One Strike Is Settled While Others Go On
A six day Curtiss-Wright propeller plant walkout at Caldwell New Jersey ended when employees returned to work by unanimous vote of the I A M AFL local. Government defense officials pursue settlement of the eight day stoppage that halted naval orders valued at 493 million dollars at Kearny New Jersey.
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United Press
Curtiss-Wright
Caldwell
N. J
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Kearny
James W. Fitzpatrick
Western Electric Company
Association of Communication Workers
New York
ACEW
Western Electric
National Federation of Telephone Employes
Bell Telephone
Defense Industries
Fox Theater Tucson Contest Seeks Name Amid Remodel
Robert Smith announces a contest to rename the Fox theater in Tucson as part of a $25,000 remodeling plan. Winners receive 15 dollars. entries shown on page 11 of the Daily Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theater
Tucson
Robert Smith
Daily Citizen
Mexico Says Axis Propaganda Fails
Mexico's Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla tells a press conference Axis propaganda serves to consolidate Latin American solidarity. He notes recent Axis activity in the hemisphere shows the Americas are prepared to defend themselves and that Mexico sees no obstacle it cannot overcome with alertness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezequiel Padilla
Hemisphere
Americas
Mexico
Soldier killed during attempted escape at Fort Meade
Fort Meade Maryland reports Private Avonn T. Cooper, about 28, of the headquarters battery, 36th Field Artillery, Fort Bragg North Carolina, was shot and killed while on a guard work detail near the post incinerator on the Laurel road during an escape attempt. He was the son of Mrs Roxie M Johnson of Baltimore.
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Fort George G. Meade
Laurel Road
Avonn T. Cooper
36Th Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
N.C
Roxie M. Johnson
Baltimore
McFarland Plans Flagstaff Speech to Night Graduates
Arizona Senator Er nest W. McFarland will address summer graduates at Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff on "The Washington Scene." He will outline official Washingtons reaction to the national emergency after returning home from duties in the capital. A swordfish caught off Chorillos Peru measured nearly 3 1/2 feet long.
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Flagstaff
Ernest W. McFarland
United States
Arizona
Arizona State Teachers College
Washington
McFarland
Naval Strength In The Pacific Raises Big Questions
AP reports the core issue is Japan’s fleet size. Experts cite diplomacy and industry clues, noting Japan had ten capital ships and is building more, with estimates of eight to nine new battleships and several pocket battleships. U S and British sources disagree on exact totals.
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Japan
Kadekura
Kasino
Haghijo
U. S
Knox
Army Chaplain Frank H Hayes Visits Tucson
Lt Col Frank H Hayes fourth air force chaplain leaves Tucson after a two day visit with Lt M S Peek at the air base. Hayes, who has 26 years service and will become full colonel next month, oversees 12 chaplains. He notes improved Army discipline and a nationwide plan to build 555 chapels including one at Tucson expected in about two months.
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Frank H. Hayes
Fourth Air Force
Tucson Air Base
M. S. Peek
Hayes
Army
First Baptist Church
Leadville
Colo
Baptist
Sellwood
Ore
Governor’s Island
N.Y
Col. Hayes
Arizona sorghum production jumps to 1.56 million bushels
The Agricultural Marketing Service estimates Arizona sorghum output at 1,560,000 bushels, up from 880,000 in 1940, signaling an extremely favorable position to raise dairy production. Rain boosted hay and grain yields, with potatoes and dry edible beans also above normal due to moisture and reservoir reserves.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Preston J. Creer
Corn Crop Threatened by Midwestern Drought
The Weather Bureau reports a new drought gripping the Midwest, endangering the corn crop. Unfavorable conditions are especially noted in the eastern Ohio Valley and parts of Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Kansas. A widespread soaking rain is urgently needed outside the south to reduce losses. Farm officials say timely rainfall could mitigate losses since much grain uses heat resistant hybrids.
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Washington
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Great Plains
Marmola Ad Claims Safe Fat Loss For Adults
The advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a method for overweight adults with thyroid-related fatness to slim down by sensible eating and directions on the package. It notes 30 years of sales and over twenty million boxes, warns it is not a cure-all and suggests consulting a physician for diagnosis.
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Adv
Reorganization of Boy Scout Troop No 18 Tonight
Meeting at 7 30 tonight at the home of Harry Brimmer 3515 Grant road will consider reorganizing Boy Scout Troop No 18. H H Flickenger in charge of CCC work in Coronado National Forest has returned to the federal building after a three week stay in Greer Arizona.
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BOY Scout
Harry Brimmer
Grant Road
H. H. Flickenger
CCC
Coronado National Forest Service
Federal Building
Greer, Ariz
Elevator operator H. R. Dillender returns after long illness
H. R. Dillender, an elevator operator in the federal building and former commander of post No. 4, Disabled American Veterans Association, has resumed work after an illness lasting more than three months.
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H. R. Dillender
Federal
Disabled American Veterans’ Association
Townsend Club No 10 Meeting Tonight
Townsend Club No 10 will meet at 7 30 p m today in Armory Park for an evening gathering and plans.
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Townsend Club NO
Armory Park
Registration Dates Set for Amphitheatre Schools
Registration for Amphitheatre junior-senior high school will occur September 6 from 9 am to noon while elementary enrollment is September 11 and 12. Classes begin September 8 for juniors and seniors and September 15 for elementary. Superintendent E C Nash lists the faculty for the elementary division.
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E. C. Nash
Local High School Names Principal and Staff List
The junior senior high school announces E. C. Nash as acting principal with R. J. Bradshaw F. W. Gilleland and G. E. Eagles field among the named staff. Other listed individuals include Martha Neff Johanna Regan Ralph Futrell Levi Thomson M L Burton Ethmer Brelvogel F D Howard Florence Toland Robert Colwell Evelyn Overpeck and several others.
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E. C. Nash
R. J. Bradshaw
F. W. Gilleland
G. E. Eaglesfield
Martha Neff
Johanna Regan
Ralph Futrell
Levi Thomson
M L. Burton
Ethmer Brelvogel
F. D. Howard
Florence Toland
Robert Colwell
Evelyn Overpeck
Arthur Mickelsen
Emmett Ishmael
Esther Parris
Marjorie Parcell
Bisbee Legion to Elect Delegates
Bisbee post L A Engle will choose delegates to the American Legion convention in Prescott for August 21 to 23 at an 8 o clock meeting in the Legion club rooms.
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Bisbee
Daily Citizen
American Legion
Prescott
L. A. Engle Post
Legion Club
Robertson Again Heads Trainmen
David B. Robertson of Cleveland was re elected president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen for his sixth term. Delegates to the quadrennial convention chose him by acclamation.
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Denver
David B. Robertson
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Carl J. Goff
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Phillips
The Beautiful Star Chapter Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Beautiful Star Chapter E O S will hold an important business session called by the patron tomorrow at 2 p m. The gathering aims to finalize decisions and set plans for upcoming activities.
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Beautiful Star
Wallace S Bransford Receives June Sales Tax Check
Pima county treasurer Wallace S Bransford received a check for $37,183.04 from state auditor Ann Frohmiller as the county's share of the June sales tax.
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Wallace S. Bransford
Pima County
Ann Frohmiller
Six applicants face oral exams for city civil service post
Six applicants for the position of personnel director of the city civil service commission submitted to oral examinations today. The tests were conducted by members of the commission in the Pioneer hotel.
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City Civil Service Commission
Pioneer Hotel
Licenses Issued by Appointment Replacing In Line Examinations
Cary Hyatt head of the local motor vehicle division announced that drivers licenses will be issued by appointment in the future. The change aims to eliminate the need for motorists to stand in line for examinations.
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Cary Hyatt
Motor Vehicle Division
Billboard Advertisers Protest Proposed Tax
A group of outdoor advertising executives urged the senate finance committee to oppose the billboard tax in the $3.2367 billion tax bill. J. B. Stewart of the Outdoor Advertising Association of America argued the levy on advertising taxes the industry’s machinery rather than its profits. The House backed a rate from $1 yearly for 100 square feet to $11 for 600 square feet or more.
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Washington
U.pr
Senate Finance Committee
J. B. Stewart
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
House
World's smallest baby born in Liverpool
Kathleen Jackson weighing 10 ounces was born in Liverpool and believed to be the world’s smallest baby. She was wrapped in cotton wool and fed brandy and glucose from a fountain pen filler, with a doll carriage used as a crib.
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Liverpool
Eng
U.P
Kathleen Jackson
Sir Crawford McCullagh elected Belfast lord mayor again
Sir Crawford McCullagh, Bart, was unanimously chosen lord mayor of Belfast for the 14th time in succession, a city record. The piece notes Belfast’s pub hours and related Irish beverage laws.
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Sir Crawford McCullagh, Bart
Belfast
Northern Ireland
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