Tatuta Maru Cleared To Unload Silk Cargo
The Japanese liner Tatuta Maru was granted permission to unload all cargo at San Francisco, including 3 million dollars in silk, with a 50 hour limit. The action ends ongoing libel disputes tied to five American importers and a prior sun freezing order.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Herbert E. Gaston
Paul R. Leake
Pacific Port
Gaston
N. Y. K. Lines
Roosevelt
Justice
Treasury Departments
Justice Department
Sumner Welles
Welles
Kichisaburo Nomura
U. S. S. Tutuila
Chungking
State Department
Campaign Projections and German Morale in War News
The piece notes British nerves and a planned V campaign while discussing German morale after early victories. It mentions German strengths, Russian resistance, and reports from Ankara Stockholm and Moscow about troop movements, sabotage, famine, and disaffection with some notes on propaganda and possible truth.
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England
Berlin
Yugoslavia
Ankara
Greece
Stockholm
Moscow
Berne
Germany
Airports to receive WPA and contract projects in Arizona
Santa Monica office says 216 of 288 airports will be built by contract with bids in 60 to 90 days. WPA will handle 87 projects and 15 mix contract and WPA work. Most work should finish after year start. Arizona towns like Ajo Douglas Gila Bend Prescott Safford Valle Winslow Yuma listed with funds. Brig Gen Connolly of the CAA announced the defense related plan.
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McFarland
Arizona
Ajo
Douglas
Gila Bend
Prescott
Safford
Valle
Winslow
Yuma
National Defense
Donald H Connolly
CAA
New 35,000-ton US dreadnoughts boost navy power
The Washington and North Carolina, 35 000 ton battleships, join the fleet as milestones in American sea power. They outgun rivals with nine 16 inch guns and 2400 pound shells flying 20 miles. Construction notes highlight faster builds and modernized superstructures.
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New York
U. S. S. Washington
U.S. S. North Carolina
United States
Union
Washington’s
North Carolina
George V
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Signor Mussolini
Littorio
Herr Hitler
Tirpitz
Britain
Japan
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
Washington
Panama Canal
Indiana
Massachusetts
Alabama
South Dakota
United States Navy
Mexico Defines Stance Over Washington Blacklist
The notes between Mexico and Germany reveal two German requests rejected by Mexico within four months. Padilla replies that only Mexico can judge when commerce liberty or sovereignty is harmed and hints Mexico will protest to the United States on behalf of affected firms. The July 17 blacklist barred nearly 1,800 Latin American firms, about 190 in Mexico, from U S exports.
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Washington
North Carolina
Olaf N. Hustvedt
Howard J. J. Benson
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
United States
Berneath
Mexican
Mexico
Manuel Avila Camacho
Padilla
Rudi von Collenberg
von Collenberg
United States of Mexico
United States of North America
America
Axis
Taxes clash over community property rule and joint return
Disney warned that removing the joint return provision would require higher taxes for individuals. Buck proposed offsetting part of the loss with a new gasoline tax, but Disney rejected the idea as inappropriate.
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Disney
Buck
Ship prepares for battle as guns fire and deck cleared
The vessel coordinates battle readiness with dark blue lights visible while silver cabinets, chairs, and tables cover the floor to cushion impacts from the ship’s reverberating big guns.
Seaman Peetoom Returns to Navy After Draft Board Decision
Private Earl Peetoom of Bethany Missouri was declared a sailor and ordered to report to the Great Lakes naval training station. He had been inducted into the Army in April and later called to active Navy duty in June while holding two uniforms and questioning his service path.
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Fort Sheridan
Ill
Earl Peetoom
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Here
Peetoom
Selective Service Board
Bethany
Naval Reserve
Army
14Th Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kas
Navy
Marines
Russians Conduct D minor Raid Over German Capital
The communiqué reports a smaller raid with one or two Soviet planes breaking the outer defense and reaching the capital area. Incendiaries set fires extinguished quickly. no military targets hit. Earlier, Russians bombed tanks and infantry and claimed 15 German planes down with eight lost.
CIO escalates labor dispute with Copper Queen miners
Steelman ordered Ashe to assemble company officials and AFL CIO leaders in Bisbee while Peterson says the status quo remains until legal action changes it. CIO Harry Hafner reports Douglas Local 470 backed the Copper Queen miners and Bisbee Local 551 members spoke at meetings. A Bisbee 551 special meeting is set for Sunday at 1 30 PM and Hafner will address the area by radio at 5 PM Saturday. Shattuck Dean and Copper Queen locals plan to vote Sunday on strikes.
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Steelman
Ashe
Bisbee
AFL
CIO
Peterson
Harry Hafner
Douglas
Bisbee No
Government notes offered as tax payment option
Tax notes provide hold or cash options. A series for small payers offers $25 to $100 units with 1.92 percent annualized interest, limit $1,200 per year. B series targets larger taxpayers with $100 to $100,000 denominations and 0.48 percent monthly interest, redeemable at face value plus accumulated interest. </s>
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Treasury
Argentina firms face limits on refusing blacklist buyers
An Argentine supplier cannot legally refuse to sell based on blacklist status. Sources say a firm could cut off a blacklisted company only if no goods are available. Government stance on the blacklist is uncertain, and lawsuits could rise if rejection strengthens listed firms.
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Argentina
United States
FDR Delays Sending Measures to Congress on Return
The president said he would not send the measures to Congress until after Hopkins returns. He noted broad government support for waiving priorities on war materials for Russia.
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Congress
Hopkins
Russia
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Tutuila Attacks
Nomura voiced concern during a visit to Welles, calling the situation delicate as Japan and the United States seek to iron out issues after Tutuila suffered a third attack. He urged efforts to maintain best relations between the two nations.
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Nomura
Welles
Quiet moves eyed to ease Japan United States rift
Reports from Tokyo say despite worst relations a tentative effort may come to improve ties. Kaname Wakasugi could be recalled as Admiral Nomura seeks a basis for reconciliation. Japan censored anti American articles while Sumita asserts a new East Asia order after Indo China occupation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kaname Wakasugi
Washington
Kichisaburo Nomura
United States
Chungking
Raishiro Sumita
Indo-China
Asahi
Saigon
East Asia
Army considers 18 month draft term and citizen soldier plan
The military affairs committee works toward a compromise on extending service to eighteen months. The Army set a deadline for enactment to authorize retention of citizen soldiers. Gen George C Marshall urged a decision by August 1 so the Army can decide on recalling troops whose year of service ends.
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Military Affairs Committee
Senate
George C. Marshall
Congress
Tucson Derby Announces Parade and Race Details
Derby day events schedule reports reporters at 3 p.m. parade begins at 4 p.m. with 52 entries led by the Sons of the Legion through downtown Tucson to West Congress and Main streets where the race starts at 5 p.m. Jo Ann Moore seeks soda concession sellers at Congress hotel with proceeds aiding child charity. Sponsored by Tucson Daily Citizen, O Riely Motor Company, and the city fire department.
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Sons of the Legion
Tucson
Congress
Main Streets
Jo Ann Moore
Congress Hotel
Tucson Dailyitizen
O’riely Motor Company
City Fire Department
Government aims to bind Indian leaders to war effort
Spread claimed that the government seeks to link Indian leaders to closer responsibility for governing India during the war to sharpen Anglo Indian unity and defend India’s existence. He doubted that direct constitutional changes here could occur without worsening internal India tensions.
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India
Campaign Against White Feathers Sent to British Youths
In Shanghai China a campaign opposes sending white feathers as a joke to young Britons. The effort aims to curb the practice and raise awareness about its hurtful nature.
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Shanghai
China
Soviet War News: Encircled Forces Pressured as Armies Reported Lost
An authorized informant said encircled Soviet forces remain under pressure and have not freed themselves, with claims that major field armies have been lost. At the same time other informants report continued resistance and new reserves entering battle. Russia's mobilization is complete, yet forces are beginning to crack.
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Russia
Classifieds page fragment from Arizona papers
A reader facing a dense classifieds index with sections for autos, real estate, rooms, help wanted, pets, and listings. The list cites categories like Furnished Apartments, Unfurnished Autos For Sale, Help Wanted, Houses For Rent, Real Estate, Lost and Found, and Rooms.
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Eecaine
Bng
Beauty Colleges Cheneaults Marinello School Ad
Marinello School of Beauty at 31 N 6th Ave lists contact Ph 49 and notes CHeneaults as part of its culture offerings.
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Roselene Beauty Salon
E. Congress
Josephine Beauty
University Ama
Vogue Beauty
Chenault
Marinello School of A Culture
N. 6Th Ave
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Tucson Music CO
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E. Sixth St
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