State Legislature Faces Hard Task
Osborn's incoming administration and the 15th Arizona Legislature begin work in January tackling agriculture old age pensions reform of state institutions Colorado river development and new revenue ideas. Key topics include a central water authority tax revision agriculture department hospital reorganization and state health and public safety plans.
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Phoenix
Sidney P. Osborn
Arizona
Osborn
State Hospital
Alexander M. Tuthill
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Paul C. Keefe
Yavapai County
Colorado River Commission
State Farm Bureau Federation
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Public Health
State Board of Health
Natural Resources Board
National Guard
Tied up rewards: five neckties mailed to statistician
Gene Sullivan, weather sports editor, hid five Christmas neckties in a desk envelope for the statistician of the Western Baseball Association in Springfield, Missouri. An office boy mailed the envelope to Mrs. Helen Lloyd Snow, the statistician.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Gene Sullivan
The
News- Press
Western Baseball Association
Springfield
World speed crocheting champion crowned in Kankakee
Mrs. Katie Rixie of Kankakee claims the speed crocheting world title after a one hour mile a minute edging in a supervised contest with 300 women at a local department store.
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Kankakee
Ill. U.P
Katie Rixie
Rixie
Ayres Predicts 1941 U S Prosperity Mix
Col Leonard P Ayres forecast 1941 would bring uneven prosperity with boom and slump across regions. He cites industrial centers, shipbuilding, iron and steel, Great Lakes shipping, and coal railroads as likely leaders while agricultural areas face weak demand due to reduced exports. He spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon after being recalled to his WWII statistical post.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Col. Ayres
Great Lake
Europe
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Relief Units Deck Offices With Flags for British Aid Effort
The British War Relief Society and the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies opened offices at 24 East Congress Street to inform and enlist help for British war refugees. Volunteers showcased flags including Union Jack, Greek, Canadian and Old Glory while inviting the public to learn about relief work. The office hours run 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily except Sunday, with Mrs. Polly T. Lee as secretary.
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British War Relief Society
Committee
America
East Congress Street
Great Britain
T. Ed Litt
Litt
United States
Larry Wilson
Steinfeld’s Department Store
Wilson
Yokohama
Japan
U. S
Teddy Roosevelt
Basil Kritos
Minerva Cafe
Rose Barnes
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