Collins Advice On Alien Registration Begins Soon
Postmaster Harold Collins urged aliens to register as the August 27 to December 26 registration window opens in room 401 of the federal building. Records are confidential and forwarded to the immigration service in Washington. penalties include a 1000 dollar fine and six months imprisonment.
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Harold Collins
Federal Building
Alien Registration Division
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Washington
Attorney General of the
United States
Collins
Immigration Service
Small Miners Back Tax Reform Move in Arizona
The Arizona Small Mine Operators' association legislative committee endorsed a resolution backing the Arizona Tax Research association's effort to cut tax burdens and resist exemptions including the pre tax free home amendment. The group spent the morning reviewing a 40 point program and planned afternoon votes on policy resolutions and gas tax sharing with cities. Officers were to be elected later today.
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GLOBE
Arizona Small Mine Operators’ Association
Arizona Tax Research Association
Woman Killed in Head On Collision Near Globe
A head on crash near Kiser's crossing three miles west of Globe killed Mrs Theda Etwart 22 and badly injured her husband Burchill Stewart 23 a fisherman for Miami Copper Co He remained under anesthesia at noon and may die The truck driver Jack Moore 21 and companions Charles Moore and Dave Lee all of Glenbar escaped unharmed One sheep died and another was injured in the crash
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GLOBE
Theda Etwart
Burchill C. Stewart
Miami Copper Company
Roy E. Hutson
Fiatrolman
Jack Moore
Phoenix
Glenbar
Kiser’s Crossing
Here
Hutson
Stewart
Moore
Charles Moore
Dave Lee
Kiliefi
Historic excursion train Still Hauls Passengers in England
A century old excursion train in England continues to operate, carrying excursionists. The venerable railway line marks 100 years of service with regular trips and local enthusiasm.
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England
U S Forecasts Farm Cash Income Near Nine Billion
Washington Aug 23 The Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicted a cash income to farmers of 8.9 billion dollars for 1940 including government payments and commodity loans. The figure would exceed last year by 360 million and only 1937's 9.111 billion topped it since 1930. Gross farm income is seen at 10.15 billion against 9.769 billion last year. Government payments may dip slightly from 1939's 807 million.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Europe
No surrender to fifth columnists warns navy seal
Secretary Knox summarizes four Donovan Mowrer articles on fifth column activities. He warns propaganda aims to sow confusion, incite division, and erode defense. He cites France and Norway as examples and urges open information, rapid detection, and coordinated action as essential defenses.
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Frank Knox
William J. Donovan
Edgar Mowrer
Press of
America
Europe
France
Germany
Wallace 8s Bransford Receives Gasoline Tax Share
Pima county treasurer Wallace 8s Bransford today received a check from B H McAhren Phoenix state motor vehicle division for 14489 70 as the county's share of the July gasoline tax.
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Wallace
Bransford
Pima County
B. H. McAhren
Phoenix
Speakers Named for Tanque Verde Rally Tonight
From the three gubernatorial campaigns the Jones Osborn and Menderson camps announce local speakers for the Tanque Verde rally. State Senator Henry A. Dalton will back Governor Jones John G. Eager will back Menderson and Elmer Smith will back Osborn. Osborn meetings tonight are postponed and county candidates may speak too.
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R. T. Jones
Sidney P. Osborn
C. M. Menderson
Tanque Verde
Henry A. Dalton
Jones
John G. Eager
Menderson
Elmer Smith
Osborn
Osborn Governor Campaign Team Heads Precinct Meeting
EVO DECONCINI COUNTY MAN ager of the Osborn for Governor forces presided with assistants Russell Morgan and W V Burr at a precinct captains and co captains meeting in the local headquarters. About 90 workers attended the gathering.
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Evo Deconcini
Osborn-for-Governor
Russell Morgan
W. V. Burr
Petition to probate will of Tucson jeweler Rally
A petition to probate the will of Pierre A Rally a longtime Tucson jeweler who died July 17 was filed in superior court. The estate valued at 5000 dollars was left half to his wife Regina Rally and half to his son Pierre A Rally Jr.
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Pierre A. Rally
Tucson
Superior Court
Regina Rally
Pierre A. Rally, Jr
DuVall Appeal Filed After Truck Crash Death
A notice of appeal from a superior court judgment was filed today by the defendants Western Truck Lines Limited and O L Welch. The appeal concerns the death of Harry DuVall, husband of Mrs Mary Ethel DuVall, who was killed when a truck crashed him against a loading platform over a year ago.
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Mary Ethel DuVall
Harry DuVall
Western Truck Lines, Limited
O. L. Welch
DuVall
Mrs. Ruby J. Maxwell Arrested on Car Theft Warrant
Mrs. Ruby J. Maxwell, 24, of 745 East First Street, was arrested by sheriff's officers on a requested felony warrant from Las Cruces New Mexico charging her with car theft. Maxwell waived extradition.
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Ruby J. Maxwell
East First Street
Las Cruces
N. M
Maxwell
St Vincent's Society Dance at Holy Family Club House
The 8 St Vincent's Society of the Holy Family church will host a dance at 8 o'clock Saturday night in the church club house at North Main and West Second street.
Jones for Governor Announces Three Precinct Meetings
Three precinct meetings are set for tonight announced by the Jones for Governor campaign. Speakers include Forrest Priser of 1211 West Alameda Street Mrs. D Farley of 2400 East 15th Street and J B Durham of 1137 East Seventh Street.
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Jones-for-Governor
Forrest Priser
West Alameda Street
D. Farley
East 15Th Street
J. B. Durham
East Seventh Street
Birth of Barbara Louise McCall in Los Angeles family circle
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. McCall announce the birth yesterday of a daughter, Barbara Louise, to their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCall of Los Angeles. Mrs. McCall is the former Irene Louise Moore.
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F. S. McCall
North Campbell
Barbara Louise
Eugene McCall
Los Angeles
Temperatures Reported at Mt Lemmon Summit
Temperatures at Summer Haven atop Mt Lemmon yesterday show a high of 72 and a low of 50 degrees.
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Summer Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Democratic Candidate Ernest Carelton to Speak in Armory Park
Democratic candidate for governor Ernest Carelton will deliver an address at Armory Park at 8 p m on Monday. The event was announced yesterday.
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Ernest Carelton
Armory Park
Young Republican Club to Meet at Court Auditorium
The Pima County Young Republican club will meet at 8 o clock tonight in the auditorium of Superior Court No 2. Tucson attorney Fred G Nave will be the speaker.
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Pima County
Young Republican Club
Superior Court No. 2
Fred G. Nave
Tucson
Tucson National Guard Arrives After Month Away
The Tucson contingent of the Arizona National Guard was set to reach Tucson this afternoon at 5 o clock from Pitkin Louisiana where summer maneuvers were held. The unit has been away for a month and will travel in two special trains. Ed Rockwell of the Southern Pacific provided details.
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Tucson
Arizona National Guard
Pitkin
Ed Rockwell
Southern Pacific
Neighborhood Reception For Senate Candidate Kronholm Hosts
Mrs Fannet te Kron Holm and her daughter Miss Lois Kron Holm hosted a neighborhood gathering at 1820 East Cranchman Street last night for Hubert H d Autremont candidate for the state senate. Forty attendees were present.
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Fannette M. Kronholm
Lois Kronholm
East Cranchman Street
Hubert H. d’Autremont
State Senate
Cardenas weighs rail worker plan in financial crisis
President Lazaro Cardenas reviews proposals from Mexico's railway workers to rescue the deficit plagued national railways. The plan aims to save about 8 million pesos yearly, raise government revenue share, and tighten employee discipline, with a decision expected soon.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
National Palace
Cardenas
Mrs Lula V Sigler Dies In California
Mrs Lula V Sigler formerly of 428 North Tyndall avenue died in Santa Ana California on Tuesday after years of illness. A Missouri native she had lived in Tucson 16 years. Services will be held in California. She is survived by four children Virginia and Allen Sigler of Tucson Joe Sigler of Philadelphia and Robert Sigler of Bogota Colombia S A.
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Lula V. Sigler
North
Tyndall Avenue
Santa Ana
Calif
Sigler
Missouri
Tucson
California
Virginia
Allen Sigler
Joe Sigler
Philadelphia
Robert Sigler
Bogata
Colombia
S. A
Walden Visits Tucson In Run For Treasurer
Jim Walden general manager of the Prescott Courier announces his candidacy for state treasurer during a visit to Tucson. He cites over 30 years in accounting and auditing and notes his prior public service including supervising the Pioneers home and turning back funds to the state. He leaves Tucson for Nogales after talks with local leaders.
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Arizona
Jim Walden
Prescott
Ashfork
Jerome Junction
Hot Springs Junction
Peoria
Phoenix
Phoenix Gazette
Walden
State Pioneers Home
Tucson
Nogales
Buffet operator held for murder in Phoenix case
William R. Parker, 44, buffet operator, faced murder charges after a coroner's jury an open verdict in the death of Larry F. Zimmer in Parker's hotel room. Parker admitted killing Zimmer claiming self defense as two men attacked him.
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Phoenix
William R. Parker
Larry F. Zimmer
Parker
County Atty
Richard F. Harless
Harless
Zimmer
Los Angeles
New Mexico Professor Hurt In Car Crash
Dr. A L Campa professor of Spanish at the University of New Mexico and his wife were injured when their car overturned one half mile east of Springerville at 3 30 pm yesterday. Campa suffered a back injury and possible fractured vertebra with cuts and bruises. he may remain in Springerville hospital a week. Mrs Campa was cut and bruised but not seriously hurt. Hospital said both felt better today.
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Springerville
A. L. Campa
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Springerville Hospital
Campa
Springer
Pumpkin milk fed for fair in Newark Ohio
Tom and Wilford Powell of Licking county feed a 61 pound milk fed pumpkin two quarts daily to reach at least 100 pounds by the Ohio State Fair. The brothers plan to show the hefty gourd at the fair and claim its growing weight milestone.
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Newark
U.P
Tom and
Wilford Powell
Licking County
Followers Of Trotsky Fear For Wife's Life
In Mexico City on August 23, Natalia Trotsky, widow of assassinated Leon Trotsky, was watched by followers fearing she could be targeted by the OGPU and possibly Stalinists or Nazi agents. Trotsky supporters blame the secret police for the murder. the assassin Frank Jackson is recovering in hospital. The funeral and outdoor service drew about 2,000 people, with calls of death to Stalin and the OGPU.
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Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Natalia
OGPU
Trotsky
Gestapo
Stalin
Mrs. Stuart to Attend Democratic Leaders Meeting
Mrs. W. P. Stuart, Arizona Democratic national committeewoman, will depart Prescott for New York City to attend a conference of party leaders called by Edward J. Flynn. The session on August 26 aims to map plans for the presidential campaign for Roosevelt and Wallace, with Mrs. Stuart staying through Tuesday and returning Friday night.
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Prescott
W. P. Stuart
Arizona
New York City
Edward J. Flynn
National Committee
Roosevelt
Wallace
Stuart
Iheweee General Quarters
York
New York
U. S. Refugee Ship Expected Wednesday
The American Legion, the U. S. army transport carrying refugees from Finland, is believed to be out of danger and expected to reach New York next Wednesday. The State Department had worried about a German disclaimer of responsibility for the ship in the waters it has traversed.
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Washington
American Legion
U. S
Finland
New York
State Department
Pet rat starts fire in Alameda home
A pet rat named Skeezix belonging to H. J. Holloman carried a sulphur match to its nest, gnawed the end and ignited a fire in the house. Fire Chief Fred Wagner helped extinguish the blaze and assisted Mrs. Holloman in treating Skeezix's burned foot.
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Alameda
Calif. U.P
Skeezix
H. J. Holloman
Fred Wagner
Hawaii Takes Lead in U.S. Air Training Drive
Hawaii expands air power effort by converting hangars lockers and tents into classrooms at Hickam Field to train tomorrow's pilots. The piece notes the goal of building an air force, with planes expected later and Hawaii's role in expanding training facilities and capacity.
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Hawaii
Hickdm Field
U. S.S. Army
Hawaii Searchlights Turned Sights For Air Attacks
Army experts visiting Honolulu described the defenses as formidable aided by vast searchlights. They noted 600 million candle power lights outline aircraft from far offshore, with visibility exceeding six miles under clear skies.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Splendid
Hawaii trains 600000 men annually for air force needs
Prospective airmen in Hawaii face heavy training as the U S defense aims to field 50000 planes. Commanders push to raise readiness with 600000 personnel yearly, expanding pilots ground crew and support roles while bringing 5000 mainland youths into mechanics, pilots and bomb aiming training.
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U. S
Roosevelt
Congress
Walter H. Frank
Hawaii
Hickam
Wheeler Fields
Brooke Allen
Kelly Field
Texas
Germany
Hickam Field
Ashurst Responds to Jaycees Draft Stand Telegram
A Phoenix Jaycees telegram praising Senator Ashurst for his linguistic talents drew his thanks. He stated he opposes the draft in peacetime and noted he had replied to the group and to Senator Hayden and Representative Murdock, while the others had not answered.
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Ashurst
Jaycees
Phoenix
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Ferrall
Arizona
Hayden
John K. Murdock
FDR Signs New Trust Measure To Regulate Investment Trusts
President Roosevelt signed into law a measure giving the securities commission authority to regulate investment trust companies. He called it a milestone in the vigorous program to protect investors and cited the 1935 public utility holding company act as a model against corporate pyramids and selfish misuse of control. The act targets unhealthy practices within investment trusts and reflects calls for federal supervision.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Securities Commission
Public Utility Holding Company
Four Dorothys Win Marriage Licenses in One Day
Lincoln Nebraska reports County Judge Robin Reid issued four marriage licenses in a single day. The recipients were Dorothy Glantz Dorothy Ray Dorothy Venter and Dorothy Ossenkop.
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Dorothy's Day
Lincoln
Neb
Cupid
Dorothys
Robin Reid
Dorothy Glantz
Dorothy Ray
Dorothy Venter
Dorothy Ossenkop
Legion Group Tells American Youth First
At the twenty second American Legion department convention in Bisbee Mrs A J Mathebat national vice president of the auxiliary urged that American children come first in discussions on bringing European refugee children to the United States. She noted many are not British children but children from Communist Spain sent to England.
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Bisbee
Europe
A. J. Mathebat
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Department
Jeanne McQuown
Tucson
Spain
England
L. H. Howard
Oscar Lamp
Rea E Child Welfare
Arizona
Lamp
R. T. Jones
Phoenix Delivery Man Dies After Collision
Arizona road death toll reaches 137 after John H. Mansfield, 23, Phoenix motorcycle delivery man, dies from injuries after a Wednesday night crash involving a motorcycle and a Phoenix city bus.
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Phoenix
Arizona
John H. Mansfield
South Africa Coordinates Air Raid Precautions
South Africa takes charge of nationwide air raid precautions coordinating defense measures and civil defense authorities to ensure readiness across regions amid ongoing security concerns.
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South Africa
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