Woodmen Circle closes Douglas district meet
District 3, Supreme Forest of the Woodmen Circle, closed its semi annual convention in Douglas with about 100 in attendance. Mrs Mae Barton presided, Katherine Stewart elected district president, and a host of officers and committees were named. Afternoon events featured junior graduation, dances, and a skit with 27 Douglas juniors attending.
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Douglas
Daily Citizen
Supreme Forest
Woomen Circle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Barton Guards
Mae Barton
Rebecca Wilson
Phoenix
Ethel McDonald
Glendale
Edna Kendrick
Kendrick
McDonald
H. F. Dail
Tucson
Woodmen of the World
Walter Begley
Chandler
Prudence Prine
Willcox
Supreme Forest of the
Woodmen Circle
Dora Alexander Talley
Barton
Eunice Jordan
Enriqueta Long
Nogales
Posa K. Miller
Bisbee
Fanny Jennings
Urbanner Driver
Inner Sentinel
Annetta Munzon
Outer Sentinel
Josephine Larned
Marie Andrews
Hattie Coon
Etta Pereau
Lizzie Greiner
Marie Hill
Bertha Boyd
Emma Davis
Marie Leftault
Katherine Stewart
Fannie Jennings
Hattie Skaggs
Teresa Byers
Coon
Wilson
Rebecca Rice Thompson
Iva Mae Whisnat
Prosperity Grove
Edna Kennon
Melvin Jorgenson
Dolores Pinon
No. 14
Barbara Clancey
Bonnie Harris
William Bryce
Ella Short
Lowell
Louise Barnes
Ada Brown
Louise Brown
Alleged murder suspect held in Nogales jail
A man held on a robbery charge in Nogales confessed to slaying a Chinese servant at Cananea last week. He named Jose Castillo Cardosa and said he killed the servant with an axe when surprised in the home of B. Leonard, an employee of the Consolidated Cananea Copper Company. A watch stolen from the servant was found on the suspect.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Cananea
Jose Castillo Cardosa
B. Leonard
Consolidated Cananea Copper Company
Luis Fernandez
Fernandez
Public Records in U S District Court Dismissed and Probation Reports
Albert M. Sames presiding Donald C. Cox impersonating a U S officer eight months jail Francisco Contreras petition of probation officer revoke probation selling liquor to Indian conviction six months jail and $50 fine Rodrigue Sanchez petition of Abelardo Perez petition of conviction Myra A Emery v Worlds Fair Mining Company receiver report
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U. S. District Court
Albert M. Sames
Donald C. Cox
U. S
Francisco Contreras
Rodrigue Sanchez
Abelardo Perez
Myra A. Emery
Worlds Fair Mining Company
Divorce actions and motions in county court
William G. Hall presides over May Belle Beauchamp versus Clyde Beauchamp a divorce decree and Ruth Z. D. W. Levine versus Harry Levine a divorce decree. Frank E. Drachman argues on S W Rebeil motion to dismiss tagged for defense.
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William G. Hall
Belle Beauchamp
Clyde Beauchamp
Ruth Z. D. W. Levine
Harry Levine
Frank E. Drachman
S. W. Rebeil
Local Court Docket Shows Battery, Theft and Frauds
Co. W. Gardner presiding Earl Chedester faces simple battery with trial set for Wednesday. G. M. Pain charged with reckless driving. fined $25 and 15 days in jail. H. C. Finley pleaded guilty to petty theft with sentence deferred. Otis Hatfield arraignment deferred on defrauding boarding house.
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Co. W. Gardner
Earl Chedester
G.M. Pain
H. C. Finley
Otis Hatfield
Local Court Docket Shows Variety Of Minor Offenses
Paul Cella presiding heard petty larceny cases against Jack Murry and Roberto Yrinco with penalties of 10 days or $10. Glen Sorber faced assault and robbery charges in Maricopa county. Lacy Henry and Norah Bingham were cited for reckless driving with 30 days or $30. Frank Nelson charged with indecent exposure 10 days or $10. Pearl Clark and Rubin Carpenter listed for vagrancy at 30 days or $30 and 10 days or $10 respectively. Frank Valencia forfeited bond on disturbing the peace.
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Paul Cella
Jack Murry
Roberto Yrinco
Glen Sorber
Maricopa
Lacy Henry
Norah Bingham
Frank Nelson
Pearl Clark
Frank Valencia
Rubin Carpenter
Marriage Licenses Filed By Clerk Belle D Hall
Eliseo Quiroz 31 of Tucson and Concepcion Garcia 20 of Nogales receive marriage licenses. Louis LeRoy and Katherine Romero listed as legal ages in Yuma records. Lem A Sowell 30 and Norma P Hunter 22 both described as Negroes of Tucson. William S Hendricks 21 of Los Angeles and Elaine Boyer 19 of Tucson. Howard Lee Wright 23 of Colton California and Opan Geraldine Maxwell 19 of Redlands California also recorded.
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Eliseo Quiroz
Tucson
Concepcion Garcia
Nogales
Louis LeRoy
Katherine Romero
Yuma
Lem A. Sowell
Norma P. Hunter
William S. Hendricks
Los Angeles
Elaine Boyer
Howard Lee Wright
Colton
Calif
Opan Geraldine Maxwell
Redlands
Greeks Break Through Front From Lake Ochrida to Albanian Borders
Greek forces push toward Premet, 18 miles north of the frontier as Italians retreat from Lake Ochrida toward Elbasani. In southern Albania heavy fighting rages around Argirocastro with Greek bayonet charges seizing new fortified heights while reports claim substantial captures near Pogradetz.
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Lake Ochrida
Argirocastro
Albania
Premet
Elbasani
Falien Pogradetz
Tirana
Lake Chrida
Pogradetz
Farm Aid Topline in Senate Budget Talk
Senator George urged a long range view on tax hikes while defending farm support payments. Senator Ellender linked defense programs to reduced unemployment and farm income, noting farms may feed the world next year amid heavy global demand. Congress has funded agricultural programs despite budget recommendations.
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George
Ellender
Congress
Sino-Japanese Firm Runs Seven Shanghai Air Routes
A Sino-Japanese company operates seven air services from Shanghai, China, expanding regional connectivity and cargo options. The venture marks cross-border collaboration in the aviation sector and signals strengthened economic ties between the two nations.
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Shanghai
China
Metzger to lead Arizona state hospital staff reforms
Dr. Metzger proposed as business manager and superintendent at the state hospital saying costs per patient run about 83 cents daily versus over $2 at the prison. He pledged to hire personnel without political influence and to focus on patient welfare and efficient operation.
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Page One
Metzger
Erect Osborn
Osborn
Arizona Tax Research Association
North Main Street
Tucson
State Medical Association
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
University of Arizona
County
State and American Medical Association
New York Academy of Medicine
American Clinical and Climatological Association
Toledo State Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
New York
Europe
Vienna
State Hospital
Coventry Bombing Morale Questioned Amid Casualty Figures
A historical opinion argues that civilian deaths in the Coventry raid were minimal relative to total population and compares wartime casualties. The piece notes higher civilian deaths from car accidents during blackouts and asserts artillery damage in World War I and II was far greater than bomber losses, concluding German raids won’t break British morale.
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Coventry
Britain
Great Britain
France
Reapportionment Shrinks Some Seats but Adds in New Mexico
The census results show two seats being created with New Mexico among likely beneficiaries. No western states west of the Mississippi gain or lose beyond Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and possibly Iowa losing seats.
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New Mexico
Mississippi
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Sweden's Military Buys Vast Majority of Motorcycles
Practically all motorcycles sold in Sweden this year went to the Swedish armed forces. The report highlights a surge in military procurement and minimal civilian purchases, signaling a shift in strategic equipment allocation.
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Sweden
Southampton Target Of Big Gariman Attack
Berlin reports a second night of heavy air raids on Southampton, Britain’s south coast port and industrial center. German sources say harbor facilities drydocks rail links and docks were heavily damaged as 11 British planes were downed and two German fliers missing.
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Berlin
Southampton
DNB
Britain
London
Cherbourg
Coventry
Birmingham
Bristol
Germany
High Command
Netherlands
Mexico swears in Avila Camacho amid security show
Inauguration proceeds with about 30000 guards at the national palace and chamber of deputies. A broadcast line to the United States fails, blamed on sabotage or an electrical storm. U S diplomats enter to cheers as Lazaro Cardenas yields the presidential sash. Reports say Avila Camacho’s cabinet favors a rightist, pro US policy and oil dispute settlement.
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United States
Mexico
National Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Avila Camacho
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ezequiel Padilla
CBS Bans ASCAP Music From Its Networks
CBS has barred ASCAP music from all sustaining programs with commercial shows allowed until January 1 when the ASCAP radio contract expires. Radio chains formed Broadcast Music, Inc. to replace ASCAP, arguing the proposed increase reflects new taxes on radio. ASCAP says the rise is justified by those tax changes.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
Ascap Music
CBS
Adio
Broadcast Music, Inc
First hunt ends with dog injury sidelines Kas birth
S P Hurst, of Short Season Sedan Kansas, took his six month old bird dog on a country hunt. The dog lunged from an open car window at chickens and suffered a hip injury that will keep her from hunting this season.
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Sedan
Kas
S. P. Hurst
Powder Plant Blast Raises Suspicions Of Military Orders
Officials say blast at Columbia Powder plant near Tacoma left no injuries and suspect secrecy around investigation. Witnesses note increased guards and trained dogs while workers report possible other men at the site and a half mile from entrance. The plant is a Winchester subsidiary with ties to military orders and a nearby Du Pont powder plant previously exploded.
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Tacoma
du Pont
Fort Lewis
Columbia Powder Company
United States
Winchester Arms Company
Winchester Powder Company
Columbia
Allentown
Axis Leaders Weigh Greece War Risks and Balkan Fallout
The analysis notes Hitler prefers limiting a Balkan crisis while Italy risks supply cuts and communications with Albania. It argues air support would help but could divert planes from defending the British Isles. Mussolini’s position hinges on keeping lines open as Greek operations proceed.
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Greece
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
der Fuehrer
Hitler
British Isles
Mediterranean
Il Duce
Axis
Mussolini
Italy
Albania
British raid drives on Axis targets in Western Europe
Bombing hit Southampton in a heavy Saturday night attack as British bombers struck Lorient Brest Kristiansand and Wilhelmshaven. A coastal command strike hit Asbjerg Denmark while Axis aircraft challenged near Liverpool. German raiders were claimed shot down over the Channel with one crashing near Folkestone.
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Page One
Southampton
London
France
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Air Ministry
Lorient
Brest
Kristiansand
Wilhelmshaven
Coastal Command
Asbjerg
Liverpool
British Press Association
Channel
Spi ‘Ires
Folkestone
Free mattresses to help NC farm families under aid program
Officials estimate about 100000 low income farm families in North Carolina will receive free mattresses under the expanded federal state mattress making program.
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Raleigh
N. C. UP
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Valenzuela Rites Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Juan Valenzuela 67 will be held at 9 am Wednesday at Santa Cruz with burial in Holy Hope cemetery. A Tucson native who lived in Bisbee and Tombstone from 1903 to 1930, he moved to this city in 1980. Survived by wife Maria four daughters all in Tucson two daughters in Marshfield Wis five sons in Tucson a brother Henry in Benson and four grandchildren. Reilly Undertaking Co. handles arrangements.
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Juan Vasquez Valenzuela
East
Washington Street
Santa Cruz
Holy Hope Cemetery
Tucson
Valenzuela
Bisbee
Tombstone
Maria Valenzuela
Rose
Petra
Estella Valenzuela
Joseph Koenig
Marshfield
Wis
Genaro
Frank
Modesto
Santiago
Juan
Henry Valenzuela
Benson
Reilly Undertaking Company
Classified Advertising Rates for The Arizona Daily Star and Tucson Daily Citizen
Rates and deadlines for classified ads in The Arizona Daily Star and Tucson Daily Citizen. Details include all-day rates per word, minimum charges, and penalties for late or multiple insertions. Also notes combined publication rules and Sunday handling.
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The
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Arizona Daily
Sua
Star
Citizen
Star Citizen
Kansas City
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Help Wanted Classified Index Fragmentary Ad Listing
Fragmented want ad index shows numerous categories like Apartments Autos and Real Estate with partial headings and stray items. Includes a film developing service and two lost items a white wire terrier and a ladies wristwatch with rewards offered.
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Waltham
Classified Personal Services Listings Across The City
A crowded page lists service ads including secretarial companionship hairdressing and tours. It features contact numbers for tailoring dressmaking drapery repairs massage corsetry and home visits with several businesses offering parlors and personal consultations.
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Te ' Marguerite
The
Star Outfitters
S. Meyer
Euclid
Thrifty Exchange
S. Ith
Varied Small Business Listings in Star-Citizen Classifieds
A dense field of classified ads offers opportunities from a crafts shop and grocery to service stations and rest homes. Listings include a wood and metal crafts shop priced with stock, a downtown grocery and meat market seeking a manager, a lease for a service station, and fully equipped stores with modest cash needs.
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Star- Citizen
Riggall
Paul Monier
Broadway
Scott
Star Citizen
Mac
Oil Company
Speedway
Star-Citizen
Podol
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Gariman
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Emunotig
Lewine
Monarch Photo Service
P. O. Box
North Stone Ave
N. Stone Ave
Sabine Canyon
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LA Verne
Pueblo Lodge
Foster
Ada Swinbank
Santa Rita
Mrs. Dougherty
Linden
S. 6Th Ave
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Spirella
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Bell
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West
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Thompson
Messenger Service
Mikes Messenger Service
Dave Miller
N.D
N. 4Th Ave
W. F. Kuhnley
E. Alameda
Clara M. Schell
E. Congress
Off
Sta. & Forms
Acme Printing Co
Valley National Bank
Anderson Airplane
S. Sixth Ave
Ariz
Catalina Foothills Estate
Star_ Citizen
U. _ Star
W. White
E. Willard
W. Wood
Workers
S. A Convent
S. Convent
al Lewis
Gatlin
S. Stone
Batchelder
YMCA
Fach
College OF Commerce
COX Commercial College
Southern Arizona
N. Stone
Alyce Mills
Scott At
Ochoa
Frank Worer
University Beauty Shop
S. Sixth
Roselene Beauty
Martin Drug
Polly Ann
E. Pennington
Vanity Fair
Beauty Colleges
Weaver's Beauty College
Permanent Waves
East_Pennington
J. E
Jim) Iurley
People’s Investment Co
N. W. Cor
Cong. Hote
Bidg
Industrial Finance CO
Stone Body
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