Judge Passes Sentence On 3 Violators
In federal court Judge Albert M. Sames handed two sentences of two and a half years and two of fourteen months to three offenders for violating importation immigration and selective service laws. John Walter Jackson III received the longest term for avoiding his draft board reports and using another registrant’s card. Alberto Santana, 43, of Nogales, drew 14 months on each of two counts for illegally importing Mexican aliens and was fined 100 on each charge. Wallace G. Willmore, an ex Army man, was sentenced for selling marihuana cigarettes and other sales in April, with seven grains found in his quarters and a leniency plea noted.
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Albert M. Sames
FBI
John Walter Jackson, IIi
Jackson
Pima County Selective Service Board No. 1
Navy
Alberto Santana
Sen
Nogales
Wallace G. Willmore
K. Berry Peterson
United States
Willmore
Peterson
McCaffrey Ends Long Rail Service in Tucson
Frank McCaffrey, Southern Pacific engineer, retires after 46 years with the company marking 17 days more than half a century. He began in the East at 20, moved to Tucson in 1898, became engineer in 1903, and piloted Hoover’s special into Tucson in 1932 with 5,000 people greeting the President. He is a 32nd degree Mason and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member, living at 835th Third Avenue with wife Mattie Cayce.
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Frank McCaffrey
Southern Pacific Railroad
McCaffrey
East
Tucson
Southern Pacific
McCaffery
Hoover
5,000 PLC
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Third Avenue
Mattie Cayce
Hopkinsville
Army Publications Edited and Published Overseas
About 175 United States Army publications are edited and published by officials overseas, reflecting centralized handling of military documentation for units stationed abroad.
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U. S. Army
Most Tucsonians To Work Holiday
Most Tucson residents will work as usual on Memorial Day as a wartime holiday at home. Special services at Evergreen cemetery begin at 9 30 a m with a speech by Judge William G Hall. The day is organized by the United Spanish War Veterans.
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V.F.W. Band
Sabino Canyon
Tucson Mountain Park
Federal Court
Draft Board
OPA Price Panel
Ration Board
Navy
Army
Marine
University of Arizona
Davis-Monthan Army Air Base
Evergreen
Marana Army Air Field
Chamber of
Jackson Street
War Housing Center
Federal Security Administration
Daily Citizen
Ray Higgins Buried After Afternoon Funeral Service
Funeral services for Raymond P. Higgins age 50 of 332 East Fourth street were held this afternoon at 4 in the Reilly Funeral chapel officiated by the Elks lodge. Veterans of Foreign Wars conducted the services in Evergreen cemetery. Higgins died Saturday afternoon after collapsing on the street and was taken by ambulance to County Hospital. He was a Southern Pacific railroad conductor and overseas veteran. He was a member of the American Legion VFW Elks Lodge 385 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors. He is survived by his mother Mrs Patrick Higgins wife Dorothy Higgins and brother John L. Higgins.
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Raymond P. Higgins
East Fourth Street
Reilly Undertaking Company
Elks Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elks
Evergreen Cemetery
Railroad Brotherhoods
Higgins
County Hospital
East Sixth Street
Mr. Higgins
St. Louis
Southern Pacific Railroad
American Legion
The
B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 385
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Patrick Higgins
Dorothy Higgins
John L. Higgins
Pima County
Public Auction of Horses Raises School Funds
A sale at the University of Arizona farm brought in 4225 dollars for the university with 64 ROTC horses auctioned by the Treasury Department for the War Department. The top price paid for a single horse was 140 dollars. Most horses went to Arizona ranchers and farmers as advanced ROTC units moved off campus. Basic ROTC training continues, but campus stables close for the first time since World War II.
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University of Arizona
Bermuda Passes Laws Barring Most American Cars
Bermuda enacts new restrictions that bar most automobiles manufactured in the United States. The move targets a broad range of vehicles, reshaping local car ownership and import patterns within the island jurisdiction.
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Bermuda
Dewey Holds Edge in New York Presidential Poll
A George Gallup Institute poll shows New York voters favor Governor Dewey over Franklin D. Roosevelt for the 1944 presidential race. Roosevelt carried New York in 1940 with 52 percent and in 1936 with 60 percent, but New York remains a key state with 47 electoral votes.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dewey
Empire State
Roosevelt
New Yorker
Boi Issetteos
Cleanaee
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Flying Fortresses Armament Details Highlight Crew Firepower
The article notes that every Flying Fortress carries at least thirteen .50 caliber machine guns. This detail underscores the heavy defensive and offensive capabilities of the bomber aircraft during the period.
Brushes Made of White Horse-Tail Hair in Brazil
Report notes a shift in brush manufacturing to white horse-tail hair in Brazil highlighting material sourcing and regional production practices.
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Brazil
WAVE Recruit Party to Campaign in Tucson June 5 6 7
Eleanor Benefer and a party of WAVE recruiters will visit Tucson for three days to enlist eligible women. Applicants must have two years of high school education and no dependants to be sworn in by the traveling recruiting team.
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Ens
Eleanor Benefer
WAVE
Tucson
J. B. Billingsley
Wave’s
Rhodes Claims Major Rodeo Honors in Tucson Weekend
Tommy Rhodes led a dominant two day rodeo at Tucson rodeo field teaming with Jim Hudson to win team tying in 16.8 seconds on Saturday and 18.6 seconds on Sunday with the father son duo Tommy and Johnny Rhodes. He also finished second to Marion Gaetzweiler in calf roping with a 27.2 second time.
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Tommy Rhodes
Tucson
Jim Hudson
Tommy
Johnny Rhodes
Marion Gaetzweiler
Tucson Girl Cast in Denison U. Production
Marjorie King of Tucson has been cast as Mary Margaret in Denison University’s four night run of Channing Pollock's The Fool at Granville, Ohio. The junior is active in Denison activities and plays one of five leading roles in the religious drama. She came to Denison from Cleveland Heights high school in autumn 1942.
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Marjorie King
Earl R. King
Route 2
Tucson
Denison University
Granville
Mary Margaret
Channing Pollock
Miss King
Denison
Cleveland Heights High School
Europe and in the Pacific political strategy of two parties
The article analyzes how two political parties shape strategy across Europe and the Pacific theaters. It contrasts approaches, alliances, and mobilization efforts influencing global policy and regional outcomes.
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Europe
Pacific
SEC Demands Mine Records In Fraud Probe
In federal court the SEC sought access to the books of Artemisa Mines Ltd, now Minas de Artemisa, to probe alleged fraudulent sale of stock. Attorney G M Cuthbertson said closing brief dates and oral argument were set for June 30. Company president Oliver O Kendall, once of Tucson, is described as a fugitive from justice after failing to supply records as the firm reorganized as a Mexican entity.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Artemisa Mines, Ltd
G. M. Cuthbertson
Los Angeles
SEC
Cuthbertson
Minas de Artemisa
United States
Oliver O. Kendall
Tucson
SEC Seeks Access to Mexican Mine Books
The SEC argues it can obtain the books of a Mexican company operating in Mexico with about 1000 U.S. stockholders. The lead zinc property, described as spectacular yet potentially valueless, has about a quarter of a million dollars invested by Americans. The mine lies roughly 60 miles south of the border. Mining company attorneys missed court. briefs due by June 15 as a dismissal motion is heard. An SEC attorney from Philadelphia represented the agency.
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SEC
Mexico
United States
Cuthbertson
Phil
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