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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1946

Page

9

Youth Held For Knife Assault

Eddie Pennington age 21, a Durazzo service station car washer, is charged with aggravated assault after stabbing Albert Durazzo Wednesday afternoon. Durazzo says Pennington tried to borrow $12. when refused, Pennington punched him and stabbed him in the back with a penknife. Durazzo suffered a back wound and a cut on his hand, doctors warning the injury could have been serious.

Eddie Pennington Durazzo South Church Street Albert Durazzo Pennington

Driver Denies Police Charge In City Court

James E. Grade of Red Rock pleaded innocent to a reckless driving charge in city police court Thursday morning. Magistrate Paul J. Cella continued the case for trial. Grade was arrested after his car collided with Claude O. Amet at North Fremont avenue and East Mabel street.

James E. Grade Red Rock Paul J. Cella Grade Fremont Avenue East Mabel Street Claude O. Amet East Elm Street

Reckless Driving Arrests and Sentences This Week

This week saw four arrests for reckless driving and two sentences handed down. Last week recorded seven arrests and two sentences. Total fines reached 125 dollars with a combined 15 days in jail.

Red Rock Man Arrested After Crash

Officer Joe Hill testified skid marks showed Grade drove on the left side of the road during the crash. Hill said the Red Rock man had been drinking and showed signs of intoxication at the time of arrest.

Joe Hill Grade Hill Red Rock

Watson Convicted in Crown Jewels Plot With Durant

Watson was found guilty of conspiring with Col. Jack Durant and Kathleen Nash Durant in a theft involving the Hesse crown jewels. Durant testified for Watson. Kathleen Nash Durant received a five year sentence and a dishonorable discharge for her role. Durant remains held on Kronberg case charges.

Watson Jack Durant Kathleen Nash Durant House of Hesse John Harlan Amen WAC Kronberg Castle

Stofft Discusses Candidates Merit in Local Meeting

El Montevideo neighbors meet at Sam Hughes school to hear Frederick R. Stofft discuss candidates in the November 5 elections. A biographical sketch accompanied each recommendation.

el Montevideo Sam Hughes Frederick R. Stofft

Suitcase and drinking companion vanish in bar incident

Joe M. Guzman of Los Angeles reported a missing suitcase containing $200, clothing, and citizenship papers. The luggage and a drinking companion disappeared while Guzman was at a bar, according to police.

Joe M. Guzman Los Angeles Guzman

City Briefs Weekday Meetings and Community Events

Local calendar lists multiple events across Wednesday to Saturday. Morgan McDermott post at Veterans' hospital. Bahai study at Elizabeth Ashen's home. League of Women Voters talk at YWCA. GIA BLE meeting at IOOF hall. World Community Day at First Christian church. White Shrine Patrol at 2803 East Mabel. Sabbath service at Temple Emanu-El with Rabbi Gumbiner. Cecil E. Gaver speaks on Social Security for small business at KTUC.

Morgan McDermott Post American Legion Veterans’ Hospital Elizabeth Ashen East Second Street Parley McNeil Tucson T. Adams James H. Terry League League of Women Voters YWCA North Fifth Avenue San Xavier GIA BLE IOOF A. L. Vogel H. L. Fuller R. H. Stinson United Council of Church First Christian Church White Shrine Patrol Club William Wisdom East Mabel Street Temple Emanu-El Joseph H. Gumbiner Cecil E. Gaver Electric Service Company KTUC

DeMolay Meeting Time Adjusted in Arizona Chapter

The Arizona Chapter Order of DeMolay will meet at 6 30 p m instead of 7 30 p m Thursday at DeMolay hall.

Arizona Order of DeMolay DeMolay Hall

Roads grading and sealing projects announced

The Arizona state highway commission lists contracts for grading draining and bituminous surfacing on sections of the Douglas Safford Pearce Phoenix Tempe and Globe Show Low highways with completion dates in November and contract awards planned for November 8 for the Black Canyon improvement.

Page One Bowie Junction Graham County Douglas- Safford Pearce Phoenix-Tempe Tempe Bridge Gila-Navajo County State Highway Commission Black Canyon

Arizona Senator McFarland Urges Big Democratic Plan

McFarland in his first term pushes for federal aid to irrigation and reclamation projects to divert Colorado River water for Arizona. He warns that success rests with a large Democratic majority, arguing the delegation’s influence would secure favorable consideration of the state’s water needs.

McFarland Arizona Colorado Washington

Refugees Seek One Last Chance to Enter United States

Refugees in Russia occupied areas urged an American entry plea as a final chance to win asylum. The appeal centers on formal requests for refugee assistance amid ongoing displacement and political pressure.

Russia United States

Contract Set On Power Line

The Bureau of Reclamation awarded contracts for a 15,000 kilovolt transformer to Westinghouse and a synchronous condenser with motor generator exciter set to General Electric for the Tucson substation. The projects support the second Phoenix to Tucson electric transmission line using Davis Dam power with estimated costs totaling $69,768.12 and $155,653.08 respectively.

Bureau of Reclamation Tucson Phoenix-Tucson Davis Dam E. A. Moritz Westinghouse Moritz General Electric Company Phoenix Bureau Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company Arizona

Public Records and Court Notices from Ames District

Police court presiding Paul J. Cella sees innocent plea in reckless driving case continued. Superior Court divisions list petitions for administration and probate, divorce actions, and forcible detainer. Licenses issued for O Hall Clerk Dowell and Sanders and Opal Hurley.

Concini P. S. Haury Peti Botate Lette Edna Meliss Butler Il Bee Gua Caren Ss. Medden Et Ux Pote Myri Y Campbell Montra Maece Bells Brettnauer di Jessie mAnniAct Tie O. Hall Dowell Sanders Aio Opal Hurley

Births at Tucson Hospitals Include Five Newborns

St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center report multiple births in late October. Mrs. John R Huddles East Thirty second greet a girl. Mr and Mrs Steve Merino announce a boy born at morning. Mrs Theodore Ric Rhoads and Mr Posessee note a girl. Chief Petty Officer Clifton Burnworth welcomes a boy at 6 04 p m Oct 30. James P Mashburn and Richard Caplett families add girls and boys on Oct 30 31.

St. Mary's Hospital John R. Huddles East Tucson Sareem Theodore Ric Rhoads Greiinas P. m Steve Merino Greene A. m Terrell James A. Cael South Sixth Avenue Pat Consolidated” Guetlings Tuscon Medical Center Paul D. Meyer Jane Tucson Clifton S. Burnworth First Avenue James P. Mashburn South Lundy Richard Caplett South Second Avenue

Clubs Promoting Hobbies Formed at Roskruge Junior High

Roskruge Junior High forms hobby clubs sponsored by teachers spanning sketching water coloring student government training poster making and arts and crafts. Clubs operate across all grades giving students outlets for personal interests and practical skills outside classroom work.

Roskruge

McNeill Warns Of Hoodlum Rackets

Tucson business men were warned by Police Sgt. P. H. McNeill at a Lions Club luncheon at the Pioneer hotel to beware of strangers offering tempting deals. He reviewed the Purple gang’s Toledo and Detroit activities and said Tucson law enforcement will confront the hoodlums with support from honest city and county elements.

Tucson P. H. McNeill Lions Club Pioneer Hotel

Washington Hotel Strike Settled

The White House announced a settlement of the three week Washington hotel strike. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said attorneys for the hotels and the unions accepted John R. Steelman’s wage dispute proposal. The walkout had tied up 18 principal Washington hotels for 21 days.

Washington White House Charles G. Ross John R. Steelman Ross Steelman

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