Unemployment Budget Change Is Announced
PHOENIX Aug 18 The unemployment division of the Arizona employment security commission revised its July 1 to Dec 31 budget to 103 449.54 to cover 9 771.94 in accrued leave credits after shifting operations to the U S employment service The change follows federal supervision and rent savings of nearly 5 000 through cooperation with the federally run agency Edward T Blake was named acting chief of the benefits section W T Tarwater former chief of benefits becomes field adviser C L Walmsley Jr is acting chief of contributions
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Phoenix
Arizona
Em:ine Security Commission
U. S. Employment Service
Federal Social Security Board
U. S. Social Security Board
Commission
Edward T. Blake
W. T. Tarwater
C. L. Walmsley, Jr
Russians Claim Counter Attacks Halt German Push to Moscow
The Soviet information bureau says German troops suffered heavy losses in counter attacks near an unnamed city M. Three divisions are named: 262nd, 94th, and 99th. The 262nd allegedly lost up to 80 percent and was declared smashed near Gussakovo, ending its fighting value.
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Shenko
Moscow
Soviet Bureau of Information
262Nd
France
94Th
99Th
Gussakovo
Germans drive in Ukraine as winter stalemate feared
Berlin reports German armies press the main Russian forces southeastward through Ukraine toward the Dnieper seaports and Donetz industries. Budenny’s battered corps fall back toward the Dnieper estuary as Germans aim to secure western Ukraine and hinder Russian defense lines.
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Berlin
U.P
Ukraine
Dnieper
Semyon Budenny
Donetz
Budenny
Kherson
Dnepropetrovsk
Krivoi Rog
Nikolaev Naval Base
Mrs William E Clark Dies At Her Home In Tucson
Mrs William E Clark age 35 longtime Tucson resident died this morning at 621 East Drachman street after illness. She came from Atlanta and was active in the First Baptist church. Survived by husband son La Mont Carroll mother Mrs Viola Carroll and siblings James Q Carroll Ruby Carroll all of Tucson and Atlanta. Funeral arrangements by Bring's Funeral Home.
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William E. Clark
Tucson
East Drachman Street
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
la Mont Clark
Viola Carroll
James Q. Carroll
Ruby Carroll
Bring’s Funeral Home
15 Cent Copper Price Seen For Michigan Mines
Washington report notes Varnum Steinbaugh for Michigan defense council predicting copper from Michigan mines to be pegged at 15 cents to ensure reasonable profits at high-cost mines. Henderson set 12 cents for low-cost mines and urged two cents added via Reconstrution Finance funds. Representative Hook and others push for 15 cents at high-cost mines, arguing 14 cents is insufficient.
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Washington
Varnum B. Steinbaugh
Michigan Defense Council
Steinbaugh
Office of Production Management
Leon Henderson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Representative Hook
D-Midh
Fire Critically Damages Pier 27 Harbor Facility in New York
A major fire at Governor's Island near Fort Jay damaged a 525 foot pier and five barges loaded with steel cables bound for Guantanamo Cuba. The blaze, described as a streak of lightning, shattered the area at 10:40 a.m. and drew 300 firefighters from 26 companies plus coast guard units. Firefighters battled the flames for about two hours, with injuries reported among ship crew members aboard the Pawnece and other workers. The incident disrupted the Brooklyn waterfront and threatened nearby ships, as dense smoke covered Manhattan's financial district during lunch hour.
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U. S
Guantanamo
Cuba
Pier 27
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Coast Guard
Governor’s Island
Fort Jay
Buttermilk Channel
East River
New York Harbor
Harry Garcia
Iig
Garcia
Tampico
Progresso
Mexico
Seattle
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Greenpoint
Navy
Financial District
Bakery Strike Settled Quickly After Short Walkout
Eleven Rainbo Bakery drivers quit work this morning but returned within hours under a tentative agreement. Company officials and Frank Ashe, labor commissioner, will negotiate wage and condition demands.
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Rainbo Bakery Company
Frank Ashe
Department of Labor
Iowa Population Grows Between 1930 and 1940
Iowa's population rose from 2,470,939 in 1930 to 2,535,430 in 1940 per the latest census figures.
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Iowa
Hall Reopens Coffee Shop In Santa Rita Hotel
The Santa Rita hotel coffee shop reopens after renovation. Mayor Nick Hall of Old Tucson hosts a ranch breakfast with The Daily Citizen publisher as guest. He confirms plans to run again, pledges honest policing and notes opposition to an actuarially unsound pension plan. Ernest the maitre d' smiles at the revival.
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Santa Rita Hotel
Nick Hall
Old Tucson
The
Daily Citizen
Ohio
Earnest
Churchill and Eden discussed Moscow aid plan to defeat Germany
Reports say Churchill was to report to King George and supervise Britain’s aid to Russia. Belief grows that Eden will lead the British mission to Moscow and assign tasks to service chiefs within days.
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Germany
Churchill
King George
Eden
Moscow
Russia
Drafts From Service Selectees 28 by July First 1941
By June 1 1941 there were 112000 selectees aged 28 or older in service. The War Department plans gradual discharge for most under a new act while some specialists stay in service. Discharged personnel transfer to a reserve for 10 years and remain liable for future service if needed.
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War Department
Strike On At Plant As CIO Pickets March
The company rejected the proposal and CIO locals joined a strike with 3000 demonstrators marching in a half mile double line by 10 30 a m. Pickets included sympathy demonstrators not directly in the strike and most participants were members of the Marine and Shipbuilding Workers CIO.
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Deans
National Defense Mediation Board
CIO
the Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Heat Sparks Car Fire Destroys Vehicle in Chester Laiigan Case
Intense interior heat while Chester Laiigan shocked grain caused his automobile to ignite with the doors and windows closed. The blaze engulfed the vehicle during a hot spell, destroying it.
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Forbes
N. D
Chester Laiigan
Laiigan
Enormous German Battleship Now In Active Service
Berlin reports a new German battleship with 15 inch guns in active service. Photos show salvos fired. caption with no name. Rumors say keel laid around 1939. possible sister ship. Bismarck sunk by British forces after Hood engagement.
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Berlin
Germany
Voelkischer Beobachter
Bismarck
Tirpitz
Atlantic
Hood
Odds Shift as German Drive Aims at Odessa and Persia
The piece argues German forces will likely seize Odessa, leaving Bolshevik troops precarious and seeking sea escape under heavy air attack. It notes claims of enemy disintegration, predicts Budyonny defending the line, and stresses the Anglo Russian alliance aims to block Hitler from reaching Persia. It highlights Persia as a vital supply and potential route for Allied aid and a future British Russian expeditionary link.
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Odessa
Budgonny
Hitler
Caucasus
Iran
Persia
Persian Gulf
Middle East
London
Russia
Derby Champion Receives Watch After Thrilling Race
Derby winner Howard King and 116 hometown champions were feted at a banquet at the Akron armory. Howard was presented a wrist watch as a memento. He and his father, Fred King, head home to Tucson with supporters the Kastners and Louis Charvoz expected to arrive in Arizona late Wednesday.
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Page One
Akron Armory
Howard
Akron
Tucson
Fred King
Young Howard
Jack Kastner
Louis Charvoz
Arizona
Kastners
Arizona Women to Attend Institute of Government
Democratic women of Arizona will send a large delegation to a two day Institute of Government in Los Angeles September 12 and 13. Eleven Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast states will be represented with principal speakers including Claude Wickard and Rep. Mary T. Norton.
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Phoenix
Democratic Women of
Arizona
Institute of Government
Democratic National Committee
Los Angeles
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast States
Institute
Claude Wickard
Agriculture
Mary T. Norton
Labor Committee
House
Charles W. Tillett
Charlotte
N. C
National Committee
W. P. Stuart
Prescott
Coit I. Hughes
State
Democratic Central Committee
N. H. Rouse
Maricopa County
F. A. Mueller
Louise Moore
Claire Phelps
Arizona House
Roosevelt Churchill meeting discussed lend lease and Japan
Senate leaders said a confidential Roosevelt Churchill conference touched on a possible future lend lease appropriation with budget bureau studies pending. They noted no definite figures or decisions, and Japan's position was only casually mentioned.
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Hitler
Japan
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Budget Bureau
Congress
Wallace
Woodrum
D-Va
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bloom
D-Ny
House Foreign Affairs Committee
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Stephen Early
Bisbee Miners Reach Two Year Contract Amid Wage Talks
The Shattuck Dean Mining and Bisbee Miners Union Local 30 CIO announce a new contract effective August 18 1941 ending August 17 1943 with wage terms for one year. Conciliator Stanley White of the U S Department of Labor aided final negotiations praised by both sides for cooperative effort.
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Nation
Hafner
Stanley White
U. S. Department of Labor
Shattuck Dean Mining Company
Bisbee Miners Union
Local 30
Summ & Sw, Cio
S. S. Shattuck
Shattuck Dean Mining Corporation
Bisbee
U. S. Department of Labor Conciliation Service
CIO
Union Achieves Compromise Contract at Shattuck Dean Mine
CIO leader Hafner touts a two year mine permit with seniority based transfers and a grievance process. The 1942 vacation clause adds five days after a year of continuous work. forty weeks annual work required. Net profits of Shattuck Dean reached $98,000 last year, with wage gains totaling $28,000 including vacation money, a figure about one fourth of earnings.
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Hafner
CIO
Shattuck Dean
Japan faces pressure as war threat looms globally
The Kobe Chronicle notes powers can alter port departures for foreigners. Observers see delicate ties similar to prewar credit freezes, while Nichi Nichi asserts Japan will not bend and may break obstacles with its own force. Officials warn of war from encirclement by adversaries.
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Kobe
United States
Japan
Fumimaro Konoye
Nichi Nichi
Britain
Huachuca Officers Assigned To Studies
Five officers from the 368th Infantry will attend special courses at Fort Benning Georgia and Edgewood Arsenal Maryland. Lt Col Carroll F E Nelson and Maj George F McLain head battalion and staff programs, Capt Weldon W Restor and Capt Dennis O Bernier take rifle and heavy weapons courses, 2nd Lt Jack C McKenzie pursues a communications course, and Lt Carl D Clary will study at the chemical warfare school in Maryland.
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Fort Huachuca
Fort Benning
Edgewood Arsenal
Carroll F. E. Nelson
George F. McLain
Coolidge
Weldon W. Restor
Dennis O. Bernier
Jack C. McKenzie
Carl D. Clary
Chemical Warfare School
Maryland
Lim Lit Fay Rites Set For Tuesday
Funeral services for Lim Lit Fay 19 who died yesterday will be held at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the Arizona Mortuary chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. He had lived in Tucson 12 years and was a student at Tucson Senior High School where he was a member of the football squad.
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Lim Lit Fay
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Tucson
Tucson Senior High School
Charles Ingersoll dies playing golf at La Jolla Beach Club
Tucson winter resident Charles Ingersoll collapsed on the golf course at the Beach Club in La Jolla California. He had agricultural interests near Canton Illinois and had spent 14 winters at Linda Vista ranch near Oracle. He married Elizabeth Mitchell five years ago and is survived by his wife a sister and his brother.
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Charles Ingersoll
Tucson
la Jolla
Calif
Ingersoll
Canton
Ill
Linda Vista
Oracle
Elizabeth Mitchell
Linda Vista Ranch
El Toro weds Mary A Knowles in Tucson ceremony
Lionel Allyn known as El Toro married Mary A Knowles in Tucson. Justice C W Gardner presided. The couple will reside at 1616 North Trent Avenue. Allyn, a radio humorist and poet, has published two volumes and been backed by KTUC KVOA and KCYA.
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Lionel Allyn
Tucson
el Toro
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Mary A. Knowles
Allyn
Mazie A. Knowles
East Seneca Street
North Trent Avenue
KTUC
KVOA
KCYA
Prescott
Globe Company Submits Low Bid for Clarkdale Cottonwood Road
Phoenix August 18 The Hagan Construction Company of Globe submitted a low bid of $97,899.41 for 2.2 miles of Clarkdale Cottonwood road improvement. The state highway commission will meet August 29 to let the contract for grading draining aggregate base and surfacing with completion by January 15.
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Phoenix
Hagan Construction Company
Globe
Clarkdale-Cottonwood
State Highway Department
Funeral for Pioneer Gila Settler Is Set
Avilda Angeline Packer Montforth 71 a pioneer Mormon settler in the Gila valley died Saturday night while visiting relatives in Pine Crest Funeral services will be held from the Latter Day Saints church in Safford tomorrow afternoon She came to Arizona with Mormon settlers from Brigham City Utah in 1884.
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Safford
Avilda Angeline Packer Montforth
Gila Valley
Pine Crest
Latter Day Saints Church
Births at Storks Nest Featured Local Families
At the Stork's Nest, four births are recorded: a boy to Edward L. Rodriguez and wife on August 13 at 9:55 am in Rt. 1 Box 810. a girl to Manuel Martinez and wife at 11:43 pm August 13 on 202 South Melwood. a boy to O C Tucker and wife at 1:05 pm August 14 on 3519 South Liberty. twin girls to Mark V Gardner and wife in Marana on August 14 at 10:38 pm and 10:45 pm.
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Stork’s
Nest
Edward L. Rodriguez
Rt. 1
Box
Manuel Martinez
South Melwood
O. C. Tucker
South Liberty
Mark V. Gardner
Marana
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Accent ON
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Claes Muer
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Globe Company
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A Myrna Loy
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Lee Bowman
Bonita Granville
Felix
T Puberx
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Today's Movie Guide
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Wayne Morris
Arthur Kennedy
Rochelle Hudson
Roger Pryor
Rialto
Norma Shearer
PRIDE
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Robert Taylor
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Bobby Jordan
Primrose Path
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