Negro Leaders Speak on Fair Employment Practices
A Phillip Randolph and C L Dellums addressed an audience at Safford school about the creation of the Fair Employment Practices Committee during Roosevelts term. Randolph noted a 10 000 Negro march to Lincoln's statue to protest exclusion from defense work while taxed for plant building. He called FEPC the second executive order for Black benefit after Emancipation Proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Phillip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
C. L. Dellums
Union
Safford School
Roosevelt
Randolph
Lincoln
Prices Debate At Forum Here
Herbert A. Leggett vice-president of the Valley National Bank andWilliam B. Chamberlain of the Tucson Sunshine Climate Club debated high prices and controls at a Sunday Evening Forum moderated by Dr. Richard A. Harvill. Leggett argued against strict government regulation while Chamberlain urged government action to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Leggett
The
Valley National Bank
William B. Chamberlain
Sunday Evening Forum
Richard A. Harvill
University’s
College of Liberal Arts
Leggett
Chamberlain
Tucson Sunshine Climate Club
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital in Tucson area
Multiple birth announcements listing parents and addresses in Tucson. Includes births at St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center with dates and times for boys and girls born to various families on Oct 25 to Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hospital
George P. Wheeland
Tucson
L. Ernest Benntes
South Fourth Avenue
Quentin Walsh
East King
Herbert D. Johnson
West Prince Road
William Hughes
Consolidated Dwellings
Charles Police
East Ly ~ Yeas Tucson
Alfred Chavez
Barpees
Woodrow Adams
North Tyndall Avenue
Melvin Abrams
South Second Avenue
Tucson Medical Center
S. M. White
Robert Pote
Columbus
Arthur Ezell
L. J. Abbott
Tot Street
Public Records City Court Actions Involving Drunken Mortals
Paul J. Cella magistrate Byron Libby set bonds for illegal parking at 15 dollars. Jack Rozboril faces reckless driving with a bond under 100 dollars. Ricardo Gonzales forfeited bond for drunk and disorderly acts. Ernesto R. Bravo’s case on leaving scene of incident drunk and destroying city property with trial scheduled Oct. 28. Paul Robles and Walter Rivera charged with drunk and disturbing the peace each 15 dollar bond. Hair charged with aggravated assault to Pima county. Charles Lopez and Frank Chavez ordered to Pima county for forgery. Mrs B C Kimsey cited for jaywalking with 2 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Cella
Byron Libby
Jack Rozboril
Ricardo Gonzales
Ernesto R. Bravo
City Pro
Paul Robles
Walter Rivera
Pima County
Charles Lopez
Frank Chavez
B. C. Kimsey
Court action on Gardner and driving sentence details
Justice on Brown presides over cases including operating a motor vehicle without a license with fines up to 25 days. Joseph Cardiello faces grand theft charges with a preliminary hearing set for November in Fa Milania related to leaving the scene of an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres
C. Gardner
On Brown
Harriger
Joseph Cardiello
Milania
Divorce and tax refund cases aired in Superior Court
The docket includes divorce complaints for J Mercer Johnson with Lee Garrett and Doris Lyman against Harry Lyman, and Haze van Horn against Wilbur H. Van Horn. Tax refund suits against Pima County include Isabelle McCullough for 97.51 and Mary Mendoza Garcia for 78.38. Barrows awarded judgment of 42.40. St John divorce granted, Cohen divorce granted, Singer cases dismissed, and several estate-related dismissals with prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Doris Lyman
Harry Lyman
Isabelle McCullough
Pima County
Haze
van Horn
Wilbur H. van Horn
Mary Mendoza Garcia
Charles E. Barrows
Ora E. St. John
Tom St. John
Eva Cohen
Morris Cohen
Faith Singer
Norris Singer
Maggie B. W. Grant
H. W. Pickens
Marie Talbot Et al
Edgar I. Mills
Winsett Estate
Marriages Registered in Tucson and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses list includes Belle D Hall and Elton Z Robbins in Tucson. Laura Cullen and Curtiss Me Baker in Phoenix. Joyce Mauzey and Raymond Amadril in Tucson. Dolores Tate and Adolph Martinez in Tucson. Mercy Bracamonte in Tucson. Kenneth Devere and Margaret Eslinger in Tucson. Frank Cortez and Eva Salazar in Los Angeles. Howard M Smith and Marian Wiese in Marana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle D. Hall
Elton Z. Robbins
Tucson
Laura Cullen
Curtiss Me. Baker
Phoenix
Joyce Mauzey
Raymond Amadril
Delores Tate
Adolph V. Martinez
Mercy V. Bracamonte
Kenneth J. Devere
Margaret J. Eslinger
Frank Cortez
Os Angeles
Eva Salazar
Los Angeles
Howard M. Smith
Marana
Marian Wiese
Montezuma Well Proves Not Bottomless at 55 Feet
In Camp Verde on October 27 scientists Dr. Harold Colton and Edwin D. McKee of the Museum of Northern Arizona reported 31 soundings from a canoe show Montezuma Well within Montezuma Castle National Monument reaches a maximum depth of 55 feet. The well is a small spring fed lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Verde
Montezuma Well
Harold Colton
Edwin D. McKee
The
Museum of Northern Arizona
Flagstaff
Montezuma Castle National Monument
Restriction Debate Splits Arizona Accountants Meeting
The Arizona Society of Public Accountants at the Santa Rita hotel debated the Gwynne bill restricting accountants from appearing before government boards. Founder H. T. Cuthbert urged defeat while Sen. William F. Kimball defended lawyers’ primacy, with accountants to aid only as experts in accounting. William H. Johnson urged strong auditing, and Rudolph Zepeda presented on banker analysis of financial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Society of Public Accountants
Santa Rita Hotel
Congress
Gwynne
H. T. Cuthbert
Cuthbert
William F. Kimball
William H. Johnson
The
Daily Citizen
Rudolph Zepeda
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Burial of Hot Atoms Stumps Brookhaven Conference
Upton, N Y October 27 one of the worst headaches for scientists is how to dispose of hot radioactive atoms from atomic ovens and generators. They cannot be blown away buried or dumped in the sea. Some have lives of a century others for millions of years. No safe burial ground exists and no quenching method is foreseen. The Brookhaven conference raised the issue with no satisfactory solution for future widespread atomic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
N. Y
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Exprinem Pharmacy Promises Modern Sanitary Service
The ad touts a high quality compounding service with the finest equipment and purest ingredients. A registered pharmacist is on hand to assist customers in the modern prescription department of the Old Pueblo location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
Hitler's War Finance Plan Revealed In Farb en Trial
Documents presented at the I G Farben war crimes trial accuse Adolf Hitler of financing Germany's war costs by looting profits from occupied Russian territory and by using Russian slave labor. The evidence ties the Farben chemical concern to these schemes and implicates 23 Farben executives on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Russia
I. G. Farben
Farben
Asl
Immigrants Arrive From Sweden Aboard Svea Off West Palm Beach
A party of eight Estonians and sixteen Latvians aboard the 54-foot schooner Svea arrived Sunday after a 5,000 mile voyage from Sweden ending Oct 27. The eight adults include 13 men, five women, and six children led by Capt. Peteris Licis as immigration authorities watched for permitted entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fila
United States
Sweden
Peteris Licis
Rotary Guests From Tucson Visit Magdalena Mexico
About 75 Tucson Rotarians and their wives traveled to Magdalena Mexico for a day of international goodwill. They toured the town after noon refreshments, with supper and dancing to close the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Magdalena
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F.D.I.C
Dixon Motor
S. 6Th Ave
Sam
Stone Ave
RADIO
Dermetics
Santa Rita
Public Records
Montezuma
Hearn Plumbing
Adeline
Farmer's Insurance
North Stone Ave
R. E. Pruitt, JR
Dist
By Howard W. Blakeslee
Patterson
Optometrists
W. A. Schell
L. M. Patterson
S. Stone
Concrete Products CO
North First Ave
Dinanderie
Belgium
Country Clee
Seltzer
New Delivery Service
Allmark
Hallmark Cards
Artcraft Stationery
E. Congress
Prescription
Pennington and
Scott
Wks and
Ben Fink
Hitler
E. Congress St
Snoe
Styl
Chevrolet
Fleetmaster
Fisher
Stylemaster
Fleetmaster Town Sedan
O’rielly Motor
6Th Avenue
Oranges
Washington
Desert Gardens Nursery
E. Speedway
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