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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1940

Page

3

Redistricting Debate Forecast in Arizona for Two Congress Seats

Phoenix sources report a second Arizona congressman possible and debate over districting to replace at large elections. Proposals split Maricopa County from others or divide the state into two districts with various county groupings and lines. Representative John R. Murdock urges a second seat based on census figures.

Phoenix Arizona U. S Maricopa County Maricopa Yuma Gila Graham Greenlee Apache Navajo Coconino Mohave Yavapai Pima Cochise Pinal Santa Cruz Washington, D. C John R. Murdock

Seattle Agent Held After Bridge Crash

Haklett R. French, a Seattle insurance agent and head of the local NAIFE chapter, was charged with grand larceny for allegedly selling bridge insurance tied to the Narrows suspension bridge collapse and failing to report premiums. He was arrested, released on bond, and faces claims the state sought premiums totaling about $1,217.88 on a $150,000 policy plus admitted premiums on other policies.

Seattle Tacoma Charles C. Ralls Haklett R. French National Association of Fire Insurance Executives French Ralls Lake Washington Executive Broadmoor Golf Club Merchants Fire Assurance Company of New York Walter F. Brady

Engineer Offers Vibration Theory for Tacoma Bridge Collapse

MIT mechanical engineer Blake Mills discussed possible vibration modes in the Tacoma Narrows failure. He cited steady wind induced gallop flutter and singing as ideas, demonstrated with a model, but cautioned such vibrations do not solve the collapse.

Cambridge Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tacoma, Wash Technology Review Blake Mills Tacoma Mills

Prescott Mayor Is Winner In Election

Prescott voters elected Mayor E. A. McCabe and four councilmen-elect from the Non partisan party. McCabe McDaniel and Ernest Bukove won two year terms without opposition. W. A. Hale and C. D. Rhodes won the two four year council seats with 325 and 295 votes. L. Heller and Dr. Newton Ferguson trailed. Only 819 ballots were cast.

Prescott E. A. McCabe Nonpartisan McCabe Charles E. McDaniel Ernest Bukove W. A. Hale C. D. Rhodes L. Heller Newton Ferguson

Auto rammed shed. eggs survive intact in Richmond crash

In Richmond a car driven by 28 year old William Harris lost control, plowed through a fence into a woodshed causing 40 dollars in damage. Remarkably none of the 55 dozen eggs loaded in the car were damaged in the crash.

Richmond, Va William Harris William

Sam Cohen Receives Leniency on First Day for License Violation

New York peddler Sam Cohen was arraigned in Essex Market court for selling without a license. Magistrate Edmund L. Palmieri, on his first day on the bench, suspended sentence after praise for the new judge.

New York Sam Cohen Essex Market Court Edmund L. Palmieri Sam

Field Under Construction For Army Air Training Base

Phoenix headlines report start of construction on a U.S. Army civilian training field as part of a Salt River valley air base program costing about 2.16 million dollars. The elementary flight school north of Glendale will cost 660 thousand, with hangars shops an administration building and housing for 60 men. Initial training aims 200 to 400 students per 10 weeks with a 400-man instructor and mechanic staff. An advanced school on 1600 acres west of Glendale is proposed at about 1.5 million dollars for 2000 enlisted men and 150 officers plus 200 to 250 students.

Phoenix U. S. Army Salt River Valley Army Air Base Glendale Southwest Airways Inc Army

Modern Equipment for Panama City Picture Theater

Modern equipment from the United States will be used in a new picture theater in Panama City. The project signals growth in local entertainment facilities and strengthens cultural ties with American suppliers.

United States

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