University to Continue Pilot Courses at Arizona
The University of Arizona will run CAA pilot training next school year. Dean G M Butler says 40 students per semester for ground and elementary flying, 10 for advanced. Courses free beyond medical exam. six to eight school credits for advanced students. Eligibility requires university registration and 12 credit load for elementary. private pilot certificate required for advanced. new airplane motors arrived. propellers due next week. training to start in engineering building.
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CAA
University of Arizona
G. M. Butler
Collegt of Engineering
David G. Logg
Santa Monica
Logg
Butler
Dean Butler
Tucson Author Has New Story
Edith Heal a Tucson author and former Tucson Daily Citizen ad writer authors And Carry Nothing in Mademoiselle September. She mocks college as credits and required courses and calls education a command performance. Heal also writes under Mrs Gil Meynier and spent summer in Chicago drafting Sears founder profile.
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Edith Heal
Gil Meynier
Chicago
Sears
Divorce Complaints Filed in Superior Court
Mrs. Belle D. Hall clerk Helen Schmidt vs Clifton E. Schmidt and Evelyn Carles Arriaga vs Joe Arriaga each file a divorce complaint in the Superior Court.
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Superior Court
Belle D. Hall
Helen Schmidt
Clifton E. Schmidt
Evelyn Carles Arriaga
Joe Arriaga
Justice Court Presides Over Disturbing the Peace Case
C. W. Gardner presiding Maria Coronado charged with disturbing the peace and violation of suspended sentence with penalties of $25 or 25 days. Antonio Aros faces a bogus check charge. Preliminary hearing waived. Bond set at $1000.
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Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Maria Coronado
Antonio Aros
Police Court Vagrancy Fines Set in Local Court
Jimmy Paulson fined $25 or 15 days for vagrancy. Bessie Morse and Charles Ingles cited for vagrancy with $15 fines or the same jail term.
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C. W. Gardner
Jimmy Paulson
Bessie Morse
Charles Ingles
Papago Held for Grand Jury Action on Burglaries
Jose Espanol 36 Papago bound over to a federal grand jury after arraignment on burglary and arson charges. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Accused of burglarizing and setting fire to Rosa Castilla property on August 17. Residents of the San Xavier Papago Reservation.
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Jose Espanol
Papago
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Espanol
Rosa Castilla
San Xavier Papago Reservation
Chinese Merchants Arrested in South Africa for Profiteering
Several Chinese merchants have been detained in South Africa on charges of profiteering. Police report intensified crackdowns as authorities cite price gouging and unlawful trading practices amid economic tension.
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South Africa
Jones Promises Relief Funds Free of Politics
Gov. R. T. Jones campaigns across northern Arizona pledging no political use of relief or highway funds. In Safford he defends tax policy, vows $40 monthly old age pensions, notes $117,000 annual savings, $900,000 Boulder Dam revenue, and a 50 year $300,000 annual allotment.
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Jones
Safford
Daily Citizen
R. T
Bob) Jones
Arizona
Graham County
Bob Jones
Arizona Board of Social Security of Public Welfare
Boulder Dam
C. M. Menderson
St. Johns
Springerville
Menderson
Mendelson
State of
State Hospital
Pioneers
Bisbee Agent Wins Insurance Award
D. K. Pence of Bisbee, agent for New York Life, earned a paid trip to the $100,000 club convention in Victoria British Columbia. The event honors agents who sell $190,000 or more in paid up life insurance annually. Pence became an agent in March 1939.
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D. K. Pence
Bisbee
New York Life Insurance Company
New Life Insurance
Victoria
B. C
Pence
Pima Young Democrats Plan To Stage Rally
A rally for state and federal candidates in the September 10 primary will be held Monday evening in Armory Park by the Pima County Young Democrats club. A Berky, president, announced the event will be broadcast over KTUC Tucson and KSUN Bisbee-Douglas.
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Armory Park
Pima County
Young Democrats Club
A. Berky
KTUC
Tucson
KSUN
Bisbee-Douglas
Edward II Translated into Russian by Anna Radlova
Moscow based translator Anna Radlova renders Marlowe’s tragedy Edward II into Russian for the first time. The edition marks a milestone in cross language staging and scholarly access to the Elizabethan play.
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Marlowe
Edward II
Anna Radlova
Moscow
Monkey Island Monkey Escape Traps Fair Traffic
In Los Angeles a gate on Monkey Island allowed 150 of the 500 rhesus residents to escape. Police failed to recapture them until humane officers with nets on long poles secured all the monkeys and closed the gate. The incident caused traffic delays and neighborhood curiosity.
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Los Angeles
Monkey Island
Amended Complaint in Nogales Jehovah’s Witness Case
Frank H. Jones files in U S district court alleging the American Citizens committee of Nogales threatened bodily harm and tar and feathering if he stayed. The complaint cites prior actions against two sect members, who were abducted and threatened after distributing tracts. Jones seeks a temporary, then permanent, injunction to stop the committee’s actions.
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U. S. District Court
Frank H. Jones
John Lowe
Nogales
Ben C. Wilde
John Does
Jones
American Citizens Committee of
Jehovah's Witnesses
John Wilczo
Joshua Steelman
James V. Robbins
Permits Granted for Two Dwellings in Tucson
City building inspector E D Herreras reports two residential permits within Tucson limits. Notable projects include C C Odam roof at 724 East Sixth Street for 100 dollars and Ray Williams roof at 1098 East Fifth Street for 100 dollars, among numerous other roofing and remodeling approvals.
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E. D. Herreras
Tucson
C. C. Odam
East Sixth Street
Ray Williams
East Fifth Street
R. Rasmessen
Miltonburg Street
East Ninth Street
E. J. Aruaga
North
Melrose Avenue
Fred Codd Advertising Agency
North Fourth Avenue
S. C. Jackson
North Fifth Avenue
M. Middleton
North First Avenue
L. S. Camacho
West Fifth Street
Angelus Telesge
South Second Avenue
Tong Lim
South Fifth Avenue
E. K. Ridenour
South Fourth Avenue
J. E. Bautista
North Stone Avenue
Janet Donaldson
East Mabel Street
A. B. Cole
East Second Street
Trinity Presbyterian Church
H. R. Talmage
North First Street
H. H. Geer
Fred Ruelas
East Drachman Street
F. C. McCormick
North Highland Avenue
Arizona Trust Company
North Sixth Avenue
F. E. Davis
Boy Abandons Parachute Idea After Barn Umbrella Test
Concord Nebraska Ronnie Fisher aged 10 tried parachuting with an umbrella from a barn roof. He sustained a fractured leg and is recovering.
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Concord
Nebraska
Ronnie Fisher
FBI probes Bridges case amid anti subversive drive
San Francisco August 31 The FBI assigns a special squad to resolve whether Harry R Bridges California CIO director is a Communist and should face new deportation actions The probe covers San Francisco Seattle Portland and Los Angeles and follows a law change broadening grounds for deportation assessments.
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San Francisco
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Harry R. Bridges
California
CIO
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Bridges
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Hoover
U. S
Robert H. Jackson
Cardenas Tightens Naturalization Rules For Foreign Service
Mexico City reports President Cardenas uses constitutional power to strip naturalized citizens of citizenship for acts against security, aiding foreign powers, or joining foreign directed public groups. Expulsion possible once foreign complicity is established. The note also mentions European social health systems advancing before the war.
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Mexico City
Cardenas
Mexico
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Mathews to Speak at Tucson Rally Tonight
William R. Mathews, Tucson publisher and Democratic candidate for Congress, will headline a rally in Avery Park tonight. Also on the program are Marvin L. Burton, candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, and Leo V. Powers, Mathews’ local rival for the Arizona congressional seat.
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William R. Mathews
Tucson
Crowds Gather for Congress Inauguration in Mexico City
Thousands of peasants and workers arrived in Mexico City to join the demonstration for the new congress inauguration. The defense minister ordered measures to keep order while Emilio Madero urged guards at Almazan party headquarters to prevent anti government demonstrations.
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Congress
Mexico City
Mexico
Emilio Madero
Juan Andreu Almazan
Independent
Weather summary for the West with heat and storms
Western states saw a general rise in temperatures with few local showers in southeastern Arizona. No rain west of the continental divide. Arizona and New Mexico forecast scattered thunderstorms and fair conditions with little temperature change. Southern California mostly fair with morning fog and mountain thunderstorms.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U. S. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Pete
Puderiou
Prescott
St. Bowie
Salt Lake City
OM - Toro
San Francisco
Washington
New Orleans
New Mexico
California
Plan To Oust Reds Sought By McFarland
In Yuma Arizona Judge E W McFarland democratic candidate for the U S senate outlines a plan to ban Communists from ballots echoing Arizona court action He also promises increased old age assistance and a strong national defense program during campaign events in Tempe and Yuma He supports bringing Colorado River water and national legislation to curb subversive elements.
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Yuma
Ariz
Daily Citizen
United States
E. W. McFarland
U. S. Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Tempe
Farley Departs Cabinet After Postal Tenure and Privatization
James A. Farley of New York leaves the New Deal cabinet after seven and a half years as postmaster general. He says the postal service posted a net surplus of 39.6 million, and notes last full year under prior administration showed a 153 million deficit. He plans to chair Coca Cola Export and enter private business.
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Washington
James A. Farley
New York
Roosevelt
New Deal
Postal Service
Farley
Post Office Department
Coca Cola Export Corporation
Amphitheater PTA Officers Meet at High School
City brief notes officers and chairmen of the Amphitheater PTA will convene at the high school at 10 a m on Wednesday to plan the year’s program and activities.
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PTA
Allison Dow Family Welcomes New Son in Miami
Mr and Mrs Allison Dow formerly of Tucson announce the birth of a son now welcomed in Miami Arizona.
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Allison Dow
Tucson
Miami, Ariz
Temperatures Reported Atop Mt Lemmon In Summer
Temperatures at Mt Lemmon in the summer region yesterday showed a maximum of 72 degrees and a minimum of 46 degrees as recorded at the observatory.
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Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Townsend pension plan speaker to address Sunday meeting
Robert Adams national speaker for the Townsend pension plan will address a public meeting Sunday at 8 p m in Armory park.
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Robert Adams
Townsend Pension Plan
Armory Park
Advertising Service Moves to Larger Quarters
The Fred J. Codd Advertising Service relocates to bigger premises at 326 North Fourth Avenue.
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Fred J. Codd
North Fourth Avenue
Wrist injury after watch band catches door handle on Oracle road
R. B. Booth, 28, of Route 1 box 379, was slightly injured when his watch band snagged the car door on Oracle road. He was taken to City Hospital, sheriff's officers reported.
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R. B. Booth
Route 1
Oracle Road
Fire extinguisher mishap injures man at petroleum company
Claude Lamar of 1531 East North Street sustained minor eye burns when a fire extinguisher was accidentally upset at the National Petroleum company located at 1708 South Sixth Avenue. Sheriff’s officers reported the incident occurred last night.
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Claude Lamar
East North Street
National Petroleum Company
South Sixth Avenue
Workers meet to plan Martin for Supervisor campaign
More than 30 supporters met at 638 South Third Avenue to organize and refresh after planning an extensive campaign for Martin’s supervisor bid.
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Martin-for-Supervisor
South Third Avenue
Father and daughter held on U S charge in Phoenix case
An Eloy man James D Scallions 36 and his 15 year old daughter were held after federal hearings on forging and altering U S silver certificates. Evidence included two bills a $1 raised to $5 and another to $10 by passing corners of larger denomination bills. Secret service agent Paul M Hart testified the girl passed the bills at her father's urging.
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Phoenix
Eloy
F. A. Hickerwell
U. S
Paul M. Hart
Secret Service
James D. Scallions
Doctor Orders Inquest Subpoenas in Decatur Case
Decatur Illinois Dr I V Grisson county coroner directed the sheriff to subpoena all witnesses for an inquest he scheduled. Acting on his instruction they served him with a summons.
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Decatur
Ill
South Africa Targets Farmers Over Noxious Weeds
Authorities warn farmers that allowing noxious weeds to flourish will lead to penalties and compulsory control measures to protect crops and ecosystems across the country.
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South Africa
Walker Seen As Postmaster General Candidate
Frank C. Walker of New York is expected to succeed the former Democratic national chairman as postmaster general while serving as president of the New York Yankees baseball club.
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New York Yankees
Frank C. Walker
New York
Dr Nugent Named Dean of the Graduate College
Dr Robert Nugent will become dean of the graduate college on September 1 and will hold the rank of full professor of chemistry. He succeeds Dr T G Chapman who left the post on July 1 to become mining dean. Nugent, a University of Arizona alumnus, Rhodes scholar at Oxford, has taught at the UA since 1932 and served in biochemistry at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Robert Nugent
University of Arizona
Nugent
T. G. Chapman
Arizona
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Cornell University
University of Pennsylvania
Arizona Basic Science Board
Officials to Open Bisbee Work
Charles Fowler district NYA supervisor and Miss Lois Page former Cochise county supervisor travel to Bisbee on September 3 to start a non resident training project for 20 Bisbee girls. They will appoint a county NYA clerk to keep records of NYA projects.
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Charles Fowler
NYA
Lois Page
Cochise County
Bisbee
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Mademoiselle
Public Records
James Robbins
Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz
Pima Young Democrats
J.mercer
Nogalians
John M. McBride
Valley Nat'l. Bldg
Communist Party
James Landis
Harvard University
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Europe
Mathews
Almazan
Almazanista Congress
Almazanista
Postmaster General
Dr. Nugent
Graduate College
Chapman
Hubert H. D'Autremont
Packards
Packard
N. Stone
Bowyer Motor Company
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