Kappa Kappa Gamma Leads UA Grades for 1945-46 Term
Kappa Kappa Gamma tops University of Arizona scholastic rankings for spring 1945-46 with a 2.2591 average among nine sororities and 11 fraternities. The overall university average is 2.79. Phi Gamma Delta leads fraternities among top groups with 2.4394.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
University of Arizona
Phi Gamma Delta
Pi Beta Phi
Kappa —_— Gamma
Delta Sigma
Delta Delta Delta
Alphi Chi Omega
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alphi Phi
Gamma Phi Beta
Chi Omega
Delta Gamma
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Delta Theta
Theta Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Delta Chi
Kappa Sigma
Sima Chi
Sigma Nu
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Zeta Beta Tau
Traffic Safety Appeal At Tucson Ad Club Meeting
Mrs. R. R. Hinnant chairwoman of the Tucson Accident Prevention council warned of a traffic crisis with 21 deaths in Pima county so far and a projected 28 to 30 by year end. Jack Acton noted Phoenix school safety lessons, a Sunshine Climate club film Forward With Tucson was shown, and Frank Drachman of Tucson Newspapers spoke on National Newspaper Week and newspapers as public servants.
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Tucson
Pima County
R. R. Hinnant
Tucson Ad Club
Sunshine Climate Club
Frank Drachman
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
Week
U. S
Canada
Drachman
Boy on unlighted cycle struck by car
Frederick Anderson, 13, riding east on East Grant road on a rainy Monday night, was struck by Warren H. Lorenzen who failed to see him. Anderson received a compound fracture of the left leg and a severe cut over the left eye and was taken to St. Mary's hospital.
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Frederick Anderson
East Glenn
Everett F. Sigsbee to Be Buried in Utah
The body of Everett F. Sigsbee 38 died Sunday night in a local hospital will be sent Tuesday evening to Salt Lake City Utah for burial. He was a World War II veteran and is survived by his wife Luella Sigsbee of 2518 North Estrella Avenue.
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Everett F. Sigsbee
Salt Lake City
Mr. Sigsbee
Luella Sigsbee
North
Estrella Avenue
Tucson Attorney Analyzes Nazi War Crimes Figures
Krucker, a Republican candidate for superior court judge, discusses figures like Von Papen Jodl and Fritsche in Nazi war crimes trials. He notes von Ribbentrop attended many inner council meetings while von Papen did not and compares Jodl to a combined role of Hopkins and Leahy. He suggests naval trials may be lighter due to separate navy structure. He recalls Fritsche’s acquittal.
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von Papen
Tucson
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Alfred Jodl
Adolf Hitler
United States
Jodl
Harry Hopkins
Adm
Leahy
Navy
Krucker
Germany
Hans Fritsche
Fritsche
International tribunal holds leaders guilty for war crimes
In MERNBERG on October 1 the tribunal rejected the plea that obedience to orders excuses war crimes. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Colonel General Alfred Jodl were found guilty on all counts and sentenced to be hanged. The ruling states no soldier is bound to shield crimes by obedience.
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Mernberg
International Tribunal
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred Jodl
Jodl
Keitel
Tucson Sees Third Wettest September on Record
Rainfall in September reached 2.26 inches at Davis Monthan field, the third wettest for the month. U. S. Weather Bureau chief E. P. Norwood notes 1929's 4.28 inches remains a Tucson record. Temperatures averaged near 92.8 high and 69.1 low, with 102 on Sept 12 and four days over 100. The month was 1.08 inches above normal with eight rainy days and mixed sky conditions.
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Tucson
E. P. Norwood
U. S. Weather Bureau
Davis-Monthan Field
Norwood
Housing and troop briefing at Tucson airbase meeting
Officials reported 1 500 additional troops will be stationed at the local airbase within 30 days and advised not to bring families until housing is confirmed. A conference with Southern Pacific's G A Bays was announced and trailer allocation for railroad workers to be simplified.
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Page
Davis
Walsh
Tucson
G. A. Bays
Southern Pacific
Bessie Kozack
Kozack
M. L. Tophey
THA
Ft. Lewis
Wash
FPHA
Jaywalkers Cited in Tucson Court Lectures Enforce Traffic Rules
Several Tucson residents cited for jaywalking appeared in police court Tuesday. Magistrate Paul J. Cella lectured and released them as Chief Don J. Hays ordered officers to cite pedestrians in crowded downtown streets. Councilman Samuel T. Adams condemned jaywalking as an arrogant disregard for traffic law.
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Don J. Hays
Samuel T. Adams
Carson Speaks At Legion Luncheon Club
Charles A. Carson principal of Tucson High School and Arizona Educational Association president spoke at the Legion Luncheon at the Santa Rita Hotel. He noted progress including a new corrective speech class, trained workers sent to Davis Monthan, and expanded music instruction in organ among vocal, band, and orchestral offerings.
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the Legion
Santa Rita Hotel
Charles A. Carson
Tucson High School
The
Arizona Educational Association
Davis-Monthan Field
Local Tax Levy Up to 12 Mills Approved under State Law
State law allows the suburb to raise funds for maintenance and other expenses by a tax not to exceed 12 mills per 100 valuation. A special voter registration will precede the election, from November 10 to 20, at 3541 South Eighth Avenue, the home of registrar Pasquale Lasalle. Registration hours are 1 to 3 p.m. Judges named: K. E. Dalrymple, H. C. Cooke, and Pasquale Lasalle.
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Pasquale Lasalle
South Eighth Avenue
E. Dalrymple
H. C. Cooke
and Lasalle
Fisher Cited For Driving Without License And Past Violations
Driver Fisher was cited under state law 66-406 for allowing an unlicensed operation of a vehicle. Police report notes prior scooter license violations. sentenced this week to 30 days with fines totaling 675 dollars.
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Fisher
Young Fisher
Stamp fans swamp Tucson post office with new five cent mail
Philatelists from around the world crowded the desk of Postmaster Harold Collins collecting thousands of pieces to be dispatched with Tucson stamps. The DC-4 touched down Tuesday on a cross country hop from Los Angeles to Boston with 12 stops, carrying the new five cent mail stamp, while Collins signed about two thousand requests from stamp enthusiasts.
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Harold Collins
Tucson
Los Angeles
Boston
Collins
Eddie Poorman theft tools from service station rear
Police investigate a theft at Eddie's Service Station 1150 East Sixth Street where tools valued at $200 were taken from the rear area. Officer Poorman led the inquiry and requested curbside surveillance footage.
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Eddie R. Poorman
Eddie
East Sixth Street
United Youth Meeting Set At First Methodist Church
The United Youth will gather at 8 p m Tuesday at the First Methodist church for a scheduled meeting.
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United Youth
First Methodist Church
Pima Lodge IOOF to Meet Thursday at 125 South Sixth
PIMA LODGE NO 3 IOOF will convene at 8 p m Thursday in the hall located at 125 South Sixth Avenue. Members are urged to attend and discuss lodge matters.
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Pima Lodge NO
IOOF
South Sixth Avenue
Birthday Ball Planned by Ladies Auxiliary at Pioneer Hotel
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Eagles hosts a birthday ball at the Pioneer hotel ballroom from 9 p m to 1 a m on Wednesday with a floor show and Roy Mack's orchestra providing music for dancing.
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The
Eagles
Pioneer Hotel
Roy Mack
University of Arizona Lecture on U S Stance in World Struggle
Dr N D Houghton from the political science department will speak on the United States stand in the struggle for control in Europe and Asia. The public lecture is at 8 p m in room 103 Humanities Building on Tuesday.
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N. D. Houghton
University of Arizona
United States
Europe
Asia
Humanities Building
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Two Tucson Firms
Two corporations filed in Pima county records. Olive Mines, Inc. lists Henry H. Meyer of Tucson and Morris R. Geggie and J. A. Vandegrift of Los Angeles, with $100,000 capital. United Broom Co. lists Irving and Jean Bartz, Harold Blackman, and Dora B. Blackman of Tucson, capital also $100,000.
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Anna Sullinger
Pima County
Olive Mines, Inc
Henry H. Meyer
Tucson
Morris R. Geggie
J. A. Vandegrift
Los Angeles
United Broom Co
Irving
Jean Bartz
Harold Blackman
Dora B. Blackman
Capital
City Hall to Hear Housing Shortage Relief Proposals
The local emergency housing committee will meet Tuesday evening at city hall to hear Paul Gillespie report on a prior meeting where national housing expeditor Wilson Wyatt spoke and offered suggestions to relieve the housing shortage.
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Emergency Housing Committee
City Hall
Paul Gillespie
Wilson Wyatt
National Housing
Parents Meet University Leader During Afternoon Events
Parents will be held in the main auditorium later in the morning as athletic events are scheduled in the afternoon by male and female students. Campus tours are planned and a reception will be held late in the afternoon with Dr Alfred Atkinson, president of the university.
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Alfred Atkinson
Boys Reunited as Parents Read Citizen Appeal
Two California families are reunited after their sons Larry Alper and Norris Goldman, Los Angeles youths, ran away on September 13. Their parents contacted the Citizen for help. the paper printed a plea for return. The boys read the story in Tucson and decided to return home to California.
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California
Tucson
Larry Alper
Norris Goldman
Los Angeles
Arizona
Citizen
David Alper
Mr and Mrs Davis Buy New Home in Calle de Madrid
Mr and Mrs W Claude Davis bought from Mr and Mrs Arthur C Schaffer a Calle de Madrid home for about 37000 cash, deed filed in Pima County Recorder’s office. Raymond Fry contracted to buy seven lots at 3714 74 Indian School Road from Mr and Mrs Bennie Carper for 26000 cash.
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W. Claude Davis
Catalina Footphills
Arthur C. Schaffer
Calle de Madrid
Anna Sullinger
Pima
Raymond Fry
Bennie Carper
Indian School Road
Four Mexican citizens held after truck transfer near Nogales
A US bound truck was halted near Nogales Sonora as six drivers were detained. Two are American citizens, four are Mexican, all jailed in Pima County awaiting federal action. Named detainees include Jose Garcia Rodiguez Antonio Carrillo Ortega Luis Cardenas Tellez and Luis Rosales Padilla. Rodriquez bond set at 5000. others at 2000.
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United States
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Pima County
Jose Garcia Rodiguez
Antonio Carrillo-Ortega
Luis Cardenas- Tellez
Luis Rosales Padilla
Rodiguez
Ponce de Leon First Governor General of Puerto Rico
Ponce de Leon conquered Puerto Rico for Spain in 1509 and established the island’s first settlement. He became Puerto Rico’s inaugural governor-general, shaping early colonial governance.
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Ponce de Leon
Puerto Rico
Spain
Bohemian Girl Presented on University of Arizona Series
A condensed version of Balfe’s opera The Bohemian Girl will be broadcast Sunday at 2 30 p m on KVOA and the Arizona broadcasting system. Featured are Ella Mae Henderson soprano James King tenor Martha Lines mezzo-soprano Rollin Pease baritone and Martina Powell pianist.
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Michael Balfe
University of Arizona
KVOA
Arizona Broadcasting System
Ella Mae Henderson
St. Louis
James King
Martha Lines
Safford
Rollin Pease
Martina Powell
Fine Arts College
Seven-Year-Old Boy Severely Injured In Street Accident
Gilbert Montes aged seven of 108 Rodeo Drive is in Pima County Hospital in serious condition after a noon Tuesday accident in front of a filling station at 4101 South Sixth Avenue.
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Gilbert Montes
Rodeo Drive
Pima County Hospital
South Sixth Avenue
Youth hit by car on South Sixth Avenue injures leg
A youth was struck in the street on South Sixth Avenue by a car possibly driven by Ernest Bish. The incident caused a fractured skull and a fractured left leg, with Earl Keenum aiding at the scene.
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Montes
Accord South Sixth Avenue
Keenum
Earl Keenum
Ernest Bish
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Utah
Warnock
Carson
Legion
Remington Typewriters
L. A. Fetterly
E. Congress
Peoples Fuel & Feed Co
Parker Mortuary Ambulance Service
N. Stone
Mr. and
Mrs. Davis
Al’s
South 6Th Ave
M Ayn
Ely Jeer
Diamond Ring Creations
Hollywood
Majestic
Roebuck
Sears
the Romeo
Slipper
Romeo
N. 6Th Ave
Pennington
Stone
Memorial Park
Santa Rita
Drexall
Seagondollar Music Store
E. Toole
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