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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1941
Page
2
Series note reports Tucson church service with a Monday sermon by a different minister. The article quotes the pastor arguing love and compassion prevent tyranny and warn against hatred in society.
Rev. Rush M. Deskins warned that force has limits and that love endures, citing Napoleon and Hitler to illustrate love as a decisive factor. He praised Pasteur Livingstone and Jesus for motivated by love, and urged that true love builds understanding in personal and social life.
Cleveland dispatch reports Jeff Davis known as kingemperor of the League of Hoboes says the wanderers have returned from the road to support the nation. He cites nearly 40 000 hoboes in military service and over 100 000 in factories and on farms with total wartime manpower around 300 000 for the United States and Britain. He urges tramps to work and notes police should detain lazy beggars to aid the war effort.
Senator Carl Hayden argues against a proposed 200 per year bonus for selectees in the 1940 conscription law. He calls government pay a gratuity and says it undermines the duty of citizens to serve. Hayden notes historical opposition and says bonuses would be unfair to volunteers in the Army and Navy.
Washington august 4 protesters urge Congress to reject HR 2675 and keep the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument closed to mining. Arizona Cactus and Native Floral Society members lead opposition noting the unique landscape and precedent from alaska mining access in 1936.
In Phoenix over the weekend two fatalities occurred in traffic accidents. Gene Egelston, 18, died after his overturned car pinned him following a picnic in the South Mountains. three youths escaped injury. John T. Maitz, 28, of Los Angeles, drowned after being thrown from his car into an irrigation canal. an hour of artificial respiration failed. The other driver was unhurt. A World War I note recalls the St Mihiel shelling as the war’s largest single-front barrage.
Secretary Hull returned to the state department and said he is fully recovered from a two week minor illness. A Connecticut town suffered telephone service disruption after bees built a honeycomb in a control box.
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