Hallinan Retires From Tucson VA Hospital October Fifteenth
Dr. E J Hallinan longtime Tucson VA hospital physician will retire Oct 15 due to ill health He has served since 1923 and becomes one of the hospitals leading tuberculosis authorities His departure follows a career overseeing treatment progress from bed rest to thoracic surgery and drug developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Szoras
E. J. Hallinan
Veterans’ Hospital
Hallinan
East
Adams Street
Tucson
Arizona Sunshine
Chicago, Burlington
Term In Jail Given Carpena
Joe Carpena, 22, of 1030 Anita Street, was fined 100 dollars and 15 days in county jail after pleading guilty Friday afternoon in justice of the peace court to reckless driving under the influence of liquor. The report notes others named in Reckless Driving cases and a separate 60 dollar fine for George S Wood, 20, of 3 Clearwater Drive, for the same offense in city police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carpena
Anita Street
Justice of the Peace Court
Robert L. Green
del Norte
George S. Wood
Clearwater Drive
Paul J. Cella
Blood Bank Faces Shortfall as Donors Drop
Tucson's Red Cross blood bank reports nearly half of scheduled donors rejected due to mild sniffles from cold snap. Of 50 expected, 26 allowed to give. next week shows few appointments with eight booked for Monday and 24 needed. Miss Margret Link cautions only healthy donors accepted. appointments available Mondays Thursdays 10 to noon and 2 to 4 pm, Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Red Cross Blood Bank
Miss Margret Link
Miss Link
City Briefs Focus on Navy Day Parade Preparations
PVT Michael John Landon visiting his Tucson parents during a two week furlough. Navy day parade organizers meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at Santa Rita park for drill. Yeomen and storekeepers meet at the post office. All V-6 participants invited. Chaplain C H Chilton of Davis-Monthan field will preach 11 a.m. Sunday at the Mexican Methodist church with Rev S D Athans as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael John Landon
Joseph Landon
South Liberty
Organized Naval Reserve
Tucson Area
Santa Rita Park
South Third
East 22Nd
V-6
C. H. Chilton
Davis-Monthan Field
Mexican Methodist Church
West Fifth Street
Ninth Avenue
S. D. Athans
Work in the First Degree At Epes Randolph Lodge No 32
Work in the first degree will be conducted at a meeting of Epes Randolph lodge No 32 F and AM at 7 30 p m Monday in the temple at 160 South Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epes Randolph Lodge No
F&am
Temple
South Scott
Reorganized Church Meets in Safford School Auditorium
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints now meets in the Safford school auditorium with church school at 9 45 a m and preaching service one hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
Safford School
Church School
Missionary Alliance Church to Host Rev W Van Clief Yaggy
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church at 2517 North First Avenue invites Sunday morning worship with guest speaker Rev W Van Clief Yaggy of Glendale California. Yaggy serves as superintendent for the South Pacific district of the C&MA, a global church organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
North First Avenue
W. van Clief Yaggy
Glendale
Calif
Yaggy
South Pacific
World-Wide Organization of the
C&ma
Downtown DAV Chapter to Plan Ground-Breaking for New Home
The Downtown Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will meet at 8 p m Saturday in the American Legion auditorium to plan ground-breaking ceremonies for a new DAV home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
American Legion Auditorium
Dr. Paul H. Bennett to represent Arizona dentists at ADA meeting
Dr. Paul H. Bennett will represent the Arizona State Dental Society at the 87th annual meeting of the American Dental Association House of Delegates in Miami Florida from October 14 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Bennett
Arizona State Dental Society
House of Delegates
American Dental Association
Miami
Fla
Subdistrict Methodist School Workers Conference Planned
A Subdistrict Church school workers conference of the Methodist church will be held at the First Methodist Church on Sunday with Dr. Gerald B. Harvey executive secretary of the Conference Christian Education board present. The general meeting will be at 3 30 p m in church parlors.
Founder's Day Banquet for Chi Chapter Theta Tau
The Chi Chapter Theta Tau professional engineering fraternity will hold a Founders Day banquet at 1 p.m. October 13 in the Pioneer varsity room with Prof. Borgquist as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHI
Theta Tat
Pioneer
Borgquist
Forced Sale Investigated
A man believed by sheriff's deputies to be drunk or under narcotics transacted a strange deal at 2905 South Sixth avenue Friday night. He entered a trailer, demanded $1.50 for a three cell flashlight and a screwdriver, then took back the flashlight and left a two cell model. Deputies later found he had departed before their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
South Sixth Avenue
O A Hopper To Be Buried In Oklahoma
The body of O A Hopper 41 who died Friday will be sent to Picher Oklahoma Sunday for services and burial. A Tucson resident four years he worked at Eagle-Pitcher Mining company and lived at 2025 South Sixth Avenue. Survivors include wife Pearl Hopper mother Ruby Hopper three sisters Gladys Harrison Pauline Skaggs Fern Rigg and one brother Lee Hopper all of Picher Oklahoma City Joplin Missouri and Picher. McCarthy Williams made local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Hopper
Picher
Okla
Tucson
Hopper
Eagle-Pitcher Mining Company
South Sixth Avenue
Pearl Hopper
Ruby Hopper
Gladys Harrison
Oklahoma City
Pauline Skaggs
Fern Rigg
Joplin
Lee Hopper
McCarthy-Williams
Holiday at Pima County Courthouse Rings Phones
On Columbus Day at the Pima County Courthouse all offices except the sheriff’s were closed. Visitors waited in the patio as ringing phones echoed unanswered, signaling a rare Saturday day off with bells tolling across the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
28 371 Autos Now Registered In Pima
A total of 28,371 automobiles are registered in Pima county now, an increase of 1,502 over last year's full total, according to records in the county assessor's office. During September there were 172 licenses issued, which provided the state vehicle license department with an income of $2,844.56, of which the assessor got $343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
State Vehicle License Department
Church School Meet Planned
A subdistrict conference of Methodist church school workers will meet at 3 30 p m Sunday in the parlors of First Methodist church Coffee at 3 20 p m attendees to bring their own suppers Other meetings at 7 30 p m Dr Harvey executive secretary of the conference Christian education board Rev Farley director of youth fellowship and Mrs Randall B Scott director of intermediate work and Miss Alice Louise Brown children division superintendent will attend Dr Harvey to preach at 10 50 a m Sunday service at First church Rev Farley to preach at St Johns Methodist church and speak to First church high school and college departments at 9 30 a m and to the high school fellowship at 6 45 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Gerald B. Harvey
Conference Christian Education Board
Thomas K. Farley
Randall B. Scott
Alice Louise Brown
Harvey
First Church
Farley
St. John’s
Nickel Air Mail Stamps Now Scarce
The post office department said the five-cent air mail stamp has met with strong approval and that post offices nationwide struggle to meet demand. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing works around the clock, producing 15 million stamps daily to try to keep supply adequate.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Bureau of Engraving
Museum Receives 120 Pima Papago Baskets
The Arizona state museum acquires 120 Pima and Papago baskets from the late Mrs. J. K. Shahan estate. Collected over 50 years, the pieces were placed in the museum by Mr. and Mrs. B. Weiss and include fine examples along with modern pueblo pottery and a Navajo rug woven circa 1870. Donor was Mrs. Charles Morgan Wood of Tucson.
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J. K. Shahan
Arizona State Museum
Emil Haury
Haury
B. Weiss
Charles Morgan Wood
Tucson
Voter Precinct Totals Show 1,988 In No 24 at Sam Hughes
Precinct registration counts list 1,988 voters in No 24 with Sam Hughes school as the polling site. Ajo reports 1,538 voters while Quijotoa in Papago Indian Reservation has the fewest at 22. Other precinct totals span 1,345 to 1,850 across 25 plus areas including Amphitheatre, Continental, Fort Lowell, Marana, Sahuarita, San Xavier and Tanque Verde.
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Sam Hughes
Anna Sullinger
Quijotoa
Papago
Ajo
Arivaca
Continental
Cortaro
Fort Lowell
Greaterville
Indian Oasis
Marana
Pantano
Sahuarita
San Xavier
Tanque Verde
Twin Buttes
Vail
Arizona Airways seeks to join Phoenix Tucson flight suit
Arizona Airways filed to intervene in a Southern Arizona and American Airlines exclusive ground freight and passenger service dispute between Phoenix and Tucson. The carrier claims authority to operate Tucson Phoenix flights bajo its charter with existing permission from prior authorities and seeks a share if the court allows expanded service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Airways
Southern Arizona Airlines
American Airlines
Tucson
Phoenix-Tucson
Dudley W. Windes
Nogales
Prescott
American
Red River Cast to Lead Sonoita Rodeo Parade
The cast of Red River filmed by Howard Hawks at Elgin will head the Sonoita rodeo parade, with Hawks leading. Rodeo events include calf roping bull dogging roan riding team tying and bull riding plus a free Sunday barbecue. Notable contestants include Buckshot Sorrels John Rhodes Tommy Rhodes Asbury Eddie Schell Marion Getzweiler Bum Post Pete Haverty Rich Hale and Jimmie Garrett. Four races are planned quarter-mile open one-eighth mile colt and 300-yard rope horse race with a feature stick race between two three rider teams led by the Santa Cruz county team John Jones Blain and Greet Lewis challenging rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Howard Hawks
Elgin
Sonoita
Hawks
Santa Cruz County Fair and
John
Tommy Rhodes
Asbury
Eddie Schell
Marion Getzweiler
Santa Cruz County
John Jones
Blain
Greet Lewis
Columbus Day Session at University of Arizona
Dr. A W Bork led a Columbus Day program at the University of Arizona auditorium highlighting the Day of the Hispanic Peoples. Dr. Brooks and Alfonso Acosta noted the annual 1930 start and proposed a three fold plan to strengthen friendship between the United States and Hispanic American peoples through education and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
University of Arizona
A. W. Bork
Department of
John W. Brooks
Alfonso Acosta
Federal Schools of
Sonora
United States
Bork
Tourist Trade Course Expands To Attract Visitors
The second session of Tucson’s tourist trade course meets Monday night at the high school, expanding to cover community plans to attract tourists and how hotels, guest ranches, and local businesses can benefit from tourist dollars. Moderator William Chamberlain and the Tucson Advertising club sponsor the program, with round-table discussions planned to boost Tucson’s appeal. Adults may attend the two hour session at 7 30 each Monday through November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chamberlain
Tucson
OPA Moves To Guarantee Vet Housing Preferences
Washington October reports the OPA will enforce a new program to assure veterans receive first access to new houses and apartments and are not overcharged. Porter said 500 regional rent offices will aid housing agencies, posting signs with veterans hold periods and ceiling prices, and checking actual payments. Wyatt cited 708000 units begun and 350000 completed this year, predicting relief in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Paul A. Porter
Porter
ABC
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Wings over Jordan concert thrills Tucson audience
The Wings over Jordan choral group performed at the Temple of Music in Tucson on Friday night at 8:30. Dor ris Anne Brown and Imogene Brown opened with solos. Rev. Glenn T. Settle announced the group would not follow the program as planned. The choir, led by James Louis Elkins, featured Cecil Danby’s bass and falsetto interludes, with favorites like Swing Low Sweet Chariot and a moving rendition of the Lord's Prayer by the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wings Over Jordan
Tucson
Temple of Music
Dorris Anne Brown
Imogene Brown
Glenn T. Settle
Beauwave
Cecil Danby
James Louis Elkins
Death of Tucson mining engineer Peter Haury at 66
Peter S. Haury, 66, mining engineer of the U S Bureau of Mines Tucson division at the University of Arizona, died Friday night at his home in Tucson. He served in the mines bureau since 1942, previously worked 1922 to 1924 in oil and gas division, and had broad experience in mining and petroleum engineering in the western states and Korea. He aided in exploration of strategic minerals during wartime. No immediate survivors are listed. funeral arrangements to be announced by Arizona Mortuary pending arrival of a sister in Rivera California.
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Peter S. Haury
Tucson
U. S. Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
East North
Mines Bureau
Bureau of Mines Oil and Gas Division
Korea
Arizona Mortuary
Ralph Benton
Rivera
Calif
USO Relief Drive Urges Statewide Support
Dr Grady Gammage of Tempe chairs a statewide drive by the Arizona United Service Fund to raise funds for USO aid and overseas service. Committee members include Margaret Knight Judge William G Hall and Roy H Long of Tucson. The effort funds both USO entertainment for wounded and training troops and aid for allies in China Greece and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Grady Gammage
Tempe
Arizona United Service Fund, Inc
Margaret Knight
Wiliam G. Hall
Roy H. Long
Tucson
War Fund
Service Fund
Dr. Gammage
Guest Ranch To Open Season With Rodeo
Desert Willows Sun ranch on the Tanque Verde road opens its winter season with a 2 p m rodeo this Sunday followed by a buffet supper and old time dancing. Brownie Cote runs the ranch with hosts Mr and Mrs Ben Simpson Entertainment features include modern dancing by the Leonardos and southwestern dancing by the Simpsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Willows Sun Ranch
Tanque Verde Road
Brownie Cote
Ben Simpson
Leonardo
Silver Pours Into Country Silver Pours Into Country
Washington report notes sixteen nations sending silver to the United States under the Martin law, with the government acting as buyer at a floor price. Mexico led August imports with 7.8 million ounces, Peru and Canada next, while the Treasury said it began large scale purchases for the first time since early wartime days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lowell
Washington
United States
Treasury
Mexico
Peru
Canada
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Chile
Switzerland
Saudi Arabia
Australia
South Africa
Rhodesia
Runaway Driverless Bus Tears Hole in Market Wall
A driverless Occidental bus being repaired at Meyer and Simpson streets rolled across the street and punched a six by nine foot hole in Henry's Market wall at 406 South Meyer Street late Friday night. Bus damage was about 500 dollars.
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Meyer and
Simpson Streets
Henry's Market
Meyer Street
Lt Plummer Joins Honolulu Air Transport Squadron
Lt Harold C. Plummer naval reserve arrives in Honolulu to serve with air transport squadron 11. He travels with wife Ann and 13 month old Barbara Ann. Phillip B. Quinsler Jr. trains at Great Lakes with 3,000 classmates in electronic technician school and will ship out to sea after training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Plummer
Naval Reserve
Honolulu
Air Transport Squadron
Navy
Ann Plummer
East Mabel Street
Barbara Ann
Phillip B. Quinsler, Jr
Phillip B. Quinsler
Calle Guaymas
Tucson
Electronic Technician's School
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy man Duffey serves at Norfolk lab after Okinawa tour
Joe S. Duffey, photographer's mate second class, son of Mr and Mrs John S. Duffey of 81 East Alameda, works in the public information office fifth Naval District Norfolk Virginia. He entered naval service in 1943 and spent 46 days in the Okinawa campaign aboard the escort carrier Sangamon. His Navy service is due to end in February 1947. Also reported are Pfe Jack L. Nivison and Pfc Charles F. Weaver arriving at the Air Forces replacement depot at Furstenfeldbruck Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Duffey
John S. Duffey
East Alameda
Public Information Office
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
Sangamon
Duffey
Okinawa
Navy
John Shows Rites Held In City at Reilly's
Services were held at 3 p m Saturday at Reilly's for John Shows 65 who died Tuesday in a local hospital A Sasabe cowboy he is survived by two daughters who could not be located Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery
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Reilly’s
John Shows
Sasabe
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Civilian Production Administration
Rosenberg
Patten
CPA
Harold A. Patten
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
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Veterans’ Housing Committee
Andrew Martin
Legionnaires
Executive Committee
Legion
Evelyn Gray
Harry E. Thompson
William G. Shultz
Lambert Kautenburger
VFW
Kautenburger
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
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Donald J. Covall
Medical Rehabilitation Department
K. J. Peterson
Justin E. Gaines
Civil Service
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Oklahoma
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TIMS
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
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Yocum
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Santa Rita
Mabel & Santa Rita
Wm. J. Whaley
Catalina
Grant Rd. & Country Club
Catalina Jr
Evertt Huffard
Min
S. Fourth Ave
Grady D. King
Pilgrim Church
Palo Verde & Cody
Off
Speedway
Gospel of Love
S. Sixth Ave
Peter Haury
Congress
Ont
Methodist Churches
Menlo Park
N. Westmoreland & Alameda Clovis Snider
Euclid Ave
Maurice G. Ballenger
N. Park Ave
E. 4Th St
Royal H. Reisner
Franklin Greene Church
ST. John's
Veteran's
S. 7Th Ave
Hilka D. Green
Puneral
PHON
Maestro Music CO
Anderson Music CO
S. Sth Ave
Bet
Broadway
J. PB
Joe” Cacioppo
Knights OF Columbus
John P. Dougherty
Reilly's
SS. Peter and Paul
Rob't
Plummer
Jack L. Nivison
Charles F. Weaver
Air Forces Replacement Depot
Furstenfeldbruck
Germany
Ace
EV. Lutheran Church
Flowing Wells School
Prince Road
Karl Molkentin
Frederick G. Knoll
7Th Ave
Lutheran Hour
KVOA
OUR Saviour
Lutheran Church
N. 5Th Ave
YWCA
N.E. Corner
Helen & Campbell
Luther League
Peck
N. Jackson
L.A.A
Women of the Church
Nester
E. Hampton
Titus R. Scholl
E. Silver St
World Relief
United Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
N. 6Th Ave
E. 5Th St
R. S. Beal
E. A. Folsom
R. W. Gustafson
T. Roger Blythe
Dr. Beal
Solo
Roy W. Gustafson
Claudia Whittle
Charles Henrickson
Edward Larson
CBFMS
China
Larson
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