Initiation Tonight for Alianza Tucson Members
Formal initiation ceremonies for new Alianza Tispano Americana members will be held at 133 West Congress Street in Tucson with C. B. Secullo presiding. About 70 delegates from 17 regions attend the first national convention since 1910 as internal lodge business dominates the schedule. A buffet supper follows the rites to honor new members, with dozens listed among those entering and to be initiated.
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Tucson
Alianza Tispano Americana
West
Congress Street
C. B. Seclllo
Presidente Supremo
Alianza
Secullo
Maria Hi
Calvidio
Paul C. Rodriguez
Julia Lonez
Paula M. Vasque
Dolores Vasquez
Genevieve Yanez
James L. Harrison
Ramon Orduno
Ulpiano Leon
Annie Iferrera
Manuel C. Grijalva
Basilio C. Cabal Jeros
Anna Marie
Richard J. Treviso
Lazaro Elias Austin
Maria Belen Richards
Rene Mary Amadril
Diego Carrillo
Ernest Rivera
Ana Estrada Vargas
Eva 5. Trevino
Rita G. Sepulveda
Tortensia M. Valencia
Anita C. Siqueiros
Amelia V. Cruz
Rosalio S. Instrada
Juana M. Zepeda
Joseph Rodriguez
Vidal Valencia
Concepcion Pain
Gilbert
Robert C. Rivera
Musebio KR
Moreno
Jose Gomez
Ricardo Felix Tellez
Esperanza Flores
Emma M. Sandoval
Genaro
Delgado
Balla G. Ellas
Oscar Garcia
Librada V. Ramires
Aledia Ceballos
David Soto
Eduardo Cruz
Augustin Sigueroa
Charles Monsera Pellon
Angelita Valenzuela
Maria M. Magdalena Marc
War Bond Quota Broadcast Tonight on KVOA
A six pm radio broadcast on KVOA will present the 126101 War Bond quota update. The program features the Davis Monthan air base band and talks by Mrs. William Kimball of the women's war finance committee and by William J Walsh, the war finance committee chairman.
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KVOA
Davis-Monthan Air Base
William Kimball
Women's War Finance Committee
William J. Walsh
War Finance Committee
Transfer of liquor license at Connolly property posted
County board posts a transfer of the liquor license from J. W. Connolly as David Woon seeks to acquire ownership of the farmers market at 1833 Oracle Road. The request marks a change in licensed operator pending approval.
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J. W. Connolly
County Board of Supervisors
David Woon
Farmers Market
Oracle Road
Ryan Sisters Arrive to Assume Duties at Tucson Center
Miss Theresa Ryan and Miss Catherine Ryan arrive to assume roles as director of nurses and record librarian at Tucson Medical Center. Both have 14 years at Cedars of Lebanon in Los Angeles and trained at Seton School of Nursing Colorado and Immaculate Heart LA. Theresa led nurses at Hollywood Presbyterian. Catherine worked as record librarian at Hollywood Hospital.
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Theresa Ryan
Catherine Ryan
Tucson Medical Center
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Aston
Ars. Aston
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
The
Cedars of Lebanon
Seton School of Nursing
Colorado
Immaculate Heart
American Medical Record Librarians’ Association
Civil Service Plans Lower Minimum Age For Patrolmen Firemen
A civil service hearing is set for Saturday August 26 at 10 a m in the office of city personnel director Albert Hesselbeerg to amend minimum age rules for patrolmen and firemen. The age limit drops from 21 to 32 to align with nationwide standards.
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Albert Hesselbeerg
United States
Pima Senator Probes Law On County Salary Increases
State Sen H H d Autremont of Pima County warned that a salary bill for county officers may break final passage rules. He said clerks may have written the bill and others without full readings and roll calls and suggested a declaratory court ruling or special session. The issue arose after he reviewed the bill sent to Governor Osborn and began an inquiry at Sen Angius's request.
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H. H. d'Autremont
Pima County
Dan Angius
Cochise
House
Senate
Arizona
D'Autremont
Osborn
D’autremont
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
N'Aulremont
Angius
City utilities buy approved by narrow margin in 1944
In early 1943 the Citizens' Utilities committee urged against a $9.1 million price for gas and electric properties. The Feb 25 1944 election approved the acquisition by a scant 96 vote margin after a prior 318 voters disapproved an $8.5 million bond issue in October.
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Gas and Electric Properties
Citizens’ Utilities Committee
Dog Racing Planned for Tucson Winter Season
Dog racing may come to Tucson with a track on South Sixth Avenue near Fourth Street using old materials from Phoenix due to WPB rulings. William Coller and Kenneth Wagin of the Western Kennel Club applied for a license covering Sept 23 to Oct 22, with a similar license already issued to the Arizona Kennel Club in Phoenix. The Western Kennel Club sought a one month lease of Rodeo Field but Tucson chamber of commerce directors rejected the request on Aug 7.
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Tucson
South Sixth Avenue
D4th Street
Phoenix
War Production Board
WPB
W. J. Walsh
State Tax Commission
Daily Citizen Today
William Coller
Kenneth Wagin
Western Kennel Club
Arizona Kennel Club
Jaycees to Meet Tomorrow Night
The Junior Chamber of Commerce holds its regular August meeting at the Ilks club at 7 pm led by president Harry V. Chambers. The program includes veteran war speaker, late war films, wine industry films, a progress report on the teen canteen, and plans for a children’s Hallowe en party. New member Robert S. Mathewson to be admitted. Beginning next month the chamber returns to two meetings monthly.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ilks Club
Harry V. Chambers
Chambers
Robert S. Mathewson
Chamber
Sawdust Processed into Plaster as Gypsum Replacement
A new method converts sawdust into plaster material intended to replace gypsum in construction. The process aims to reduce reliance on mined gypsum and utilize recycled wood waste for binding and interior applications.
What makes a train run on long routes
The train needs many staff beyond the Engineer and Fireman. A typical long distance train includes Railroad and Pullman Conductors, Brakemen, Porters, Steward, Cooks, Waiters, Baggagemen, Mail Clerk, and Express Messenger. The Daylight from San Francisco to Los Angeles requires 62 people.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Medical Center Director Heads West to Cadet Nurse Meet
Charles Aston, director of the Tucson center, travels to San Francisco for a Western area recruitment council meeting. He represents Arizona hospitals as deputy recruitment officer for the U S Cadet Nurse Corps with Lucile Petry and Ida Colburn also attending. The national quota is 60000 for this year with no state allocation yet. last year 65000 were recruited as Arizona expands capacity, possibly opening a Phoenix training site at St. Monica's hospital.
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Charles Aston
Tucson
San Francisco
Arizona
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Lucile Petry
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
D. C
Phoenix
Ariz
Ida
Aston
California
McCormick Explains 60-60 Referendum at Legion Luncheon
James Byron McCormick dean of the University of Arizona Law College spoke at the American Legion luncheon about the 60-60 referendum proposed as a constitutional amendment. He outlined the plan and read affirmative and negative arguments. Singer Isdwina Rickel performed, with her brother Harry Rickel on piano.
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American Legion
Law College
University of Arizona
James Byron McCormick
Isdwina Rickel
Harry Rickel
Regional iron ore deposits near Caen
Iron ore bodies near Caen in western France have been mined since Roman times, reflecting a long history of extraction and regional resource use. The deposits' exploitation spanned centuries, illustrating enduring ore production in the region.
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Caen
Tucson Rotary Talk on Aviation's Global Role
A. R. Bone Jr of Los Angeles, regional vice president of American Airlines, will address the Tucson Rotary Club on The Nation's Airlines Vital Factors in War and Peace. He will outline American's Burma Road of the Air over a 22 000 mile route and postwar plans for sun country service.
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Tucson
Sun Country
Bone
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Records
The Mabel street residence of Mr and Mrs Morris Kleinerman sold to Mr and Mrs Max Heller for 9500 in the Olsen addition with Jucson Realty Co supervising. A corner Trent avenue and Via Rotunda property in Terra de Concini addition sold to Mr and Mrs William H Freyse by Mr and Mrs Malcolm Seashore for 14000 with 4000 cash. T P Realty Co managed both deals.
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Mabel Street
Morris Kleinerman
Max Heller
Recorder
Olsen Addition
Jucson Realty Co
Trent Avenue
Rotunda
Terra de Concini Addition
William H. Freyse
Malcolm Seashore
T. P. Realty Co
Red Army Crosses East Prussian Front Inference
Red Star dispatch counters claims that the Red Army crossed the East Prussian frontier while reporting excellent flying weather. Storymovik planes and medium bombers are set to resume large scale operations against German tanks and artillery massed in defense of Praga. Roskossov sky presents a frontal threat to Warsaw as much of the action lies west of the broad Vistula.
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Red Army
Red Star
Storymovik
Praga
Roskossovsky
Warsaw
Vistula
Hitler promises secret weapons to win war
The piece notes Hitler’s continued pledge of secret weapons to turn the war, referencing past “robot bomb” threats and speculating on rocket bombs and the feared potential use of poison gas by the Hitlerites.
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Hitler
City considers 9 million buy of utility properties
The 1944 vote approved a utility purchase by 1127 to 1031 offering 96 margin. Duff and Phelps now claim the city could justify spending 9 million dollars for the properties despite the earlier defeat.
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Duff & Phelps
Allied forces report rapid bridgehead expansion in southern France
Gen Sir Henry Maitland Wilson announces a daily communique that the southern France bridgehead covers over 2,000 square miles, with about 285 square miles liberated on average per day in the past week. He calls the initial victory decisive and says enemy coastal defense forces are retreating.
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Henry Maitland Wilson
France
Russians Reach Frontier River Szeszuppe In Claims Of Victory
The report asserts that Soviet forces broke the enemy lines beyond the Szeszuppe frontier river and repulsed the foe. It claims hundreds of villages burned by Germans and the liberation of Soviet citizens who escaped captivity, with populations moving eastward.
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Szeszuppe
Military setback after the German 7th army rout near the Seine
An authoritative appraisal maps the war situation after the German 7th army’s rout south of the Seine and the American armored crossings near Mantes and Gassicourt. The northward gamble proved fatal for the effort.
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Seine
Mantes
Gassicourt
Le Havre Allied Drive Advances Along Channel Coast
Allied forces pushed forward from Le Havre in a coordinated thrust along the Channel coast reaching toward the Seine and moving inland toward Lisieux a key highway hub.
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Channel
Seine
Lisieux
Torture in Scottish Criminal Procedure History
Torture long recognized within Scotland's criminal process as a sanctioned method of extracting confessions and evidence, reflecting historical legal practices and evolving standards of due process. The note surveys its historical prominence and eventual decline in lawful procedure.
Payroll Prosperity for CF&I Fueled Western Empire
The statement notes pay rolls drive prosperity, citing CF&I and other integrated industries in the region. It emphasizes a long history of growth fueled by continual wage distributions across the Western Empire.
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Cf&i
Ees
Industries
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