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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1940

Page

3

Water mains to be lowered after flood damage

Water department officials plan a 2500 project to lower the main gravity line bringing Santa Cruz basin water to Tucson. In late September work will shut nine wells briefly. two Ryland farm and northside wells will supply about 5 million gallons daily to meet a 5.5 million daily demand.

Tucson Santa Cruz Phil J. Martin, Jr Municipal Indian School Road Martin Ryland Farm Northside

30 Millions Set for Preliminary Army Camps

President Roosevelt allocates about 30 million dollars from a 100 million defense fund for early construction at camp sites for the first 400000 young men under pending conscription. Funds cover sewage and sanitary facilities and bar racks. site locations not disclosed.

Washington Roosevelt Congress War Department

Jones delays decision on commerce post after Labor Day

White House said Jesse H. Jones federal loan administrator would not say if he would accept the secretary of commerce role until after Labor Day. Jones is on vacation in Michigan and had been offered the cabinet post. Louis Johnson, tapped as under secretary of commerce, has resigned as Edward Noble’s replacement awaits word.

Washington White House Jesse H. Jones Jones Petoskey Mich

Dr Douglass to Attend Penn Bicentennial Conference

Distinguished American scientists will join the bicentennial conference of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia September 16 to 20. Dr A E Douglass, director emeritus of Steward Observatory and head of the university tree ring laboratory, will read a paper on Dendrochronology and Studies in Cyclics in the climatic cycles group led by Dr C G Abbott. The theme is Renewal Natural Resources in Relation to Conservation.

America University of Pennsylvania At Philadelphia A. E. Douglass Steward Observatory University Tree Ring Laboratory C. G. Abbott Smithsonian Institute University of Pennsylvania Douglass Abott Carnegie Institute Washington, D. C

Osborn Plans Evening Campaign Meetings Tonight

W W Burr announces a community meeting at 8 p m today at 1816 East Waverly street to discuss Osborn for Governor campaign plans. He also says Osborn workers and voters will meet Friday at 8 p m at the Roskruge Inn.

W. W. Burr Osborn-for-Governor Forces East Waverly Street Osborn Roskruge Inn

Enlistment Proclaimed By Acting Mayor Gambrell

Acting Mayor Gambrell issues a military enlistment period proclamation urging citizens and businesses to display recruiting posters and enroll in the U S armed forces He frames the move as preparedness not war and cites national defense and Monroe Doctrine concerns to justify action.

W. E. Gambrell Army Navy Marine Corps United States

Dr Hudson to Speak on Tax Free Homes at Lunch

Dr Phillip G Hudson, professor of economic sociology and business administration at the University of Arizona, will address Hirams club at tomorrow noon luncheon. His talk covers The Homestead Exemption Amendment and Its Relation to Other Initiative Measures.

Phillip G. Hudson University of Arizona Hirams Club Hudson

City briefs Major Wade Killen returns to Tucson

Major Wade Killen RE turned to Tucson Sunday from Alexandria Louisiana where he was at tending army maneuvers as a staff officer of the eighth corps. Charles Thomas Roten 717 East Sixth Street has been appointed a second lieutenant in the infantry reserve the local office announced today. Workers for F B Pacheco candidate for supervisor from district No 2 will meet tonight at 8 oclock at 131 West Congress several speakers will be presented.

Wade Killen Tucson Alexandria Eighth Corps Charles Thomas Roten East Sixth Street Infan F. B. Pacheco West Congress

Townsend Club No 12 Meeting Tonight at 522 North Second

Townsend Club No 12 will assemble at 522 North Second Avenue at 8 p.m. for the regular business meeting followed by a program of old time songs.

Temperatures Recorded at Mt Lemmon Summer Haven

Temperatures at Summer Haven atop Mt Lemmon yesterday showed a high of 69 degrees and a low of 50 degrees. The reading reflects a mild day with no extreme heat.

Summer Haven Mt. Lemmon

Jones for Governor Campaign Meeting Set at Ellison Home

Precinct 17 workers are scheduled to meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs A T Ellison 528 East Seventh Street the announcement said.

Precinct 17 A. T. Ellison East Seventh Street

Campaign call for precinct captains meeting

W L Knoyer county chairman of the Jones for Governor campaign issued a call for all precinct captains to meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in county headquarters 151 North Stone avenue. Progress of the campaign will be discussed.

W. L. Knoyer North Stone Avenue

Mining Firm Named in Damage Suit Over Creek Pollution

The American Smelting and Refining Company, operator of the Trench mine in the Patagonia mountains, is named defendant in a $100000 damage suit filed in United States district court. The Zinsmeister Ranch Company operates Circle 7 guest ranch near Patagonia and alleges waste water from Alum Gulch into Sonoita Creek fouled water used for livestock and irrigation. The suit claims mill tailings and sludge polluted the creek, forced new watering places, and damaged ranch property and animals. The plaintiff dates the drain of fall 1939 and July 3, 1940.

American Smelting and Refining Company Trench Patagonia United States District Court Zinsmeister Ranch Company Circle 7 Guest Sonoita Creek

Poles Shaped as Servants Warned by Nazi Leader

Berlin August 26 Nazi leader Arthur Greiser told the Hitler Youth in a nationwide broadcast that German settlers in the newly acquired eastern regions should regard Poles as servant people. He urged youth support for Germanization and called the eastern lands the soil of destiny.

Berlin Arthur Greiser Danzig Warthe River Hitler Youth Organization

Alien Registration Set This Week At Postoffice

Registration of aliens in the Tuc son post office district begins tomorrow and runs through December 26 under the federal alien registration law. A team led by Postmaster Harold Collins will fingerprint all aliens over 14 in room 401 of the federal building.

Tucson Civil Service Harold Collins Federal Building Collins Alien Registration Division Department of Justice

Lightning Kills Buckeye Resident on Verde Valley Farm

Lightning struck Claude Row a 17 year Buckeye resident while he and a companion pitched hay on a Cottonwood area farm in the Verde valley. The companion was knocked unconscious but survived. Row died. burial set for Cottonwood. Survivors include his wife and son.

Buckeye Claude Row Cottonwood Verde Valley Row Ron

Public Records Roundup of Partitions and Offenses

Superior Court presides over Nicolasa Valencia et al. vs Ricardo Castillo et al for partition of estate. Courts record reckless driving, vagrancy, disturbing the peace, and speeding cases with fines or short jail terms. Numerous marriage licenses issued for residents across Tucson, Corona and Patagonia regions with multiple ages and locales listed.

Superior Court William G. Hall Nicolasa Valencia Ricardo Castillo Justice Court Co W. Gardner R. L. Siqueiros George Crum W. C. Beal Bill Phillips Roberto Soto Robert Soto P. Mendoza Belle D. Hall Joe R. Vega Hilda Vidal Tucson Felipe Moreno Adelina Borboa Richard Bega Clara Melendrez Corona Calif Franz Stephen Linhart Mary Anne Frances Busby Patagonia Paul C. Lightle Globe Fern Vermillion Eugene L. Sierras Consuelo V. Free Charles W. Johnson Long Beach Mae J. Tracy Jose Lira Tiger, Ariz

Harry L Bennett, 18, Dies at Home in City

Harry Lee Bennett, 18, a student, died yesterday at his home 1910 East Miles Street. He leaves his mother and father Mr and Mrs Horton A Bennett and a sister Osada Bennett. Funeral services will be at Parker Mortuary chapel at 2 p m tomorrow, Rev C O Green officiating. Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery.

Harry Lee Bennett East Miles Street Horton A. Bennett Osada Bennett Parker Mortuary Rev C. O. Green Evergreen Cemetery

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