Joe Bingham Leaves Tucson for Des Moines News Post
Joe Bingham, longtime Daily Citizen reporter, will depart Tucson on Wednesday for Des Moines Iowa to join The Register. The move follows a Drake University journalism scholarship awarded for his 1934 35 sports writing while he was senior high school sports editor at The Cactus Chronicle. He will study at Drake while working at The Register and Tribune Company.
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Joe Bingham
Daily Citizen
Tucson
Des Moines
Iowa
Register
Register and Tribune Company
Drake University
Bingham
Cactus Chronicle
Drake
L. E. Bingham
South Third Avenue
The
Citizen
Tucson Daily Citizen
J. Robert Burns
Force At Air Base Leaves For Maneuver
A 112 man unit with five officers departed Tucson air base this morning in 19 trucks for a five day field maneuver. The 728th ordnance company under Capt John R W Dickson will establish ordnance installations at El Centro March Field and Wickenburg and include bombing and machine gun work. Escort by two state patrol cars marked the trip to the Arizona California line as typical wartime movement.
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Tucson
728Th Ordnance Company
John R. W. Dickson
el Centro
March Field
Wickenburg
Arizona-California
Rains Sweep Southern Arizona With Thunderstorms
Storms drenched Morenci and Clifton with 1.06 inches, Greenlee county saw heavy downpours from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Nogales reported hail and a peak hour rain of 0.78 inches, while Phoenix had 0.20 inches and Tucson 0.11 inches. Winds damaged a garage and trees, clouds linger, and more showers are forecast.
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Associated Press
Morenci
Clifton
Greenlee County
Nogales
Phoenix
Tucson
Salt River
Record Snow Fall At Giant Forest In January 1933
Department of commerce records show a day’s record snow fall of 60 inches at Giant Forest California on January 19 1933.
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Giant Forest
Calif
Department of Commerce
Public Records in Superior Court Divorces and Trials
Levi S Udall presiding hears divorce complaint Mercedes Lope vs Juan V Lopez. School district No 16 defense motion to quash writ of certiorari continued to Tuesday morning. W R Slingerland et al. vs A J Germaine et al trial set for Nov 7. Adena E Haynes vs Ernest D Haynes separate maintenance. Liquor license revocation Esteban Romero appeal arguments heard.
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Levi S. Udall
Mercedes Lope
Juan V. Lopez
P. H. Ross
W. R. Slingerland
A. J. Germaine
Adena E. Haynes
Ernest D. Haynes
Esteban Romero
Police Court Pleas Land Fines in Reckless Driving and Prostitution
In police court presided by Paul Cella and Richard Teller, Eugene Harrison faced reckless driving charges resulting in a $30 fine or 30 days. Lillian Young was fined $50 and 30 days for prostitution after proceedings.
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Paul Cella
Richard B. Teller
Eugene Harrison
Lillian Young
Multiracial Couples Noted in City Census Listing
A dated census-like record lists several individuals with ages and hometowns including Mack Lasenby 32 from McNary and Anne Mae Earls 28 from Tucson both described as Negroes. Other pairs include Thomas Earl Hatch 28 from Continental and Piolar Sims 17 from Continental. Jack W. Stowe 21 and June Kauffman 19 from Pasadena. Frutoso Ramos 31 from Sahuarita and Rosaura Armenta 30 from Continental. Leonard Kahley of legal age from Tucson and Mildred Louise Carver 18 from Tucson.
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Mack Lasenby
McNary
Anne Mae Earls
Tucson
Thomas Earl Hatch
Continental
Piolar Sims
Contrvental
Jack W. Stowe
Pasadena
Calif
June Kauffman
Frutoso Ramos
Sahuarita
Rosaura Armenta
Leonard Kahley
Legal Age
Mildred Louise Carver
Iron ore developed in Toccoa gears industry rise
National defense introduces a new industry in north Georgia with a LeTourneau plant foundry in Toccoa producing precision steel gears from local iron ore. The move aims to bolster military manufacturing capabilities and employ regional workers.
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Toccoa
U.P
National Defense
North Georgia
LeTourneau
Theft of precision tools alarms Detroit plants
FBI probes theft of micrometers and precision instruments from Majestic Tool and Central Machine in Detroit. Two armed men used pass keys to overpower guards and escape with nearly all tools, halting about 90 percent of defense work at both facilities as agents consider sabotage.
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Detroit
U.P
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Majestic Tool and Manufacturing Corp
Central Machine Company
Pass Keys
Former Legion Leader Fred J. Koch Dies in California
Fred Joseph Koch longtime American Legion figure in Tucson died Friday morning at Sawtelle Veterans Hospital California He served in World War I and later worked in Prescott Arizona He was past commander of Morgan McDermott Post and active in Sons of the Legion 40 and 8 child welfare and veteran affairs He is survived by wife May Koch son Fred Koch Jr daughter Therese and his mother Mrs Fred J Koch Sr Funeral services with full military honors were held at Sawtelle.
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Fred Joseph Koch
American Legion
Tucson
Veterans’ Hospital
Sawtelle
Calif
New York City
United States Army
San Antonio
Tex
Mr. Koch
Pratt Institute
Veterans’ Facility
Prescott
Ariz
Morgan McDermott
Sons of the Legion
National Legion
May Koch
Fred Koch, Jr
Therese
Fred J. Koch
Tractor Pinning Ends Safe for Farmer Feiner
In St Helena Nebraska farmer Frank Feiner became trapped under an overturned tractor for two hours. His cries went unanswered as the motor ran and fuel leaked around him before he escaped without injury.
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ST. Helena
Neb
Frank Feiner
Brazil forest holds widest tree variety, commerce says
The Department of Commerce reports Amazon Brazil contains the greatest variety of trees among known forest areas, highlighting its ecological richness and potential biodiversity significance.
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Amazon
Brazil
Department of Commerce
Harvard economist Dr. Black visits Arizona for agricultural economics talks
Dr. John D. Black of Harvard, Henry Lee professor, meets economists and agriculturists at the University of Arizona to discuss agricultural economics and government action programs. He tours Cochise, Pinal, and Maricopa counties and will visit California’s San Joaquin Valley.
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University of Arizona
John D. Black
Henry Lee
Harvard University
Arizona
Black
AAA
The
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Security Administration
E. J. Nourse
J. S. Davis
Washington, D. C
Safford
E. D. Terreau
Cochise County
Tucson
Pinal
Maricopa
San Joaquin Valley
California
State College
Las Cruces
N. M
Pioneer Hotel
George Barr
E. D. Tetreau
Department of Rural Sociology
E. J. Brown
College and Business Administration
Paul S. Burgess
R. S. Hawkins
College of Agriculture
Howard A. Hubbard
F. G. Wood
Lawrence Gray
R. F. Howard
A. B. Schmidt
R. A. Harvill
F. A. Conrad
W. D. Webb
R. F. Black
Nightclub Gunman Kills Three In Seattle Shooting
A gunman opened fire in a basement Seattle nightclub just before daybreak killing three men and wounding seven others. He identified himself as James Green 28 arriving from Tampa Florida. Victims include Monte F Brown 61 Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce vice president Gus Golmatos 48 bartender and John Linder bystander.
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Seattle
Stander
Harlan Callahan
C. H. Balls
James Green
Tampa
Florida
Monte F. Brown
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
Gus Golmatos
John Linder
Hoffman to Attend Western Probation Conference
Phoenix August 4 Walter Hoffmann chairman of the Arizona state board of pardons and paroles has been named by Governor Osborn as Arizona's representative to the 1941 Western probation and parole conference in San Francisco August 15 and 16 He will be joined by Russell Jackson chief probation officer of Maricopa county They will invite the 1942 conference to Arizona.
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Phoenix
Walter Hoffmann
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Osborn
Arizona
San Francisco
Hoffmann
Russell Jackson
Maricopa County
Small boys held for home invasion and vandalism
Two boys aged 9 and 10 were held by juvenile authorities after breaking into C. J. Miller’s home in San Clemente subdivision. They allegedly ransacked drawers, scattered clothing, and smeared ink and wine on floors and walls. The pair were also linked to a July 29 disturbance in the same neighborhood.
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C. J. Miller
San Clemente Subdivision
KONJOLA See What It Can Do For You Men
Pep and energy disappear as stomach and digestion falter. KONJOLA, a herb medicine, is claimed to aid digestion and blood strength, offering relief after other medicines failed. All drug stores carry KONJOLA.
Marksman drill at camp shows quick pistol control
At Camp Robinson in Arkansas a sergeant notes bullseyes on a service pistol during a World War era training drill as Eugene Zeiber eyes the targets with wide-eyed interest.
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Camp Robinson
Ark
Eugene Zeiber
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