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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1941

Page

9

Campana Mine Sued For Note By Valley Bank

Valley National Bank of Phoenix sues Campana Gold Mines Inc Horace F Ferry and James Nelson alleging five notes totaling 5000 dollars unpaid The bank claims a 2000 and a 3000 note from 1940 were settled by a 5000 note from International Mines Inc of Nevada Nelson is said to have signed a continuing guarantee The bank seeks 9500 plus fees while defendants request jury and costs.

Campana Gold Mines, Inc Valley National Banks of Phoenix Today The Mine Corporation Horace F. Ferry James Nelson Chicago Superior Court William G. Hall International Mines, Inc Nevada Nelson Salt Explained Campana Knapp, Boyle

Union Members Pledge Aid To Phelps Dodge

Representatives of the Southern Arizona Smeltermen's union CIO met with Phelps Dodge officials to offer cooperation to prevent sabotage and to work an increased production plan for copper. The union committee named Fred Farre Bill Bates Julio Vasquez Victor Rose and Dave Wallace supported the plan and a resolution urged unity to boost wartime production and civilian defense. A telegram to Franklin D Roosevelt and OPM pledged full support and requested national production conferences between labor and industry.

Douglas Daily Citizen Southern Arizona Smeltermen’s Union CIO Phelps Dodge Fred Farre Bill Bates Julio Vasquez Victor Rose Dave Wallace Phelps Dodge Corporation Copper Queen Franklin D. Roosevelt OPM Southern Arizona Smeltermen’s ‘Union, No

U S Attorney Office Remains Open 24 Hours in War Emergency

Phoenix district attorney Frank Flynn announced the U S Attorney Office will stay open around the clock due to the war emergency. He said the 24-hour duty follows orders from the attorney general to advise on issues arising from the seizure of aliens and other war matters.

Phoenix U. S. Attorney’s Office Frank Flynn Flynn

Lewis Irvine Called For Military Duty

Phoenix dispatch reports Lewis Irvine former director of the state employment service has been called to active duty by the Army Air Corps He is a World War I veteran and holds a reserve captain's commission.

Phoenix The Army Air Corps Lewis Irvine State Employment Service Irvine

Napoleon's Disaster in Russia Thaw Destroys Supply Lines

The 1812 Russian campaign ended in catastrophe not from extreme cold but an unusual thaw that flooded roads and turned supply routes into bogs, crippling Napoleon's army.

Napoleon Russia

Air Corps Hero's Son Will Be Proud Of Father's Feat

New York dispatch recalls Captain Colin Kelly Jr. hero who died diving his plane to sink the Japanese battleship Haruna off Luzon. His wife Mrs. Colin P Kelly Jr describes him as conscientious and devoted, a West Point graduate of 1937, loved flying, married soon after, and proud of his service. She speaks of his character, religion, and wish to die for country, while noting no word yet on plane crew.

New York U.A Colin P. Kelly, Jr Corkey Colin Kelly, Jr Army Air Corps Haruna Luzon P. J Kelly West Point 42Nd Hawaii Theodore A. Wick

War appropriation bill approves ten and a half billion for conflict

A joint congressional conference committee approved an appropriation bill with about 10.5 billion dollars in funds and contract authority to prosecute the war. Senate leader Kenith McKellar said the House agreed to most senate amendments. House Chairman Clarence Cannon said the measure would be acted on Monday with minor items returned for a vote. The package also lumps 1.556 billion in lend-lease funds into an overall 7.876 billion Army appropriation.

Washington Joint Congressional Conference Kenith McKellar Tenn Senate House Clarence Cannon D. Mo House Appropriations Committee McKellar

Woodpeckers Evict Family From Chimney Soot Chaos

In Portland Oregon two dive bombing woodpeckers swooped into the Herns home chimney causing loud squawks and clouds of soot. They chased the family out until a patrolman evicted the trespassers. A tang oil note mentions road construction in unoccupied China.

Portland Ore J. M. Herns

Universal Bible Sunday Observance Set for Tomorrow

Tucson churches join a national push for Bible Sunday as Rev. Leland H. Keewin of Trinity Presbyterian, chairing the Pima county division of state civilian defense spiritual welfare, urges calm daily living and regular church worship. The Tucson Ministers Association backs Bible Sunday per Dr. Robert E. Dickenson, warning of pagan darkness but affirming the enduring light of the fathers.

Universal Tucson Leland H. Keewin Trinity Presbyterian Pima - County Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church American Bible Society America

Raid Training Will Be Given on Civilian Defense

Washington December 18. Maj William N Porter of the chemical warfare service orders eight officers to the west coast to instruct civilian and manufacturing groups in air raid and plant protection. They will operate from OCD regional offices from Mexico to Canada and conduct 3 day courses on civil defense and incendiary bomb countermeasures. Lieut Col George J B Fisher will direct the coast school with four enlisted assistants. Courses mirror prior civilian defense instruction at Holgwood arsenal. Some 509 students from fire departments police and FBI have completed the program nationwide.

Washington Geh Wiliam N.porter Chemical, Warfare -Service West Coast Office of Civilian, Defense OCD Mexico Canada War’ Department

Arizonians Proposed For Alien Hearings

Phoenix dispatch reports five Arizonans named by U S District Attorney Frank Flynn to join a special board to hear enemy alien cases. The board would allow arrested aliens to plead their cases and forward findings to the attorney general in Washington. Seventeen suspected enemy aliens were arrested in Arizona in the past week, with several sent to Fort Bliss Texas and others held in local jails.

Phoenix Dec U.S Frank Flynn Flynn Washington, D. C Federal Bureau of Investigations Arizona Fort Bliss Tex

Dourine Free Areas Designated by State

The state livestock sanitary board announced today that Greenlee and Santa Cruz counties and the portion of Pima county east of the Papago Indian reservation are free of dourine in horses. The Salt River and Fort McDowell Indian reservations also were reported free. Until tests are negative, horses from other areas will not be permitted in the clean sections.

Phoenix State Livestock Sanitary Board Greenlee Santa Cruz Pima County Papago Indian Reservation Salt River Fort McDowell

Proclamation Issued In Tucson For Red Cross Drive

A Tucson proclamation urges public support for the American Red Cross local chapter. It states the quota is 23 000 dollars and designates the Red Cross as the official agency for relief. Mayor Henry C Jaastad signs the proclamation. The text also mentions agricultural production rankings for 1940 lettuce yields in California Arizona and Colorado.

Tucson Red. Cross Merica Thi Merican Cross American Red Cross American’ Red Cross Tucson Henry’ C. Jaastad Tuc the Union Arizona

Methodist bishops join war effort in Sea Island

Methodist bishops in Sea Island Georgia join wartime drives presenting a united front with lay leaders to support war efforts. The report notes their expressed belief in victory and the need for continued faith-led actions as the conflict progresses across the nation.

Meatpacking establishments growth over early 20th century

Arizona had five meat packing establishments in 1914 with products valued at 179000 dollars. By 1939 meat products from these plants reached 7186960 dollars, reflecting the output of 16 establishments.

Arizona

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