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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1940

Page

2

Parachutes In Britain Found German Hoax

British sources say parachutes found in the Midlands and Scotland were part of a German hoax and no aerial troops landed. Investigators noted grain may not have been trampled and found sabotage instructions in another field as part of a wartime nerves strategy.

London U.P Midlands Scotland

U S Marines Take Central International Settlement

United States marines gained control of the rich central part of the international settlement in Shanghai after a bitter clash with Japanese forces. They will assume British defense sectors across the center, including banking, hotels, business districts, the American consulate, American club areas, and the waterfront. The Japanese retain only a small northern zone near Soochow Creek and the western area with the American residential sector and Columbia Country Club.

Robert Bellaire United Press Shanghai U.P United States Soochow Creek Columbia Country Club

City Tax Rate Seen At $2.0174 For 1940-41

City auditor James T. Manders said the 1940-41 property tax rate will likely be $2.0174 per $100 valuation, down from $2.3792 in 1939-40 due to rising valuations, a reduced operating budget, and no special levies. Japan's women have a thrift drive.

James T. Manders

Churchill admits British setbacks in East Africa attack

In a Commons session Churchill warned invasion danger remains and reported a British force at Tugargan northeast of Hargesia driven back by two Italian divisions with armor and artillery. He also said East Africa news was unsatisfactory and refused details on a home security body.

London U.P Winston Churchill Commons Britain Somaliland Churchill East Africa Tugargan Hargesia Home Security Defense Executive Gove

Britons Watch Flames As Airmen Attack Nazi Points

London detachment notes a great fire on the French coast as Britons endure Luftwaffe punishment while RAF aircraft strike Italian targets and German Junkers plants. Bombing raids hit Dessau causing power house damage and destruction of air frame sheds. Bernburg subsidiary plant also damaged.

London England Robert E. Bunnelle Associated Press Sam Robertson Canadian Press Ned Russell Channel Italy Calais le Havre Royal Air Force Caproni Air Ministry Junkers Dessau Germany Berlin Bernburg

Rally Planned At Government Heights School For Vet Hospital

Patients at the U S veterans hospital will attend a rally at Government Heights school near the hospital tonight at 8 o clock. County and state candidates were notified to participate in the event.

U. S. Veterans Hospital Government Heights

Molling to Attend Opening of Congress

Carl Molling head of the Mexican Tourist Relations bureau will depart next Monday for Mexico City to witness the convocation of congress on September 1 and name the recent presidential election winner. He will be hosted by Gen. Roman Yocupicio, former Sonora governor, to discuss Rocky Point plans.

Carl Molling Mexican Tourist Relations Bureau Mexico City Congress Molling Roman Yocupicio Sonora Tucsonian Rocky Point

Chile Accelerates Promotion of Local Industries

Chile speeds up its push to promote domestic industries with new policies and funding aimed at boosting production, exports, and job creation across key sectors. Government officials say the program targets small and medium enterprises and regional development nationwide.

Chile

Churchill warns of Nazi undermining tactics in Britain

Churchill says a dark conspiracy and treacherous agents threatened Dutch and British safety ten weeks earlier. He cites alarm across the country and imperfect coordination among state departments, calling for unity in national defense.

Churchill

Ballots May Omit Presidential Electors In Primary

County Attorney J Mercer Johnson advised Gladstone MacKenzie to print Democratic primary ballots with blank spaces for presidential electors. The move follows no nomination petitions being filed, requiring electors to be chosen by write in. Conway and Polley planned further consultations with county attorneys in Bisbee and Nogales.

J. Mercer Johnson Gladstone MacKenzie Board of Supervisors Johnson MacKenzie Joe Conway Phoenix State Democratic Central Committee Conway Wesley E. Polley Bisbee Nogales Cochise Santa Cruz

Colorado Unit Conference Underway In San Diego

Colorado river board commissioners from Arizona California and Nevada meet in San Diego with legal and engineering staff to urge Arizona's entry into a water allocation pact for the lower basin. Utah Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming have ratified the upper basin agreement. Attorney General Earl Warren arrives to confer with California delegation. Governor E P Carville of Nevada chairs the board.

San Diego Calif Colorado River Board Commissioners Arizona California Nevada Colorado Boulder Dam Utah New Mexico Wyoming Earl Warren E. P. Carville

Summerhaven temps reach 72 54 on Mount Lemmon

City reports a high of 72 degrees and a low of 54 degrees today at the Summerhaven resort on Mount Lemmon. Townsend Club No. 10 meets at 8 tonight in the Armory for important business, public invited. Charles Fowler of the NYA tours Pinal County visiting Casa Grande Coolidge and Florence.

Summerhaven Mount Lemmon Charles Fowler N.Y.A Pinal County Casa Grande Coolidge Florence

Tucsonian Lt Fred M Armstrong Jr Heads to March Field

Fred M Armstrong Jr former Tucson resident and second lieutenant in the air corps reserve was in Tucson today en route to March Field California where he will report for active duty.

Fred M. Armstrong, JR

Tucson Chamber official returns from Southwest meeting

Co. E. Goyette, secretary of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, came back today from Rio doso New Mexico where he attended the Southwest Chamber of Commerce gathering.

Co. E. Goyette Tucson Chamber of Commerce Ruidoso, N. Mex Southwest Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Mayers Named Sole Beneficiary in New York

Mrs Phillippine Mavers of 1939 East Third street Tucson was declared sole beneficiary of the estate of her late husband Samuel Mavers. The estate was appraised for tax purposes at 34435 net. Mr Mavers died December 18 1938.

Phillippine Mavers East Third Street Tucson New York Samuel Mavers Mavers

Public Records Vagrancy Case Presided by Paul Cella

Charles Gardner and David B. Earn appear in court with vagrancy charges under a $10 fine or 10 days jail, heard by Judge Paul Cella in the police court disclosure.

Paul Cella Charles Gardner David B. Earnest

Brief list of named individuals and ages

Mrs Belle D Hall, clerk William Watkins Watson aged 22 from Mooresville Indiana and Edith Lois Sartin aged 23 from Tucson. William Edward Epps aged 22 and Margaret Lucile Bull aged 21, both from Tucson.

William Watkins Watson Mooresville Ind Edith Lois Sartin Tucson William Edward Epps Margaret Lucile Bull Tucsson

Superior Court Dismisses Suit on Reincorporation Election

In a session led by Judge Arthur T. LaPrade, W. G. Christofferson dismissed the suit by South Tucson contesting the re incorporation election. Other actions include divorce decrees for Olivia P. Rae against Robert D. Rae and Charles K. Cooperrider against Winifred R. Cooperrider, and a property recovery case by J. K. Harlingen against Ida B. Van Harlingen.

W. G. Christofferson South Tucson H. K. Mangum J. K. Harlingen Ida B. van Harlingen Lester G. Fernstrom Jane K. Fernstrom Olivia P. Rae Robert D. Rae Charles K. Cooperrider Winifred R. Cooperrider

Edgar David's dash leads to 275 foot fall in Kansas City

Lawrence man Edgar David, aged resident of Lawrence Kansas, mistook a street car viaduct for a road. He vaulted 275 feet along the track before he realized his mistake. He survived the fall and was reported unharmed aside from shock.

Kansas City Edgar Davidson Lawrence Kas

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