Memorial services honor late Pima lawyers Dougherty and Van Buskirk
In Tucson on October 19 1946 the Pima County Bar Association held a combined memorial in Superior Court for John P. Dougherty prosecutor and John L. Van Buskirk defense counsel. Association president Samuel H. Fowler and County Attorney J. Mercer Johnson spoke as judges De Concini and Lyons and others paid tribute to the two men, who died October 10 and October 1 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dougherty
John L. van Buskirk
Pima County Superior Court
Superior Court
Dougherty
van Buskirk
Pima County Bar Association
John D. Lyons, Jr
Samuel H. Fowler
John
Flynn
de Concini
Johnson
Pima County
John van Buskirk
Van
Killer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lyons
Huckney Injured After Wandering Car Crash
H W Huckney aged 64 of 3000 North Oracle Road was injured slightly when he became unconscious at the wheel Friday night. His car wandered 440 feet through gardens and yards, causing about 350 dollars in damage. He suffered cuts and bruises.
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H. W. Huckney
North Oracle Road
Highway Patrol
Hackney
Windsor Says Gem Theft Was Local Job
The duke of Windsor believes the $80,000 in jewels stolen from his duchess was a local job, not an international plot. Scotland Yard and U.S. authorities stay in contact. no developments reported. A reward of $8,000 and a 10 percent custody fee are posted. Experts estimate replacement value at $200,000.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Scotland Yard
United States
Windsor
City Council weighs B-1 zoning change petitions
West side lots on North Campbell avenue near East Grant road seek up zoning from residential-2 to business-1. Planning commission recommends denial citing insufficient justification for expanded business districts. About 40 protests from Evangelical Lutheran missionary district. Seven city lots affected. Also on agenda park advisory appointees Herman Berlow and Rev. Walter H. Dugan, and authorization to advertise bids for Tucson Heights sewer and paving project after protest period.
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Campbell Avenue
East Grant Road
David Tang
Ruth Hummel
Harold A. Elder
Planning and Zoning Commission
Missionary District
Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Campbell Avenue
Herman Berlow
Central Trades Council
Walter H. Dugan
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
G. G. Sykes
Tucson Heights
Sykes
Sunnyside Pupils Tour San Xavier Mission
Junior high pupils from Sunnyside visited the San Xavier mission on Friday to expand geography lessons. Forty of 119 seventh to ninth graders had never seen the site, along with two new teachers.
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Ades
Sunnyside
San Xavier Mission
Oter
Mission
H. S. Schuch
Car Overturns Injuring Two Near Tucson
Alfredo Mesa Mejia aged 24 of 177 West 26th street suffered a fractured collarbone and scalp lacerations while his uncle Higinio R. Cordova aged 51 incurred scalp injuries. The vehicle left Highway 84 twelve miles west of Tucson, slid 60 feet down an irrigation ditch and overturned. Mejia was taken to veterans hospital and Cordova to Pima county hospital. Damaged car valued at about $500.
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Alfredo Mesa Mejia
West 26Th Street
Higinio R. Cordova
Mesa
Mejia
Tucson
Veterans’ Hospital
Cordova
Pima County
Frank Bennett
Sunnyside Scouts Plan Mountain Camping Trip
Sunnyside Boy Scouts troop 19 will trek on an overnight camping trip October 26 to Madeira Canyon. Scout master Harry Toler says Harry Gibbons supplies a wall tent and George Edwards provides a truck and driver. Other Sunnyside residents offer assistance.
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Boy Scouts
Sunnyside
Madeira Canyon
Harry Toler
Harry Gibbons
George Edwards
Births Reported in Tucson City Areas
A girl was born to Mr i and Mrs Marion Nelson at 8 40 p m at 449 East Rehawk Tucson A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Stephen Miller at 10 57 p m at 931 North Norris Tucson A boy was born to Meant Mise ROS at 100 East Lee Street Tucson at 2 am
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Eg tiTns Hospital
Firs
Marion Nelson
East Rehawk
Tucson
Stephen Miller
North Norris
East Lee Street
Cripples' Need Emphasized at Arizona Society Meeting
The 15th annual Arizona Society for Crippled Children meeting in Santa Rita hotel concluded with a Saturday board session. J A Mulcahy Tucson elected president, with Richard Simis vice president and William Hauser as executive secretary. 65 delegates attended the Friday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Society For Crippled Children
Santa Rita
Fiesta
J. A. Mulcahy
Tucson
Charles F. Parker
Prescott
Richard Simis
Maricopa
Herman W. Kengla
Mike Hodges
Pima County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
William I. Walsh
Community Service, Inc
Comstock Hospital
James F. Cotter
Naonal Society For
Martha Cable
Pima County
Society
Parker
Walsh
Welfare Council
Mulcahy
Comstock Hospital For
Crippled Children
J. Howenstine
National Society
College Group In Convention on Arizona Women’s Association
Fifty delegates from Arizona branches of the American Association of University Women attended the first annual state convention at the University of Arizona campus. Dr. Grady Gammage, president of the Arizona State College at Tempe, spoke on Arizona’s future and education noting higher schooling raises a community’s economic level. Mrs. Edward Lanphier addressed luncheon attendees at the Monte Vista Inn. Judge John D. Lyons, Jr. spoke at the afternoon session.
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Arizona
American Association of University Women
University of Arizona
Grady Gammage
Arizona State College
Tempe
Edward Lanphier
Pacific Region
Monte Vista Inn
John D. Lyons, Jr
School Bus Clinic Hears Addresses
Arizona safety division outlines bus safety measures for Pima and Santa Cruz drivers at the American Legion auditorium. Nolan D. Pulliam presided at lunch. Harvey Taylor spoke on National School Bus Standards for Arizona and Robert Ashe on Drivers' Responsibilities. A. Glen Smoot presented traffic films and Kent S. Bramwell gave first aid instruction. Afternoon sessions included physical tests.
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Arizona Highway Department
Pima
Santa Cruz County
American Legion Auditorium
Nolan D. Pulliam
Harvey Taylor
Mesa
Arizona
Robert Ashe
Glendale High School
A. Glen Smoot
Safety Division
The
Highway Department
Kent S. Bramwell
Red Cross
Joe J Tupiken To Be Buried Monday
Joe J Tupiken 86 died Friday at his home 1501 East 10th Street A requiem high mass at 9 am Monday at San Agustin cathedral burial in Holy Hope cemetery Rosary 8 pm Sunday at Reilly's chapel Survived by son Joe J Tupiken Jr. daughters Mrs Antonina Martinez and Mrs Mary Eklund. grandson all of Tucson Former transfer business worker
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San Agustin Cathedral
Joe J. Tupiken
East 10Th Street
Holy Hope Cemetery
Reilly
Tupiken
Joel Tupiken, Jr
Antonina T. Martinez
Mary Eklund
Tucson
Slumping Cotton Market Probed By Government Agency
The commodity exchange authority opened a probe into falling cotton prices with a warning of action against suspected manipulation. A government official predicted a strong movement of cotton goods to market by February, likely lowering retail prices. The CEA ordered clearing members in New York Chicago and New Orleans to report deals from Oct 15 through Friday night.
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Grant Dillman
Washington
Commodity Exchange Authority
CEA
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
New York Cotton Exchange Closes For Saturday Trade
The New York Cotton Exchange was closed on Saturday after a decision not to open for the short trading session. The closure was announced shortly before the scheduled opening time.
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NEW York Cotton Exchange
New York
New York Exchange
No Trading Saturday In Chicago Area Commodities
A Chicago board of trade spokesman announced no trading in cotform futures on Saturday. The move follows similar closing of trading in New York and New Orleans.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Speeder Becker Found Guilty of Reckless Driving
Magistrate Paul J. Cella presided as 20 witnesses testified for William Becker of 438 Tanque Verde Road in a police court case. Becker admitted speeding to move a tire repair before closing but denied intoxication. witnesses said he had little to drink. Becker was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $50 or 30 days in jail.
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Paul J. Cella
William Becker
Tanque Verde Road
Becker
North Stone Avenue
Cella
Russian War Secretary For Kerensky Speaks In Arizona
Gen Victor A. Yakhontoff, former Russian assistant secretary of war and acting secretary in the Kerensky government, will speak at 8 p m Tuesday in the Aggie Auditorium at the University of Arizona under Tucson relief committee sponsorship. Now a U S citizen, he has written extensively on Russia.
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Victor A. Yakhontoff
Kerensky
Russia
Aggie
University of Arizona
Tucson Committee For Russian Relief
United States
Gen. Yakhoutoff
Pocket Picked on Bus Reports Loss of Cash and Papers
Milford A Satterwhite reports his pocket was picked while riding a bus. He states $40 in cash and personal papers were taken.
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Milford A. Satterwhite
East Jacinto
Juvenile Traffic School Opens For Local Offenders
A two week crop of juvenile traffic violators, fifty one youths, attended the first session of the new juvenile traffic school in a superior court courtroom Saturday. Judge Eva De Concini addressed them, probation officer Robert E. Johnson ordered attendance, Delbert D. Shadley of Tucson High School led the first week with Sgt. Richard Lease assisting. Police and highway patrol cooperate with juvenile authorities in running the school.
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Superior Court
Eva de Concini
Robert E. Johnson
Delbert D. Shadley
Tucson
Richard Lease
Police Department
Highway Patrol
Tool Owners Session Set For Oct 21
The Tool Owners union will meet at 8 p m Oct 21 in the Varsity room of the Pioneer hotel with Dr Ludwig Lindberg presiding. The union will seek written commitments from candidates on 10 questions including whether government should protect the adult worker in bargaining rights.
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Tool Owners’ Union
Pioneer Hotel
Ludwig Lindberg
Meat Crisis Meets Political Reality in Nationwide Polls
Princeton Oct. 19 A nationwide survey conducted during the meat crisis finds two of three say neither party bears blame. Democrats are blamed by many, while polls show a decline in Democratic strength and a shift among independents toward Republicans in both congress and presidential elections.
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Princeton
N. J
CPA
Washington
Congress
Truman
Institute
Federal Questionnaires Cut Down To 8000 By Budget Desk
The advisory committee on government questionnaires reports 8000 separate forms left to irritate citizens. Dr. Stuart Rice of the budget bureau leads a push to reduce questions and veto many as not in the public interest. Tax forms from the revenue bureau still require responses for 1947 income tax.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Old
War Production Board
OPA
Congress
Roosevelt
Bureau of the Budget
Advisory Committee
Budget Bureau
Dr. Rice
Rice
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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Tucson Daily” Citizen
Huckney
G. W. Patterson
DR. L. M. Patterson
Optometrists
Valley Bank
San Xavier
Sunnyside Scouts
Oscar’s
Texaco
Cotter
M. A
Phenune
E. Broadway
Ford
Globe
Tolleson
Kom Tempe
Yuma
Willcox
First Christian Church
Arizona Christian Youth Fellowship
David Harmon
Lulu Parker
Phillip Newman
Lester McAllister
Indianapolis
Sabine Canyon
McAllister
Saul
Israel
Tarsus
Arizona Christian Churches Convention
Arthur Hixon
Chapman College
Hixon
Wesley P. Ford
L. A. Brunbaugh
Phoenix
Catalina Chemical CO
Fucson
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Yocum
Aking Phon
Dems
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Pumps Ranch
S. Sixth Ave
C. G
Subway Cleaning Service
Fourth Ave
Tucson Fertilizer CO
Cash & Carry
Ninth St
E.congress Phtonig
Walgreen A Watch Repair
Pwal A Flicht and SA
H. V. Halladay
Flowing
Lutheran Church
Flowing Wells School
Prince Road
Young People's Society
Frederick G. Knoll
7Th Ave
Lutheran Hour
KVOA
R Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Pilgrim Church
Palo Verde & Cody
Speedway
Gospel of Love
OUR Saviour's
N. 5Th Ave
Y.W.C.A
N.E. Corner
Helen & Campbell
Cleveland
Y.W.C
Titus R. Scholl
E. Silver St
United Lutheran Church
Episcopal Churches
Grace Church
N. Stone Ave
W. 3Rd St
Jerry Wallace
ST. Phillip's-In-The-Hills N. Campbell Ave
River Rd
George Ferguson
First Baptist Church
N. 6Th Ave
E. 5Th St
R. S. Beal
E. A. Folsom
R. W. Gustafson
T. Roger Blythe
Beal
Missionary Mission of the
Solo
Malotte
George Gamard
Baptist Youth Fellowship
L.L.L
Devils
Dr. R
Underwood
Joseph Dando
ST. John's
First Methodist
N. Park Ave
E. 4Th St
Royal H. Reisner
Franklin Greene Church
Jesus
Mr. Reisner
Veteran's Bivd
S. 7Th Ave
Hilka D. Green
Catalina
William M. Orr
Menlo Park
I. Westmoreland & Alameda Clovis
W.S. Lackner
N. Stone
S. Stone
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