona.
In this court and that letters testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner. The hearing is scheduled for Sunday, June 1941 at 10:00 a.m. in the Pima County Court House Tucson. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk BELLE D. HALL. Deputy Eva L. Cloud. Dated May 27, 1941. Pub.: May 28, 29, 30, 1941.
Notice of hearing on a petition for the establishment of Mead Road also known as Road No. 459. The proposed 60 foot wide right of way runs northeast from the Ajo Gila Bend Highway area through sections 15 to 23, with a 477.5 foot radius curve and 50 foot minimum return curve at intersections. Court records in Tucson detail the case and provide the reference.
Pima County Arizona holds a hearing in the City of Tucson on a petition to designate road alignments. The description covers Denison Road No 460 and Cole Road No 458 with specific survey points and right of way details for appraisal and assessment.
The text outlines a road alignment for Ajo River Road also known as Road No 457 with precise survey bearings and distances from Ajo-Well No 1 Road. It notes Engineer's Station 322 98.15 on Golf Links Branch and mentions ditch and slope rights plus a minimum 50 foot radius return curve at intersections. A hearing is set in the county courthouse for action on the petition.
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