Miss Dearing Resigns Tucson High Post for Los Angeles Singing Role
Miss Elizabeth Dearing, vocal music and piano instructor at Tucson high school for two years, resigns to head singing hostesses at Clifton's cafeteria in Los Angeles. Principal Dc A Carson notes her prior singing work and notes Clifton's meets her salary, enabling continued vocal studies. Dearing won a state vocal contest in Phoenix and placed second in a western division contest in Los Angeles.
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Elizabeth Dearing
Tucson
Madge Utterback
Clifton’s
Los Angeles
Dc. A. Carson
Miss Dearing
Phoenix
National Federation of Music Clubs
Carson
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
Chandler Public Schools
Tucson Kiwahis Club
Rollin Pease
Voice
Duke of Kent to Visit FDR in New York
The Duke of Kent arrives at Hyde Park House after a 2:30 p.m. plane from Newark and will be Roosevelt’s house guest this and tomorrow. Roosevelt plans a social visit and may discuss Britain’s war outlook, with Kent inspecting Canadian defense facilities en route.
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T. F. Reynolds
Hyde Park
N. Y
U.P
Roosevelt
Duke of Kent
King George of
Great Britain
Duke
Hyde Park House
la Guardia Field
Newark
Canada
Kent
Washington
Britain
Winston Churchill
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
William Lyon MacKenzie King
Europe
Duke of Windsor
Bahamas
United States
Wallis Simpson
Louis Creig
A. J. Lowther
H. J. Evans
Scotland Yard
New York City
Charles Spraks
State Department Protocol Division
Body of Drowned Musician Found Near Phoenix
The body of 21 year old Mexican musician Miguel Cesena was recovered after a 60 hour search. He drowned while swimming with two companions in a concrete lined canal northwest of Phoenix. Cesena’s widow and infant son survive.
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Phoenix
Miguel Cesena
Here
Cesena
Boy survives fall then leg breaks from second limb
Nelson Adam, 14, fell 35 feet from a tree in Oakland, Calif. He escaped unharmed after the fall but a second limb broke his leg as he began to walk away.
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Oakland
Calif
Nelson Adam
Hitler Blitz Ties Hands of Tucson Aeronautical Group
The Tucson Aeronautical Association, a growing cooperative of local businesspeople and aviation enthusiasts, seeks three more planes to expand flying lessons and membership beyond its 20 pilots. It operates from a six mile south Tucson field leasing a 65 horsepower Aeronca plane with lessons at about $1.15 per hour.
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Hitler Blitz
Tucson Aeronautical Group
Adolf Hitler
Uncle Sam
Old Pueblo
Tucson Aeronautical Association
Nolen L. McLean
McLean
Aeronca
Municipal Field
Tucson
Ecuador Endorses Eight Point Roosevelt Churchill Plan
Ecuador's senate and chamber of deputies approved a resolution by Colonel Filemon Borja endorsing the eight point Roosevelt Churchill declaration. The measure declares adherence to the Atlantic conference doctrine and reaffirms faith in democracy while condemning regimes of force and oppression. The senate vote was unanimous.
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Quito
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Filemon Borja
Cotopaxi
Congress of the
Republic of Ecuador
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Ecuador
Defense Family Mills Through War Service Across States
The Miller family of Brevard North Carolina contributes to the war effort. Father J A Miller assists with defense housing on the North Carolina coast. His wife plans to join as secretary. Eldest Fred serves at Maxwell Field Alabama. John is a lieutenant at New London Connecticut. Henry trains as an aviation cadet at Lou Foote Field Stamford Texas.
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Brevard
N. C
Millers
J. A
North Carolina
Expansion Of Wild Life To Cost 70 865
Arizona and federal funds will total 70 865 for wild life restoration this fiscal year. Buffalo will be strengthened in House Rock valley with 10 to 12 moved from Oklahoma. Quail refuges will be created on 2,720 acres along the Gila river. Antelope moved to Graham county. turkeys released near Prescott Tucson and Pinalenos. federal share 53149. Outlay tops last year by 7 000.
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Phoenix
Arizona
K. C. Kartchner
House Rock Valley
Kartschner
Oklahoma
Cochise County
Round Valley
Chiricahua Mountains
Game Department
Clarence May
Gila River
Agua Caliente
Buckeye
Anderson Mesa
Mormon Lake
Graham County
Mount Union
Prescott
Catalinas
Tucson
Pinalenos
W. L. Gambrell
Federal Aid Division
State Department
Plane Makers Claim Losses On U S Work
Los Angeles Aug 23 Southern California aircraft manufacturers report heavy losses on government contracts. Douglas Aircraft cites a 2.57 million loss on the B 19 bomber with total cost near 3.97 million while government pay is 1.14 million. Northrop and North American Aviation report similar strains as changes in Army Navy requirements delay builds and complicate costing.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
Northrop
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Gage H. Irving
J. H. Kindelberger
North American Aviation, Inc
Army
Navy
Reduction In New School Predicted
City superintendent Robert D. Morrow says bids for nine eight and seven room plans for the Blenman elementary may be advertised next week. Costs may force reducing to six or five rooms at Jefferson Park and other bids aim to bring junior high work to about 145000 for a 13 room building. A Tuesday school board meeting may decide on a six room El Rio addition as architect James MacMillan and contractor Bailey and McCoy seek to trim features to around 44000 from 58687 bids.
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Blenman
Robert D. Morrow
Country Club Road
Elm Street
Jefferson Park
Country Club
Grant Road
Morrow
el Rio
James MacMillan
Bailey and McCoy
Public Records Justice Court Docket Cleared
Co. W Gardner presided. Yate Ginn, unlicensed chauffeur employment, $5 or five days. Entonio Villegas, simple battery, $25 or 30 days.
Petit Larceny and Reckless Driving Sessions
Police Court presided by Paul Dell sentences Oscar Lawrence for petit larceny with $10 fine or 10 days. Robert Green’s petit larceny case continued to Aug. 25. Elmer Knutson forfeits $50 bond for reckless driving. Harry Gonzales faces $30 fine or 30 days. Jerry Canett and William Miller each charged with possession of stolen property, $15 fine or 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dell
Oscar Lawrence
Robert Green
Elmer C. Knutson
Harry V. Gonzales
Jerry Canett
William Miller
Miner Shoots Wife And Self In Auto Court
Edward Davis Nelson, 25, a Miami miner, killed his 17-year-old wife Anna May Russell and then shot himself after marital reconciliation attempts failed. Police said the couple, who had broken up and reunited four times in four months, argued yesterday when Nelson came to press another reconciliation before fatally shooting himself.
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Mesa
Edward Davis Nelson
Miami
Joe Maier
Fred Russell
Anna May
Nelson
Tragic Shooting Ends in Self Inflicted Death
Maier reported that Nelson shot his wife three times before another bystander intervened. Before he could reach the scene Nelson turned the weapon on himself and died en route to the hospital. A letter found in his pocket quoted by Maier explains the feuding couple’s final breakup.
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Maier
Nelson
Texas
Eggs Take Flight to Australia From Tacoma Farm
Ernest C. Lloyd, noted poultry producer, shipped 64 Rhode Island Red hen eggs to Australia by air. The eggs cost 75 cents each and were individually wrapped in paper and wool with shredded paper inside a basket for transport.
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AIR DE Luxe
Tacoma
Wash
Ernest C. Lloyd
Rhode Island
Australia
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New York
King
Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
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Moscow
London
Earl Biliter
Pela Hudgins
Cc. B. Briggs
Harold H. Klopmeyer
Tucson Rapid Transit Company
Defense Family
Carry Service
Wallis Cleaning Service
E. Ninth St
Mae
Purity Biscuit CO
Dept
Salt Lake
Utah
U.S
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Public Records
Justice Court
Stone Ave
Ariz
Miner
Mesa Court
Marinello School of Beauty Culture
Chenault
Frozenpure Ice Cream Co
Mission Inn
E. Broadway
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