Jury Hearing Trial Of Youth In Tucson Robbery Case
An 18 year old Tucson high school student Henry Frank Fisher faced a robbery charge in superior court before Judge J Mercer Johnson and a jury of seven women and five men. The state accuses him of taking $10 to 120 and a wrist watch from Carter Bryant at a East Speedway gas station early Sept 28. Bryant identified a recovered watch but could not positively identify Fisher. The defense questioned Bryant’s identification and an October 8 affidavit stating he would not press charges. Jurors seated are Anna Hodges Sophia Hagerty Loyal Haddock Robert Rajeski Robert Flewellen Lucy Breen Helen Buchanan Margaret Lemon Marion MecClung Milton Dunn Marguerite Dixon Robert Wong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Henry Frank Fisher
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Carter Clarence Bryant
Old Pueblo Club
Bryant
Bryce H. Wilson
East Speedway
Fisher
Martin Rogers
Rogers
Johnson
Anna E. Hodges
Sophia Hagerty
Loyal G. Haddock
Robert W. Rajeski
Robert G. Flewellen
Lucy L. Breen
Helen D. Buchanan
Margaret E. Lemon
Marion B. Mec Clung
Milton N. Dunn
Marguerite Dixon
Robert S. Wong
Overton Charged In Battery Case
L G Bud Overton a taxi driver and former special deputy sheriff was named as a defendant in a battery complaint filed by a 17 year old who alleges Overton beat him with a blackjack at the Chanticleer night club on Saturday night The club manager said Overton was not employed as a bouncer when the incident occurred and undersheriff Guiney stated Overtons commission as special deputy was only in force while he was employed at the Chanticleer and would be revoked now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G
Bud” Overton
East Limberlost Drive
Overton
Chanticleer
South Sixth Avenue
Justice Court
Sheriff's Office
Maurice T. Guiney
Guiney
No Opposition To Polish Reds Ends Polish Peasant Party Rivalry
In Warsaw on October 29 the Polish Peasant party reorganized its leadership ending parliamentary opposition to the Communist bloc. Mikolajczyk fled the country as Premier Cyrankiewicz reported 35000 would-be defectors halted at the border. Five Mikolajczyk loyalists were removed and replaced by leftists led by Czeslaw Wycech as chief spokesman for 26 deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Warsaw
Polish Peasant Party
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Mikolajczyk
Stanislaw Banczyk
Stanislaw Wojcik
Franciszka Wojcicki
Tadheusz Nowak
Kazimierz Nadobnik
Banzkdy
Wojcik
Czeslaw Wycech
Seven Friends
Britain
Sweden
Cyrankiewicz
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Bad Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent non narcotic cough remedy. It claims to reach the bronchial mucus membranes, loosen phlegm, and aid healing, urging readers to ask pharmacists for a bottle with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Forever Amber Opens in Tucson at Fox Theatre
The film Forever Amber opens at the Fox Tucson Theatre with lavish period settings and eye catching costumes. Linda Darnell leads as Amber with John Russell and Glenn Langan delivering notable supporting turns. critics note the adaptation tones down risqué elements and predict limited award prospects despite strong production values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Jack Mallara
Amber
George Saunders
King Charles II
Cornel Wilde
Bruce Carleton
Glenn Langan
Rex Morgan
Carleton
Richard Greene
Lord Almsbury
Hays Office
Frances Smith
Dunwoody Adkins Wed in Yuma by Judge Kelly
Lucie McComb Dunwoody and John V. Adkins of Tucson were married on October 20 in Yuma by Superior Court Judge Henry C. Kelly. The couple now resides in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie McComb Dunwoody
John V. Adkins
Tucson
Yuma
Superior Court
Henry C. Kelly
San Francisco
Tucson City Briefs Event Schedule
City events listed for Thursday include Tucson lodge No.4 F and A M confer third degree at the Masonic temple at 7:30 p m. Tucson Restaurant Owners association meets at Paulos restaurant 55 West Congress at 9 p m. PTA Mothersingers luncheon at 910 East Sixth at 1 p m with a rehearsal to follow. Interracial committee sponsors four films on eliminating racial discrimination at Roskruge junior high auditorium 7:45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Lodge No. 4
Masonic Temple
Tucson Restaurant Owners Association
West Congress
PTA
Louis Hesla
East Sixth
Roskruge
Tucson
Six Pima delegates named for Arizona Education convention
The six delegates chosen to represent Pima County schools at the Arizona Education Association convention in Phoenix on November 6 7 and 8 are Agnes Cot ten Tanque Verde Homer Davis Flowing Wells Alice P Harkey Laguna Lorena Winstead Fr Lowell Kristine King Sunnyside and Loren Curtis Marana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Arizona Education Association
Phoenix
Agnes Cotten
Tanque Verde
Homer Davis
Flowing Wells
Alice P. Harkey
Laguna
Lorena Winstead
Lowell
Kristine King
Sunnyside
Loren Curtis
Marana
Adoration Schedule At Holy Cross School Chapel
The Annual 40 Hour Devotion will be held at Holy Cross school chapel 101 West 22nd Street from Friday through Sunday Exposition begins at 6 a.m. and benediction at 8 p.m Each day features continuous adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
West 22Nd Street
Tempe State To Honor Survivors Of 97 Class
Six members of the graduating class of 1897 will be honored at Tempe State college homecoming. The survivors named include Rev and Mrs Vanderhoff of Scottsdale Walter S Wilson and Mrs W D Dodenhoff of Phoenix J O Mullen of Jerome and Mrs J Raub of Tempe, the only six located by the alumni secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Tempe State College
Vanderhoff
Scottsdale
Walter S. Wilson
W. D. Dodenhoff
Phoenix
J. O. Mullen
Jerome
J. Raub
James W. Creasman
Justice Triumphs After Year in Reckless Driving Case
Colin L. Smith of 1015 East 17th street, arrested for reckless driving on Oct 21 1946, faces a city court sentence after a year of advisement. He receives 15 days in jail and a $60 fine. his wife, booked for drunkenness, had her $10 bond forfeited amid the incident involving two prowl cars and a scuffle with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin L. Smith
East 17Th Street
Smith
North Fifth Avenue
East 13Th Street
Cortaro Farmland Sold to Mr and Mrs Clark for 100000
Twelve acres of irrigated Cortaro farmland were sold by Cortaro Farms to Mr. and Mrs. A M Clark for 100000. The deed was filed with Mrs. Anna Sullinger in the county recorder's office Tuesday afternoon. Previous Cortaro Farms land sales to the Clarks are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortaro Farms Company
A. M. Clark
Anna Sullinger
County Recorder’s Office
Cortaro Farms
Local Property Transfers Reported In City Transactions
Cecil Payne and Mr and Mrs Louis E Ahway with others totaled over 190000 in purchases. A home at 1928 East Second Street was bought by Harry Netupsky and wife from Albert Wahl. Revenue stamps show a 21000 price. Stanley Blake sold 1065 North Mountain Avenue for 16500 to Don C Pease and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Payne
Louis E. Ahway
John Kai
East Second Street
Harry Netupsky
Albert K. Wahl
Stanley Blake
North Mountain Avenue
Don C. Pease
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Ens
Ford
Monte Mansfield
KVOA
Ford Theatre of the Air
Lucie Dunwoody
John Adkins
Ceave
Gibson Sil Harm Brutots
Grace
Galege Shop
North Park
Ante
Markowitz
E. 6Th St
Porter's
Cortaro
B.V.D
P.O
Drachman-Grant
Realtors
Stone Ave
Simmons
Power & Home Equipment CO
S. 6Th Ave
Jacome’s
East Congress Street Department Stores Inc
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