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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1941

Page

2

Valley Bank sues Campana Mine for 5000 in notes

Valley National Bank of Phoenix files suit in superior court against Campana Gold Mines Inc Horace F Ferry James Nelson and related parties claiming two notes totaling 5000 from 1940 were settled by a 5000 note from International Mines Inc of Nevada Nelson president of that company allegedly signed a continuing guarantee but denial is not complete Bank seeks 5000 plus fees and costs with jury trial requested by defendants.

Campana Gold Mines, Inc Valley National Bank of Phoenix Today The Mine Corporation Horace F. Ferry James Nelson Chicago William G. Hall International Mines, Inc Nevada Campana Nelson Nevada Company Knapp, Boyle

Union Members Pledge Aid To Phelps Dodge

Representatives of the Southern Arizona Smeltermen's Union CIO met with Phelps Dodge officials in Douglas to offer cooperation to prevent sabotage and to push an increased copper production plan. The negotiating committee endorsed a war effort resolution urging unity and cooperation with the company and civilian defense, and a telegram pledging full support to national production efforts was sent to President Roosevelt and OPM.

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

U S Attorney Office to Stay Open 24 Hours Amid War Emergency

Phoenix district attorney announces the U S attorney's office will operate around the clock due to the war emergency. Acting under orders from the attorney general, Frank Flynn says the office will be available for advice on alien seizures and other war matters.

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

Lewis Irvine Called For Military Duty

Phoenix December 13 The Army Air Corps has called Lewis Irvine former director of the state employment service to active duty Irvine is a World War I veteran and holds a reserve captain commission

Phoenix Army Air Corps Lewis Irvine State Employment Service Irvine

Napoleon's Disaster in Russia Thaw Turns Roads to Bog

The 1812 Russian campaign ended in disaster not from extreme cold but a rare thaw that flooded roads and slowed the army. The Russian winter of 1812 proved brutal, yet the thawing spell created bogs that immobilized Napoleon's forces.

Napoleon Russia

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

Mrs. Colin P. Kelly Jr. speaks of her husband Captain Colin P. Kelly Jr. who died diving his plane to sink the Japanese battleship Haruna off Luzon. She recalls his West Point graduation in 1937 and service as executive officer of the 42nd bombardment squadron in Hawaii.

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

War Approval Sets $10.5 Billion Funding Package

A joint congressional conference committee approved an appropriation bill totaling about $10.5 billion to prosecute the war. Senate chief Kiln McKellar said the House accepted most senate amendments, with a vote on the measure expected Monday. The bill merges lend-lease funds into a $7.376 billion Army appropriation and includes minor items such as a $4,500 annual research assistant for each senator.

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

Woodpeckers Evict Family From Portland Home

Two dive bombing woodpeckers swooped into J. M. Herns chimney in Portland Oregon causing soot clouds and forcing the family to flee. A patrolman helped remove the birds after the incident.

Portland Ore J. M. Herns

Tung Oil Considered For Road Work In China

An article reports that tung oil could be used in road construction in areas of China that currently lack occupied governance. The note discusses potential benefits and policy considerations for adopting this botanical oil as a binding or finishing agent in infrastructure projects.

China

Bible Sunday Observance Is Set Tomorrow

Rev. Leland H. Koening of Trinity Presbyterian chairs Pima County spiritual welfare. Tucson churches observe Bible Sunday urging calm daily living and regular worship as part of national defense. Dr. Robert E. Dickenson of University Methodist backs the townwide observance per American Bible Society plans.

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

Raid Training For Civilian Defense On West Coast

Maj. Gen. William N. Porter orders eight chemical warfare officers to the west coast to instruct civilian and manufacturing groups in air raid protection. They will run 3 day courses on civilian defense and plant protection focusing on incendiary bombs, with regional OCD offices coordinating schedules. George J. B. Fisher will head the coast school, aided by four enlisted men. course parity with Edgewood training.

Washington William N. Porter Chemical Warfare Service West Coast Office of Civilian Defense OCD Mexico Canada War Department

Arizonians Nominated for Alien Hearing Board

Phoenix December 13 Five Arizonians named by U S District Attorney Frank Flynn for possible appointment to a special board to hear enemy alien cases. Arrested suspects may appear before the board to plead. findings go to the attorney general in Washington for final decision. Seventeen suspected enemy aliens arrested in Arizona last week. several sent to Fort Bliss Texas others held in local jails.

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

Proclamation supports Tucson Red Cross war drive

Tucson Mayor Henry O. Jaastad issued a proclamation backing the American Red Cross war relief drive with a Tucson quota of 23 000 dollars. The proclamation cites the December 12 1941 federal war relief call and urges local contributions to aid armed forces and civilians. Arizona ranked second in lettuce production in 1940, with 19 697 acres, behind California.

Tucson Land of Sunshine American Red Cross Henry O. Jaastad Tuc Ariz Arizona Union California Colorado

Dourine Free Areas Designated By State

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

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

Methodist Bishops Endorse War Efforts in World Crisis

SEA ISLAND Ga Dec 13 The Methodist Council of Bishops endorsed the President and the nation in the present emergency while condemning totalitarianism as a law of the jungle. They urged Methodists to avoid revenge and prejudice and to study bases of a just enduring peace.

Arizona Meat Packing Growth From 1914 to 1939

Five meat packing establishments reported in 1914 with products valued at 179000 dollars. By 1939 meat products reached a value of 7186960 dollars, with output from 16 establishments.

Arizona

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