All Civilized Nations Back Plan Of Roosevelt And Churchill
Secretary of State Hull urged all peaceful nations including Soviet Russia to back the Roosevelt Churchill eight point plan to destroy Nazi tyranny and shape a new world order. He said common acceptance by civilized nations should be demonstrated, and anticipated joint expert collaboration among the US Britain and Russia.
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Washington
U.P
Cordell Hull
Soviet Russia
Hull
Soviet Union
Collaboration Parley
Sumner Welles
State Department
Roosevelt
Atlantic
New England
Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Army
New York
New Passport Rule Requires Entries and Exits After Sept. 1
All American citizens and aliens traveling into or out of the United States after September 1 must obtain entry or exit permits or their equivalent under new regulations being prepared by the state and justice departments. The policy aims to curb spies and other harmful travelers and marks a shift toward government control of immigration and emigration.
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Lloyd
United States
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
British Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Immigration Service
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Pittsburgh Paralyzed by Heaviest Rainfall
Pittsburgh suffered the heaviest one hour rainfall in weather bureau history. An inch and nine-tenths of rain fell between 10 and 11 am, inundating streets and forcing motorists pedestrians and streetcar riders to wade through waist deep water in many districts.
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Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Baseball scores and rain postponements in National League
Chicago and Cincinnati split a low scoring game with pitchers Eaves McCullough Vander Meer and Lombardi noted. New York at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Pittsburgh games postponed by rain. Boston and Washington played a different scoreline with Johnson Peacock Carras quel Ryba and Evans contributing.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Eaves
McCullough
Vander Meer
Lombardi
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Johnson and Peacock
Carrasquel
Ryba
Evans
Bisbee Reduces Tax Rate Amid Valley of Falling Valuations
Bisbee city council trimmed the tax rate from 2.65 to 2.60 per 100 value for the next year aided by a nearly $3,000 cash balance from the 1940-41 year. Assessed valuations fell from 2,209,431 to 2,071,953 with part loss due to a new motor vehicle law and a disputed Bank of Bisbee tax bill. The budget calls for a new fire truck and funds to start a sewage disposal plant.
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Bisbee
Daily Citizen
Bank of Bisbee
City council pension vow could stump Tucson police funds
Samuel W. Seaney, secretary of the Pima County Taxpayers Association, warns that a charged city council could repeal the police pension ordinance, risking actuarially unsound plans. He calls the measure subject to politicians whims and cites civil service parallels, urging a uniform system and local decision.
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Tucson
Samuel W. Seaney
Pima County Taxpayers’ Association
Seaney
Fourth Nazi Offensive In Russia Admitted Under Way
Moscow dispatches report a fourth major Nazi offensive aimed at Leningrad and Odessa sectors. After a lull, fighting resumes across Kakisalmi Staraya Russa and Smo lensk regions with withdrawals near Kirovograd and Pervomaisk, as German tactics shift to gradual encroachment.
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Russia
Associated Press
Moscow
Leningrad
Odessa
Defense Highways Measure Passed After Senate Clash
The Senate approved a $195,000,000 defense highway package after Senator Vandenberg and Senator Taft won a $50,000,000 reduction from the original $100,000,000 request for a network of Strategic highways. The passage followed nearly three hours of quorum calls.
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Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
Mich
Taft
Ohio
Twelve Americans among victims of RAF crash
A RAF ferry command crash killed twelve American fliers and 22 others, including Arthur Purvis, chairman of the British supply council in North America. The week’s toll reached 44 with 19 Americans among the dead, as the big aircraft burst into flames on takeoff. Mackey is named among the American victims.
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British Council
North America
Associated Press
London
Arthur Purvis
British Supply Council
RAF Ferry Command
America
Britain
Mackey
Soviet Retreat Severs Nazi Advance Along Dneiper Line
London reports a grim Russian retreat in Ukraine with scorched earth tactics destroying fields and factories. Gen Budenny may shift to a new eastern river line behind the Dnieper as troops and civilians withdraw, while Odessa and Nikolaev defenses remain uncertain.
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London
U.P
Ukraine
Dneiper
Semyon Bugenny
Budenny
Kirovograd
Pervomaisk
Dnieper
Kiev
Odessa
Nikolaev
Broad River
Two Copper Men Killed in Apache Junction Crash
Two Miami copper company workers died from head injuries after their car left U S highway 60 near Apache Junction, overturning thrice. Leonard Wagner, 22, died at 10 40 p m and John Wesley Magby, 24, at 1 a m. State patrol said Magby drove. Deaths on Arizona highways this year reached 145.
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Mesa
Miami
Apache Junction
Leonard Wagner
John Wesley Magby
Magby
Arizona
Murray Guest Of Two Border Cities Today
U S Senator James E Murray of Montana spoke at a good neighbor luncheon in Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona. He urged unity in facing world war crises and highlighted friendly Mexico United States relations among guests and local officials.
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Nogales
Sonora
U. S
James E. Murray
Montana
Mexico
United States
Louis Escalada
Masib Karam
Xizotencalt Leyvas
Vincentes Carranza
Louis Hudgin
A. J. Milliken
Bert Smith
Duane Bird
F. J. Duffy
E. D. Bohlinger
E. K. Cumming
D. Atwood
Charles Bellis
Don Smith
George Horrall
Craig Pottinger
Wirt G. Bowman
E. C. Houle
Ariz
Hermaloa Torres
Murray
RAF Bombers Strike Germany From Night Raid
A fleet of more than 300 Royal Air Force bombers attacked Hanover Magdeburg and Brunswick after a daylight sweep over north France where Polish squadrons claimed 13 German planes. Big fires started and Hanover reported especially large damage while Berlin issued an air alarm but was not targeted.
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London
U.P
Royal Air Force
France
Hanover
Magdeburg
Brunswick
Air Ministry
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Nazi Defiance Prompts Call to Arms Across Allies
Berlin authorities dismissed Roosevelt and Churchill talks as a flop and insisted only on military victory against the Allies. They warned that if democracies seek disarmament of Germany they should come and take the arms themselves. World capitals echoed expectations of decisive Atlantic Charter inspired actions and possible joint moves against Japan.
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Associated Press
Germany
Britain
United States
Berlin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Roosevelt- Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Cochise County Sets 30-Cent Tax Rate for 1941-42
Cochise county board of supervisors approved a 30 cent tax rate for 1941-42, a 44 cent drop from last year. The move shifts school tax burden to the state and anticipates higher gasoline and sales tax receipts. Assessor must revise rates on cattle and hogs to align with state tax commission rulings. total direct taxation needed is $135,800.
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Bisbee
Daily Citizen
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
De Concini Confers on Pima Judgship
Evo De Concini a Tucson attorney conferred with Governor Osborn about his appointment as judge of the second division of the Pima county superior court. He will take over Sept. 1 and will file his oath with the secretary of state soon.
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Phoenix
Evo de Concini
Tucson
Osborn
de Concini
Pima County Superior Court
Stimson to Speak on Radio Tonight From Arizona Base
Secretary of War Henry Stimson will address troops tonight at 6 30 p m Tucson time over NBC blue and Mutual networks from the Tucson Air Base The message stresses personal importance to every soldier as announced from the base.
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Henry Stimson
NBC
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Tucson
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