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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1946

Page

4

Juvenile Traffic Court Formation Schedules First Sessions

A new Juvenile Traffic Court begins Saturday with unlicensed juvenile drivers and offending parents to appear in police court. Juvenile chief R. E. Johnson will order attendance at four or more sessions of a traffic school. Judge Eva De Concini cannot attend the opening. sessions run Saturdays with police and highway patrol officers assisting.

Paul J. Cella Pima County Association Superior Court R. E. Johnson Eva de Concini Johnson Don J. Hays W. V. Burr Highway Patrol

Chesler Freed On Cella Order

A city police case against Irving Chesler charging bet taking at Crescent cigar store 200 East Congress Street was dismissed by Magistrate Paul J Cella on defense motion. Evidence centered on hearsay and improper warrant affidavit leading to bond return.

Irving Chesler Crescent Cigar East Congress Street Paul J. Cella Joe Judge Frank Eyman Chesler Eyman Cella

University of Arizona seeks funds for temporary classrooms

A certificate of need for 16 temporary classrooms was filed in Phoenix by Dr. Alfred Atkinson, a university resident, with a Washington representative of the U S office of education. The filing is a preliminary step toward funds from the federal works administration community facilities bureau. The board of regents meeting last Saturday authorized requesting funds.

University of Arizona Phoenix Alfred Atkinson University Aashington U. S. Office of Education Atkinson Community Facilities Bureau Federal Works Administration Board of Regents of The University and State Colleges of Arizona

Rites For Mrs. Davis Set For Saturday

Services for Levinia Pearl Davis of Tucson will be held at 4 p m Saturday at Parker's. Dr R S Beal will officiate and burial will be in Southlawn Memorial Cemetery. She is survived by husband John F Davis, parents Frank and Mrs Daily, four brothers and five sisters all of Tucson.

Parker’s Levinia Pearl Davis R.S. Beal Southlawn Memorial Cemetery Davis John F. Davis Sonora Street Frank Daily Charles Henry Lester Jack Daily Helen Lu Gloria Tully Frances Paradise Alma Daily Dorothy Daily Tucson

Henry J Winikates Dies After Nine Months Here

Henry J. Winikates, 48, a resident here for nine months, died Friday morning in a local hospital. The body will go to Chicago for services and burial. Survivors include his wife, a son Charles of Ft. Sheridan, IL, a brother Emil of Chicago, and four sisters in Chicago.

Henry J. Winikates Kago Arizona Charles Ft. Sheridan Emil Chicago Clara Brennecke Anna Wirkus Helen Florence Winikates

King Host To Meet Of GOP Candidates

Pima county Republican candidates headed by Herbert F. Krucker for superior court judge will meet at a barbecue on Sasabe road at 3 p m Saturday to discuss campaign plans. Joe King, candidate for county supervisor, will host.

Pima County Herbert F. Krucker Anvil Ranch Sasabe Road Joe King

Youth Rally To Hear Choir In Tucson High Auditorium

The second Youth for Christ rally starts at 8 p m Saturday in the Tucson high school auditorium. The Tuc son Boys' choir directed by Eduardo Caso will perform several selections. Rev. Earl Pounds former St Louis pastor will speak. Palo Verde girls' trio also on the program. Jay Bowen directs Youth for Christ and presides. Charles Hendrickson leads the song service. Norman L Cummings is YFC president.

Youth For Christ Tucson Eduardo Caso Earl Pounds St. Louis Palo Verde Girls Jay Bowen

Judge Warns Jaywalkers in Tucson Court

Magistrate Paul J. Cella warned a Downtown Tucson crowd of 25 citizens cited for jaywalking that the ordinance would be enforced. Beginning Monday penalties would be assessed on all with citations, and the group was released to clear room for the docket.

Paul J. Cella

Mrs. McCaffrey to be Buried Saturday

Funeral services for Mattie Sue McCaffrey aged 54 will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Reillys. Rev. Wesley P Ford will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Mrs. McCaffrey Reilly's Mattie Sue McCaffrey Wesley P. Ford Evergreen Cemetery

Woman Eludes Police Pursuit

Walter Clago, city police officer, attempted to arrest a female reckless driver Thursday afternoon while en route to duty. The driver sped at over 45 mph, cornered sharply, endangered children, and fled after forcing Clago to drop back to avoid a collision.

Walter Clago Clago

Missing cash reported by Seth Baker at East 23rd Street

Seth Baker told city police about $450 to $500 missing from a secret hiding place at 422 East 23rd Street. He reported the theft at 5 30 p m Thursday and said the money was likely taken earlier that afternoon, though the amount was not certain.

East 23Rd Street Seth Baker Baker

Flowing Wells Church Plans Annual Rally

Flowing Wells Lutheran church holds its annual Sunday school rally at Flowing Wells school on West Prince road. Mission Workers serve a pot luck dinner after services at 9 45 and 11 am with games for children and an afternoon program led by the Young People's Society. All are invited.

Flowing Wells Lutheran Church Flowing Wells West Prince Road Mission Workers Society Young People’s Society

Child relief fund boosted by state appropriation

The state board increases foster home care allotment in Pima County by 1644 dollars monthly, totaling 2650 dollars for the month. Additional funds come from a new legislative appropriation, with 11252 dollars available for general relief but a monthly shortage due to carry over cases from September.

Pima County State Board of Social Security and Welfare A. B. Sieh Sieh

Wood Denies Driving Guilt In Reckless Case

George S. Wood, 20, of 3 Clearwater drive, pleads not guilty in police court to reckless driving. Bond set at $100. trial scheduled Wednesday. Wood was arrested on West Drachman street after his car struck a curb, damaging a wall. officers say he was under liquor influence. damages: car $150, wall $25.

George S. Wood Clearwater ‘Drive Paul J. Cella Wood West Drachman Street

First arrest under new window peeping ordinance

Jesus Leon of 1124 South Fourth Avenue was arrested at 25 West 19th Street in the yard of Mrs. Mary Felix after attempting to climb a window and asking her to admit him. The incident occurred at 3:40 a.m. Thursday and Leon faced a $15 fine or 15 days in city jail.

New City Jesus Leon South Fourth Avenue West 19Th Street Mary Felix Felix Leon

Home Sold on Drachman Street in Tucson Real Estate Roundup

Deed filed in county records shows Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Ochoa purchased 1841 East Drachman Street from Mr. and Mrs. August J. Bataglia for about 35000 in cash. The day’s totals reached about 221000 across several Tucson area transactions including El Rancho Grande court sale at 225 East Drachman Street for 147500 and other downtown home deals.

Stephen T. Ochoa East Drachman Street August J. Bataglia County Recorder’s Office Charles McCord R. T. Waughter el Rancho Grande Court Tucson East Third East Third Street Joe Rubin Clarence Kromberg E. K. Jorgens South Sixth Avenue West Lincoln Street Andrew Barbuscia

Bishop Kinsolving To Preach Sunday At St Andrew's

Rt Rev Arthur B Kinsolving second Episcopal bishop of Arizona will preach at 11 am Sunday service at St Andrew's church. He will give highlights of the Episcopal general convention recently held in Philadelphia. Rev Walter H Dugan vicar of St Andrew's will present a class for confirmation.

Arthur B. Kinsolving Arizona St. Andrew's Church Philadelphia Walter H. Dugan St. Andrew’s

Citizenship course ready for naturalization test

A YMCA citizenship class begins in late October taught by Ernest Mariscal at Safford Junior High School three evenings a week for four weeks. The government supplied textbooks and the course, approved by the superintendent, is free.

YMCA Wiliam S. Dunipace Ernest Mariscal Tucson Safford Mariscal

Grammar and Citizenship Courses Offered by YMCA

The notice states that students completing YMCA courses become eligible for a four year examination. Interested Tucson citizens should contact the YMCA or mail their name and address to the Naturalization Service for full information.

YMCA Immigration and Postal Card Tucson

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Juvenile Traffic Court U. of A Mrs. Davis Judge Jaywalkers Mountain House Tucson Mountain Park U.S Flowing Wells Church Schilling Santa Rita Hotel E. B’way RCA Victor Artur Rubinstein Rachmaninoff Rubinstein Steinfeld Steinfelds Grocery Dept Werhampshire Brand Red Lily E. Congress St KRAFT Sterra Lynden Turkey Mountain Pass America California C.O.D Sol's Jewelers Sol Garcia E. Congress Drachman Bishop Kinsolving Citizen Auto Nogales Grocer Fox Monarch Brand Monarch Puerto Rico JH. Berridge Geo, A. Moran H. J. Pence J. H. Berridge Geo. A. Moran
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