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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1941

Page

4

Tucson Derby Winner Heads to Akron for National Finals

Howard King, 12, Tucson Soap Box Derby champion, departs at 10 55 a m for Akron Ohio aboard the Southern Pacific California train bound for the All American and International finals Sunday. He will stay at the Mayflower hotel and be escorted by David Henes of the Tucson Daily Citizen. The event features car inspections and a Saturday test run to orient local champs at Derby Downs with Fred King and Jack Tuner among spectators.

Howard King Tucson Southern Pacific Akron University Heights Ohio City Thursy Mayflower Young King David Henes Tucson Daily Citizen News Citizen Howard Derby Downs Mayflower Hotel Fred King Jack Tner M. O’niel

Hayden secretary on honeymoon after wedding in Washington

Paul R. Eaton of Yuma Arizona assistant secretary to Senator Hayden and Mona Marie Coulson of Dover Minnesota wed Saturday night at Foundry Methodist Church. They plan a September return to Washington after a honeymoon in New England and the Great Lakes region.

Washington Paul R. Eaton Yuma Ariz Carl Hayden Arizona Mona Marie Coulson Dover Minn New England Great Lakes Foundry Methodist Church Eaton Paul K. Eaton Phoenix Union High School University of Arizona George Washington University Newell E. Coulson Labor Department

Alien Registration Cards Returned for Faulty Prints

C J Gorman Civil Service Secretary announced 425 alien registration cards were returned from the Tucson post office due to faulty fingerprint records. Many workers have mortar plaster or other materials in their fingers and older age complicates prints. 5 605 cards were filed in Tucson and the correction must be completed by September 6.

Tucson C. J. Gorman Civil Service Iman Thest Gorman

Bridge Spans Village River and Railroad at Crutchfield NC

A single bridge connects a village to a river and a railroad at Crutchfield in North Carolina, spanning three features in one structure.

Crutchfield N. C

Silk Industry Threatened By Silk Stocking Ban

New York Aug 11 The silk embargo may end a long era as Americans rush to buy stockings. Nylon and rayon threaten silk as synthetic fabrics replace preferred qualities for parachutes and clothing. Japan’s export controls reduce raw silk, while U S efforts push synthetic fibers to fill the gap.

William Pinkerton New York The Special News Service America Milady du Pont U. S Treasury Department

Silk trade shift from China to Japan changes in US weaving

After Civil War tariff policy spurred factory silk weaving in the United States. John E. Atwood of Stonington sparked the shift to machine weaving and Japanese silk's rise. Paterson New Jersey emerged as a silk center while synthetic substitutes later reduced costs.

Milady Nippon Japan Britain United States B. C Li-Ling China Imperial Garden Orient Mediterranean Rome Italy France John E. Atwood Stonington, Conn Paterson N. J

Strike Ends As 348 Naval Yard Workers Return

In Philadelphia 348 AFL carpenters and drydock workers went back to work at the Navy yard after a one day strike that delayed defense projects. Arbiters will seek to resolve overtime pay issues for Saturdays under a general Atlantic seaboard shipyard contract. Workers move to a six day week and previously earned double time.

Philadelphia AFL Philadelphia Navy Yard Naval Defense Atlantic Seaboard Shipyards

Bellevue man pulls teeth with pliers in night ordeal

John Falcetti of Bellevue woke in pain from four teeth and chose to pull them himself with pliers rather than endure more. Ernestina Yanez of Tucson is mentioned, with funeral arrangements handled by Tucson Mortuary.

Bellevue Ill John Falcetti John Ernestina Yanez Tucson Tucson Mortuary General Electric General

Weekend Unmarred By Auto Crashes

Tuvesonians enjoyed a quiet weekend with no crashes though three people were arrested for reckless driving. Andres Sanchez was fined 50 dollars and jailed 30 days while Floyd Carnes must pay 30 dollars or serve 30 days. Isaac Trejo of 801 South Main Street was arrested yesterday and awaiting arraignment in justice court.

Tuvesonians Andres Sanchez Floyd Carnes Paul Cella Isaac Trejo South Main Street Arizona

Stowell Speaks at Tucson Air Base Vesper Service

E. C. Stowell the Catalina council Boy Scout executive spoke on The Way during vesper services at the Tucson Army air base held last night. Over 200 men attended as Elmer F. Coble arranged the devotion with a community song and guitar duets by Miss Margaret Hale and Miss Palimia Upshaw.

E. C. Stowell Catalina Council Tucson Army Air Base Elmer F. Coble YMCA Margaret Hale Palimia Upshaw

Dr Norman Laffer Accepts Post With Lederle Labs

Dr Norman C Laffer assistant professor of bacteriology at the University of Arizona resigns to join Lederle Biological Laboratories New York as medical lecture staff. He will lecture in vaccines antitoxins and pharmaceuticals across the northwest United States and eastern Canada. He joined Arizona in 1935 earned a Ph D from Illinois in 1936 and spent time at MIT this summer. He begins the new role August 19.

Norman C. Laffer University of Arizona Lederle Biological Laboratories New York Laffer United States Canada Methodist Men’s Club Toastmasters Club University of Illinois Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Beauty Contest Ends In Joint Prize for Twin Winners

Judges faced a dilemma at the St. Louis beauty pageant as they eliminated all but Betty and Barbara Wallis twin sisters and finally awarded the prize jointly, citing equal beauty.

ST. Louis Betty Barbara Wallis

German researchers find weight reduction cuts fuel use more than streamlining

Researchers in Germany report that reducing a car’s weight lowers gasoline consumption more effectively than streamlining alone. The study highlights weight as the primary factor in fuel efficiency improvements and suggests engineering focus on lighter materials and components.

Germany

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