Japs Denounce Roosevelt Churchill Policy As War Threat
Tokyo newspapers denounced the eight point program as tantamount to war and warned Japan should be prepared for the worst. Nichi Nichi stressed no change in world conditions despite leaders meetings, while U S and Britain faced accusations of seeking world domination. The American embassy in Tokyo burned the midnight oil handling cables under tense relations.
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Tokyo
U.P
Press Today
Roosevelt
Churchill
Japan
Nichi Nichi
United States
Britain
Russians Hold Sharp Line as German Offensive Falters
Red Star reports the Smolensk defense month long and the Soviet counter attacks forcing German retreats. The army organ notes German offensives grew costly and the blitz tactic appears to be faltering as casualties mount.
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Smolensk
Red Star
Nazis Predict New Battle in Western Ukraine
Berlin reports German forces foresee another clash in western Ukraine as Soviet troops retreat toward the Dnieper. Luftwaffe pressure targets the Dnepropetrovsk dams. cross river crossings south of Kiev are described as German held. DNB notes 20,000 prisoners and heavy weapon losses with Krivoi Rog secured.
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Berlin
Ukraine
Bug
Dniester
Luftwaffe
Dnepropetrovsk
Dnieper
Kiev
Adolf Hitler
Odessa
Nikolaev
Krivoi Rog
DNB
Zhitomir and
Pension power overrules public voice in Tucson rules
A speaker argues that a small group can force state lawmakers to approve city pension plans for police and firemen, contrasting plans and questioning who bears the cost. The speaker asserts residents want a voice in such decisions and questions who pays the bills.
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Tucson
Sam Barry Named New Trojan Coach At USC
USC today named Justin M. Sam Barry as head football coach to succeed the late Howard Jones. Barry, a Trojan assistant since 1929, was chosen by a committee of athletic, alumni and board representatives and announced by USC president Dr Rufus B Von KleinSmid.
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Los Angeles
U.P
University of Southern California Today
Justin M
Sam) Barry
Trojan
Howard H. Jones
Rufus B. von KleinSmid
USC
Barry
Trojan Athletic
Board of
U S Has Huge Stores From Which To Obtain Auto Fuel
U S scientists outline abundant sources for synthetic fuels to avert gasoline shortages. Methods include coal gas, methane from sewage, alcohol from molasses and crops, gas from natural gas, and wood liquids. Estimates note cost and efficiency vary. European use already extensive.
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U.S
Don Whitehead
New York
Special News Service
United States
Europe
Germany
Nature
South America
Russia
France
Italy
Belgium
Chemical Foundation
Henderson Says Dies Is Not Responsible Member Of Congress
Price Administrator Leon Henderson told the House Banking Committee that Rep. Martin Dies is not a responsible member of Congress. He refused to weigh a report from the House Committee on Un American Activities against FBI or Treasury findings on hiring or firing in the Office of Price Control. Henderson asserted he would not purge staff based on Dies or anyone else’s reflections or status.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
House
Rep. Dies
Texas
Congress
Banking Committee
Henderson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
Treasury
Office of Price Control
Crawford
Rmich
House Committee On UN
World reaction to Roosevelt Churchill joint declaration
Countries worldwide voiced approval or skepticism as the Roosevelt Churchill declaration circulated. Germany warned of ending Anglo Saxon world power, while Rome and Basel praised the principles but doubted implementation. Moscow aired the text, Canada New Zealand India and Argentina lauded the move amid a mixed global mood.
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Germany
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Churchill
Reich
Rome
Moscow
London
Netherlands
Mexico
Canada
New Zealand
India
Wilson
Basel National Zeitung
Lausanne Tribune
Argentina
Buenos Aires
el Mundo
America
Ohio Fur Production Pace In 1939 Ranked Third In U S
In 1939 Ohio ranked third in fur output in the United States, producing nearly three times as much fur as Alaska and reflecting strong regional trapping activity.
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Ohio
United States
Alaska
Murray to address Tucson border cities tonight
Mexican consul Murray, now serving in Nogales, is led by Samuel H. Fowler, state American Legion commander, and George Bideaux of the Citizens Legion. William Stuart Nicholas accompanies them as they plan to return to Tucson this afternoon.
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Senator Murray
Samuel H. Fowler
American Legion
William Stuart Nicholas
George Bideaux
Citizens Legion Committee
Tucson
Arrangements Complete for Murray Address at Armory
Final plans set for Senator James E. Murray of Montana to speak at 7 30 p m in the Armory shell with a backup auditorium speech if rain moves in A band under Leslie Brewer will play beforehand Fred W Frickett chairs the Citizens Legion event Samuel H Fowler state commander American Legion will introduce Murray Murray recently urged unity behind Roosevelt policy and criticized non interventionists including Burton Wheeler in Phoenix speech
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Armory Shell
James E. Murray
Montana
Armory Auditorium
Leslie Brewer
Murray. Fickett
Fred W. Frickett
Citizens Legion Committee
Samuel H. Fowler
The
American Legion
Murray
Phoenix
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
Lackland Airmen Told to Embrace Offensive Spirit
Phoenix dispatch reports Brig Gen Frank D Lackland, commander of the Fourth Air Force Tucson, urged 44 second lieutenants graduating from Luke Field to adopt an offensive mindset. He urged pilots to shoot to disable the enemy and warned bombers to target with careful aggression. Lt Col E C Whitehead presented commissions and wings. Seventeen fliers to remain as instructors and assignments to Bakersfield March Field Boise noted. A new class of 45 is in training with 127 more cadets en route for final weeks.
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Phoenix
Frank D. Lackland
Fourth Air Force
Tucson
Luke Field
Air Corps
Lackland
America
E. C. Whitehead
Bakersfield
Calif
March Field
Boise
Idaho
California Fields
White House releases aid meetings aboard battleship and cruiser
Official photographs show the 35 000 ton Prince of Wales and the US cruiser Augusta hosting recent conferences. Attendees include General Marshall Admiral Stark Admiral King Sir John Dill Admiral Pound Sumner Welles Harry Hopkins and W Averell Harriman. Senate leaders critique aid pledges as isolationist sentiment persists and debate shifts to allied commitments and free nations.
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Britain
White House
Prince of Wales
U. S
Augusta
George C. Marshall
Army
Harold R. Stark
Ernest J. King
John Dill
Imperial Staff
Dudley Pound
Sumner Avelles
Harry Hopkins
W. Averell Harriman
London
Senate Military and
Naval Affairs Committees
Robert R. Reynolds
N. C
Military Affairs Committee
Russia
Great Britain
United States
India
David I. Walsh
Mass
Naval Affairs Committee
Weather Outlook for Arizona and New Mexico
Considerable cloudiness this afternoon and Saturday with showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures remain steady across the region with little change expected.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Fraternal Insurance Waiver Request Heard
In Phoenix on August 15 the state corporation commission heard Alianza Hispano Americana request a waiver of its action order. Atty General Joe Conway, who had urged conservator appointment, attended the hearing. The fraternal society counts members in Arizona California New Mexico and Colorado.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Alianza Hispano Americana
Joe Conway
Conway
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Colorado
Roosevelt Power Clash Over Treaty and Empire
The article notes President Roosevelt's view that the United States constitutional powers constrain him more than the Versailles treaty. Senator Tom Connally calls the declaration noble and magnificent. Congress suspects the Churchill Roosevelt talks hid full peace aims and foresees tighter Japan and Vichy pressure and broader resistance moves.
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Roosevelt
Tom Connaly
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Marshall
Stark
Japan
Vichy France
Crash survivors and victims named in Newfoundland air crash
Capt. Joseph C. Mackey of Kansas City was the lone American survivor in the Newfoundland crash that killed Sir Frederick Banting and nine Canadians plus an Englishman. The article lists eleven American crew, seven Canadian radio operators, and details of the crash scene and firefighting efforts.
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Joseph Creighton Mackey
Kansas City
Newfoundland
Frederick Banting
Purvis
J. C. Mackey
A. C. Earl
Huntington
W. Va
M. D. Dilley
J. J. Kerwin
Oakland
Calif
E. B. Anding
Merrick
N.Y
M. J. Wetzel
Jamesburg
Gerald Hull
Royal Oak
Mich
E. Hamel
Braintree
Mass
P. F. Lee, Jr
Frederick
W. L. Trimble
Fort Worth
Texas
E. W. Watson
Torrence
R. F. Davis
Seattle
Wash
Conway Studies Plea Of Farm Loan Board
The attorney general weighs the Farm Loan Board request to sue to recover 1440 acres of state agricultural lands in Pinal county traded for two sections of desert land. The land value was $60,000 at sale. the desert was nearly worthless. The trade, allegedly prohibited by law, was found when Joe Hunt, the state treasurer, investigated why the annual $197 payment was not made.
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Phoenix
Farm Loan Board
Pinal County
Joe Hunt
Beauty in Harmony Between Man and Industry
Quote by Jean Francois Millet about beauty arising from the balance between humanity and work rather than appearance.
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Jean Francois Millet
Men Plow Using Iron-Stained Sticks in Iran
Report from Iran describes farmers using sticks painted with iron to till fields. The practice highlights traditional tools and agricultural techniques observed in rural areas.
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Iran
Deportations Ordered as Lorraine Factions Rebel
German administrator Josef Buerckel announced a midnight deadline for sons to return to Lorraine or face deportation. Families will be split with fathers sent to one German area and mothers and sisters to another. Placards circulated throughout Lorraine as resistance stiffened.
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Lorraine
Josef Buerckel
Alsace
Germany
Defense contracts exempted from sales tax regulation adopted
State tax commission adopted a regulation exempting defense contracts for materials or services furnished to the federal government with payment made directly to the federal government. The exemption does not apply to contracts where the federal government participates in part and payment is made by another agency.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
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