Johnson to be bailiff of second court in Pima County
Clark Johnson the court librarian for Superior Judge William G. Hall will be appointed bailiff for Pima county's second superior court. Eva De Concini local lawyer and landowner will be the new jurist. Joseph Padilla interpreter will become librarian interpreter for both courts. De Concini assumes duties September 1 with no new hires planned. An emergency court reporter may be used when both courts have juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Johnson
Court of Superior
William G. Hall
Pima County
Eva de Concini
Joseph Padilla
Judge Hall
de Concini
Return Check For New Home
The $2,500 check drawn by the University of Arizona for a Monte Mansfield home down payment was returned to State Auditor Anna Frohmiller. President Alfred Atkin son said the deal was never consummated, though papers were ready for signing before the board of regents met. Regents cancelled the check after deciding not to buy the residence for $30,000 due to unfavorable criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Monte Mansfield
Anna Frohmiller
Alfred Atkinson
Board of Regents
Rosary Planned for Frank Valdez in Tucson Area
Frank E. Valdez 50 of Tucson died yesterday at his home 234 North Ever Street. Knights of Columbus will lead a 7 p.m. rosary at Reilly Undertaking chapel, body lying in state. Mass set for tomorrow 9 a.m. at San Agustin cathedral with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. Survived by widow Julia Valdez four daughters Olga Julia Consuelo Elisia Valdez two sons Antonio and Frank E. Valdez Jr father Antonio Valdez two brothers Fernando Eduardo Valdez and sister Mrs Maria Helms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Valdez
Tucson
North Ever Street
Knights of Columbus
Reilly Undertaking
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Valdez
Corbett Lumber Andrdware Company
Julia Valdez
Olga
Julia
Consuelo
Elisia Valdez
Antonio
Frank E. Valdez, Jr
Antonio Valdez
Fernando
Eduardo Valdez
Maria Helms
Refugio Loera Burial Arrangements Set
Funeral mass for Refugio Loera 60 a former Tucson resident who died Tuesday in Los Angeles will be held tomorrow at 7 30 AM at San Agustin cathedral Burial follows at Holy Hope cemetery Body lies in state tonight at 677 South Meyer street Los Angeles husband Julian Loera Enrique Leyva Tucson sister Elena Munoz Tucson Funeral services by Tucson Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refugio Loera
Tucson
Los Angeles
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Jesus Leyva
South
Meyer Street
Julian Loera
Enrique Leyva
Elena Munoz
University Students Complete Red Cross First Aid Course
University of Arizona students under Mrs. Alice E. King completed the standard first aid course. Participants include Mary S. Abernathy Florence Bond Charlotte Brown Mary Lou Etchells Anne Flanigan Mina Heseman Ruth Newton J Sinclair Best Jacqueline Hooker Martha Pattison Wilma Thiele and Pat Tribolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Alice E. King
Tucson
American Red Cross
Mary S. Abernathy
Florence M. Bond
Charlotte Brown
Mary Lou Etchells
Anne Flanigan
Mina L. Heseman
Ruth Newton
J. Sinclair Best
Jacqueline Hooker
Martha Pattison
Wilma Thiele
Pat Tribolet
Death Driver's Team Suspended
In Bisbee on May 29 Vidal Valenzuela 33 of Hereford received a seven year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter before Superior Judge John Wilson Ross. Parents of Eduardo Segovia age 3 who was killed near Douglas March 30 asked for leniency on Valenzuela's behalf as his car struck the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Vidal Valenzuela
Hereford
John Wilson Ross
Eduardo Segovia
Douglas
Valenzuela
Arizona Anglers To Stalk Wily Trout At 4 A. M. Tomorrow
Arizona's 124 day trout season opens at 4 a.m. tomorrow with predictions of a tough early period but good late season fishing. State game warden K C Katchner expects a better than average season aided by stocked streams and readiness to replace losses. Promising spots include Tonto Christopher and Haigler creeks East Verde river Oak Creek Lakeside Lake near Showlow and White Mountains streams may be too swollen for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
K. C. Katchner
Tonto
Christopher
Haigler
East Verde River
Oak Creek
Lakeside Lake
Showlow
Kartchner
White Mountains
Five Citizen Carriers To Be Graduated Tonight
Five Tucson Daily Citizen carriers will graduate from Tucson senior high school during stadium exercises tonight. The honorees are Ernest Bernal 20 delivering southwest of Tucson and in the mailing room, Jack Wall 18 delivering north of the university, Art Ezell 18 delivering Government Heights, Robert Thomas 18 delivering northeast of the university, and Eddie Casanova 17 downtown and in the circulation office. Each has worked routes from two to four years and pursues varied career aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Daily Citizen
Ernest Bernal
Jack Wall
Art Ezell
Robert Thomas
Eddie Casanova
Tucson
Bernal
South Fourth Avenue
Leo M. Wall
South Clark Street
University of Arizona
J. M. Ezell
East Lincoln
Government Heights
University
Joseph Thomas
North
Norton
F. M. Casanova
Aid To Allies Group Formed
A Phoenix Arizona division of the Committee to Defend America by aiding the Allies organized last night and sent a telegram to President Roosevelt pledging support of measures necessary for defense. E. S. Clark urged citizens to wage war on uncooperative figures and to back the government in this emergency. Maj. A. M. Tuthill predicted a long war and urged full effort to aid Britain. Forty prominent Arizonans signed the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Committee To Defend
America
Roosevelt
E. S. Clark
Diaz Rosary Tonight For Mrs Diaz
Rosary for Petra Diaz 64 who died at home 122 East 24th street will be said tonight at Tucson Mortuary at 8 oclock A state will be kept before service A funeral mass is set for 9 oclock tomorrow at Santa Cruz church Burial will be in Holy Hope cemetery Surviving are her husband Tiburcio three sons Jaime Alonzo Gilbert Diaz all of Tucson two daughters Mrs Mayo Lopez and Mrs Roberta Pacheco of Tucson and three sisters Gertrude Regina Josephina of Immaculate Heart Academy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Diaz
East 24Th Street
Tucson Mortuary
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Tiburcia
Jaime,Alonzo
Gilbert Diaz
Tucson
Mayo Lopez
Roberta Pacheco
Gertrude
Regina
Josephina
The
Immaculate Heart Academy
Cotton Hosiery Shipped from China Valued at $214,120
Last year shipments of cotton hosiery from China to the United States totaled $214,120 in value. The report notes import volumes and value across apparel trade channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Scrap Metals Drive To Start July Fourth Nationwide
Nationwide scrap metal campaigns to collect aluminum and steel may begin by July 4 due to shortages. Test drives start tomorrow in Richmond and Madison with civilians urged to donate pots pans kettles old cars and appliance parts. Defense officials expect a large advertising push in June led by Fiorello La Guardia to support the Independence Day campaign. Major shortages loom for steel and aluminum as Roosevelt warns of steel constraints and possible priority controls affecting ships tanks shells and guns. Cork production faces a 50 percent cut to supply Navy life preservers and Army helmets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Defense
Richmond
Madison
Wis
Old Franklin
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Office of Civilian Defense
Roosevelt
Navy
OPM
Gale Funeral Held in Frisco for Virgil Gale
Funeral services were held today in San Francisco for Virgil Gale a 46 year old Tucson railroad brakeman who died from injuries suffered May 12 in a fall from a freight train near Benson. Burial took place at Presidio national cemetery. Gale was a Mason a member of the American Legion and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He is survived by his wife Louise and two children Rose Lee and George Berry plus four sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Virgil Gale
Tucson
Benson
Halstead Funeral Home
Presidio National Cemetery
Gale
American Legion
Brotherhood of Railroad
Louise Gale
Rose Lee
George Berry Gale
Colgate students rely on aid with loans kept low
Nearly half of Colgate University's students receive financial help through scholarships jobs or loans, a survey shows. The university discourages loan use, keeping borrowing to a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Hamilton
N. Y
U.P
Colgate University
Fire damages East Sixth Street buildings in Tucson
About $10,000 in damage resulted from a fire that gutted a Martin drug store, Anderson Realty offices, and a Pima bakery branch on East Sixth Street and North Park Avenue. Fire Chief Hilles said the rear of the drug store was the likely seat of origin. two companies and a central unit battled the flames after a 3:50 a.m. alarm. Andrew Martin said rebuilding plans include expanded space for prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sixth Street
North Park Avenue
Martin Drug
Anderson Realty Company
Pima Bakery
H. L. Hilles
North Fourth Avenue
East Ninth Street
Central Department
Andrew Martin
George Peak
War Aid Club Reports Tucson Bundlesforbritain Efforts
The Tucson chapter reports 10477.57 dollars sent to England since Aug 6 1940 for civilian and hospital relief. Donations include 2500 worth medical supplies and instruments, 5591 pounds of clothing, 1874 knitted items, 1782 hospital and children's garments, and Tucson purchased materials totaling 820.04 for sewing and 2192.51 for wool. The sewing room operates rent free with help from Bnai Brith Boy Scouts teachers pupils laundries and various relief groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tucson
Britain
Blair Surgical Company
B'nai B'rith
Boy Scouts
University of Arizona President to Speak at Trinity Church Breakfast
Dr. Alfred Atkinson will be guest speaker at a waffle breakfast honoring Trinity Presbyterian Church graduating seniors Saturday at 9 a.m. Also attending are Mrs. Atkinson Rev Leland Koening, Cecil Hoff man and Elmer F Coble with spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Atkinson
Leland H. Koening
Cecil Hoffman
Berkeley
Calif
Elmer F. Coble
Memorial Weekend safety council warns of record traffic tolls
The National Safety Council warned that Memorial Day travel could produce the largest traffic toll in history with about 400 lives saved only by extreme caution. Through April 1941 fatalities ran 1,500 higher than last year, with 10,780 deaths year to date versus 9,290 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Wyoming
Memphis
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Newark
Providence
New York
Edith Heal's Mr Pink and the House on the Roof Published
Tucson author Edith Heal will publish Mr Pink and the House on the Roof early in 1942 with Julian Messner Inc New York. The book, finalist in the Julia Ellsworth Ford Foundation contest among 1000 entries, is illustrated by Caroline Ferry of Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pink
Edith Heal
Tucson
Julian Messner, Inc
New York
Julia Ellsworth
American Academy of Art
Chicago
Norcross Greeting Card Company
New York City
Miss Heal
Robin Hoos
Perrine
Gil Meynier
Richard Sears
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Professors To Attend Science Convention
Faculty members from the University of Arizona College of Agriculture will travel to Pasadena California mid next month for the Western Section Pacific Division meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr A H Finch head of horticulture will be vice chairman and chair a session on horticultural crops in relation to sea moisture. Other participants reading papers include W T McGeorge W E Martin R H Hilgeman A E Griffith and C W Van Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of Arizona
Pasadena
Calif
Pacific Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. H. Finch
W. T. McGeorge
W. E. Martin
R. H. Hilgeman
A. E. Griffith
C. W. van Horn
Dr Tetreau to Preach at First Methodist Church
Dr E D Tetreau professor of rural sociology at the University of Arizona will preach Sunday at 10 45 AM at the First Methodist church on The Problem of Equality The result of a vote on merging with the University Methodist church will be announced Rev Frank S Williams pastor and Rev George H Norton Jr associate pastor will attend the state Methodist institute at Prescott May 31 to June 7 Williams dean Norton business manager and teacher of a religious course plus tennis instruction about 40 young people from First and University Methodist churches will attend Twelve have registered for the Christian Adventure camp for junior high school age at Granite Dells near Prescott during the same period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Tetreau
University of Arizona
First Methodist Church
University Methodist Church
Frank S. Williams
George H. Norton
State Methodist
Episcopal Camp
Prescott
Williams
Institute
Norton
First
University Methodist
Granite Dells
Tucsonian Graduates From Air Corps Unit
Marie Noelke son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Noelke of Bonita Ariz graduates today from the Air Corps advanced flying school at Stockton Calif and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Corps reserve and be given his wings Noelke attended the University of Arizona and swam on the college team He took his basic course at Moffett Field Calif Wings were presented during graduation by Brig Gen Henry W Harrs commanding the west coast air corps training center and Col Leo A Walton school commandant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Noelke
Joseph J. Noelke
Bonita
Ariz
Air Corps Advanced Flying School
Stockton
Calif
Air Corps Reserve
Noelke
University of Arizona
Moffett Field
Henry W. Harrs
West Coast Air Corps Training Center
Leo A. Walton
Arizona Men End Basic Air Course
Cliff J. Kronauer of Tucson is among eight Arizona men graduating basic training as flying cadets at Randolph Field Texas May 31. The class of 330 is the largest to graduate from the West Point of the Air. After preliminaries in the Midwest they began south Texas training in March and will receive wings and second lieutenant commissions in August. Other Arizona members include Elton S. Perry Phoenix John H. Pitts Phoenix James E. Samuels Phoenix Robert S. Johnson Mesa Fred R. W. Stolp Mc Neal Weston E. Tenney Flagstaff and Charles R. Spencer Cochise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff J. Kronauer
Tucson
Arizona
Randolph Field
Tex
West Point of
South Texas
Mid-Western
Elton S. Perry
Phoenix
John H. Pitts
James E. Samuels
Robert S. Johnson
Mesa
Fred R. W. Stolp
McNeal
Weston E. Tenney
Flagstaff
Charles R. Spencer
Cochise
Miss Nevares Dies at 35 in Tucson Home
Miss Antonia Nevares 35 a Tucson resident for 27 years died at her home 210 West 22nd street. Funeral mass 11 tomorrow at Santa Cruz church with body lying in state tonight. Survives include step brother Raynaldo Lucero and sister Mrs Josephina Badilla. Tucson Mortuary arranged arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Nevares
Tucson
West 22Nd Street
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Nevares
Sonora
Raynaldo Lucero
Josephina Badilla
Women complete first aid course in British War Relief
The British War Relief society announces that members have passed the standard first aid course taught by R. T. Black, Tucson Red Cross instructor. Named graduates include Mesdames Bingham, Griscom, Christian, Gore, Lee, Mansfield, LeMesurier, Nicholas, Peters, Seacrest, Seiler, Steinfeld, Sykes, Winn, Wollard and Misses McLeod and Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British War Relief Society
R. T. Black
Tucson
Red_ Cross
Mesdames
Joe Bingham
Rodman Griscom
Thomas Christian
Victor Gore
M. T. Lee
Monte Mansfield
Cecil LeMesurier
W. S. Nicholas
William York Peters
Stanley Seacrist
Paul Seiler
Harold Steinfeld
Grover Sykes
Fred Winn
C. C. Wollard
Misses Lorna McLeod
Comfort Sawyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Second Court
DeConcini
Frank Valdez
Tucson Fertilizer CO
Tucson Citizen Carrier
Aid To Allies
Arizona Organization
DR. Hawkins
W. Congress
Plates Credit Fast Service
Frisco
War Aid Club
DR. Atkinson
Safety Council
MORIA
Ings
Dr. Tetreau
First Methodist
Pitts Jewelers Corner
Congress
Stone
Air Corps
Miss Nevares
Tomorroto
Chan & Kong
Tightwad Thompson
Thompson
Rome
PABST
Tommy
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