Farley urges U S aid to Mexico for defenses
James A. Farley, Coca Cola Export chairman, urged in Tucson that the United States extend credits or lend-lease style aid to Mexico for building defenses, matching credits given to England and South America. He praised Mexican leaders for cooperation and said others in government share the view. Farley travels with his son toward Los Angeles to meet his daughter Betty in San Francisco. accompanying officials include Evo de Concini, Ben McKinney, and Harold Collins.
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James A. Farley
Coca Cola Export Company
Tucson
United States
Mexico
England
South America
Democratic Party
New York
Camacho
Ezequel Padilla
Evo de Concini
Ben McKinney
U. S
Harold Collins
Congress Idle After 8 Month Busy Season
Washington August 18 Congress ends an eight month busy stretch and enters a four week rest period. Taxes and price fixing bills remain in committee as Roosevelt may seek 4 to 7 billion dollars for lend lease. a 7 billion already approved. Senate and House prepare for pending revenue and price control debates with strong consumer demand.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Barkley
Senate
Finance Committee
House Banking Committee
Leon Henderson
Japs Attack Wang Ching-wei Guard Detail at Nanking
Reports say three bodyguards protecting Wang Ching-wei were killed and a fourth wounded in a Saturday night assault on his Nanking home. Five or six attackers fired nine shots, with sources linking the raid to distrust of Wang by Japanese commanders.
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Shangtan
Wang Ching-Wei
Nanking
Wang
Japan
United States
China
British Court Proceedings On West Africa Defenses
In Superior Court presided by William G. Hall the docket includes Neta Henry vs Cuthbert Virgil Henry with a show cause on $50 monthly alimony. William Cecil vs John W. Daily hearing moved to Sept 8. Estates and guardianship for August Stallies continued to tomorrow. Concha Peralta vs Fred Lopez continued to Aug 25. Glenn G. Crosbie vs J B McQuown continued to Oct 28. Montgomery Ward Co vs Leonard B. Wilson continued to Oct 21.
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Neta Henry
Cuthbert Virgil Henry
William Cecil
John W. Daily
August Stallies
Concha Peralta
Fred Lopez
Glenn G. Crosbie
J. B. McQuown
School district split with Amphitheatre district ruled void
The case involves School District No. 16 against Mrs. P. H. Ross county school superintendent and supervisors R. H. Martin J. B. Mead and Tom Collins. The defendants decision to join part of district No. 16 to the Amphitheatre school district is declared null and void.
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P. H. Ross
R. H. Martin
J. B. Mead
Tom Collins
Pima County
Morgan case notes petty larceny 30 days jail
William Young faces indecent exposure with a hearing set for 11 a m Wednesday. Morgan records show the case proceeding in local court with a 30 day jail term imposed or considered.
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A Morgan
William Young
Police Court Docket Includes Vagrancy and Prosecution
Court list shows Arthur Spencer presiding on vagrancy with hearing set tomorrow. Clarence Simpson faces vagrancy charge with 30 days in jail or a $30 fine. Arthur Smith connected to attempted extortion routed to Pima county court. E A Garrison charged with selling liquor to Indians to U S courts. Flora Williams to hear at 9 30 a m Friday for selling liquor without license. Raymond Smith simple assault scheduled for 9 15 a m.
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Paul Cella
Arthur Spencer
Clarence Simpson
Arthur Smith
Pima
E. A. Garrison
U. S
Flora Williams
Raymond Smith
Marriage Licenses and Matches in Tucson Area
Belle D Hall and Lionel Allyn both of Tucson are recorded as legally married. Abel Molina aged 18 of Tucson weds Mary Helen Lucero 17 of Tucson. Mack Lasenby 32 of McNary marries Annie Mae Earls 28 of Tucson. noted as both Negroes.
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Belle D. Hall
Lionel Allyn
Tucson
Mary A. Knowles
Abel Molina
Mary Helen Lucero
Mack Lasenby
McNary
Annie Mae Earls
Roosevelt Statue Suggested for Britain
The Evening Star in London proposed planning a statue of President Roosevelt to stand with Lincoln and Washington. columnist Wilson Midgley said the moment may not be ripe but discussion should start now.
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London
The
Evening Star
Britain
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Washington
Wilson Midgley
British fortify Sierra Leone amid Dakar threat
Reports from Freetown say Britain is strengthening defenses in Sierra Leone to deter a potential German base at Dakar in French West Africa. Despite no confirmed German presence, officials fear a Nazi line could threaten the south Atlantic, with Dakar seen as a pivotal but contestable prize.
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Sierra Leone
Dakar
Freetown
French West Africa
Britain
United Kingdom
South Atlantic Ocean
South America
Great Britain
United States
Gambia
Air freight in the Netherlands Indies doubles last year
Air freight shipments in the Netherlands Indies increased sharply from the previous year, doubling overall as trade activities expanded and regional logistics improved during the period. The growth reflects broader shifts in regional commerce and transportation capacity.
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Netherlands Indies
Government Delays Bioff Browne Trial in Missing Witness Row
The government delays the Browne Bioff trial again due to a missing witness Nick Dean alias Circello Sibella Nickelodeon. U.S. Attorney Correa set Sept 2 for postponement with trial unlikely before Sept 8, amid government claims of witness evasion and defense charges of stalling.
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Bioff, Browne
New York
U.P
George E. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
AFL
West Coast
William Bioff
Henry A. Uterhart
Bioff
Browne
United States
Mathias F. Correa
Correa
Man
Nick Dean
Circello
Sibella
Nickelodeon
Uterhart
Inter-port Shipping Studied by Mexicans
Mexico City report says the government studied requests to organize an inter port shipping service for the Mexican Pacific coast. West coast shippers Mazatlan Manzanillo Guaymas Salinas and others complained that Grace line suspension disrupted traffic and sought official aid. Mexican ships were said to prefer longer haul routes for higher profits.
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Mexico City
Mazatlan
Manzanillo
Guaymas
Salinas
United States
Grace Line
Skunks Help Winsted Fight Beetle Infestation
In Winsted Connecticut an early spring and dry spell boost skunk numbers the 25 year high gives a natural pest control. Nurseyman H Parkes Holcomb says the skunks feast on Japanese beetles and are gradually eradicating the pest around the city.
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Winsted
Nurseyman H. Parkes Holcomb
Five Fathers Bountiful Critics Pension Plans
Dear Editor argues against selective city pensions and favors universal government insurance. The letter compares police pensions with old age support, cites unequal treatment for seniors, and urges automatic coverage for all citizens, noting veterans insurance as a model.
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The
Daily Citizen
Osborn
McFarland Tours Arizona Dam Site Details
Senator Ernest W. McFarland inspected the Arizona dam project on Saturday and received figures from Reclamation Commissioner John C. Page about the 43 million dollar irrigation dam. Construction will begin soon after an aerial survey over the river passing Parker and Yuma en route to Kingman.
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Ernest W. McFarland
McFarland
John C. Page
Arizona
Parker
Yuma
Kingman
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Montgomery Ward Company
Leonard B. Wilson
Levi S. Udall
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Reece
Philco
Maytag-Mann Appliance CO
West Congress
Arivaca
Bopp Health Food Store
Sixth Ave
Dorris
Heyman's
Dorris-Heyman Furniture Company
6Th Ave
Colorado River
Davis
Bullshead
Bellans
Custom
Heywood Wakefield
Grandona
Decker
Custom Studios, Inc
Steinfeld’s
Ural
Steinfeld
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