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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1940

Page

6

Trade Extends Upswing Over Most Of Field

American industry enters a second war year with momentum from rising production and war spending. August activity shows stronger retail, construction, and manufacturing, with records in aircraft engines orders and steel capacity use while autos shift to 1941 models amid defense demand.

New York Wall Street Work Street Dun & Bradstreet National Industrial Conference Board Associated Press Europe Senate Angies Washin England France

Legion Post to Honor Tucson Attorney Samuel Fowler

Members of the Morgan McDermott post will honor Samuel H. Fowler, recently elected state commander, at Legion hall next Thursday evening. More than 1,000 are expected to attend. post members will be guests for refreshments and foods.

Morgan McDermott American Legion Samuel H. Fowler Tucson Veterans Legion Hall Aobert Riddell

Sheep Market Report Steady Prices Slight Gain for Top Lambs

Salable 8,000 of 9,000 native fat spring lambs opened steady with most at 8.00 to 8.50. Demand steady with some buyers asking above 9.00 for good to choice Colorados. Slaughter ewes mostly 2.50 to 2.75 with few sales above.

Colorados

Santa Fe Celebrates 1692 Reconquest Pageant in City Festival

Santa Fe New Mexico marks its 228th reenactment weekend of Don Diego De Vargas reconquering Santa Fe in 1692. The events include burning of a 30 foot zozebra effigy, coronation of Fiesta Queen, night dances, a De Vargas entry pageant with tin armor, a torch lit Cross of the Martyrs procession, and a grand Gran Baile De Los Conquistadores with a children and pets parade and art colony satire.

John E. Baker Santa FE N. M Diego de Vargas de Vargas New Mexico Coronado el Paso Rio Grande Valley Don Diego la Villa Real de Santa Fe de San Francisco de Assisi Art Colony

2100 Crossing Cards Issued For Mexicans

In Nogales Sonora American Consul L S Armstrong reports about 2100 border crossing permits issued since July 1 under tightened U S immigration rules. Roughly 1900 passport visas and 200 identification permits, with 100 cards processable daily, were issued to residents of Nogales. Francisco Gonzalez says 900 cards were issued by Mexico’s immigration office, and about 2000 residents still need to apply before November 1.

Nogales Sonora Mex L. S. Armstrong U. S Armstrong W. P. Blocker Francisco V. C. Gonzalez Arizona City

Robinson Funeral Set for Tomorrow

Walter E. Robinson 39 a brakesman on the Southern Pacific railroad died at his home yesterday in Tucson He had lived there 14 years He is survived by his wife Ruth and his Texas mother Funeral services will be at 9 tomorrow morning in the Arizona Mortuary chapel officiated by Rev J R Jones Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery

Walter E. Robinson Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona Mortuary J. R. Jones Texas Robinson Tucson Ruth Robinson F. Robinson Evergreen Cemtery

McFarland Plans Week of Campaign in Southern Arizona

Judge E W McFarland the U S senate hopeful in the Democratic primaries will spend the next week in southern Arizona. He will rally in Tucson on Wednesday night with additional meetings scheduled for Nogales Sept 5 Ajo Sept 6 Yuma Sept 7 and Phoenix Sept 8.

E. W. McFarland U. S. Senate Judge McFarland Tucson Nogales Ajo Yuma Phoenix

Five vehicle crashes disrupt Pasadena day

In Pasadena California five vehicle incidents occurred in one day. A 15 year old boy riding a bicycle collided with an electric bus. An ambulance collided with a truck and a car blew a tire and skidded 40 feet onto its side.

Pasadena Calif U.P

Phebus' Blue Eagle Basket Sparks Mixed Feelings

John C. Phebus, a deputy sheriff, reacts to magazine features showing a Blue Eagle waste basket he sent to President Roosevelt years ago. He alternates between pleasure and displeasure as Life and Look highlight the gift and a lion skin from Haile Selassie’s brother.

John C. Phebus Citizen John Look Magazine Roosevelt Phobus Life Magazine Haile Selassie

Amended Complaint Filed Against Market Store Owners

County Attorney J Mercer Johnson files amended complaint in superior court against Consumers' Market owners A Meyerson H Meyerson and manager W W Maxwell alleging violation of the state fair trades practices act for deceptive advertising and price marking.

J. Mercer Johnson North Stone Avenue Superior Court A. Meyerson H. Meyerson W. W. Maxwell

Indian Rights Denied In Arizona Appeal

A U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco affirmed a Phoenix federal court ruling that the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad holds land rights, and the Waiapai tribe has no possessory rights. The case concerns northwest Arizona lands tied to a 1864 reservation and 1866 railroad grant.

San Francisco U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal Phoenix Santa Fe-Pacific Railroad Company United States Waiapai Arthur

Change of name for doctor Irvin Sloms Taitz sought

A troubled physician told the court he was known as Iechoks Sloms Tacs Jizchok Sloms Taitz and Izaks Sloms Taics in countries where he studied. The Edge approved Americanizing it to Irvin Sloms Taitz.

Pittsburgh Iechoks Sloms Tacs Jizchok Sloms Taitz Izaks Sloms The Edge

Harris Orchestra at Santa Rita Hotel Cashes In One Night

Harris and his swinging group known as Americas Greatest Radio Dance Attraction perform one night at the Santa Rita hotel on Saturday September 7. Soloist Ruth Robin joins the show. The act is famous from films including Turn Off the Moon and has headlined theaters and hotels nationwide. On radio they are a staple of the airwaves.

Phil Harris America Santa Rita Hotel Ruth Robin Harris

Tax Research Audit Nearing Completion

The Arizona Tax Research Association announced an audit of state departments will be submitted to its board around September 12. Managing director Steve A. Spear said the audit will inform recommendations to the next legislature for economy in state government. The audit has been four months in progress.

Phoenix Arizona Tax Research Association Steve A. Spear

Maricopa Cuts Down Delinquency In Taxes

Phoenix August 31 1939 40 fiscal year report shows Maricopa County tax delinquency down about ten percent from the previous year totaling 4 321 621 dollars a drop of 425 946 dollars as announced by the tax commission.

Maricopa Phoenix Maricopa County Tax Commission

Benny tops the day with renowned radio host Jack Benny

Harris, a master showman and versatile performer, headlines as the day’s top radio show star alongside Jack Benny.

Jack Benny Harris

Netherlands Indies residents seek US sausages and cheese

People of the Netherlands Indies turn to the United States for sausages and cheese formerly imported from the Netherlands. Internal air traffic in Malaya is limited to three round trips weekly between Singapore and Penang.

Netherlands Indies United States Netherlands Malaya Singapore Penang

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U. S. Defense By Fredrick Gardner Legion Post McFarland Phebus Blue Eagle D. C Arnold Edwin van Doren P. H. Ross Edward E. Robb Legionnaire Robert W. Harrison Amer. Legion V.F.W Fernando Pacheco Charles Pezzullo C. W Jack) Gardner Jerome P Jerry” Martin ED Echols E. L Thomas H. Adams Dist C. L McKee—Dist Gaynor K. Stover Charles Pat” Patterson Organized Labor Hubert H. d’Autremont Arizona Carl Monthan Nursery West Congress St United Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power CO
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