Sugar supply worries unfounded say Pacific coast officials
A C H Sugar company representative reassures there is no sugar shortage or sharp price rise for Pacific coast, Middle West, and nationwide markets. Louis Campiglia cites surplus beet and cane sugar in California Oregon and Washington and says Western dealers have ample stocks at current prices despite talks of Atlantic shortages.
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Pacific Coast
Middle Western
Louis Campiglia
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Campiglia
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration, Control and Supply
Atlantic Coast
U. H. Company
Poet Of Navy Visits Tucson
Former University of Arizona student Robert Plant Armstrong a hospital corpsman in the U S Navy visited Tucson at Dr. Josie M. Trinkle's home. Armstrong read a letter of appreciation to Niko Sokoloff and the San Diego Symphony during a Ford Bowl concert and his opera appeared on the program. Warren A Crenshawy of Honolulu also visited. They stay in Tucson until mid week.
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Josie M. Trinkle
East Speedway
University of Arizona
Robert Plant Armstrong
United States Navy
San Diego
Armstrong
San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association
Alec Templeton
Niko Sokoloff
Sokoloff
Youth Shoots Self Playing With Gun
Manuel V. Martinez eighteen of 826 North Anita Street shot himself in the calf of the right leg with a loaded .22 rifle while on the Santa Cruz river bottom near Mission road and West Congress street yesterday afternoon about 3 15. Sheriff officers arrived by 3 20 and Dr. F W Allen treated the wound. Undersheriff Herb Wood took Martinez to the hospital arriving at 3 55 with Refugio A Mixton and two girls present. Martinez replied ouch when asked what happened.
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Manuel V. Martinez
North Anita Street
Santa Cruz
Mission Road
West Congress Street
F. W. Allen
Herb Wood
Martinez
Refugio A. Mixton
Colorado Street
Helen Aguilar
Arora Cruz
G-Men and Nebraska Lawyer Target Cattle Rustlers
Washington dispatch notes J Edgar Hoover and Wendell Berge tasked to enforce the national cattle theft act, sponsored by Senator McCarran and signed by President Roosevelt. The law imposes a 5000 dollar fine and up to five years’ imprisonment for handling stolen cattle in interstate commerce.
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G-men
Nebraska
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wendell Berge
Lincoln
Neb
McCarran
D-Ney
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Benson Rodeo Promises Big Time For All
Benson's two day rodeo opens tomorrow at 1 30 pm with a matched team roping duel on three steers for 200 dollars. Labor day events include a parade and noon barbecue at the rodeo grounds, plus roping for boys under 18 and other arena activities. Arena secretary is Kermit Lewis, with William Evans as announcer and local ranchers directing events. Entry fees range from five to fifteen dollars across calf roping steer riding colt race horse race and team roping.
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Kermit Lewis
William Evans
Lee
D. W. Ingram
Arena
Pete Haverty
Benson Cattle
Danny Meisenheimer
Willcox
Rex Glenn
Cochise Ranch
Youth, 14, Held in Robbery Case
Ray Varelas, a 14 year old Mexican youth, pleaded innocent in justice court during a preliminary hearing and was held to answer in superior court under a $1,000 bond for the robbery of Robert William Davies of Oracle on August 11. He lives at 576 South Meyer and is one of three juveniles accused with Juan Valenzuela, 22, of 138 West McCormick Street, of robberies and attacks that weekend. Valenzuela is ordered to answer in superior court on robbery charges and is held on $1,000 bond. Preliminary hearings for the other two juveniles have not been set.
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Ray Varelas
Robert William Davies
Oracle
Justice Court
Varelas
South Meyer
Juan Valenzuela
McCormick Street
Valenzuela
Air base unit returns from maneuvers at Ajo
The 48th bombardment squadron with 243 enlisted men and 11 officers arrived at the Tucson Army air base after maneuvers at Ajo. Two B-18 planes, a PT-17, an ambulance, 25 trucks and a 4,000 gallon gasoline truck supported the exercise. First Lt. James Travis led the unit and reported water supply from Ajo residents despite the 12 mile distance.
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48Th
Ajo
Tucson Army Air Base
James Travis
Wheeler Rites Will Be Held Here Monday
Funeral services for Charles C. Wheeler 83 prominent Tucson merchant who died yesterday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs William B Coberly in Los Angeles will be held at 2 o clock Monday afternoon in the Parker Mortuary chapel Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery Wheeler came to Tucson in the eighties to work for Hoag Armstrong later forming Wheeler and Frye store on West Congress and later Wheeler and Perry He retired after 1918 and a son Charles A Wheeler remained with the firm His memoirs are housed with the Arizona Pioneer's Historical society He married Kate Allison in 1885 and survived by two sons a step daughter and a granddaughter connected to former President Herbert Hoover
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Charles C. Wheeler
Tucson
William B. Coberly
Los Angeles
Parker Mortuary
Evergreen Cemetery
Wheeler
Hoag, Armstrong Company
Charles Frye
Wheeler and
Congress Street
W. S. Perry
Fry’s
Wheeler and Perry
F. W. Woolworth Company
San Xavier
Charles A. Wheeler
Old
Arizona Pioneer's Historical Society
Kansas City
India Works On Sweat-Resistant Soap For Hot Climates
Researchers in India pursue a soap formulation designed to resist sweating in hot climates. The project aims to improve skin comfort and cleanliness for users in high heat, exploring additives and polymers to maintain suds and durability.
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India
Mayor Conway offers office space to homeless in flood project
Johnstown mayor John A. Conway said he would convert his private city hall office and part of the public safety building into temporary quarters for 12 families displaced by a 9 million dollar flood control project. The federal plan has taken over homes along Stoney Creek. evictions loom as 12 families seek new housing.
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Johnstown
John A. Conway
Public Safety
Stoney Creek
Roosevelt
U. S. Marshall
School Custodians Form Organization in City
Rueben Hernandez was named president of an association of 28 school custodians formed to improve cooperation with the city schools administration. Tom Teller became vice president and Ralph Martinez secretary treasurer. A committee of Richard Brown Theo Preston and Harry Maxey will draft by laws. City superintendent Robert D. Morrow outlined the need for recognized standards. Ralph King addressed the group.
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Rueben Hernandez
Tom Teller
Ralph Martinez
Richard Brown
Theo Preston
Harry Maxey
Robert D. Morrow
Ralph King
Char coal gas powers nearly 400 vehicles in South Indo-China
Report notes that about four hundred vehicles in South Indo-China run on char coal gas. The detail underscores a regional use of alternative fuel and the industry implications remain under study.
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South Indo-China
Gaona to Fight Five Bulls in Sonora Bullring Show
Fans from across western Mexico converge on Nogales to see Rodolfo Gaona, hailed as Mexico’s greatest bullfighter, perform in a five-bull event with one death likely. Tickets sold out the 6000 seat arena for Labor Day, proceeds aiding a Mexico City hospital. Visitors include southern Arizona Pythian Knights gathering for a reunion.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Rodolfo Gaona
Tijuana
Gaona
Mexico City
Arizona
Pythian Knights
Patriotism cited as defense dodges traffic court
Robert Wehrenberg told a Fort Wayne judge he parked on the wrong side to avoid circling for gas savings. The judge called it very patriotic and original and dismissed the case.
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Fort Wayne
Ind. WA
Robert Wehrenberg
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