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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1940

Page

2

Pastors Back Enforcement Of Tucson Anti-Gambling Rules

Heads of Tucson civic clubs and the city’s Ministerial association favor enforcing anti gambling laws and keeping Tucson from being an open town. Clergy and civic leaders express support for current ordinances and praise police enforcement, while some urge clear repeal if laws are outdated.

Tucson Old Pueblo Rush M. Deskins First Christian Church Tucson Ministerial Association Ministerial Association Hays Don J. Hays Deskins L. H. Koening Preachers Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church New Ministerial Association Fred Stofft Kiwanis Club Stanley Kitt Rotary Club William A Bill) West 20 30 Club

Civilian Procurement Committee Opens Tucson HQ

The Civilian Volunteer Procurement committee of Pima county will open its headquarters this week in loaned office space at the store building corner Broadway and Stone Avenue. Elmer Present lent the space, with Monte Mansfield as chairman stating a secretary staff will work with government agencies. About 200 local businessmen have replied to the group’s call for voluntary cooperation to preserve jobs during national defense mobilization and to cover pay differences during guard encampments.

Broadway Stone Avenue Pima County Elmer Present Monte Mansfield Tucson National Defense Army Navy National Guard

Songs Of Sourdough Author Returns To Canada As Refugee

Eastern Canada port reports Robert W. Service age 66 a famed Yukon poet of The Shooting of Dan McGrew has returned to Canada as a war refugee after 28 years abroad He was in Russia at war outbreak reached France but fled Brittany coast Nazis advanced He lost a 40000 word manuscript and left two completed novels in Nice safety deposit box

Robert W. Service Dan McGrew Yukon Canada Russia France Brittany Service England Nice

Veteran Ajo Legislator Skips renomination in 4-term run

Benjamin J. ONeill, veteran Ajo district legislator and Phelps-Dodge confectioner, will not seek renomination. In the Ajo race J N Chapman Democrat and James D Doran and Rodney S Wirtz Republicans seek the seat. Primary slate shows three Democrats and multiple candidates statewide with petitions filed by parties across offices.

Benjamin J. O'Neill Ajo Pima County O'Neill Phelps-Dodge J. N. Chapman James D. Doran Rodney S. Wirtz

Tucson Negro Athlete Dies In California

Fred Foley a 21 year old Tucson high school track star died in Los Angeles General hospital from pneumonia after a heart attack at a minor track meet trip begun July 2. Survived by parents five brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Friendship Baptist church with Reilly Undertaking company handling arrangements.

Fred Foley Tucson Los Angeles General Hospital Young Foley van Horn Los Angeles General Hospital James Foley Friendship Baptist Church Reilly Undertaking Company

Argentina Debuts Fonopostal Service After One Year

After a year of operation Argentina proclaims Fonopostal a success. The service lets users record spoken letters and mail them to friends, highlighting novelty in postal offerings and public interest.

Argentina Fonopostal

July fee totals at Superior Court clerk's office

Mrs Belle D Hall reports July collections of 1537.80 including civil 1145 probate 170 miscellaneous 108.80 marriage 106 and notary bonds 8. Preliminary hearing for burglary against Gilbert Garcia 32 of 384 South Meyer Street set for 11 am August 9 in justice court for theft of a guitar from Rafael Calderon 370 South Main Street rear. Latin American club meeting postponed to watch city league softball.

Belle D. Hall Superior Court Gilbert Garcia South Meyer Street Justice Court Rafael Calderon South Main Street Charles Velasco

Candidate Harrison Enters Hospital For Appendectomy

Robert W. Harrison, one of ten Democratic constable candidates in Tucson, checked into the local Veterans Hospital for an appendicitis operation and will direct his campaign from a sick bed.

Robert W. Harrison Tucson U. S. Veterans Hospital

Fire veteran Steve Tor mey improves after surgery

Steve Tommey, a city firefighter and former commander of the Morgan McDermott post of the American Legion, is reported improved at St Marys Hospital after entering yesterday for an operation.

Steve Tormey Morgan McDermott American Legion St. Marys Hospital

Deed Filed For Country Club Road Parcel Purchase

A deed filed today in Pima County records shows Simon Kivel of the Market Spot purchasing a parcel on Country Club road from Ming Dong for about $10,000.

Anna Sullinger Pima

Tucson Physician Returns From Tulane in New Orleans

Dr. C. E. DuVall a Tucson physician returned Wednesday from New Orleans where he studied at Tulane University. He was accompanied by Mrs. DuVall and their daughter Mary Ethel.

C. E. Duvall Tucson New Orleans Tulane University

Dr and Mrs Rogers Tour to California for Month Visit

Dr and Mrs W D Rogers and their son Billy depart from 2026 East First Street for a month in California. This family plans to travel to the West Coast for sightseeing and personal reasons.

Tucson Stamp Club Meeting Plans Beginning Fall Programs

The Tucson Stamp Club will meet in the Indian Room of the Y.W.C.A. Monday at 8 p.m. Discussion will cover fall and winter programs and a S. P. A. circuit will be shown.

Tucson Stamp Club Y.W.C.A

Justice of Peace Collects $633 in July Fees

Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner reported July collections totaling $633, with $198 from 138 civil cases and $435.50 from 132 criminal cases. Criminal totals covered forgery, reckless driving, game violations, bastardy, battery, disturbing the peace, traffic offenses, bogus checks, public nuisance, thefts, vandalism, and other offenses.

Office of Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner

Court signs writ in justice case

A writ prohibiting further proceedings in a justice court suit was issued in superior court by Judge M. T. Phelps of Phoenix. Richard Hicks, an employee of C. M. Smith, sought the writ after alleging money owed him by Smith was taken when Coleman secured a writ of possession. Named defendants in the superior court action were J. E. Coleman Sheriff Ed F. Echols and Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner.

Justice Court J. E. Coleman C. M. Smith M. T. Phelps Phoenix Richard Hicks Smith Coleman Ed F. Echols Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner

South Africa Bans Farm Natives from Moving to Cities

The government rules that natives cannot relocate from farms to industrial centers with ready labor. The policy limits rural migration and reinforces labor control in the colonial-era economy.

South Africa

Arizona primary slate lists 53 candidates for Sept 10

Phoenix Aug 2 Fifty five candidates will vie for nomina tions for state and congressional offices in Arizona primary elections September 10. The filing deadline completed a year with several Republican contests. The slate covers U S Senator, U S Representative, governor, secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer, auditor, superintendent of public instruction, mine inspector and corporation and tax commissioners.

Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court Harry M.moore J. B. Weber Victor C. Armstrong, Jr W. E. Patterson Joe Conway Joseph S. Jenckes Gus Williams Jim Walden Joe Hunt Bill Brooks I. S. McCash Ann Frohmiller George Fleming

Arizona Prisoners Seek Army Service Petition

Ninety two convicts asked Governor Bob Jones for release to volunteer for the U S Army. They signed a petition named Volunteers for U S Army Training and urged defense preparation. The governor cannot grant clemency without the board of pardons and paroles recommendation.

Phoenix Bob Jones Jones Board of Pardons and Paroles

Funeral held for Mrs Gertrude L In clan Tucson resident

Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Gertrude L In clan 86 a Tucson resident of 60 years who died yesterday at her home 1140 South Fourth avenue Burial planned for 5 pm today at Holy Hope cemetery Funeral arrangements were by Arizona Mortuary Cornelia Acevedo is noted as her daughter

Gertrude L. Inclan Tucson South Fourth Avenue Holy Hope Cemetery Cornelia Acevedo Arizona

Kimball Rivals Speak At Kiwanis Club Forum

Democratic state senate hopeful William K. Kimball did not speak at the Kiwanis meeting as five rivals addressed the club. Speakers included H. H. d Autremont Charles Pat Patterson Clare Dodd W B Mike Hodges and Thomas Donnelly.

William K. Kimball State Senate Kiwanis Club Kimball H. H. d’Autremont Charles “Pat” Patterson Clare Dodd W. B Mike” Hodges Thomas Donnelly Pima County

Police Report Active Month In Tucson July

Tucson police reported July results with 238 arrests and 987 traffic offenses. Stolen property valued at 1234.46 recovered and fines totaling 2064.50 were collected. Prisons meals cost 645.32. Of arrestees 183 were fined and 60 pending or transferred. Major offenses include drunk 126 and disturbing the peace 19. Traffic fines 607. Other details include numerous violation categories and dispositions.

Tucson Don J. Hays Pima U. S. Marshal

Army to mass produce aerial cannons with GM and Chrysler

Washington reports army officials negotiating with General Motors and Chrysler for two midwestern factories to produce 37 and 20 millimeter aerial guns for new warplanes. Bendix may receive a small order while Colt already produces a limited 37 mm cannon.

Washington U.P Army General Motors Chrysler Corporations Middle West Chrysler Colt Firearms Co Bendix Corp Germany

Huachuca CMTC Closure Next Wednesday

The citizens' military training camp at Fort Huachuca will close next Wednesday after visitors' day. The Tuesday program includes athletic contests and military exercises to show training results with awards for military and athletic proficiency. Invitations have been extended to municipal and civil leaders clergy educators and labor representatives.

Fort Huachua

Chinaman Denies Transport Charge in Kuala Lumpur Case

A man of Chinese origin in Kuala Lumpur faced accusation for using his private car to carry passengers. He denied the offense, but a secret check revealed he had carried 633 individuals in one month.

Kauala Lumpur

Police detain dozens as warrants issued for many

In a police action 48 were discharged and 10 juveniles processed. Warrants were issued for 147 and 107 remain pending. Authorities reported overall counts of those held and awaiting final charges.

Hitler invasion timing eyed by almanacs and tides

Edwin Stout London reports observers in 1940 weigh invasion timing by tide patterns and weather. They suggest next Monday to Friday mornings offer best odds, with September and October windows as backups, arguing high tides, calm seas, and fog aid a potential German assault on Britain.

Edwin Stout London Adolf Hitler England Fuehrer Hitler Britain North Sea English Channel

Funeral Pending for Tucson Real Estate Broker William Boyd

Funeral services were pending today for William Dearboard Boyd a Tucson real estate broker who died yesterday at his home 229 North Westmoreland Avenue He was connected with Daily and Boyd real estate firm at 321 East Congress Street Arrangements will be announced by Bring's Funeral Home.

William Dearboard Boyd Tucson North Westmoreland Avenue Boyd Daily East Congress Street Bring’s Funeral Home

Fire Guards In Coronado Are Removed

Coronado National Forest reliefs 34 fire guards in most areas after rains reduced fire danger. Eight guards remain in the Catalina range district where rain was sparse and storms threaten with possible tree fires. No fires reported in the forest for the past week per Forest Ranger E. L. McPhaul.

Coronado National Forest Catalina Range District E. L. McPhaul Catalinas Catalina Range McPhaul

Court To Rule On Claims Of Stockholders

U S district court in Phoenix sets September 16 for a hearing on priorities among creditors and shareholders of the insolvent International Building and Loan association of Utah. Receiver Harry W. Hill seeks first dividend payment amid litigation over deposits held for California and Oregon investors.

Phoenix, Ariz U. S. District Court International Building and Loan Association of Utah Lawerence L. Howe Harry W. Hill Utah Arizona Oregon Colorado Idaho Wyoming Howe California

Travelers urged to carry little baggage on Trasandine line

Travelers to Chile are advised to take minimal luggage on the Trasandine Railway during winter as snow blockages may cause loss of baggage.

Chile Trasandine Railway

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Civilian Procurement Committee Air Corps Randolph Field Tex AJO Spurns Charles M. Taylor Thomas Collins Wallace S. Brandsford C. W Pop) Young Elwood L. Story Jerome P. Martin Andrew Dobek P. H. Ross O. C. Arnold Edwin van Doren J. Mercer Johnson Otho Books J. M. Hanigan Jessie W. Nicholson F. B. Pacheco Charles Pezzullo R. H. Martin John S. Ayres J. B. Meade Constable Harry E. Bridges Robert W. Harmison Paul Wright Leonard C. McCulloch Edward Ervin Robb A. W. Forbes Roy Hickey T. F. Larremore Willis K. Powell C. J. Reynolds Jack) Gardner D. M. Penny M. E. Gibson Desmond L. Cotter Alfred C. Edwards Justice OF Peace U. S Henry F. Ashurst Henderson Stockton E. W. McFarland Robert Miller Erwin H. Katz Irving A. Jennings Burt H. Clingan Howard J. Smith John R. Murdock San St. Leo V. Powers Williard R. Mathews K. T. Palmer Denver C. Hensen Henry D. Ross Elmer Graham R. T. Jones Sidney P. Osborn C. M. Menderson Ernest Carleton George E. Shields Thad M. Moore Howard Sprouse Jerrie W. Lee Inclan State Tax Commission University of Arizona Tucson High School College of Law University of Chicago Mary Margaret Mayer Chuck Scott Mearl Spence Miss Mayer Tony Brizic Brutus Reitman C. M. Wesson Ordnance National Defense Commission Automobile Huachuca Cmtc Bath San Diego William D. Boyd Elsie Borden's Borden St. Charles Dornlen Coronado Catalina Inter - Mountain Wang Vinci A. Lombardi Winery
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