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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1940

Page

3

Knudsen Sees Need For Cut In Plane Types

In Los Angeles on August 23 army and navy fighting planes should be narrowed to a few types to speed production. Knudsen and Gen. Arnold inspect the B-19 bomber and P-38 interceptor, noting Germany produces many of one model to boost output. The army aims for 5,500 planes by April and a 15,000 total program, with rapid deliveries and test results guiding orders.

Los Angeles Army Navy William S. Knudsen National Defense Advisory Committee Germany Dornier Hugo Ships Knudsen Henry H. Arnold Army Air Corps San Diego Santa Monica Arnold Knudsen Gen Europe

Indian Admits Murder in Navajo Reservation Case

Prescott August 23 A statement read to a federal jury shows Lott Haskey admitted shooting his half sister Zenia Haskey on July 10 during a conversation over money Zenia allegedly threatened to leave. The statement signed July 22 details the murder with Zenia and her son Billy present.

Prescott Lott Haskey Zenia Haskey U. S. District Court Haskey Albert M. James Tony W. E. Miller Federal Bureau of Investigation Lott Zenia Billy

Roosevelt To Speak At Dedication Of Dam

Senator McKellar announced President Roosevelt will speak September 2 in the dedication of Chickamauga Dam near Chattanooga Tennessee. The Labor Day address marks a formal reprise after the third term nomination acceptance and will let Roosevelt address power and labor issues.

Roosevelt Washington McKellar D-Tenn Chickamauga Dam Chattanooga

Japan Rations Absorbent Cot ton Gauze and Bandages

Japan announces wartime rationing of absorbent cotton, gauze, and bandages to support military medical supplies. The policy affects hospitals and clinics nationwide as shortages rise.

Japan

Modern El Encanto Apartments Under Construction

Foundations poured on East Sixth Street and North Trent Avenue for El Encanto apartments. Forty four units will include one and two bedroom plans with Monterey style design, hollow tile construction, air conditioning, and landscaped grounds. The project is led by a Tucson Phoenix syndicate including George Amos and Orville A. Bell with P. W. Womack Construction as contractor and Bell as architect assisted by Arthur T. Brown and Richard Morse.

el Encanto East Sixth Street North Trent Avenue Monterey Carmel Calif George Amos H. Myerson Walter Clapp Howard Morgan Orville A. Bell Tucson Phoenix P. W. Womack Construction Company Bell of Phoenix Arthur T. Brown Richard Morse

Anniversary of German Russian non aggression pact noted

Berlin reports the one year mark of the non aggression pact with Russia brings gains for both sides. Germany cites security and raw material flows while Russia expands influence in Finland the Baltic states eastern Poland and Bukovina. Economic ties include oil fodder grain and industrial exchange and frequent engineer transfers.

Berlin U.P Adolf Hitler Poland West Germany Europe Russia Finland Baltic States Bessarabia Bukovina Rumania Norway Holland Belgium France Upper Silesia

Shifman Announces Democratic Write-In Run for Legislature

Joseph H. Shifman a Tucson attorney yesterday announced his candidacy as a Democratic write-in for state legislature district No. 4. He faces no other official candidate as Duke C. Burks was ruled off the ballot for insufficient signatures on his petition.

Joseph H. Shifman Tucson Duke C. Burks

Public Records Notice of Appeals and Probate Actions

Mary Ethel DuVall appeals Western Truck Lines and O L Welch to the state supreme court. In the estate of Pierre A Bally a petition for probate of will is filed. Jessie Mae Addicks sues Reginald Lee Addicks for annulment.

Mary Ethel DuVall Western Truck Lines O. L. Welch State Supreme Court Pierre A. Bally Jessie Mae Addicks Reginald Lee Addicks

Police Court Vagrancy Case Continued to Saturday

Police Court presided by Co. W. Gardner continued Edward Smith vagrancy case to Saturday.

Police Court Co W. Gardner Edward Smith Justice Court Co. W. Gardner Presiding

Turner in Unplugged Gun Incident Leads to Complaint

W. R. Turner faces a complaint after hunting with an unplugged gun. Maurice B. Torrea given a $5 fine for failure to report an accident. Maria Coronado charged with disturbing the peace as a complaint is filed.

W. R. Turner Maurice B. Torrea Maria Coronado

Marriage Licenses Issued in Tucson and Sonoita

Mrs. Belle D Hall and Horace E Cheairs both of Tucson obtained a license. Doris George aged 16 also listed. Agathn Townsend Abbott 22 and Miriam Paula Sachs 22, both of Sonoita, received licenses.

Belle D. Hall Horace E. Cheairs Doris George Tucson Agathn Townsend Abbott Miriam-Paula Sachs Sonoita

Western style train robbery shocks New York

Six gunmen armed with six shooters and automatics halted a New York Central local at Marble Hill New York around 2 am. They forced two postal clerks to hand over a Yonkers payroll pouch, searched the sacks, and fled within three minutes. No other contents were taken.

New York Upper Manhattan Yonkers New York Central Railroad Albany Marble Hill 225Th Street

Funds To Fight Horse Malady Requested By Arizona Board

The Arizona livestock sanitary board in a special session asked for 3000 dollars from the governor’s contingent fund to combat a contagious horse disease in northern Maricopa and Yavapai counties. It also sought an attorney general opinion on authority to dispose of infected animals.

Phoenix Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board Maricopa Yavapai

Train Bandits Advance on Conductor and Brakemen

A report describes a group of four bandits including three others who moved in on the train crew as the conductor and brakemen faced an immediate threat.

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