State seeks testim ony on Arizona minerals at Phoenix hearings
Hearings on Arizona strategic mineral deposits will be held August 13 and 14 at the capitol in Phoenix. Senator James E. Murray chairs the subcommittee. invitations are issued by Dr G M Butler. Attendees include officials from the U S Geological Survey and Bureau of Mines, Arizona Bureau of Mines, and major companies.
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Arizona
Capitol
Phoenix
James E. Murray
Montana
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
University of Arizona
George M. Malone
Reno
Westward Ho
Police Arrest 312 In Month In Tucson Report
Tucson police last month arrested 312 persons on charges from petty larceny to buying stolen property. Drunkenness accounted for 199 arrests, with 28 vagancy and 22 driving while intoxicated. Property stolen valued at 1493.53, recovered 500.07, and 4 people died in traffic accidents.
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Tucson
Silk Hosiery Demand Surges as War Economy Shifts Trade
The stock market moved with little change as silk supplies were commandeered for defense needs boosting hosiery sales. Four months of stock were bought in ten days, and demand spread to men’s silk socks. Gas stations adopted around-the-clock closures on the Atlantic seaboard while prices rose across food and wholesale goods.
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New York
Special News Service
Seaboard
Atlantic
Dun & Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Washington
Associated Press
Enlistments Open Across Most U S Army Branches
Sergeant Rex Taylor announces open enlistments in nearly all Army branches. In Hawaii recruits may serve in infantry field artillery medical detachments engineers ordnance coast artillery quartermaster and chemical warfare. In the Philippines infantry quartermaster coast artillery medical detachment ordnance and air corps are available with air corps most prominent.
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U. S. Army
Rex Taylor
Hawaii
Infantry
Field Artillery
Engineers
Ordnance Department
Coast Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
Air Corps
Phillipine Islands
Taylor
United States
Citizens Latch-String Letters Seek Hospitality Courtesy
The Citizen prints readers letters in a spirit of hospitality and fairness. It invites submissions and will publish them subject to courtesy and fair dealing rules.
Tucson Phantom Calls Out Local America First Stance
M Monteath Jones, chairman of the America First Committee, challenges a Tucson group claiming to aid the American Legion against the America First effort. He cites Gallup data showing 79 percent oppose entering the European war and criticizes unidentified organizers for misrepresenting positions.
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the Citizen
American Legion
America First Committee
Arizona Department
Legion
United Service Organization
U.S. C
America
Gallup
Tucson
M. Monteath Jones
America First Com
el Encanto Estates
Air Base Unit Maneuver Praised By Tucson Officers
Brig. Gen. Frank D. Lackland and Col. H. V. Hopkins hailed the 728th ordnance company field maneuver as highly successful. Capt. John R. W. Dickson led the 112 men and five officers of the unit in a five day drill from Tucson to March Field and El Centro with a 32-vehicle convoy.
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Frank D. Lackland
Tucson Air Base
Col
H. V. Hopkins
John R. W. Dickson
728Th Ordnance Company
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Lackland
Col. Hopkins
Picacho
California- Arizona State Line
E. J. Wyatt
Roger Gates
Arizona Highway Patrol
Charles Richards
Richards
Tucson
Ed Richards
East Park Avenue
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
el Centro
Wickenberg
Arizona
Phoenix
California
Yuma
Blythe
Husband and Wife Stricken in Sudden Illnesses
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Newton, both 23, from 2909 East Lester Street, were admitted to St. Mary’s Hospital for appendicitis operations. Mrs Newton underwent surgery at 4:30 pm yesterday, Mr Newton at 5:30 pm. Both recovered to declare “Very Good” conditions today with identical vitals and identical post operative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Newton
East Lester Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Home Economics Conference Set in Prescott
The annual conference of high school home economics teachers will be in Prescott the week of August 25. Mrs. Eva Scully state supervisor announced Miss Susan Burson regional agent will be guest speaker. Seventy one teachers from all parts of the state expected to attend.
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Prescott
Eva Scully
Susan Burson
Washington, D. C
Russia Tops as U.S. Manganese Import Leader
The United States relies mainly on Russia for its manganese imports, making Moscow the primary source of this essential ore. The dependency underscores strategic and industrial implications for American metallurgy and defense sectors.
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Russia
United States
Ceiling on Livestock Prices Is Hard to Fix
Livestock prices near 110 percent parity show little reaction to new price fixing bills in Congress. Beef cattle at 127 percent, veal calves 114 percent, lambs 117 percent, hogs 106 percent. traders warn of complex control due to marketing, transport, and grading. Some urge feed price ceilings as a more certain lever, though this may hurt producer ratios. Market moves: hogs under 240 lb down 10 cents, heavier hogs up 10 cents, yearlings and light steers steady to strong, bulls up to 25 cents, spring lambs flat.
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William Lochner
Chicago
Special News Service
Congress
NYA Committee Meeting Set for Tucson
A NYA advisory committee meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 p m in the police court room at Tucson City Hall. Members include Miss Irma Jo Wallis David Bickley Harry J Blacklidge Harry L Mann Robert D Morrow Rev Don Hughes Robert Teller E M Forrey Phil Martin Thomas Collins Miss Bernice A Miller Dr Mildred T Wooley Alex Jacome Harry Foster John S Curtain and Mrs Walter E Murphy jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA Advisory Committee For
Tucson
City Hall
Irma Jo Wallis
David Bickley
Harry J. Blacklidge
Harry L. Mann
Robert D. Morrow
Don Hughes
Robert Teller
E. M. Forrey
Phil Martin
Thomas Collins
Bernice A. Miller
Mildred T. Wooley
Alex Jacome
Harry Foster
John S. Curtain
Walter E. Murphy, Jr
Winn To Be Honored With Radio Broadcast
A National Farm and Home Hour broadcast on KVOA will honor Fred Winn supervisor of the Coronado national forest for 16 years. Winn has been in St Marys hospital since May 7 after an automobile accident. The Chiricahua division of the Coronado forest will be featured with remarks from Dr Homer Leroy Shantz and guests Marguerite Morrow and Elizabeth Pitt.
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National Forest
KVOA
National Farm and Home Hour
Fred Winn
Coronado National Forest
St. Mary’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Homer Leroy Shantz
Foremer
University of Arizona
Wildlife Management
Washington
Marguerite Morrow
Tucson
Elizabeth Pitt
Chamber of Commerce
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Larry Waggoner
Blake, Moffitt and Towne
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Mich
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Monte Mansfield
Ford
H. H. Hageman
Long Beach
Waggoner
U. S
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Youngstown Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Case
Anaconda
Santa Fe
New York Central
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Corp
du Pont
Union Carbine
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
Eastman
A. G. van Dusen
Jungle Road
Mexico
Southwest
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L. Lamberton
Meyer Street
The
Great Lakes
Ontario
Capt. Dickson
Dickson
Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
NYA
ROUND
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power CO
Winn
Mission Inn
East Broadway
East Congress
Cash & Carry Cleaning Service
Wallis Cleaning Service
E. Ninth St
Ity
Purity Biscuit CO
Dept
Salt Lake
Utah
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