Price Lids Off Canned Soups Move Under OPA Decontrol
Washington Aug 27 Industry rush to escape OPA ceilings gains momentum as the decontrol division chief says he has nearly 1,000 inquiries and 300 informal applications from various manufacturers. OPA meanwhile ripped price lids from canned soups as ceilings for other items are reimposed in a staged plan guided by the independent decontrol board.
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Washington
John Bulkley
Price Agency
OPA
Decontrol Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Bulkley
Pair Beginning 5 Month Terms for Simple Battery
Jewell Stephens Jr Leon Stephens start five month sentences in county jail after Judge John D Lyons Jr imposed the terms in superior court. Jewell Stephens father was fined 200 dollars as the three men were convicted last week of simple battery for the July 4 assault on Michael B Hodges Arizona industrial commission official. Oolin Dodd asked revocation of Jewell Jr s probation claiming the battery conviction violated probation terms. Young Stephens was found guilty March 22 of burglary at the LeCave store and given a three year probation. Judge Lyons to decide on probation revocation Monday.
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Jewell Stephens, Jr
Leon Stephens
John D. Lyons
Jewell Stephens
Michael B. Hodges
Arizona Industrial Commission
Oolin Dodd
Young Stephens
LeCave
South Sixth Avenue
Lyons
Compliance Is No Answer To Issue
Opinion piece argues Tito's Yugoslavia bears responsibility for shooting down an unarmed American transport, asserting a Moscow link and demanding a firm US response to deter further aggression. It warns that appeasement risks wider war and urges decisive action to safeguard citizens and allies.
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David Lawrence Washington
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
United States
Washington
America
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Department of State
Europe
Tito
Balkans
United Nations
Hitler
Rhineland
Police Clear Double Theft In Tucson Case
Rueben Silvas awoke in SP park and saw two men stealing his belt. Police traced a prior Coronado hotel theft of 33.55 dollars from a sleeping night clerk. Suspects Chandler and Harton were jailed and fined for petit larceny after admitting the crimes.
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Rueben Silvas
SP Park
Coronado
Silvas
Superior
Coronado Hotel
Henry Wood World War I Reporter Dies at 68
Henry Wood, 68, noted World War I war correspondent and former United Press manager in three European capitals, died after a long illness in San Francisco.
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Henry Wood
San Francisco
United Press
Beekeeper Hatfield Plans National Marketing of Bee-Based Meds
East Pastime Park Road resident Landy B. Hatfield has developed several bee by product medications over 15 years in Louisiana New Mexico and Arizona to treat hay fever asthma dysentery bronchitis and diabetes. In Tucson he operates a lab assisted by registered pharmacist A A Martin and offers apiphene melitrose apitrene resapene and melitol along with honey and florists root-growth chemical.
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Landy B. Hatfield
East Pastime Park Road
Louisiana
Hatfield
Red Rock
N. M
Tucson
New Mexico
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Arizona
A. A. Martin
Tires From War Assets Offered Here In September
Automobile and motorcycle tires will be sold here in September from war assets surplus property. The local War Assets Administration office in the Chamber of Commerce building is authorized to accept applications. E. B. Murphy, certification officer, announced that veterans may apply for a limited amount for personal use and established retailers may apply for maximum quantities for resale.
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War Assets
The
War Assets Administration
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Murphy
Murphy
Neglecting Accident Report Leads to City Fine
Vidal Benitez of 402 West 26th Street was fined $60 or 30 days in the city jail for failing to report an accident and leaving the scene. Dora Soza of 1121 West Delaware Street sustained a fractured skull in the Sunday morning incident as authorities investigated the hit and run.
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Vidal Benitez
West 26Th Street
Benitez
Dora 'Soza
Delaware Street
Driver Fined 100 and 15 Days for Reckless Driving
Arturo Molino, 32, of 2923 South Eighth Avenue, fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail after being found guilty of reckless driving by Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner. Molino arrested Aug 10 by Walter Sheets after swerving across roads while allegedly intoxicated. Sheets testified Molino weaved from 38th Street to South Sixth Avenue. Ford, 18, SP section hand, waived preliminary in jewelry burglary case and bound over to Superior Court. bond set at 2000 dollars.
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Arturo Molino
South Eighth Avenue
C. W. Gardner
Justice of the Peace Court
Molino
Walter Sheets
Highway Patrol
Sheets
South Sixth Avenue
38Th Street
J Road
George Calvin Ford
Pitts
Superior
Gardner
Ford
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Oscar
Texaco
Congress & Main
Truman
H. V. Halladay
E. Congress
Real Family Group
Regular Army
U.s.army
Tucson, Ariz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Moore’s Bookkeeping Service
Fourth Ave
Lee Morris Chandler
Fort Worth
Albert Harton
Phoenix
Harton
Chandler
Pennsylvania
M. A. Wuerschmidt
Optometrist
E. Broadway
S. SixTh Ave
Beekeeper’s
U. S
Ltypes & Py
GOR Ae Ee Pipe
Tucson Game Protective Association
Sharp Place
Roserage
6Th St. Bet
Chas, Mehuis
Arizona Wildlife Magazine
John T. Knagge
Tan
ED Tan
B.V.D
Ruggers Harmony
Crown Test
Steinfelds
Ceattsman
GiRoLes
Boer Gore
W.S. Lackner
N. Stome
Pioneer Hotel
Derby
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