Huachuca Held Qualified For Guard Program
Senator Carl Hayden announced that a new water well at Fort Huachuca would allow the fort to participate in national guard training. Maj. Gen. E B Gregory said no quarters plan exists yet for extra troops, and the added well could cost about eighty thousand dollars plus power plant upgrades. Hayden expects work finished by year end to permit garrisoning a war strength division for training.
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Washington
Fort Huachuca
Carl Hayden
National Guard
E. B. Gregory
Hayden
War Department
Gregory
Huachuca
University Grads Placed in Arizona School Posts
Several University of Arizona graduates in Tucson receive staff positions in state schools. Nancy Harrelson of Glendale joins the physical health education staff at the university after teaching health education in Yuma high school. William L. Knighton, a recent UA graduate, becomes assistant band leader in Douglas public schools.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Arizona
Nancy Harrelson
Glendale
Yuma
William L. Knighton
Douglas
15000 Children In Pima Will Return To School
About 15000 Pima county children will start school next month with rural and city classes beginning September 9 and September 16 respectively. Last year’s enrollment reached 14849 and daily attendance averaged 12570, with 10484 in city and rural elementary and 2085 in high schools. A notable change is the addition of the 12th grade at Amphitheatre to offer a full high school course.
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Pima County
City
P. H. Ross
Amphit Tre
Three Defendants Fined in Anti-Trust Case
Three defendants in the national anti-trust case against the National Container association and 64 others pleaded nolo contendere and were fined a total of 14000 by Federal Judge Gaston L Porterie. Judge Porterie also signed a consent decree in the Kraft Paper association case prohibiting anti-trust violations and attempts to monopolize trade. Stevenson Jordan and Harrison were fined 10000. Charles R Stevenson and Charles H Ferris 2000 each.
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New York
National Container Association
Gaston L. Porterie
Kraft Paper Association
National
Stevenson, Jordan and Harrison
Stevenson Corporation Managers
Charles R. Stevenson
Charles H. Ferris
British Sub Sunk and Ships Hit by Italian Forces
Rome reports Italian high command claims sink of a British submarine in the eastern Mediterranean and torpedoing of a British destroyer. Italian air strikes hit a squadron of cruisers with two reported damaged. Gibraltar and East Africa actions also noted with a downed English plane.
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Rome
Mediterranean
High Command
Gibraltar
East Africa
Cocacia
Kenya
Half vote may end Kuether bid for state senate
Otto H. Kuether of Herington trails by half a vote in Topeka as final returns show 243 write in votes against the 243.05 required for the Democratic nomination for state senator. Courts may rule on the political fine.
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Topeka
Kas
Otto H. Kuether
Herington
Kuether
Tunisia Bans Shipment of Game and Poultry
Tunisia announces a ban on exporting game and poultry to prevent disease spread. Authorities cite animal health concerns and aim to safeguard local industries and public health while enforcing new transit restrictions at border checkpoints.
Fifth Column Blame Cited for Delay in U S Defense
In Bisbee Charles Q. Kelley national vice commander of the American Legion accused fifth column activity of delaying U S defense plans. He said 90 percent of Legionnaires favor aiding England and urged accepting British bases and sending destroyers. He criticized Congress for pigeonholing defense appropriations and hindering war production. American goods sent to France in May were valued at 45 674 000 dollars.
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Bisbee
America
Charles Q. Kelley
The
American Legion
England
Kelley
Little Rock
Ark
Great Britain
Bisbee Kiwanis Club
France
Parachutists Fight Fires in Bitter Root During Dry Lightning
In Bitter Root forest straddling Idaho and Montana, forty fires flared today as wildfires rage across the northwest. Six parachutists dropped from planes and helped extinguish three fires while ground crews contained seven more. The blazes erupted after Tuesday's dry lightning storm that started about 50 fires.
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Hamilton
Mont
Wild
Bitter Root National Forest
Northwest
Idaho-Montana
G. M. Grandborg
Parachutists’ Work Seen as Bright Spot Amid Destruction
A supervisor said the six parachutists’ effort was the lone bright spot in a dark picture as 20 mile per hour winds drove fires to spread. Each blaze blackened from 50 to 800 acres.
Bee Attack Worries Iowa Farmer and Two Children
In Creston Iowa Homer Ibbotson was chased by a nest of bumble bees while mowing hay. He and his two children, who helped, received severe stings after a hive was toppled.
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Creston
Homer Ibbotson
Ibbotson
Europe’s War Lowers Living Standards in Nicaragua
The article notes a decline in Nicaragua’s living conditions linked to Europe’s ongoing conflict. It reports economic strain, inflation, and reduced imports impacting daily life for residents. Local officials warn hardship may worsen without aid or policy changes.
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Edward E. Robb
Legionnaire
Robert W. Harrison
Amer. Legion
W.F.W
Fernando Pacheco
Charles Pezzullo
C. W
Jack) Gardner
J. Mercer Johnson
Jerome P
Jerry” Martin
ED Echols
E. L
Thomas H. Adams—Dist
C. L
Doc” McKee—Dist
Charles
Pat” Patterson
Organized Labor
Elect
Hubert H. d’Autremont
C. C. Arnold
Edwin van Doren
Pima
Tunisia
Port Wine
U. S
Europe
Nicaragua
Philip J. Martin Sr
Jerry Martin
the Sheriff's Office
Iteres
Walgreen
FIEST
Camay
Leon Laraine Cologne
Agfa Film
Pinaud
Alkaseltzer
Kotex Napkins Reg. Jr
Super
Cork Board
of Hydrogen US
Magnesia
E. Congress
Brug
Sie
Valu
H. H. Ayer
Geen
Caron’s
Elmo
Aly
Darby
Attra
Meyer
Colwood
Steh
Rush
TEK
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Johnny Bulla
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