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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1940

Page

2

4 H Clubbers Welcomed at University Conclave

Charles A Pickrell director of the Arizona extension service welcomed 365 4 H tub boys and girls at the opening assembly of a three day state conclave at the University of Arizona Tucson. He noted enrollment has risen to 1 382 000 nationally and urged voluntary participation.

Charles A. Pickrell Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Pickrell Tucson Tetreau

Tucson Doctor Aide In Red Cross Hospital Plan

Dr John R Mote son of Mr and Mrs S W Mote of 225 North First Avenue Tucson assists Dr John A Gordon at Harvard study of wartime epidemics in London with American Red Cross. A 100 bed prefabricated hospital will be sent to England to operate it named American Red Cross Harvard hospital staffed by the Red Cross.

John R. Mote S. W. Mote North First Avenue Tucson John A. Gordon Harvard University American Red Cross London England James B. “Conant Norman H. Davis The American Red “Cross Harvard Hospital Red Cross

German Held Here for Investigation

Immigration authorities hold Jacob Feiering, 30, for investigation to determine if he violated U S immigration laws. Feiering says he is a native of Berlin and resident of Holland, a sailor en route to Los Angeles for work. Officers report he overstayed his visa. He is held in the county jail.

Jacob Feiering U. S Feiering Berlin Holland Los Angeles

Argentina Eyes Naval Buildup With Submarines Destroyers Plans

Argentina announces a naval expansion including two cruisers several submarines and destroyers and about 200 naval aircraft. The move signals a major upgrade of the country’s maritime forces and air arm under its defense program.

Argentina

Excess Profit Tax Measure Gets Approval

Washington urged excess profits tax and amortization bill gains unanimous support from the Ways and Means Committee after a late resolution of provisions. The measure would tax corporate excess profits 20 to 50 percent to curb war profiteering and allow five year deductions for defense expansion costs. It would also suspend prior 7 and 8 percent caps on profits in government orders for aircraft and warships. UN official estimates project about 300 million dollars in 1940 revenue versus 190 million under prior plans.

Washington House Ways

Time Extended for Civil Service Exams

The local civil service secretary announces extended filing time for metallurgical engineer and metallurgist exams. Arizona applicants may file until Sept. 16, forms available at the federal building and must reach Washington DC by that date. Extension due to insufficient eligibles. salaries range from 2000 to 3800 dollars yearly.

Civil Service Arizona Commison Washington, D. C

Mammoth Child Shot And Killed At Play

Eight year old Francisco Bravo was accidentally shot and killed on a ranch near Mammoth while he and his brother Gonzalo 11 were playing with a rifle. Deputy Kinsey says Gonzalo held the gun when it was fired and can’t give clear details of the accident occurred yesterday.

Mammoth T. C. Kinsey Francisco Bravo Here Gonzalo

Air Attacks Show No Clear Victory in Europe Battle

United Press expert notes London and Berlin raids are retaliatory and warning in nature. Both sides avoid full scale strikes on capitals, preferring sporadic, smaller attacks on ports and Midlands while denying offensive intent.

Hit And Run Driver Flees After Moonlight Collision Near Tucson

Miss Georgiana Ray, 32, of the Santa Rita hotel, suffered cuts and possible concussion after a head on crash on the Casa Grande highway 15 miles northwest of Tucson. The fleeing driver left the scene. deputies conducted an intensive search.

Casa Grande Highway Tucson Georgiana Ray Santa Rita Hotel Miss Ray Sheriff's Casa Grande Douglas Asche Great Necks N. Y John Green Gloversville

McFarland Backer to Talk on Radio

Tucson attorney Lee Garrett will speak at 12 15 p m Friday over KVOA for Judge E W McFarland the Democratic candidate for the U S senate William I Walsh a local businessman spoke today on a radio program for McFarland.

Lee Garrett Tucson KVOA E. W. McFarland U. S. Senate William I. Walsh McFarland

Britain Becomes Air Factories Break History Records

Lord Beaverbrook says Britain produced more aircraft last week than ever before in aviation history, signaling a new production peak. The article argues air offensives alone cannot win a war, noting Spain and China as precursors and noting German aviation setbacks in Britain.

Lord Beaverbrook Britain Germany Great Britain Spain China Hitler

Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Philip Shapiro

Mr and Mrs Philip Shapiro of 344 Knox Place Bronx announce the birth of a son on August 17. Mrs Shapiro lived in Tucson two years ago and was active in Roosevelt school PTA the American Legion auxiliary and the Toastmistress club.

Philip Shapiro Knox Place Bronx N. Y

Penn Mutual executives place high in July business

Arthur Mulvey and Willliam Wisdom, underwriters for Penn Mutual Life Insurance in Tucson, returned Monday from the West Coast conference at Tahoe Tavern Lake Tahoe. Mulvey and Wisdom ranked among the top three in July for amount of business written for their company.

Arthur Mulvey William Wisdom Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Tucson Tahoe Tavern Lake Tahoe Mulvey and Wisdom

Precinct 32 Meeting Led by Mrs Stockwell and Mrs Gregg

Mrs J W Stockwell and Mrs Victor Gregg will lead a Precinct 32 meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m. in the Jones for Governor campaign session at Maple Boulevard and Fort Lowell Road.

J. W. Stockwell Victor Gregg Maple Boulevard Fort Lowell Road

Rabbit association meeting and meat handling talk

The Southern Arizona Rabbit association meets tomorrow evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Olds on Roger Road. Mr Morningstar of the Safe Way Market will speak on Care in Handling Rabbit Meat.

Southern Arizona Rabbit Association Harry Olds Roger Road Morningstar Safeway Market

Temperatures At Summerhaven On Mt Lemmon

Temperatures at Summerhaven atop Mt Lemmon yesterday reached a maximum of 68 degrees with a missing minimum report. The fragment notes the chilly elevated site but lacks full data for the day.

Osborn-for-Governor Workers Schedule Meetings

A special Osborn for Governor workers meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in superior court room No 1 with reports by precinct workers and Evo De Concini as speaker. On Thursday at 8 p m precinct No 6 workers gather at Mary Nardelli home 2401 North Stone for speeches and refreshments.

Superior Court Room No. 1 Evo de Concini Mary Nardelli North Stone

Catalina fire guards removed after safer conditions

The last two fire guards were withdrawn from the Catalina ranger station after showers reduced fire risk. If danger returns they will report back, says Fred Winn, Coronado National Forest supervisor. Catalina range notes scant rainfall in some areas and floods in others with at least 27 fires reported this year. two near the divide by Redington road were extinguished before timber damage. The removed guards are James and Francis Knagge.

Catalina Mountains E. L. MecPhaul Fred Winn Coronado National Forest Catalina Range Winn Divide Redington Road James Francis Knagge

Three Juveniles Run Up Fifteen Dollar Spree

In New Britain Connecticut three youths a boy and a girl plus another boy ran through Stanley Charamut s fifteen dollar cash drawer spending on steak dinners ice cream magazines and three movies before police caught them.

New Britain, Conn Stanley Charamut Charamut

Nazi Bombers Hit London Area Airfield in Low Flight

Berlin reports a squadron of new Dorniers raided England flying inches above ground to evade fire. Seven hangars and a barracks at an air drome near London were destroyed, seven British fighters shot down, and a German captain killed with many others wounded.

Berlin England London

Hearing on Rezoning Pleas Scheduled Tomorrow

The municipal board of adjustment will hold a hearing at 10:30 on two rezoning petitions. William Trowbridge seeks to change East Sixth Street and North Campbell Avenue land from residence to business. A second petition requests rezoning East Speedway between North Third and North Fourth avenues from A residence to B residence.

Municipal Board of Adjustment East Sixth Street North Campbell Avenue William Trowbridge East Speedway Etween North Third North Fourth Avenues

McNary Acceptance Address Attracts Mass of Salem Crowd

Salem Oregon braces for Charles L. McNary as he accepts the vice presidential nomination. Up to 80 000 people flood Salem with trains and autos while Fir Cone rests the candidate and plans meetings with party leaders before the 5 30 p m program at the state fairgrounds. The acceptance speech airs on three networks from 6 p m MST.

Salem Ore Oregon Charles L. McNary Fir Cone McNary Joseph Martin Harold Stassen Minnesota State Fairgrounds Fairgrounds

Cananea Strike Terms To Be Investigated In Hermosillo

Officials of Consolidated Cananea Copper, miners unions, and state officials await Augstin Arroyo Ch. in Hermosillo to inspect the terms of yesterday's agreement. A plan reportedly proposes back wages paid 40 percent by federal and state governments each, copper company to cover the remainder, with Arroyo Ch. due today.

Kiesselbach Arroyo

Two Held For Trial On Burglary Charges

Jack McNary and Billy Baker were bound over to superior court on burglary charges for breaking into the J. Knox Corbett Lumber and Hardware company office on August 18. Bond set at 2500 each after their arrest by Police Captain Roy G. Robinson as they left town on a freight train. Police recovered property tied to a series of local burglaries.

Jack McNary Billy Baker J. Knox Corbett Lumber and Hardware Company Justice Court Corbett Roy G. Robinson

Estate and Guardianship and Divorce Notices

Superior Court presiding orders admit will to probate in the Thomas N. Willis estate. Emily Ann Farmer seeks divorce from William Farmer Jr. in a separate action. A petition to appoint a guardian for Ruth Fehr, a minor, is noted.

Thomas N. Willis Emily Ann Farmer William Farmer, Jr Ruth Fehr

Justice Court docket with petty offenses and trials

Judge W Gardner presides as Jack McNary Billy Baker Cullen Armstrong face simple battery in court. James Weichert charged with reckless driving fined 30 dollars or 30 days. Maria Coronado booked for disturbing the peace with trial set for August 30.

Justice Court Co W. Gardner Jack McNary Billy Baker Cullen Armstrong James Weichert Maria Coronado

Gardner Presides in Police Court Case

George Robinson faces vagrancy charges before Judge C. W. Gardner. He is offered a choice between a $15 fine or 15 days in jail.

C. W. Gardner George Robinson

Marriage Licenses and Odd Oyster Mouse Trap Tale

Mrs Bella D Hall and Frank Rossini both of Tucson listed for marriage license. Albert G Vargara and Delia L Rendon, both of Tucson. Robert E Celaya and Matilde A Ward, both of Tucson. Fishermen of Eire allegedly use live oysters to catch live mice by placing them in shells that trap any mouse that probes inside.

Bella D. Hall Frank Rossini Bertha Rueda Tucson Albert G. Vargara Delia L. Rendon Robert E. Celaya Tiger, Ariz Matilde A. Ward Eire

Old Age Insurance Costs Only One-Cent-a-Day

The National Protective Insurance Co offers an age restricted old age accident policy for ages 70 to 90 with hospital and general coverage. Benefits up to 3000 dollars, 150 dollars monthly, plus cash for fractures and dislocations. Annual cost 3.65 dollars. free inspection and 30 days insurance with request.

National Protective Insurance Co Pickwick Kansas City

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United States Union Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Gilahall Alfred Atkinson Old Main Lichterfelde Hasenheide United Press C.S. Hammond & Co House Committee J. W. T. Mason Casa Grande Road Catalina Gop Son Cananea Ting Moody Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Firestone Auto Supply & Service Store Public Records Superior Court William G. Hall Old Age Insurance Reelec Mercer Johnson Jerome P Jerry” Martin Echols E. L Thomas H. Adams—Dist C. L Doc” McKee—Dist Charles Pat” Patterson Organized Labor Hubert H. d’Autremont D. C. Arnold Edwin van Doren P. H. Ross Edward E. Robb Legionnaire Robert W. Harrison Amer. Legion W.F.W Fernando Pacheco Charles Pezzullo C. W Jack) Gardner
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