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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1941

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Soviet and British Forces Move Into Iran to Oust German Agents

Moscow reports joint Soviet British operations enter Iran to block Nazi influence and protect oil routes. Molotov says action defends the USSR, not Iran, under the 1921 treaty. Iran warned repeatedly as German agents planned an assault on Caucasus oil fields. Baltic fleet sinks two German transports, forces others to beach.

Moscow U.P Soviet Union Great Britain Iran Russia United States British Empire Great Caucasus Cairo Yunis Bargi Berlin U.S.S.R Iraq Persian Gulf Ukraine Caucasus Wavell Simla Archibald P. Wavell India Britain

Russians claim major counterattacks and Baltic shipping losses

Soviet reports say Red Army counterattacks with heavy tanks infantry and cavalry struck German and Romanian forces. Two German troop transports sunk along with an escort destroyer. one transport firebombed and another grounded. Leningrad sector fighting and Dnieper bridgehead actions also noted with weather hindering operations.

Moscow Red Army Baltic Sea Leningrad Gomel Red Russia Black Sea Odessa Ukraine Dnieper River Soviet Bureau of Information Kakisami Novgorod Dnieperopetrovsk Kakisalmi Karelian Izvestia

Fair Commission seeks voiding of Houssels lease for horse racing

Arizona state fair commission files in superior court to void J. K. Houssels Las Vegas lease for horse racing on the state fair grounds from Jan 20 to April 1 1942. Commission says financial terms were inadequate and higher offers existed from other parties. Phoenix Junior Chamber offer of 1000 for four rodeo days conflicts with current lease.

Phoenix State Fair Commission J. K. Houssels Las Vegas Nev Houssels Fair Commission Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce Fairgrounds

Baseball scores from early games across leagues

In the American League first game Washington edged St Louis 3 12 1 to 6 11 0 with Anderson Masterson Carrasquel Evans and Earley contributing. New York lost 1 11 to Chicago 6 6 0 highlighted by Russo Silvestri Smith and Tresh. Boston at Cleveland night game and National League games rained out.

Washington St. Louis Anderson Masterson Carrasquel Evans Earley Harris McKain Swift New York Chicago Russo Silvestri Smith Tresh Boston Cleveland

Churchill Warns Japan as Axis Threat grows

London broadcast quotes Prime Minister Churchill urging Japan to halt military expansion. He pledges Britain to stand with the United States if Pacific peace efforts fail and touts the Atlantic charter as a pledge to destroy Nazi tyranny. He notes Nazi advances in Russia and predicts U S action if Germany defeats Russia and Britain.

London Churchill Japan Great Britain United States Pacific Roosevelt Europe Soviet Russia Russia U. S Germany Britain

Hershey Seeks Jobs for Free Draftees by Christmas

Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey urged local draft boards to place 200000 soldiers awaiting release in civilian work before Christmas. He called re employment a legal right and moral duty under the Burke Wadsworth act and said Sept 1 marks the start of releases.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Hershey Army

Senate Group Votes To Cut Tax Exemption

The Senate Finance Committee voted to broaden the income tax base by lowering exemptions from 2000 to 1500 for married couples and 800 to 750 for single individuals. The move would bring 6 million more people under the tax and raise 300 to 350 million dollars in federal revenue. Townsend Plan backers seek support to add a minimum 30 monthly for seniors, while others propose a flat 20 to 30 payment and a 5 percent gross tax on wages and business transactions.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Clark D-Mo Townsend White House Senate Downey D-Calif Roosevelt Pepper D-Fla Treasury Senate Pension Committee Francis E. Townsend Finance Committee

Physicians From Two Nations to Meet in Tucson

Mexican and American doctors will gather in Tucson on Oct. 12 to discuss health problems in border emergencies. Delegations from Sonora Lower California and Chihuahua join California Arizona New Mexico and Texas physicians. The International Border Committee for Medical Preparedness in Defense was formed by 25 physicians under Dr. F. E. Toomey of San Diego.

Calexico Cal U.P Mexico United States Tucson Ariz Sonora Lower California Chihuahua California Arizona New Mexico Texas International Border Committee For American Medical Association F. E. Toomey San Diego

Churchill warns of danger to America over Japan

Washington August 25 Winston Churchill signaled the risk of U S Japan clash surpassing the Britain Japan threat He pledged Britain would back the United States if the Orient showdown comes and cited Singapore and the Philippines as immediate flashpoints The commentary noted administration supporters saw a clear warning to Japan

Washington Winston Churchill Far East United States Japan Britain Churchill Atlantic Roosevelt Administration Singapore Philippines Asia

Mexico Seeks To Impress American Tourists

Mexico City August 25 Interior department circular asks Mexican cities and towns to emphasize cleanliness and other qualities to impress American tourists. Special vigilance urged to avoid overcharging in hotels stores and restaurants.

Mexico City Interior Department

Navy rules 3000 return to ship yards at Kearny

Three thousand workers return to the Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock plant in Kearny New Jersey under Navy control. The CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union voted to end its strike after Roosevelt ordered Navy takeover and will seek a maintenance of dues clause. An AFL streetcar and bus strike also ended with a vote pending on union representation.

Navy Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company Kearny N. J National Mediation Board AFL Detroit Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and CIO State County

Thirteen British Ships Reach Lisbon After U Boat Attack

Lisbon reports thirteen British merchant ships from a convoy attacked off the Spanish coast arrived safely. A total of seven freighters and the destroyer Eskimo were sunk, survivors say the convoy started with twenty ships, counter to German claims of twenty one sunk.

Lisbon Portugal

Phoenix Jaycees to pay fair grounds for rodeo event

Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce will pay the state fair commission 250 dollars per day next February 12 15 for use of the fair grounds to host its annual Worlds Championship Rodeo, Zach Addington chairman reported today.

Phoenix Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce State Fair Commission Zach Addington

Iran invasion vital to allies says Mackenzie

Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Anglo Russian expedition to Iran is a pivotal Allied move aimed at preventing Persia from becoming a Nazi base. He cites Hitler’s drive toward the Caucasus and possible strikes on Turkey and India, stressing Persia's oil and strategic value for aid to the Soviet and supplies to Britain.

Dewitt MacKenzie Iran Persia Ukraine Caucasus Britain Hitler Turkey Fuehrer Russia Persian Gulf Baltic Black Seas Vladivostok India Middle East Egypt Suez Canal

Nazi Iran aide pledge reported by German sources

German sources say the Nazi minister to Iran promised aid against Britain and Russia if Iran resisted for a month. The minister allegedly conferred with the Shah in Tehran for three hours, but official confirmation was lacking.

Istanbul U.P Iran Britain Russia Tehran

50 Cents A Day Pay Boost Given Miners In State

Wage increases announced by Arizona’s major copper producers will raise pay by 50 cents a day for over 10 000 mine and smelter workers. About 7 500 at Phelps Dodge 1 400 at Inspiration Consolidated 1 350 at Miami Copper and others will benefit. The raise is in response to the national situation and is temporary.

Arizona Phelps Dodge Corporation Miami Copper Company Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company International Smelter Magma Copper Company of Superior Phelps Dodge Inspiration Consolidated Cairo Ide London Bandar Shahpur Persian Gulf

NLRB Orders Vote Of P D Smelter Men At Douglas Ariz

The NLRB directs elections among Copper Queen smelter division workers in Douglas Arizona. Groups include power house operators machinists pipefitters steamfitters plumbers boilermakers welders and helpers and general production and maintenance staff to choose between AFL and CIO representation.

NLRB P. D. Smelter Washington National Labor Relations Board Copper Queen Phelps Dodge Corporation Douglas, Ariz International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFS International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers CIO International Association of Machinists AFL United Association of Journeyman United States Canada CIO Union International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Smelter Workers Union

Arizona Officials Seek Federal Road Funds for Kingman–Davis Dam Route

Arizona highway officials led by J. M. Procter Chairman Loren Cress and W. R. Hutchins State Engineer traveled to Washington D C to pursue federal funds for a road linking Kingman to the Davis dam site on the Colorado River. Governor Osborn authorized the trip with aims to establish dam construction headquarters in Arizona.

Phoenix J. M. Procter State Highway Commission Loren Cress W. R. Hutchins Washington, D. C Kingman Davis Dam Colorado River Osborn Arizona

Fourteen Fort Huachuca Officers to Philippine Department

Fourteen officers from the 25th and 368th infantry regiments at Fort Huachuca will be assigned to the Philippine department next month. The group includes Captains Roy J. Stanfill Arthur H. Walker Halbert E. Woodruff Cameron S. Starnes Jr. and Lieutenants David T. Carter Jr Manuel J. Fisher William N. Foster Charles R. Sparks Lyles Glenn Hardin David M. Kirk Steve E. Maspero Felix N. Porter Marion G. Sharp and Alvin C. Hadley.

Fort Huachuca Philippine Department War Department Roy J. Stanfill Arthur H. Walker Halbert E. Woodruff 25Th Infantry Cameron S. Starnes, Jr David T. Carter, Jr Manuel J. Fisher William N. Foster Charles R. Sparks Lyles Glenn Hardin David M. Kirk Steve E. Maspero Felix N. Porter Marion G. Sharp Alvin C. Hadley

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Viacheslav Molotov Mahammed Saed Molotov Francis Biddle Justice Department Biddle Robert H. Jackson Supreme Court Charles Fahy Defense Committee Africa Syria England America Federal Associated Press Phoenix Jaycees Oilrich Caspian Sea Ankara Caucasian Baluchistan Douglas
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