Livestock Men Encouraged By August Rains
Light rain fed relief for Arizona ranges suffering from a dry spell. Nogales reported 0.59 inches adding to 1.82 inches from Monday, with cooler temperatures. Safford Tucson Flagstaff reported showers and scattered thundershowers, aiding ranchers from Douglas to Wilcox as forecasts continue.
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Arizona
Nogales
Mexican
Douglas
Bisbee
Safford
Gila Valley
Tucson
Flagstaff
Kendrick Park
San Francisco
Navajo Ordnance Depot
U. S. Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Globe Cooperative Weather Station
Wilcox
Dewey Aims for Key Electoral Wins in New Jersey and New Hampshire
Gov Thomas E Dewey received backing from Charles M Dale for New Hampshire four electoral votes and hopes for a Republican surge in the state. The talks came ahead of a Jersey conference with Gov Walter Edge and a congressional delegation as Dewey shifts to bolster New York and New Jersey bids.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Charles M. Dale
New Hampshire
Dale
Dewey
Executive Mansion
Walter FE. Edge
Jersey
Portsmouth
New Jersey
Thomas J. Curran
U. S. Senate
New York
Curran
U.S. Senate
Edge
Garden State
Alexander Smith
Tucson School Plans Cafeteria Kitchen Expansion
The Tucson school department won a permit from city inspector E D Herreras for an addition to the high school annex cafeteria kitchen costing about 818 000. The project includes a basement storage area and two first floor rooms for expanded service with sandwiches and beverages to be sold. Located at Seventh Street and First Avenue southeast corner, John W Joynt Construction Co awarded the contract.
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Tucson
Cuty
E. D. Herreras
Co. A. Carson
Seventh Street
First Avenue
John W. Joynt Construction Company
Southeast Arizona Rains Continue Across Tuc son and Mountains
Weather reports show continued light to steady rain in southeast Arizona for a third day. Temperatures hovered around 71 after a heat wave as rainfall totals rose, with Mt Lemmon recording 93 inches overnight and rivers such as Santa Cruz and San Pedro showing notable flow.
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Tucson
E. P. Norwood
United States Weather Bureau
Mt. Lemmon
Chiriuahua Mountains
Coronado Forest
Lemmon Station
U. S. Geological Survey
Santa Catalina Range
Santa Cruz River
Marana
San Pedro
Benson
Oracle
Rillite Creek
Santa Cruz
Congress Street
Allied air blows hit Germany Hungary and Yugoslavia
More than 2000 American bombers and fighters from Britain and Italy attacked targets in Germany Hungary and Yugoslavia. Flying Fortresses and Liberators bombed Stuttgart and other sites amid thick clouds while Marauders and Havocs hit six French bridges and a radar station. The U S 9th Air Force reported substantial tank and vehicle destruction with several aircraft losses.
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London
Britain
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Yugoslavia
England
Stuttgart
Detroit
Oise
Paris
Argentan-Alencon
Brod
U.S
9Th Air Force
Mortain
Vire
le Mans
Almas Fuzito
Danube
Budapest
Messerschmitt
Gyor
Veches
Toxo
Power Company Asked To Install Lights At Park
The Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co. is urged by the city to set five street lights in library park matching Armory park fixtures. Installation will start when materials arrive. police request adds two lights at Armory park with work to proceed if priorities and supplies permit. The city pays the standard street lighting rate for park lights.
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Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co
City of
Tucson
Library Park
Armory Park
Phil J. Martin Jr
Bikes Used To Supply Power For Theatres
Dispatches say Paris theater owners attached bicycles to small dynamos and hired youths to pedal during performances to generate electricity after Nazi limits on electric power. Reports indicate similar measures were used in Madrid as well.
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Madrid
Paris
Rotarians Hear Talk On Child Delinquency
Mrs. Maud S. Howard spoke at the noon Rotary luncheon with Tucson authorities on the causes and remedies of child delinquency. Police Chief Harold Wheeler introduced her and three new members were welcomed: Harry Truswell, Homer Chaffe, and Mexican consul Angel Tellez Jr. Guests included Legionnaires Lt. Tom Hawke and Pfc. Bud Gerhart, former Wildcat manager.
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Rotary Club
Maud S. Howard
Tucson
Harold Wheeler
Harry Truswell
Homer Chaffe
Angel Tellez, Jr
Tom Hawke
Pfc
Bud Gerhart
Wildcat
Ring Won Nomination On All Tickets In State
Ed Ring state superintendent of public instruction won the nomination for that post on all tickets in the July 18 primary a secretary of state count shows Ring withdrew from all except the Democratic ticket Elmer Flaccus of Tucson appears on the Republican ticket with four write ins and 380 names were written on the ballots including Charlie McCarthy Joe Stalin Roosevelt and Dewey
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Phoenix
Ed Ring
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dan EF. Garvey
Ring
Elmer Flaccus
Tucson
Flaccus
Garvey
Charlie McCarthy
Joe Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Erroneous Notice Fatal To Merchant And Wife
In San Francisco Mrs Mildred McReynolds died after reading a telegram claiming her husband John K McReynolds was killed in a merchant marine torpedoing. Later his body was found in a gas filled automobile with a note stating a new address with Millie.
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San Francisco
Mildred McReynolds
John K. McReynolds
Colorful Career Of Miguel Otero Ended
Miguel Otero Sr. 84 former governor of the New Mexico territory from 1897 to 1906 and author of frontier reminiscences died Tuesday at his Santa Fe home after three years of infirmities.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miguel Otero, Sr
Territory of
New Mexico
City and County Cooperation Highlighted in Faure Article
Andre IL Faure will contribute a 1200 word piece to American City on how Tucson and Pima County jointly solve common problems. The article cites city county collaboration through chambers and plans groups, shared school district service, health welfare efforts, flood control, water supply, aviation and economic development including rodeo activities.
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Andre IL. Faure
American City Magazine
Faure
Tucson
Pima County
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine Climate Club
Tucson Regional Plan, Inc
Flood Control Committee
Walter Hartwig Sells Juliet Shop to Marsch
Announcement of the bulk sale of the Juliet shop at 48 East Congress street from Walter Hartwig to Ray Marsch. Marsch acquires all stock fixtures and goodwill and will run the store as Juliet. Hartwig and his wife will continue House of Hartwig as a single enterprise.
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Juliet
East Congress Street
Walter Hartwig
Ray Marsch
Hartwig
House of Hartwig
East Broadway
Marsch
Daniel Jewelry
Plans spark to preserve Old Tucson movie set
County supervisor G. T. Alley and Chamber of Commerce secretary C. Edgar Goyette toured the ravaged Tucson mountain park to explore preserving the Arizona western set. They aim to make adobe replicas a permanent park feature if postwar plans succeed.
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Tucson
Tucson Mountain Park
Arizona
G. T. Alley
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Huge Cave Discovered In Chihuahua
Gold miner Eduardo Silva reports finding a vast cave 35 miles south of El Paso near Sama layuca Chihuahua with four large divisions and a surveyed length of about three miles. He explored the cavern to its farthest reach but did not see an end.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Eduardo Silva
Silva
Samalayuca
Chile Snowslide Buries 100 In Mining Town
A snowslide in the Andine copper mining town of Sewell buried 100 persons yesterday. Four bodies were found and eight injured were rescued. Violent winter storms swept central and southern Chile flooding streets in Santiago and Valparaiso. Telegraph communications were interrupted.
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Santiago
Chile
Sewell
Valparaiso
Two New Horizons to be shown at Amphitheater school
A technicolor teacheran film from the New York world’s fair will be presented tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Amphitheater school. Also on the weekly program are a travelogue a radio film another movie short a sport film and a cartoon. The public is invited.
City Planning and Zoning Commission to Meet Friday
The City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 10 50 a m in the planning office to discuss standard agenda items.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Third Degree Conferral At Tlonson Lodge Tonight
Tlomson Lodge No. 4 BF and AM will confer the third degree on several candidates at 7 p.m. in the Masonic temple. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony.
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Tloson Lodge NO. 4
A.M
Masonic Temple
Sargent Past Presidents Meet for Lawn Picnic
LS of B of LF and E will meet for a lawn picnic Friday at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs C C Snoddy 528 North Plumer Avenue in Ghorglam.
Palo Verde Missionary Society Meets Tomorrow
The Palo Verde Missionary Society holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 2713 East Greenlee Road the home of Mrs. Alonzo Starr. Husbands and families are invited to attend.
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Palo Verde Missionary Society
Alonzo Starr
East Greenlee Road
Foreign Service Wives Dessert and Swim Party Noted
The Foreign Service Wives group will meet tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the El Conquistador lobby for a dessert and swim party. All wives of officers overseas are invited to attend. Mrs Adlaide Young is in charge of reservations.
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Foreign Service
el Conquistador
Adlaide Young
Prisoner Released After Draft Evasion Charge
Ernest Konstantine Hyvarinen, who completed a five month term on a Dyer Act sentence, was held on failure to report for induction in Cleveland Ohio. U S Commissioner C Wayne Clampitt set bond at $1000 and continued the case to August 18. Hyvarinen said he worked in Washington last October and wished to enter the Army.
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Ernest Konstantine Hyvarinen
Cleveland
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Hyvarinen
Washington
Marine Colonel to Speak at Naval Reserve Officers’ Indoctrination
Col. William J. Fox USMCR head of the El Toro Air Station will address the graduation of officers at the Naval Reserve Indoctrination School Friday. Fox, who recovered from Guadalcanal injuries, previously directed Henderson Field construction and served in World War I.
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William J. Fox
USMCR
U. S. Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Santa Ana
Calif
Marine Corps
11Th Naval District
Naval Reserve Officers
Guadalcanal Island
Solomons
Henderson Field
Fox
U. S. Army
Semipro Tilt for Tonight Cancelled in Tucson
The Tucson semipro game between Davis-Monthan and Southern Pacific at Randolph Park is postponed due to wet grounds and threatening weather. No replay date has been set. Tomorrow Convair meets Azteca at Randolph Park.
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Tucson
Davis-Monthan
Southern Pacific
Randolph Park
Convair
Azteca
Randolph
Wartime Tuberculosis Control Measures X-Ray One Fifth
Government wartime health drive scans one fifth of U S adults with X rays under tuberculosis control program. Public health aims to curb spread and identify active cases for treatment.
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U.S
Army Suggests Soldiers Eat Only What Monkeys Eat
A military advisory proposes that soldiers lost in jungles survive by consuming foods that monkeys eat. The guidance emphasizes reliance on available jungle resources and natural foraging, aiming to improve survival when standard rations are unavailable.
Promotion Of 6 Arizona Officers Is Announced
The War Department promoted six Arizona officers. Vincent Edgar Odgers of Mesa and Moman William Hart of Yuma were made captains. The others elevated from first lieutenant to captain and from second to first lieutenant include William Franklin Brown Glebe Melvin Clifford Green Phoenix Virgil Lewis Jones Phoenix and Richard Campbell Payne Tempe.
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Washington
Aus
Arizona
War Department
Vincent Edgar Odgers
Mesa
Moman William Hart
Yuma
William Franklin Brown
Glebe
Melvin Clifford Green
Phoenix
Virgil Lewis Jones
Richard Campbell Payne
Tempe
Average sleeper shifts positions 35 times nightly
The report estimates that the typical sleeper moves or repositions about 35 times during a single night, reflecting frequent changes in posture and restlessness across individuals.
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Associated Press
Hampshire
GOP
By Samle G. Blackman
By Austin Bealmear
Power Company
Miguel Otero
California Basket
South
Sixth Avenue
State of
Subway Cleaning Service
N. Éth Ave
Home Owned and Operated
S. Stone
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Litchfield Park
Ariz
U. S. Employment Service
F. Pennington St
USMC
Fonight
Lal
Tiffany
Doreen Beauty Salon
Pennington
The
Tucson Gas
Electric
R. Nathan Mur
Optometrist
East Pennington Street
Parker Mortuary
N. Stone
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