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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1941

Page

3

Tucson Man Killed In Sixth Ave Crash And Fire

Jesus L. Fimbres, a Tucson high school janitor, died after a high speed rear end collision on the 2700 block of South Sixth Avenue. The fire destroyed his car and L. M. Steele’s in Sahuarita. two other parked autos were damaged. Mrs Seidel and her children helped extinguish the blaze with a car mat. Fimbres’ body was badly burned, and identification was impossible at first. Private funeral services were held, with burial at Holy Hope cemetery. his wife Margie and two children survive.

South Sixth Avenue Jesus L. Fimbres West 30Th Street L. M. Steele Sahuarita Fimbres Jack Lindstrom Omaha Nebr 20Th Street Steele Emil Seidel South Sixth Steel Seidel Tucson Holy Hope Cemetery Reilly Undertaking Company Margie Fimbres

O'Dowd Presides at Rotary Assembly

Arizona Rotary officials from 29 clubs begin annual assembly registration in Phoenix moved from Nogales. A fellowship dinner will be led by J. J. O'Dowd of Tucson as international president Thomas Jefferson Davis Jr. arrives by plane at noon tomorrow.

Phoenix Arizona Nogales Thomas Jefferson Davis, Jr J. J. O’dowd Tucson Davis

Roosevelt and Churchill Begin Talks at Sea

At sea on August 8 Roosevelt and Churchill began their talks aboard the Augusta after a rendezvous with the Prince of Wales. They worked in the President’s cabin, drafting an eight point policy while weather stayed rough and newsreels captured the scene.

London U.P Roosevelt Winston Churchill Prince of Wales United States Augusta Mr. Roosevelt Maine Churchill

Lemon Juice Diet Ad Promises Fast Fat Loss

A dubious offer touts a lemon juice recipe to “take off pounds” without drugs or laxatives. It claims mixing Ayds with two small cans of lemon juice costs 10c to 15c and promises a money back guarantee with home delivery by phone through drug store departments.

U S Uses Shortwave Monitoring to Counter Axis Propaganda

Washington reports the foreign broadcast monitoring service tracks Axis radio to counter propaganda. The unit, part of the FCC, translates and analyzes up to 1,000,000 words daily, guiding official statements and policies. Four listening stations cover world broadcasts with 400 staff planned.

Frank I. Weller Washington The Special News Service Uncle Sam Western Hemisphere Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service Federal Communications Commission Germany Italy Japan European White House Departments of State, War and Navy Indo-China Thailand Monitor Latin-America Peru Ecuador Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Cuba Costa Rica Panama Uruguay Federal Bureau of Investigation Administration American Defense Axis Roosevelt United States Britain China Lloyd A. Free San Jose Calif Congress Propa Ganda Foreign Service Portland Ore Puerto Rico Latin America Kingsville Texas England

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Health Boost

An ad urges readers to improve kidney and bladder function for a healthier life. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, priced 35 cents, claiming prompt results or money back. The copy emphasizes real product branding and a refund guarantee.

Haarlem

Rude Awakening In Belleville Parking Lot Involves Pvt Sparks

In Belleville Newfoundland Labrador Pvt Gerald A Sparks was found sleeping in the shade under a car in a parking lot and did not wake when the owner departed. He was treated for minor injuries.

Belleville Gerald A Sparks

Tucson Theatre to Replace Fox Theater Name

Manager Roderick J. Smith announced Tucson Theatre will be the new name for the Fox theatre. Mrs. Von Bergen wins the $15 prize as her letter arrived first among the top entries, the 40th of over 500 submitted in the contest.

Tucson Fox Theatre Roderick J. Smith von Bergen

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