Registration Of Aliens To Start In Tucson Aug 27
The Tucson district will begin alien registration on Aug 27 in room 401 of the federal building. A five member civil service staff from the post office roster will conduct registration and fingerprinting, with more staff added as needed. Aliens over 14 must be fingerprinted. those under 14 must be registered.
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Tucson
Federal
Civil Service
Post Ofice
Harold Collins
William Lyons
Rupert Carrillo
Ramon T. Salazar
Mabel Epping
Libby Roh
Collins
Almazan Aide Flees Mexico
Gen. Jose Mijares Palencia, a backer of Gen. Juan Almazan for the presidency, reportedly fled by airplane to Brownsville Texas. Alfonso Diaz Soto Y Gama, another Almazan supporter, was en route to Brownsville. Sonora political circles note arrests of Lezama and Garrido as significant amid Almazan power bases.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Jose Mijares Palencia
Juan Almazan
Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
Anza
Almazan
Alfonso Diaz Soto Y Gama
Lezama
Garrido
Queretaro
Jesus Siquerios
Mexico City
Siquerios
Francisco Caaedo
Alfredo Iruretagoyena
Hopis Plan Triple Hopi Rain Snake Dance Sunday
Hopis of northern Arizona will perform their rain bringing snake dance simultaneously in Hotevilla Shiaulavi and Shungopovi the first time three villages share the event. Snake priests set dates by sun moon and weather with hundreds of onlookers expected to witness the ritual.
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Holbrook
Arizona
Seth Wilson
Hotevilla
Shiaulavi
Shungopovi
Brazil Farm Workers Struggle with Low Cash Income
Report notes agricultural workers in Brazil earn so little cash that their purchases are limited to locally produced cotton cloth and similar Brazilian goods.
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Brazil
Mud Pie Makers Halt Slides In New Canal Locks Study
A Panama Canal soils testing lab near Miraflores locks analyzes mud reactions to determine earth strength and slope stability for the third set of locks. The project aims to prevent repeats of costly slides that marred construction and delayed traffic since 1915.
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Balboa
C. Z
Associated Press
Miraflores
Panama Canal
Big Ditch
Gaillard
Gold Hill
Contractors Hill
Slope failures blamed on late geology and soil tests at canal project
Geologist Donald MacDonald says extreme flattening of canal slopes could have been avoided with early geology and soil analysis. Slippage weakened the base after the slides began. Soils testing, led by E W Vaughan and C K Smith, uses cores from about 450 test wells to study drainage effects on earth structure.
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Donald MacDonald
E. W. Vaughan
C. K. Smith
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vaughan
Just a Boy Again in Independence Whisker Waxing Incident
In Independence Missouri a boy was shaved accidentally during a prank by fellow workers who used rubber cement to remove his whiskers intended for an old settlers celebration. No injuries were reported and the incident was described as a rough joke.
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Independence
Orveal Robinson
Law Used Against Reds In Oklahoma 1919 Law Revival
Oklahoma City authorities revived the 1919 criminal syndicalism law to charge 12 suspects with conspiracy to overthrow the government. Defendants, held on 50 000 bonds, face counts of circulating literature advocating criminal syndicalism and being members of the Communist party. Names include Robert Wood Alan Shaw Ina Food Eli Jaffee Elizabeth Green and Fred Maxham with others unnamed.
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Serted
Oklahoma
Robert Wood
Communist Party
Alan Shaw
Oklahoma City
Ina Food
Eli Jaffee
Elizabeth Green
Fred Maxham
Maxham
Max
Major Delmar S. Wood Reports To Atkinson at University of Arizona
Major Delmar S. Wood, retired U S cavalry officer from Pacific Grove California, arrived to report to President Alfred Atkinson at the University of Arizona. He has been appointed as a member of the department of military science and tactics for next year, one of two officers replacing Major Carleton Burgess and Major Russell B Winchester who were called to active duty this summer.
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Delmar S. Wood
Pacific Grove
Calif
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Wood
U.S. Cavalry
Department of Military Science and Tactics
University
Carleton Burgess
Russel B. Winchester
Red Army Art Exhibition Showcases 250 Works in Odessa
Russian exhibition in Odessa features 250 paintings by Red Army men and officers. Highlights include military portraits and scenes reflecting wartime service and patriotism.
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Red Army
Odessa
Russia
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