Cates Tours Cotton Fields and Mines Near Tubac
Louis S. Cates president of Phelps Dodge Corp tours his 800 acre Tubac area ranch after receiving the Count of Monterey title in Monterey California. He reports 250 acres of cotton along Santa Cruz river and discusses mining prospects at Bisbee Morenci and a September New York inspection tour.
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Monterey
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Arizona
Louis S. Cates
Tucson
PM Ranch
Tubac
Cates
Calif
California
Commodore Sloat
New Mexico
Utah
Santa Cruz River
Phelps Dodge
New York
Youth Caravan To Visit Tucson For Week Of Training
The University and Catalina Methodist churches host a youth leadership training week August 24 to 31 led by Methodist youth caravan members. The visiting caravan includes a counselor and four college students from Southern California Arizona conference who will conduct classes on worship evangelism world friendship community service and recreation for junior high to college age youths. Participants include Robert Secrist Rosemary Sampson Anne Elizabeth Adkins and Fannie Mae Parks with events at University Methodist church and talks at University and Catalina churches and various local clubs.
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University
Catalina Methodist
Methodist
Tucson
Life Magazine
Robert Secrist
Dayton, O
University of Virginia
Rosemary Sampson
University of Idaho
Anne Elizabeth Adkins
University of Georgia
Fannie Mae Parks
LaGrange College
LaGrange
University Methodist Church
University and
Catalina
Round Table
Optimist
Kiwanis
Envelope Stolen From Freeman In Bank Cash Loss
John H. Freeman reports $276 in cash stolen from his person at the Southern Arizona bank Monday morning. He said he reached for the envelope and found it missing.
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Southern
Arizona
John H. Freeman
North Fourth Avenue
Freeman
Southern Arizona
Pacific Campaign Outline Outlined By Dana Roehrig At Ad Club
Dana Roehrig former Army major and current assistant manager of the State and Rialto theatres spoke to the Tucson Ad club at the Santa Rita hotel. He traced U S forces landing on New Caledonia in 1942 and the battles for Guadalcanal Russell islands and New Georgia. He cited Munda airfield on New Georgia clearing the way for bombings of Rabaul and Truk and noted the Bougainville victory in 1944 as pivotal. He praised Navy Army and Marine integration as a key factor in the Pacific victory.
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Dana Roehrig
Tucson
Ad Club
Santa Rita Hotel
State and Rialto Theatres
Roehrig
New Caledonia
Guadalcanal
Russell Islands
New Georgia
Munda
Rabaul
Truk
Bougainville
Pacific
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Reckless Driver Fined In Justice Court
Milan judge fines Beryl Walters 29 of 115 North Second Avenue one hundred dollars or thirty days in county jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Walter was arrested on East Speedway Sunday by Highway Patrolman Frank Bennett for speeding in a 25 mile zone. Lawrence Andree, 20 of route 3, receives twenty five dollars or twenty five days for speeding, arrested by Walter Sheets of the highway patrol.
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Milan Beryl Walters
North Second Avenue
Justice Court
Walter
East Speedway
Frank Bennett
Lawrence Andree
Route 3
Walter Sheets
Highway Patrol
Lily Pons Cancels Mexico City Shows Over Exhaustion
Opera star Lily Pons, advised by a physician, cancels performances in Mexico City and plans to return to the United States due to exhaustion and the urging to leave altitude.
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Mexico City
Lily Pons
United States
Siam Seeks UN Membership Amid Indochina Dispute
Siamese representative Konthi Suphamongkhant met with UN Security Council members to win approval for Siam's UN bid. Talks reportedly aimed to counter French charges over Indochina attacks in 1940 and to shift the territorial dispute to the International Court of Justice in The Hague. The Security Council membership committee planned to report on nine applications, with final council action due by August 29.
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New York
Siam
Konthi Suphamong Khan
United Nations’ Security Council
Council
Indochina
Col. Thomas Returns to Tucson After War Service
Col. Thomas Floyd E. Thomas returns to Tucson from six months as clemency board member in Washington. He will resume as University of Arizona law professor this fall. His prior service includes AMG provincial and regional commissions in Sicily Bologna and Torino. He earned the Grant Official of the Order of the Crown of Italy.
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Floyd E. Thomas
East Lee Street
Tucson
Clemency Board
Washington
D. C
University of Arizona
AMG
Pallermo
Trapani
Sicily
Emilia Region
Bologna
Piedmonte
Torino
Order of the Crown of
Italy
Wife gulps vitamins in death by own action attempt
A 19 year old Phoenix wife, angered with her husband, attempted suicide by swallowing pills believed poisonous. She reportedly reached for the wrong bottle and swallowed body building vitamins, and was rushed to hospital.
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Phoenix, Aug
Phoenix
Pima PTA Leaders Meet Tomorrow at YWCA
Mrs. Warren Taylor, president of the Pima County council of the Parent Teacher Association, has called a 2 p.m. business meeting for tomorrow at the downtown YWCA. Council officers and local presidents are expected to attend.
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Warren Taylor
Pima County
Parent-Teacher's Association
YWCA
Navy Veteran Harry Ransom Returns On Terminal Leave
Commander Harry Ransom a four year Navy veteran returns home on terminal leave. He previously served as director of transportation with offices in Washington.
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Harry Ransom
U.S. Navy
Washington
Osborn Asked To Call Meet On Aid Increase
Seven Maricopa county lawmakers urged Governor Osborn to raise old age assistance to 50 dollars monthly from 40. A special session will be called soon to raise the ceiling, following a 5 dollar federal boost. Sen. Ernest W. McFarland sponsored the measure. The governor planned to announce the session date in Tucson.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
House of Representatives
Sidney P. Osborn
Congress
Arizona
Ernest W. McFarland
Lee Norton
Sidiney Kartus
Joe Rumsey
J. H. Fairbanks
Charles Abels
Jack Cummard
Roy A. Taylor
McFarland
Tucson
William Crowninshield Dies At Local Hospital
William Crowninshield aged 64 died last evening at a Tucson hospital after twenty years residing there. A rosary is planned for 7 30 p m today at Parker mortuary with funeral services at 3 30 p m tomorrow. Burial will follow at Evergreen cemetery. He was a native of Franklin Massachusetts and a noted botanist and landscape architect. Survivors include wife Antonia Crowninshield three daughters Neda Trigger and Mary Ilene one son Jamie Richard two sisters Mrs C A Keen and Mrs Ella McCloud of San Jose California and one brother K D Crowinshield of Sacramento California.
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William Crowninshield
Tucson
Parker Mortuary
Evergreen Cemetery
Crowninshield
Franklin
Mass
Antonia Crowninshield
Neda, Trigger
Mary Ilene
Jamie Richard
C. A. Keen
Ella McCloud
San Jose
Calif
K. D. Crowinshield
Sacramento
Reds Show Interest in U S Labor Strife and CIOPAC
Washington Aug 20 The Soviet Union appears to back the CIO PAC amid U S labor disputes and congressional elections. Moscow press warns of class struggle and labels some unions as Communist dominated, with internal purges and pro Soviet resolutions surfacing at U S labor conventions.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Cio-Pac
Trud
CIO Committee For
United Press
Moscow
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Pittsburgh
United Electrical Workers’ Union of Communists
Harry Block
Philadelphia
Block
Democratic Action
Soviet Union
Milwaukee
Molotov
America
CIO ‘Communications
Paris
United Public Workers of America
Moscow Trade Union
Reckless Driving Sentences Spanning Weeks
A report notes multiple arrests for reckless driving over recent weeks. One case ended with a sentence totaling 70 days in jail and fines adding to 175 dollars across cases.
Vets Apply for WAA Certification in Chamber Office
More than 400 veterans filed for priority certificates at the War Assets Administration certifying office located in the Chamber of Commerce building since its August 5 opening. E B Murphy, head of the office, said applications have come from Phoenix and that applicants may pick up forms now. after Thursday the certificates will be mailed to eligible veterans.
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War Assets Administration
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Murphy
Murphy
Phoenix
Assailant Pleads Guilty in Local Incident
City police at 3 am searched the 81 taxi stand area for a man after an assault. the assailant pleaded guilty and received a $50 fine and 15 days in jail. The brief item notes police activity and the guilty plea.
Police court fines man for assault on Bernice Reese
Frank Ervin pleaded guilty in police court this morning for assaulting Bernice Reese in front of the stand. Magistrate Paul J. Cella fined him $50 and 15 days in city jail. Reese was treated at Pima County Hospital for facial lacerations. She reported a robbery, but no money or evidence of robbery was found.
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Bernice Reese
Frank Ervin
Ervin
Paul J. Cella
Pima County Hospital
Denmark flag: oldest national emblem in the world
The article states that Denmark’s national flag is the oldest nation sign in the world, highlighting its historic status as a premier heraldic banner.
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Denmark
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