Arizona mounts hearings on strategic minerals reserves
U S Senator James E Murray led a three day Arizona Senate subcommittee session at the state house to assess strategic minerals including manganese tungsten and asbestos. Dr E D Wilson listed deposits across Cochise Mohave Yuma Pinal Yavapai Greenlee and Maricopa counties and urged price boosts and lower freight to increase output. Witnesses included Dr B S Butler and Paul Zaner with attendees from mining firms water power and railroad interests.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U. S
James E. Murray
Montana
Senate
Murray
State House
E. D. Wilson
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Cochise County
Bisbee
Tombstone
Mohave
Yuma
Pinal
Yavapai
Greenlee
Mari
Santa Cruz
Seligman
Fort Apache
Wilson
B. S. Butler
U. S. Geological Survey
Paul Zaner
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Southern Pacific Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Cotton Pickers Help Is Given In Arizona
The Arizona division of the United States employment service will assist cotton farmers in securing pickers. August Wieden, manager, said local workers have first claim, with imported labor from Oklahoma and Texas planned at 500 per day for ten days starting September 1. Growers are urged to order early, with migratory workers directed to Yuma Cochise Maricopa Pima and Pinal counties during the peak season.
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Arizona
United States Employment Service
August Wieden
Oklahoma
Texas
Wieden
Yuma
Cochise
Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Gang Leader Hearing Set in Juvenile Robbery Series
Juan Valenzuela 22 labeled gang leader of four Mexican youths linked to robberies and attacks on three men and three service stations including the Dixie Barton and Richfield on South Sixth Avenue. Preliminary hearing set Friday at 2 p.m. in justice court. juveniles released to Pima county juvenile department after Fort Grant sentences. Valenzuela charged with robbing Ramon Apalategui Sunday night for a small amount of change. other victims include Robert W. Davies beaten, Francis Cruz, and additional assaults.
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Juan Valenzuela
Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Justice of Peace
Fort Grant
Pima County
Valenzuela
Ramon Apalategui
Apalategui
Robert W. Davies
Francis Cruz
South Main Street
Dixie, Barton and
Richfield
South Sixth Avenue
Soldier Held as Suspect In Bludgeoning Case
In Lordsburg New Mexico a 24 year old wife of a mining company employee was bludgeoned and critically injured while sleeping at a tourist camp with her 6 year old son nearby. A Negro soldier was detained for questioning and another missing from the 25th Infantry was sought as officers moved troops to El Paso. The attacker claimed intoxication and memory loss. Blood samples were sent to Washington for FBI analysis. The victim is Mrs Chester G Reynolds. The assault occurred between 9 30 p m and midnight last night.
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Lordsburg
N. M
25Th Infantry
Chester G. Reynolds
Banner Mining Company
Reynolds
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Louisiana
el Paso
Roy Kerr
Hidalgo County
Oscar Allen
Kerr
Washington
FBI
Armour Increases Pay For About 20000 Workers
Armour and Company agrees to wage increases for about 20 000 employees totaling roughly 5 million dollars annually. The raises are part of a settlement with the Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee CIO, disclosed by defense mediation board officials today.
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Washington
Armour and Company
Defense Mediation Board
Packinghouse Workers’ Organizing Committee
CIO
Former Detroit Councilmen Sentenced for Bribes
Detroit August 13 two former councilmen received three to 10 year terms in the southern Michigan penitentiary for taking bribes from two Chicago firms in a case that drew state attention.
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Detroit
Southern Michigan
Chicago
Robberies and Attacks Reported Over Weekend
The article notes robberies and attacks occurring on Saturday and Sunday last month, detailing local incidents and the days of occurrence.
Rabbi Hyman Iola of Temple Emanu El Recovering in Los Angeles
Rabbi Hyman Iola of Temple Emanu El was taken ill while vacationing on the west coast and is recovering at the Admiral Apartment hotel in Los Angeles.
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Hyman Iola
Temple Emanu-El
West Coast
Admiral Apartment
Los Angeles
Sixty Members Attend Methodist Skating Night at Pastime
Thirty members of the Wesley Foundation and Epworth League at First Methodist joined a skating party Monday at the Pastime rink. The event committee featured Edwina Teeter, Donald McLean and Blair Spaymaites.
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Wesley Foundation
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Edwina Teeter
Donald McLean
Blair Spaymaites
Camping and Activities Committee Meeting in Catalina
The Camping and Activities Committee of the Catalina Council, Boy Scouts of America, will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at scout headquarters 79 North Stone Avenue. C B Brown serves as committee chairman.
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Catalina Council
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
North Stone Avenue
C. B. Brown
Science of Mind Class At Universal Truth Center
The Science of Mind class meets at 8 p m today at the Universal Truth Center 635 North Stone Avenue. Mrs Olive Leeke discusses Using the Law of Gratitude for Results.
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Universal Truth Center
North Stone Avenue
Olive Leeke
J B Motors official returns to office after hospitalization
J W Erny of J and B Motors ends three month hospital stay in Kansas City Kansas and resumes duties at his office.
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J. W. Erny
J. and B. Motors
Kansas City, Kan
Woman Receives Treatment After Alleged Suicide Attempt
Francisca Moreno of 320 South Central was taken to Pima County Hospital after police say she attempted self harm by ingesting Clorox last night.
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Francisca Moreno
South Central
Pima County
First Christian Church Wednesday Prayer Service
The Wednesday evening prayer and praise service of the First Christian church meets at 7 30 p m in the patio of Mrs Guy Converse at 1515 E Mabel. Mrs Converse will be the leader.
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First Christian Church
Guy Converse
Mabel
Converse
New Officers of 40 and 8 To Be Installed Tonight
New officers for the 40 and 8 organization will be installed this evening in the Legion building. Clint on Helbig will serve as chef de gare, R. E. Kite as chef de train, George Petre as conductor, and Joseph R. Hanson, William I. Walsh, and William Burns as cheminot.
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Legion
Clinton Helbig
R. E. Kite
George Petre
Joseph R. Hanson
William I. Walsh
William Burns
Rotary hears motion pictures of Arizona monuments
Nat Dodge of Coolidge presented motion pictures showing national monuments of Arizona at the Rotary Club meeting held today at the Pioneer hotel.
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National Monuments of
Arizona
Nat Dodge
Coolidge
Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Funeral services for Annie Lemons held today
Funeral services for Annie Lemons 58 died yesterday at a local hospital were held at 5 p m at Parker Mortuary chapel with E E Beddoe elder of the Seventh Day Adventist church officiating. The body will be taken to Hayden tomorrow for burial. She was a Bandera county native who had lived here 20 years and is survived by husband Thomas J Lemons two daughters Vera Anderson Tucson Ruth Horton San Francisco and a son Charles Lemons Tucson.
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Annie Lemons
Parker Mortuary
E. E. Beddoe
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Hayden
Tucson
Ruth Horton
San Francisco
Calif
Charles Lemons
Judge Sends Strong Rebuke Over Housing Project
Judge Christopher E. Stein publicly rebuked John F. Hamilton and Harry S. Dingeman in a tearful moment, declaring the shame of their actions has punished them beyond his power to punish. The exchange occurred amid discussion of an $8,000,000 housing project. Stein accused the two men, both friends, of wrongdoing in connection with the project.
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Christopher E. Stein
John F. Hamilton
Harry S. Dingeman
Remainder Of 25th Infantry To Leave Soon
Fort Huachuca prepares for transporting the remainder of the 25th Infantry to Louisiana for war games after the first and third battalions left by truck. The second battalion departed weeks earlier and a three-section train carries about 40 percent men and 80 percent equipment. Col. Lee D. Davis commands 787 enlisted men and 60 officers as echelons roll out with 787 soldiers, 60 officers, and escorts to Rodeo New Mexico and Fort Bliss after Lordsburg New Mexico.
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Fort Huachuca
Daily Citizen
25Th Infantry
Louisiana
Highway 92
Lee D. Davis
Rodeo
N. M
Fort Bliss
Tex
Lordsburg
DeQuincy
Walden Burr
State Highway Patrol
Earl Keenum
Vernon Fugatt
Glenn Johnson
C. O. Furrow
Widespread Unrest in France Alarms Allied Observers
Geneva reports indicate broad discontent in France acknowledged by Petain. Resistance remains largely unorganized except for the Communist party. incidents at Saint Etienne and Lyon show protests against requisitioned trains, rail clashes, and anti American displays amid strained public support for Darlan and pro British sentiment in both zones.
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Geneva
Switzerland
France
Petain
Communist Party
Saint Etienne
Lyon
Haute Savoie Department
Syria
United States
Darlan
Petain's Vichy Move Threatens Allied Interests
DeWitt Mackenzie argues Petain's alignment with Hitler endangers Allied plans and the Western Hemisphere. He notes potential Nazi access to Dakar and North Africa bases, U.S. air-base talks with Brazil, and French resistance to totalitarian control, warning of trouble if Vichy bases are ceded.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Petain
Hitler
Americas
Vichy
Dakar
North Africa
Atlantic
Mediterranean
United States
Brazil
South Atlantic
Weygand
Ukraine
Berlin
Odessa
Black Sea
Marshal Budgenny
Bug
Dniester
Moscow
Dnieper
Budyonny
Knudsen Sees U S Defense Output Surging by 1942
William S. Knudsen told a New York defense meeting that the United States could write its own defense ticket by mid-1942. He forecast peak production by July 1942 if gains continue, claiming U S output would be twice any other nation’s.
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New York
U.P
OPM
William S. Knudsen
United States
New York State Division of Commerce
Knudsen
America
Burial Planned at Evergreen Cemetery Under Baptist Honor
Morrow morning service at Bring's chapel led by Rev. Carl Bassett. Funeral officiant will be the summer supply pastor from First Baptist Church. Burial to follow in Evergreen cemetery Masonic plot with pallbearers Ralph Mc Neely C. E. Britten Charles R. Ferguson Joseph Swantek W. M. McCoy and Dr Delbert L Secrist.
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Bring’s Chapel
Carl Bassett
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Ralph McNeely
C. E. Britten
Charles R. Ferguson
Joseph Swantek
W. M. McCoy
Delbert L. Secrist
McKiearnan Rites Set for Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Frances Ruth McKiearnan 26 who died Monday will be held at 2 30 tomorrow in Bring s chapel with Rev Rush M Deskins officiating Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery Pallbearers are Cecil Slocum Carl Ball Elgin Ball James Havins Thomas Webb and William Shetfeld Betty Lou Walker of Dragon Ariz is a daughter by a former marriage and is among relatives in Red Oak Iowa Mae Stiffle is her mother
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Frances Ruth McKiearnan
Bring’s Chapel
Rush M. Deskins
First Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Cecil Slocum
Carl Ball
Elgin Ball
James Havins
Thomas Webb
William Sheffield
Floyd
Betty Lou Walker
Dragoon
Dragoon, Ariz
Mae Stiffle
Red Oak
Iowa
750000 Indians Join Wavell Army
Simla India Aug 14 Gen Sir Archibald Wavell said in a radio broadcast that nearly 750 000 Indians were under arms and recruits were rushing to join the colors as British forces in India mobilize for war.
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Simla
India
U.P
Sir Archibald Wavell
Hitler Pivots to Ukraine Drive in Bid for Oil Rich Caucasus
The article notes Hitler shifting focus to the Ukraine as his main objective, racing against time to push into southern Russia toward the Caspian Sea. His plan aims to seize oil resources and push toward the Caucasus and the Persian border, seeking a gateway to the Near East and more supplies to fuel his empire.
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Hitler
Ukraine
Russia
Caspian Sea
Caucasus
Persian
Near East
Arizona Receives 53 149 From Pittman Robertson Grant
Washington August 13 The fish and wildlife service apportioned 2 530 000 among 48 states for wildlife restoration under the Pittman Robertson act. Federal pays 75 percent of project costs with states covering 25 percent. Arizona was allocated 53 149 to aid wildlife projects totaling 3 373 333 with state and federal funds.
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Washington
States
Arizona
Trotter Rites Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Nell M. Trotter, 68, who died here yesterday, will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow. The services will take place at the local Methodist Church, with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Nell M. Trotter
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Employment Service
Arizona Growers
Cash & Carry Cleaning Service
Wallis Cleaning Service
E. Ninth St
Jackie Coogan
Fort Ord
Cal
Flower Parry
Hollywood
Coogan
Huachuca
Armour
Lemons
Chan & Kong Herb CO
North
Stone Avenue
New Order
Sweden
Fidmarsh
N. Main
McKiearnan
Wavell
E. R. Munson
Optometrist
Daniel's 9 East Congress
Masons. Michelson
Setrot
Cele Peterson
Soo
E. Pennington
Ives
Death Valley
U.S
Conocon& Motor Oil
Death Valley Desert
Besa
Beaukayer
Purdue University
Conocoth Oil
Conoco Nt
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Was
Isso
Lodo
Ano Conoco N& Or
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