Court action threads through local theft and beef violations
In a justice of the peace court on October 3 1946 L A Tanner and Ruth Webb faced charges over inspected beef violations with Tanner cleared and Webb fined $100. Meat inspector Ralph R Hobbs filed the complaint. Separately Joseph John Richter waived a preliminary hearing on grand theft tied to a 1941 Olds and was bound over on $5000 bond. His wife Margaret Richter led to a $5000 bond with preliminary set for October 10. Lawrence Bonner pleaded not guilty to grand theft involving a 1937 Chevrolet and remains held on $1000 bond with October 10 hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
L. A. Tanner
Arizona
Ruth Webb
C. W. Gardner
Tanner
Joseph John Richter
Justice For the Peace Court
Superior Court
Richter
Margaret Richter
JP C. W. Gardner
Richters
Emily Scott Hubbard
Lawrence Bonner
Lloyd Patzwald
Hospital leadership frays over supplies staffing and control
Governors and the hospital board clash over administration while Miss Trimarco had bought instruments and supplies as superintendent. Records show 88 patients daily on average with staffing shortages evident as nurses and aides churn, raising questions about procedures and care standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trimarco
Otis Chidester
Martin
Walsh
Western region leadership outlines Hope annagan funds plan
Burgess in New Jersey and colleagues from Mississippi Georgia Wisconsin Colorado form a Western region group to approve projects for activation with Hope annagan funds. Dr. R W Trul linger heads the agriculture department office of experiment stations as funds await congressional action and a potential 2,500,000 increment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
New Jersey
Clarence Dorman
Mississippi
I. B. Johnson
Georgia
Noble Clark
Wisconsin
H. J. Henney
Colorado
Henney
Burgess
R. W. Trullinger
Office of
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Celebration marks last highway 80 paving in Florence
A large October 30 ceremony in Florence will celebrate U S highway 80 paving completion. Gov. Sidney P. Osborn will dedicate the road with oiling of the last gap from Savannah to San Diego. The Tucson Chamber and eight Arizona towns along 80 will take part.
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Florence
Sidney P. Osborn
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Savannah
San Diego
Calif
Tucson
Tempe
Mesa
Phoenix
Superior
Douglas
Bisbee
Douglas rises through Phelps Dodge to top mining posts
The obituary traces Douglas career from Copper Queen mine superintendent to general manager in 1902 and president of Phelps Dodge from 1917 to 1930. He led expansion into refining, chaired Southern Pacific operations, and served as director after retirement. Family details and notable relatives are listed.
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Copper Queen
Phelps Dodge Corp
West
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Pacific Railway of Mexico
Mexico City
Douglas
Phelps Dodge
Nichols Refining
American Mining Congress
American Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
American Academy of Political & Social Sciences
The
Mining & Metallurgical Society
Edith Margaret Bell
Otttawa
Canada
Denison Kitchel
Phoenix
Charles R. Williams
Glyndon
Percy L. Douglas
New York
Robert Douglas
Montreal
Walter Douglas, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
James Douglas
Lewis A. Douglas
Arizona
Campaign slate for state offices includes Moore Simms Pulliam Brooks
Tim Cusick the Democratic state chairman announced a western swing to promote nominees Thad Moore for supreme court justice Mit Simms for tax commissioner Nolan D Pulliam for state treasurer and William Brooks for corporation commissioner. He will visit Holbrook Oct 4 St Johns and Springerville Oct 5 Bisbee and Douglas Oct 7 Nogales Oct 8 Florence Oct 9 Globe Oct 15 Safford Oct 16 and Clifton Oct 17.
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Page One
Supreme Court
Thad Moore
Mit
Sheffield Calls Meet of Democrat Workers
James B. Sheffield chairman of the Pima county Democratic central committee called a meeting Thursday of precinct committee men for 8 p m Friday in the courthouse. All Democrats and Democrat workers were declared eligible to attend. Finance and executive committee members met Wednesday evening in superior court No 1 to discuss the coming campaign.
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James B. Sheffield
Pima County
Democratic Central Committee
Superior Court No. 1
Mining convention to include Morenci tour and banquet
The article details a women's auxiliary banquet at 7 30 p m on October 29 with H M Lavender as toastmaster and Cates and Knapp as speakers. A Morenci mine open pit tour is on the plan with Tucson to Morenci bus departures. Notables R W Thomas and Harry S Mudd are among expected attendees from major copper firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lavender
Phelps Dodge Properties
Douglas
Cates and Knapp
Morenci
Tucson
Morencion
J. B. Cunningham
Charles R. Kuzzell
Edward Holderness
B. S. Butler
Victor Verity
Gover J. Duff
Thomas G. Chapman
Grover J. Duff
Robert E. Heineman
Judge Fickett to Speak at Coronado Heights rally day
Judge Fred W. Fickett will deliver the special talk at the Coronado Heights Baptist mission rally day Bible school program on Sunday. Rev Norman L. Cummings announces the combined Bible school and morning service starting at 9 45 a m with a flag processional and songs. The program includes Bible drills promotion of scholars installation of new teachers and contest awards with a goal of 200 in attendance.
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Fred W. Fickett
Coronado Heights Baptist Mission
North Stone
Jacinto
Norman L. Cummings
Cummings
Steelman calls for moderating demands to avert inflation
Steelman urges prices to be trimmed and wages restrained by business, labor, and consumer action. In his first quarterly report as director of war mobilization, he warns the economy stands at a fork: cooperative restraint could yield lasting prosperity, while resistance could trigger inflation and collapse.
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Steelman
Congress
Two Boys Held For Scooters In City Sweep
Police arrested two youths driving motor scooters without licenses as part of a downtown jaywalking crackdown. The juveniles were remanded to juvenile authorities, and Magistrate Paul J. Cella lectured them in city police court. He announced a $2 fine for jaywalking citations starting Monday, saying warnings were given as residents learned the ordinance.
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Paul J. Cella
Cella
Tucson Woman Mattie McCaffery Dies After 28 Years Here
Mrs. Mattie Sue McCaffery 54 died Thursday in a local hospital after 28 years residency in Tucson. She lived at 835 South Third avenue. Survived by husband Frank McCaffery sister Mrs. C. H. Bemis La Grand Calif brother J. K. Cayce Anniston Ala and five nieces. Funeral services Saturday at Reilly's with burial in Evergreen cemetery Masonic section.
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Mattie Sue McCaffery
Tucson
South Third Avenue
Frank McCaffery
C. H. Bemis
la Grand
Calif
J. K. Cayce
Anniston
Ala
Reilly’s
Masonic
Evergreen Cemetery
Morgan M'Dermott Post 7 to Hold Legion Meeting
City briefs announce that Morgan M'Dermott Post No. 7 of the American Legion will meet at 8 p m Thursday in the Legion auditorium.
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Morgan M'Dermott
American Legion
Legion Auditorium
Young Republicans Club to Meet at YWCA
The Young Republicans' club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the YWCA on Fifth Avenue.
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Young Republicans’ Club
YWCA
Fifth Avenue
Tucson Aerie Meets at Eagles Hall Friday Evening
Tucson Aerie No. 180 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Eagles hall located at 347 North Sixth avenue. The session will cover routine lodge business and community activities.
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Tucson Aerie NO
FOE
Eagles Hall
North Sixth Avenue
Woodin Addresses Snakes at Lions Club Meeting
Woodin of the University of Arizona spoke on poisonous and nonpoisonous snakes in Arizona and Tucson at a Lions club meeting in the Pioneer hotel, covering how to treat snakebites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodin
University of Arizona
Arizona
Tucson
Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
Navy Mothers club to meet Friday evening
Kathleen Claunch commander of the Navy Mothers club calls a special meeting for 8 p m Friday in the cue room of the Santa Rita Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Claunch
Navy Mothers’ Club
Santa Rita Otel
Bishop F L Lewis to Attend Honor Banquet Thursday
Rev F L Lewis D D newly elected bishop of the colored Methodist church will attend a 7 30 p m banquet in his honor at Phillips Chapel church dining room. Bishop Lewis president of the California conference will be accompanied by Dr M Thompson district superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Lewis D. D
The
Colored Methodist Church
Phillips Chapel
Lewis
California
M. Thompson
Auto Crash Injures Four Including Soldiers
A collision at North Fourth avenue and East Speedway on Wednesday night injured two soldiers and two women. Margaret Weber aged 20 from 435 East Achman street received back injuries at St Mary’s hospital. Eloise N. Lewis of Avondale was treated for bruises and a shoulder injury. Master Sgt Keith Cook of Davis Monthan field suffered a shoulder injury and facial lacerations. Sgt Henry Burnham, also from Davis Monthan, was driven to the field for facial cuts and bruises.
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North Fourth Avenue
East Speedway
Margaret Weber
Eastachman Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Eloise N. Lewis
Avondale
Keith Cook
Davis- Monthan Field
Henry Burnham
Davis-Monthan
Army
Romero Named To State Juvenile Board
Phoenix October 3 Gov Sid nave Osborn appoints T D Romero of Tucson to the board of directors of the state juvenile system and the appointment is announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romero
Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
T. D. Romero
Tucson
Board of Directors
State
Tucson high school adviser Romero remains longtime educator
Romero, senior class faculty adviser at Tucson High, holds an executive post in the Arizona Education Association and has shown ongoing interest in students during his long tenure teaching business courses.
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Romero
Tucson
Arizona Education Association
Haifa Population Surges From 24000 to Over 120000
Between 1922 and 1943 Haifa in Palestine saw population rise from about 24 000 to more than 120 000, driven by migration and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Palestine
Nazis on Board Ordered Arrest Under Allied Law
Allied authorities ordered the arrest of Nazis under a law offering up to ten years in prison. Former Nazis must appear before de Nazification boards. Plain clothes officers guarded courthouse entrances under the direction of Nuernberg police chiefs Hans Stahl and Karl Adam.
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Hans Stahl
Karl Adam
Nuernbergi Criminal Police
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