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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

8

TJS Enters Airline Strike and Unfolding Jury Verdict

The Tucson Daily Citizen reports a LaRue Reckless Driving case ends in acquittal after a fourteen juror panel finds A C LaRue not guilty amid conflicting testimony. Separately, city police report arrests for reckless driving under liquor and intoxication with two defendants released on bond for November trials. In Washington, the three day Trans World Airline pilots strike prompts federal mediation as 115 planes are grounded and 28,000 miles of routes disrupted.

A. C. LaRue LaRue Construction Company John D. Anderson LaRue Raymond J. Brow South Sixth Avenue W. E. Keller A. T. Scott Brown G. Thomas Bradley Fairground D-111 South Fifth East Broadway R. T. Porter Paul J. Cella LaRue Superior Court Harvey T. Helm East Third Street Elsie H. Russell Grand Avenue Bryan F. Peters Linden Street Austin McWhorter East Speedway John A. Peterson Florrie I. Hutchens Fairview Avenue William J. Reed Santa Cruz Avenue Loretta V. Sanford August C. Zanard Washington Frank Douglass National Mediation Board Douglass California Arabia David L. Behncke AFL Air Line Pilots’ Association Jack Frye TWA Frye

Suspended Sentence for Concealed Knife Owner

Creed Roy Sweetland was charged with carrying a concealed weapon in Ingraham's court. He received a suspended sentence after police found a butcher knife hidden under his shirt during a disturbance at the 96 taxi stand.

Creed Roy Sweetland Ingraham Sweetland

Parked Car Damaged by Unknown Motorist

Damage estimated at 50 dollars was caused when an unknown driver sideswiped the Glen O Neal car parked in front of 3212 Romero road after 622 North Fourth avenue.

Glen O'Neal O'Neal North Fourth Avenue Romero Road

Mexican Demand For Cars Is Unfilled

Mexican buyers pay high prices for new American autos with 12 000 legally imported and a similar smuggled number since January. Cars have fetched up to 8000 dollars in Mexico with average about double U.S. price. Most moved through Laredo where about 10 200 vehicles entered legally, says Deputy Collector S W Trout.

Laredo Tex Texas Mexico W. Trout 23Rd Customs District

Edward J Leahy to be buried in Douglas

The body of Edward Joseph Leahy 55 who died Thursday morning was sent to Douglas for funeral services and burial. Leahy a Douglas rancher is survived by his wife Charlotte a daughter Lois and a sister Sr Mary Dolrinda a Los Angeles nun.

Edward Joseph Leahy Douglas Arizona Leahy Charlotte Leahy Lois Mary Dolrinda Los Angeles

Painter Mettick Faces City License Charge Over Painting

Floyd Mettick currently serves a petit larceny sentence in the county jail after using a check from Ben West to buy liquor instead of paint. Deputy City License Inspector C. V. Budlong files a complaint in police court charging failure to obtain a city contractor's license before agreeing to paint for West. Magistrate Paul The case has not yet been.

Floyd Mettick Mettick Ben West C. V. Budlong West Paul J. Cella

Arizona department stores lead Western sales growth

Arizona department stores posted the strongest gains in the West for last month with average sales 38 percent higher than September of the previous year. Phoenix up 42 percent and Tucson 41 percent, while Southern California rose 32 percent led by Glendale Pasadena at 65 percent.

San Francisco Arizona Phoenix Tucson Southern California West California Glendale-Pasadena

Moody seeks sale of gas distribution systems in Coolidge and Casa Grande

Marshall Moody has applied to the state corporation commission for permission to sell his natural gas distribution systems in the Coolidge and Casa Grande areas to Natural Gas Service Co of Arizona.

Phoenix Marshall Moody

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