Non-College Air Courses Out for Arizona First Semester
CAA officials ban non college pilot training in Arizona for the first semester of the next school year. College phase courses may be held in Tucson and Phoenix later, with registration tied to regular university enrollment on September 13. Ground school has been completed at Globe and nine of ten students are flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAA
Arizona
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
University of Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
Butler
Deal Butler
Globe
Douglas
Yuma
Dean Butler
M. L. Thornburg
P. M. Thornburg
J. C. Park
A. L. Mortenson
H. M. Fitch
Gid Jones
Russians Continue Advance Against German Forces
Russians reported driving back a German division with heavy losses as 135 lighter tanks led the assault and broke through to continue the push noted on page one.
Soviet Tanks Destroyed in German Counterattacks Near Central Front
Berlin reports 123 Soviet tanks were destroyed in eight assaults over three days as German forces push on multiple fronts. German brief notes say a single infantry regiment repelled attacks near one sector, while armored cars exploited weakened Soviet lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Odessa
Tallinn
Leningrad
Kiev
Gomel
Moscow
Semeon Timoshenko
Germany
Ukraine
Smolensk
DNB
Pension Riders Targeted as Revenue Bill Debate Intensifies
Chairman George of the finance group said he did not want to tack a pension rider onto the pending revenue bill. Reporters noted pension advocates would push the issue to the floor if the finance committee fails to adopt their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
D-Ga
Finance Group
Tucson Air Base to be Beautified with 10000 Trees
Phoenix August 25 the Tucson air base will be beautified by planting 10000 trees. A convoy of 20 trucks collected the saplings during the weekend from the state highway department nursery near Glendale. State highway patrolmen escorted the trucks carrying trees from the Salt River valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tucson
State Highway Department
Glendale
Salt River Valley
Germany Asserts Iran Move Is Assault On Small Nation
Berlin authorities denounced the British Russian march into Iran as an assault on a small nation and blamed Britain for handing over another country to Bolshevism. They questioned any German steps in response and noted Britain and Russia inflated fears over German presence in Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Iran
Britain
Germany
London
Turkey
Baltic States
Finland
Russia
Churchill urges U S role in fighting Nazi threat
Churchill warns that Nazi plans target all nations including the United States and urges active American participation with Britain. Taft calls Churchill an emotional orator and questions presidential power to pledge U S entry without Congress.
Reemployment Committees Formed for Returning Draftees
Selective Service directs each local board to designate a re employment committeeman to aid returning soldiers and employers. The committeeman checks if the soldier’s old job remains open and forwards military and civilian records to the state employment office. If rehire fails, the committeeman seeks placement through chambers of commerce boards of trade civic clubs American Legion labor unions and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Hershey
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Civic Clubs
The
American Legion
Labor Unions
Churchill Attacks Japan and Outlines Allied Aims
In a fiery statement, Churchill warns Japan’s reach into China and Southeast Asia must be stopped. He cites U S patience for a peaceful settlement but vows to side with the United States if talks fail. He compares wartime Allied aims with Roosevelt and stresses disarming guilty nations while guarding own security. He notes two key differences in the eight point declaration, including acceptance of some German trade and avoiding mass impoverishment of any nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
United States
Churchill
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Copper Miners Get Second Wage Increase This Year
Phelps Dodge in Arizona raises wages again citing cost of living. The raise adds about 100000 dollars monthly to payroll and 2500000 dollars yearly for miners and smelter workers. Copper miners now average roughly 6.50 dollars per day with overtime pay. The new high scale begins September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison M. Lavender
Phelps Dodge Properties
Arizona
Lavender
Phelps Dodge
Spider Bite Victim Improves At St Marys Hospital
Harry Lively, 1815 Richey boulevard, was bitten by a Black Widow Friday at Fort Huachuca and admitted to St Marys hospital Saturday noon. Attaches report he is progressing favorably as doctors monitor his leg and symptoms after his return to Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lively
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fort Huachuca
Lively
Richey Boulevard
Fort
Tucson
City still undecided on personnel director selection
The city civil service commission has not named a new personnel director after a Sunday meeting. Routine matters were discussed as examinations for the post were held recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Civil Service Commission
Free medical booklet on piles and colon disorders
Excelsior Springs clinic offers a free 122 page booklet on piles fistula and colon ailments. Request by postcard to McCleary Clinic E 814 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Public Records Filed In Various Civil Actions
A list of civil filings includes English Butane corp vs Three R Mines inc breach of contract. Luis Garcia et al vs D W and G L Sumrall wrongful writ of attachment. Virginia La Follette vs Charles Lawrence La Follette divorce. Cummings Bullet Murphy and J M Murphy vs Beechnut Packing company damages. Harry G Wilson vs Zeb V Wil son divorce. Joe J Deshazer vs Viola Deshazer divorce. Bernabe Robles vs Southern Pa company Capitol Tank Lines motion to strike. Frank Castro Juan Madero vs Southern Pacific company Capitol Tank Lines motion to strike. Lula Heidel Hayward vs Joe W Tang trial set Sept 8. Concha Peralta Acton vs Fred Lopez trial set Oct 16. Tom K Richey et al vs city of Tucson motions to strike and for bill of particulars denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Butane Corporation
Three R. Mines, Inc
Luis Garcia
City of Tucson
Reckless Driving Complaints Filed For Local Individuals
Joe Cone faced a reckless driving complaint. Frank Siqueros and Joe Contreras are also listed with reckless driving charges in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cone
Frank Siqueros
Joe Contreras
Marital Pairs Listed Across Several Cities
A list of multiple couples and partners with ages and cities, including Los Angeles Tucson Phoenix Dallas and Denver, shows paired individuals such as Richardo Pingarron and Soledad Lopez both 37 in Los Angeles and Tucson pairs like Edward Dominguez 21 and Eva Lopez 18 in Tucson. Additional entries include Paul Robert 22 with Barbara Ley 19 in Phoenix and others across Arizona and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardo Pingarron
Los Angeles
Soledad Lopez
Tucson
Edward B. Dominguez
Eva A. Lopez
Paul Robert
Phoenix
Barbara Jean Ley
Iva Ray Cox
Tiger
Clara Bell Robbings
Dallas
Higgins Taylor
Fay E. Lewis
Ralph Cristy
Delma Lee Woodall
Archie L. Jones
Hollis
Sally) Gordon
Eugene Martinez
Lupe Hall
Martin Martell
Olga Verdugo
Lynn H. Russell
Estelle A. Tilson
Robert Munn
Glendale
Calif
Beth Westover
James W. Coursey
Elena Wilson
Denver
Local Court Dockets Highlight Multiple Offenses
Glenn L Sherrill faces reckless driving with a $50 bond forfeited. Nettie Davis is fined $50 and 30 days for prostitution. Thelma Shepherd fined $50 and 30 days for prostitution. Roosevelt Walker vagrancy continued to Aug 26. Steve Mendez reckless driving $30 or 30 days. C E Rushin reckless driving. Priscilla Hardy soliciting sentence suspended. Robert Green petit larceny $25 or 25 days. Della Hardage vagrancy continued to Aug 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn L. Sherrill
Nettie Davis
Thelma Shepherd
Roosevelt Walker
Steve Mendez
C. E. Rushin
Priscilla Hardy
Robert Green
Della Hardage
Doctors organize regional aid network for emergency care
Doctors from Somerton, Yuma, Phoenix and Mexicali form a regional health unit plan along the Colorado River. An air ambulance corps is to be established. Coordinators from Tijuana and San Diego will coordinate evacuation and care of women and children during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomey
A. I. Podalsky
Somerton
Ariz
W. C. Cain
Yuma
Colorado River
L. D. Beck
Phoenix
Mario Flores
Mexicali
Mexico
Daniel Hidalgo
Adolfo Torres Lara
Tijuana
S. J. McClendon
San Diego
FHA Building in Arizona Is Down
Washington reports Arizona was one of ten states failing to increase FHA insured home building in the first half of 1941. Arizona shows $1,379,600 business and a 6.35 percent decrease from 1940, as nationwide FHA activity totals $382,154,400, up $62,223,179. Kentucky led with a 77.88 percent gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Federal Housing Administration
Kentucky
Churchill hints at talks easing Far East crisis
The article discusses Allied occupation plans for Persia and suggests Britain and the United States may avoid war through negotiations with Japan. Churchill references talks with Washington and Tokyo, noting the possibility of avoiding force if diplomacy succeeds and that Nomura believes the conflict can be bridged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Japan
United States
Britain
Britain weighs Iran strategy as war shifts balance
British planners in Persian Gulf and Iraq debate how to respond to Iran and Soviet movements last winter. Diplomats in Teheran seek to show Iranians the futility of fighting both Britain and Russia while Admiral Arbuthnot leads naval options against Bushire and Bandar Abbas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioya
Sir Reading Bullard
Teheran
Iran
Basra
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Britain
Gulf
Bushire
Bandar Abbas
Geoffrey Arbuthnot
Baluchistan
Persian
Armenia
Caspian Sea
Tabriz
Caucasian
Bandar Shapur
East Indies Trade Roots Traced to 300 B.C.
The article notes that spices such as nutmeg and cloves from the East Indies fueled early trade networks as far back as 300 B.C. It highlights the long history of spice commerce driving exploration and exchange among ancient civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
B.C
Flores death ruled accidental after fall into irrigation ditch
Mary Flores aged 19 was found dead in the Flowing Wells district irrigation ditch near West Simpson Street. Detective Herron said she accidentally fell from the bank while with friends. a reportedly stolen bicycle was found tangled in the water. The incident is dated to around midnight August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Flores
West Simpson Street
James Herron
Flowing Wells Irrigation District
Herron
Bundles for Britain Rummage Sale Raises 271
The Tucson chapter raised 271.06 at its anniversary rummage sale held at the high school cafeteria. Proceeds go to the Royal Northern Hospital in London. Other sales added 252.41 from booths and 18.65 from emblems. Unsold items go to Salvation Army and Arizona Children's Home. Sandwiches were donated to city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Bundles For
Britain
Royal Northern Hospital
London
Salvation Army
Arizona Children’s Home
Industrial audit to begin in Arizona this week
Arizona state officials announce the annual audit of the Arizona industrial commission records will start this week and take about two months. State Auditor Ann Frohmiller notes the audit was shifted from private firms after Governor Osborn refused to approve a $3,000 expenditure for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Industrial Commission
Ann Frohmiller
Soap Adopts Wider Public Use Late in Nineteenth Century
The article notes soap did not gain general usage until late in the 1800s. It discusses gradual adoption, consumer awareness, and broader availability that followed industrial development and marketing efforts.
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Easy Fat Loss At Home
An advertisement touts a home lemon juice and Ayds mix as a simple fat loss method. It promises rapid, drug free weight reduction with a cheap, trial sized kit and money back guarantee. Orders claimed to be delivered promptly by drug stores.
AFL CIO unions settle dispute over bargaining election
A jurisdictional clash in seven Great Lakes yards of American Shipbuilding was resolved as AFL and CIO unions agreed to a bargaining election. The AFL had threatened to halt production on defense orders worth 25 million dollars to gain sole bargaining rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
American Shipbuilding Company
AFL
CIO
Sons of Legion Win High Honors in Prescott
In Prescott at the American Legion state convention Morgan McDermott post Sons of the Legion corps earned top honors. The SAL drum and bugle corps scored 93 points, besting the adult Douglas corps at 92.8. The Tucson youths received the department achievement trophy and the rifle team also claimed championship honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Prescott
Sons of the Legion Corps
Morgan McDermott
R. M. Riddell
Douglas
SAL
Legion
Tucson
Cattlemen and goatmen clash over grazing land near Tucson
Luis Garcia files wrongful attachment suit claiming $1,650 damages as cattlemen the Garcias and Sumralls goatmen renew dispute over grazing rights 40 miles north of Tucson. He argues a writ issued Jan 18 1941 prevented sale of livestock at profit amid high prices while Judge Hall had given Garcias 15 days to comply with a prior injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcias
Tucson
Luis Garcia
William G. Hall
Huachuca To Get Red Cross Plant
Fort Huachuca Arizona will be one of 62 Army posts to receive a Red Cross office and headquarters. The total project cost is set at 1 250 000 dollars with no individual outlay disclosed. Norman H. Davis said the program will improve liaison between military and civilian populations. Army officials will advise on construction and location of the facilities including offices living quarters and reception rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
The
Flush Kidneys Of Poisons And Stop Getting Up Nights
Thousands of men and women wonder why backache lingers and nightly urination disrupts rest. The ad suggests kidney and bladder may need attention now to prevent serious trouble from minor symptoms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tucson Air Base
Far East
U. S
Churchill Grent
Taft
Ohio
England
Congress
Riser
Third Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Public Records
Superior Court
Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Belle D. Hall
Paul Cella
Dr. Toomey
FHA
Baltimore
Tokyo
Admiral Nomura
America
Flores
Dept. & Drug Stores
Adv
Navy
Sons OF Legion
Huachuca
Mono Shoe Shop
William T.lews
Haarlem
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Depot
Heywood Wakefield
Grandona
Decker
Custom Studios, Inc
Broadway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!