Japs Message One Year Ago Read In 1945 Radio Broadcast
San Francisco August 10 1945 United Press reports mark the moment Radio Tokyo first signaled readiness to quit the war a year earlier Then a four day suspense ended with the Potsdam declaration terms reading by Domei noting no compromise of the sovereign prerogatives of the emperor The report cites the 27 minute Comet news cast leading to the armistice announcement.
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San Francisco
Radio Tokyo
Morse
Japan
United Press Transpacific Monitor
Potsdam
Domei
Pima County Medical Society urges hospital upgrades
The group asks the board of supervisors to fund and publicize a plan to expand nursing staff add nursing aides and orderlies in medical wards and surgery, create isolation facilities, hire a dietitian, upgrade X ray equipment, add an operating room and delivery room, air condition pediatric cubicles, provide dental care, and establish occupational and physical therapy services.
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Pima County Medical Society
Board of Spervisors
Pima
Pima County Dental Society
Applications for cadet midshipmen entrance exams
Cadet midshipman applications for the U S merchant marine cadet corps must be mailed by October 1 to qualify for the entrance exam on November 6 at civil service centers. Eligible are youths 16 1/2 to 21 and ex servicemen up to 24. Send to Cmdr E G McDonald USMS district supervisor 1000 Geary Street San Francisco. Rev Robert H Clark to preach at union service tomorrow at 7 p m on the lawn of the First Methodist Church chaired by Charles Penfold.
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U. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
E. G. McDonald
USMS
Geary Street
San Francisco
Calif
Robert H. Clark
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Charles Penfold
Johnson elected chief de train of voiture 73 Forty or Eight
Johnny J. Johnson is named chief de train of voiture 73 Forty or Eight, succeeding the late Riley B. Mitchell, in an announcement issued today.
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Johnny J. Johnson
Riley B. Mitchell
Petition to review El Cortez area additions
The petitions describe the area between North First avenue and the alley west of North Sixth avenue north of East Drachman street and El Cortez heights south of East Sahuara and East Edison streets. The city engineer's department will check signatures before the council makes any decision.
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Schumacher’s
el Cortez
North First Avenue
North Sixth Avenue
East Drachman Street
el Cortez Heights
East Sahuara
East Edison Streets
City Engineer's Department
Reckless Driving Arrests and Sentences This Week
A DUI or reckless driving case summary notes arrests and sentences this week and last week. Total fines amount to 645 dollars and 100 days of detention across the listed actions.
Seven Enlistments Reported by Army Navy Recruits
Local recruiting offices announce seven new enlistments. Army signees include Lawrence C. McQuade Norberto C. Jimenez Charles Mack Stewart Anthony Texas Robert Gibbs Jr Indianapolis Ind Robert A O Neal and Daniel S Conn. Navy re-enlisted Edward Alton Shirley aviation chief ordnance man 215 East 34th street for a two year term.
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Army
Navy
Lawrence C. McQuade
East Eighth Street
Norberto C. Jimenez
South Meyer Street
Charles Mack Stewart
Anthony Texas
Robert Gibbs, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert A. O'Neal
Daniel S. Conn
Edward Alton Shirley
East 34Th Street
Police Clerk Resigns to Marry
Mrs. Winifred Dietrich of 244 East Prince Road resigns as stenographer clerk with the police department effective today. Dietrich, who joined the force August 30 1944, will marry and live in Casa Grande.
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Winifred Dietrich
East Prince Road
Police Department
Don J. Hays
May to face Mead committee over Garsson links and fiscal role
Rep. May is set to testify before the Mead committee. Senators plan to question his role as guardian angel to Garsson war firms and his ties to munitions makers Henry and Murray W. Garsson. They will also probe his work as fiscal agent for Cumberland Lumber Co. in Kentucky.
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Mead Committee
Garsson War
Dr. Henry and
Murray W. Garsson
Cumberland Lumber Co
Kentucky
Garsson
Hospital Works Upgrade For Tuberculosis Ward Supplies
Plans include clothing and masks for nurses and orderlies to care for tuberculosis patients. Vermin control by qualified exterminators, thorough cleaning with wall washing floors waxing and screen doors installed.
Eight Enlisted For Navy Reserve Duty
Eight ex Navy men joined the Navy V-6 reserve program announced by Cmdr W J Macy Tucson reserve office. The enlistees are Laurence LaVern Johnson James Maurice McMahan Richard William Firth Lawrence William Confer Edwin Leroy McDivitt Ronald Edward Peterson Philip Henry Mulkey and Elmer Dailey Gallego with addresses listed.
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Cmdr. W. J. Macy
Tucson
Laurence LaVern Johnson
East 15Th Street
James Maurice McMahan
South Third Avenue
Richard William Firth
Lawrence William Confer
East Third Street
Edwin Leroy McDivitt
South Wilson Avenue
Ronald Edward Peterson
East Second Street
Philip Henry Mulkey
Seaman
Hawthorne Street
Elmer Dailey Gallego
East 17Th Street
Purse Stolen From Woman's Car in Clarita Burnett Case
Clarita Burnett of 509 North Grande Avenue reported to the sheriff's office that her car was entered Friday and a purse containing $10 was taken. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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Clarita Burnett
North Grande Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Car Collision Kills Horse on Benson Road
Charles Peterson of Phoenix driving east on Benson road yesterday afternoon collided with a horse that ran onto the highway. He reported the animal was killed and his car damaged about $200. Deputies investigated the incident.
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Charles Peterson
Phoenix
Benson Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Presbyterians Report Big Sunday School Gain
Philadelphia August 10 A Presbyterian church in the United States of America report shows 35,897 more Sunday school members in the past year raising enrollment to 1,263,712 for the 12 months ending March 31. Dr Walter D Howell notes every Presbytery posted an increase for the first time in a decade or more.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church In
Walter D. Howell
Department of Church School Administration
Public Records Court Actions and Marriage Licenses
Police court actions include false hotel registration by Riley Cochran with $25 fine and 10 days. Grace Pettis pleads not guilty to assault and case continued to Monday. Superior court dockets list fore probate for Lillian Sire, letters of administration for James Lander, and other estate matters. several divorce and debt actions. injunction in Mader case. multiple marriage licenses issued to pairs in Texas and California listings.
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Paul J. Cella
Riley S. Cochran
Grace Pettis
Superior Court
John D. Lyons, Jr
Lillian R. Sire
James Franklin Lander
J. Gardner Stevens
Ness
A. C. LaRue
Soares
Cooney
Hill
Thomas Q. Hill
Hae Marsh
Garity
Thomas E. Gpigy
Gran Mader
Y. H. Gallego
Julian Mirande
Jane Doe Prieta
Justice of Peace Court Rounds Up Suspects in Livestock Theft Case
Paul J. Cella presides at Presidio Anastacio Cocova Francisco fifo and Thomas R Pettitt charged with stealing and killing livestock. Preliminary hearing set for Friday each bonded at 2000 dollars Manuel Vescas jailed on a defectively equipped vehicle charge set at 10 dollars or 10 days.
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Justice OF Peace Court
Paul J. Cella
Presidio
Anastacio Cocova
Francisco Fifo
Thomas R. Pettitt
Manuel Vescas
Grains Trade Edges Up After Early Drop
Grains moved within narrow limits in a quiet Chicago trade as the agriculture department predicted bumper crops. Prices opened lower but found support and turned upward in the first half hour. Buying by elevator interests followed, with cash bids listed at 3 cents under.
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Chicago
Agriculture Department
Cattle Auction Reports Mixed Prices Across Classes
Kansas City cattle sales show varied results with grain fed steers and heifers mixed to higher values while killing classes lag behind week prior. Feeders and stockers rise 25 to 50 cents, several loads of heavy steers reach record levels, and Mexican and lighter cattle fill ranges from 7.90 to 21.00 per 100 pounds with many grades cited.
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Kansas City
USDA
Cattle and hog price reports across markets with declines and highs
Reports from Denver and Chicago show uneven cattle trading with declines for lighter weights and mixed results for fed steers and heifers. Highlights include a new all time high for fed steers at 26.75 and top shows for choice heifers around 23.75 to 25.75, while hogs eased with tops near 23.00 to 25.00 and sows steady to lower.
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Denver
USDA
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Catalina Chemical CO
Reilly
Aking Company Phone
Subway Cleaning Service
Fourth Ave
G. W. Patterson
L. M. Patterson
Patterson's
Optometrists
Valley Bank
Cathedral
S. Stone
Hansen & Olmsted Laundry CO
FORD
Monte Mansfield
E. Broadway
Woman’s Auto
Presbyterians
Public Records
Belle OD. Hall
Joseph F. Talaski
Seema
Janet L._Auckinclose
J. A. Wm. Glenn
Austin
Tex
Maria D. Molina
Henry Know Metre
Long Beach
Beulah E. Sherbenoy
William Ferris
Pumps Ranch
S. Sixth
A.e. PA
M. A. Wuerschmidt
Optometrist
S. Sixth Ave
Tenith Cleaners
The
Churches of Christ
Santa Rita
Mabel & Santa Rita
Wm. J. Whaley
Catalina
S. Fourth Ave
Grady D. King
Min
Flo-Kold
Polito
East Ninth Street
Ouatains
Parker Mortuary Ambulance Service
N. Stone
Arizona Maintenance CO
N. Oracle Road
Third Ave
Tucson Realty and Trust Company Insurance
Makley Realty CO
E. Pennington
Santa Cruz
W. 29Th
EL Zarape
Broadway 14
Convent
Sonotone
House of Hearing
Scott Telephone
Arizona
Verna E. Yocum
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Avidson Insurance
Al’s
South 6Th Ave
Tucson Daily Citizen
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Arthur G. House
Congress Street
Beauday Motor Company
Chrysler
Plymouth
City OF
City Hall
Civil Service Commission
Albert Hesselberg
Greater Arizona, Inc
Outhern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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