Yankees Lose Third Start In Four Games
The Yankees and Cardinals dropped games to two lower teams as New York slumped, losing to the Senators 4-3 on Carrasquel and the Cubs 6-2 behind Vern Olsen. The Pirates, Braves, Red Sox and Indians posted wins as the pennant race tightens.
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Yankees
Pirates
Reds
Cards
Vince DiMaggio
Max Butcher
Bob Klinger
Braves
Phillies
Eddie Miller
Pete Fox
Red Sox
Athletics
Fox
Joe Cronin
Charlie Wagner
al Smith
Buck Newsom
Municipal Stadium
Indians
Tigers
Jeff Heath
Smith
Tribe
Newsom
U.S. warnings on Indo China crisis eyed by Thailand
Dispatches from Bangkok note Thailand watches U.S. stance closely as Sumner Welles assails the Vichy regime over Indo China. Analysts describe potential U.S. aid to resistant colonies and warn of Japanese bases in Thailand threatening Singapore, Burma, and Dutch East Indies.
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Indo-China
Thailand
Sumner Welles
Vichy
Welles
United States
Bangkok
Great Britain
Britain
Philippines
Singapore
Burma
Dutch East Indies
Japan
Japan's Expansion Aims and World War II Skepticism
The piece weighs Japan's possible strikes against Thailand and potential moves on the Dutch East Indies or Siberia. It analyzes Soviet neutrality, Russo-Nazi ties, and Tokyo's strategy while noting Japan's precarious economy from Western trade sanctions.
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Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Britain
Thailand
Tokyo
Nippon
Japan
Constantin Smetanin
Toyoda
Russia
Far East
John Bull
Moscow
London
Siberia
Indo-China
Russo-Manchoukuo
Indies
Nippon Long
Vladivostok
Amur
America
Eden Warns Britain May Fight Japan If Thailand Threatened
In Parliament, Prime Minister Eden and Attlee outline Britain’s stance on Japan’s Far East moves. Eden warns any intrusion into Thailand would draw British interest to protect security of Singapore and Thailand’s integrity. Attlee notes U S cooperation and UK vigilance, citing Axis shipping losses and contested Atlantic actions.
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Great Britain
Japan
Eden
Thailand
Britain
Singapore
Clement Attlee
Commons
Far East
Russia
China
Suez Canal
India
Atlee
United States
Bisbee Golf Club Welcomes New Pro Harry Flora
Harry E. Flora takes over as Bisbee Naco club pro after 30 years at Portage Lake Michigan and stints at Douglas Arizona. He aims to attract the Arizona open championship here in November with 40 to 50 eastern pros expected back. Flora praises the Bisbee layout and year round greens and notes the club's approximate value of 250000 dollars.
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Daily Citizen
Harry E. Flora
Portage Lake
Houghton
Mich
Naco
Douglas Club
Bisbee Club
Michigan
Flora
Phoenix
State Association
Frank Madison
del Urich
Tucson Municipal
Michigan College of Mines
Old Highland Golf Club
Indianapolis
Ind
James Conacher
St. Andrews
Scotland
DuBois
Marion
Grand Beach
Bradenton
Fla
Standings and Results From the Arizona-Texas League
League standings showing Arizona Texas League teams with records and recent results. El Paso and Tucson had rain delays with Albuquerque and Bisbee also affected. Yesterday scores include Memphis over Little Rock and Knoxville over Nashville among other scores.
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Iirc Ll
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Tucson
Bisbee
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Iain
Local Baseball Scores From Coast to Coast
Sacramento edges Los Angeles nine to eight while Hollywood is blanked four to zero by Portland San Diego wins seven to two over San Francisco Oakland tops Seattle five to four Chicago hosts St Louis in Iain matchup across leagues
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Hollywood
Portland
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Oakland
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Pacific Coast League
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Iomten
Soccer scores from multiple games across cities
A series of match results lists Indianapolis 0 Toledo 1 Louisville 5 Columbus 2 St Paul 3 Kansas City 0 Minneapolis 5 Milwaukee 4.
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Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
American Association
Indianapolis A
Local Baseball Scores From Evening Matches
San Antonio defeated Shreveport 2 0 while Beaumont edged Houston 0 1 and Tulsa rolled over Oklahoma City 7 0. Dallas beat Fort Worth 2 1 in ten innings.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Beaumont
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas Renews
Justice Calls Off Own Highway Suit in Lakeside
Navyajo county justice of the peace C. A. Johnson cafe owner at Lakeside sued the state highway department for 50 damages alleging improper drainage. The department surveyed the site and found no responsibility. Johnson dismissed the action in his own court.
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Phoenix
Navajo County
Senate overrides veto on roads plan with 75 percent federal aid
The senate backed the post offices and post roads committee recommendation to fund roads at 75 percent federal aid, overriding the President's veto 57 to 19. A two thirds house vote is now needed to pass the measure into law, with no apportionment.
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Committee On
Post Office and Post Roads
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Senate Committee On Post Offices
Power Arc Arizona contract for copper conductor lines
The Anaconda Wire and Cable Company of New York received a 135,212 dollar contract for 760,320 lineal feet of hollow hard drawn bare copper conductor to be shipped to Yuma Arizona. The project covers two transmission lines: a 115 kilovolt line 110 miles from Phoenix to Tucson via Coolidge and a 161 kilovolt line 50 miles from Blaisdell on the Gila project to power drop No 4 on the All American canal in California.
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Ariz
Anaconda
Arizona
California
Persimmon Wood Used for Excellent Golf Club Heads
The article notes that persimmon wood yields excellent heads for golf clubs. It highlights the material’s quality and traditional use in making high performance clubs.
Petroleum Engineering Building Planned at Texas University
A three story, $200000 petroleum engineering building will be ready for occupancy at the University of Texas next fall. The petroleum engineering department has expanded from a few students in 1930 to more than 400 during the last year.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Senate debate on 12 month limit compromise for draft extension
The Senate weighed a 12 month limitation as a compromise. Senator Barkley supported the measure while Senator Thomas backed the stance despite backstage maneuvers by Senator Chandler and Senator Austin to secure an agreement. The debate aimed to give the President authority to extend service beyond one year for selectees guards reserves and three year regular enlistments.
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Thomas
Utah
Barkley
Chandler
Austin
Vermont
Senate
Four Held In Lowell Court Bond Totals Set
Four persons faced Judge L. T. Frazier in Lowell justice court with bonds totaling 1850. John E. Mallett and William Lambert were bound over to superior court at 300 each for unlawfully giving a child intoxicating liquor. Damien Quijada posted 250 on a reckless driving plea. Lorraine White faced 1000 on an assault with a deadly weapon charge, claiming self defense against Mae Queen Davis.
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William Lambert
I. V. Pruitt
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Mallett
Damien Quijada
Gerald P. David
Howard S. Boyd
Border Patrol
Quijada
Don Luis-Naco
Lorraine White
Mae Queen Davis
Fry
City Pensions Debate Raise City Budget and Charter Issues
City figures consider replacing annuities with the State Police Pension Plan of 1937 for non police classified workers, risking a potential $152 000 cost over 20 years while the budget is already tight. Forgotten men workers seek pensions, warning the charter may compel a funded system with actuarial soundness and city match.
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Civil Service Commission
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Aetna Insurance Company
Phoenix
Tucson
State Police Sion
Officials jailed in draftee bribery case in Chicago
Chicago authorities report two selective service board officials were sentenced for conspiracy and bribery to defer a draftee. Joseph Nosek, chairman of board 110, got three years for taking 35 dollars from Walter Kuko vec, a registrant. Dr J P Gardzielewski, the board’s examining physician, received two years. Both were convicted by a jury. Federal Judge William H Campbell denied new-trial and probation motions.
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Chicago
Selective Service Board
Joseph W. Nosek
Walter Kukovec
J. P. Gardzielewski
Bids Sought for Yuma Airport Improvements
Bids for improvements at the Yuma airport will begin immediately after the U S engineer office invited bids for paving runways building taxiways and an apron. The federal government allotted 135000 for the work and Yuma is among eight Arizona fields designated by the Civil Aeronautics Administration as necessary to national defense with total funding of 1512000.
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Phoenix
Yuma
U. S
Arizona
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Soviet promise mobilization as war widens and losses mount
Soviet officials asserted a broad mobilization including older reservists and youths aged 16 and 17. A spokesman claimed German disintegration had begun as early victories faded into heavy losses. The communique reported 1500 German dead and wounded from attacks by the 16th motorized division on the Leningrad front. Red Army counterattacks in Ukraine reportedly defeated a German infantry regiment, with 300+ Germans killed or wounded and prisoners taken. Russians held positions along the Uzh and Rossi rivers in the Korosten and Bel Tserkov sectors near Kiev.
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S. A. Lozovsky
Leningrad
Red Army
Ukraine
Korosten
Uzh River
Dnieper
Kiev
Rossi
Bel Tserkov
Strike leads AFL action across New York area and Ohio plants
AFL strikers across New York, Ohio, and Michigan escalate actions as 8000 electricians push a wage dispute with Consolidated Edison. Carpenters halt work at Plum Brook in Sandusky threatening weekend standstill. CIO blockades hinder Aluminum Company of America in Cleveland. Additional labor actions affect Heller Brothers in Newcomerstown and Dow Magnesium in Midland.
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AFL
Consolidated Edison Company
Plum Brook
Sandusky
Ohio
CIO
Aluminum Company of America
Cleveland
CIO Steel
Heller Brothers Company
Newcomerstown
Michigan
O. H. Grimes Gasoline Company
Midland
Mich
Dow Chemical Company
McNutt predicts Japan may be forced to fight
McNutt warned Japan must understand it can move no further without battle. He doubted she would choose to fight. He did not discuss the impact of the U S heavy cruisers Northampton and Salt Lake City arriving at Brisbane on a Navy routine training cruise.
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Japan
McNutt
U. S
Northampton
Salt Lake City
Brisbane
Australia
Navy Department
Silent government policy and strength in quiet resolve
Comment urges people to restrain opinions and remain silent. It argues government silence signals a clear policy and compares a barking dog unfavorably to quiet strength, framing quietness as a display of power.
Rosenbaum Widow Claimed By Death In Tucson
Mrs. Lillian Rosenbaum aged 35 died yesterday in a local hospital. She was the widow of Bennie Rosenbaum who died last Friday. The couple came from New York City to Tucson three years ago and lived on North Oracle road. Bennie Rosenbaum worked in the window cleaning business. Arizona Mortuary handles funeral arrangements.
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Lillian Rosenbaum
Bennie Rosenbaum
Tucson
New York City
North Oracle Road
Rosenbaum
McAllister To Assume City Treasurer Post Tomorrow
Joseph D. McAllister, city license inspector, will formally take over as city treasurer tomorrow to fill the unexpired term of Charles C. Irvin who resigned as treasurer but remains clerk. He was named by the council with the condition that bond arrangements be completed before taking office.
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Joseph D. McAllister
Charles C. Irvin
McAllister
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