November Recording Fees Hit Twelve Year High
County recorder Anna Sullinger reported November 1944 recorded instruments and fees totalled 1,351 filings and 2423.15 dollars, the largest November since 1932. Deeds and mortgages contributed most, with real estate activity driving the rise after 1943.
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Anna Sullinger
County Recorder
Marana Commander Addresses Optimist Club Luncheon
Lt. Col. G M Bates commanding Marana Army airfield spoke at the Optimists' weekly luncheon in the Pioneer hotel. He introduced Lt. Rex Curtis and J Arthur Kemp, praising Marana as a large basic wing school aiding pilot training for combat. Curtis, from Hayden, flew with the 15th Air Force in Italy and extolled club membership benefits and North African youth. Colombia is cited as a South American nation with both Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
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G. M. Bates
Marana Army
Rex Curtis
J. Arthur Kemp
Optimists’ Club
Pioneer Hotel
Curtis
Marana
Curtis of
Hayden
15Th Air Force
Italy
Hee
North Africa
Allied Unity Firmer After Eisenhower Tea Courtesy
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force reports Gen Eisenhower addressed a minor displeasure at the advance command post by changing meals to tea for British troops in the signals communications center, replacing American coffee rations to improve Allied cooperation.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Eisenhower
Himmler Plans Sabotage and Identity Schemes
The report outlines SS and party measures to resist occupation by forming Alpine strongholds, arming cadres, and directing partisan acts from the Black Forest. It notes training in sabotage, double identities via forged IDs, and a propaganda command to sow chaos across Europe and confuse Allied records.
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Nazi Party
Alpine
S. S
Black Forest
Himmler
Germany
European
South America
Europe
Troops Move Through Palompon To Ormos Corridor
Leyte forces push troops and equipment toward the Ormos corridor from Palompon facing entrapment risk between the 32nd Infantry Division moving south from Limon and the 77th and 7th units poised to strike north from Ormoc.
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Ormos
Palompon
Limon
77Th
Ormoc
Sorghum Varieties Used in Warm Regions
Sorghum encompasses many varieties of a small grain cereal grown in warm climates. The crop adapts to heat and varying soils, supporting staple food production.
Pi Beta Phi Hosts Christmas Party for Yaqui Youth
The Pi Beta Phi sorority plans its annual Yuletide party at the sorority house tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. for Yaqui children ages nine to fourteen. Twenty six guests will enjoy group games refreshments and Santa Claus. Miss Jobi Ericksen leads the event with Miss Mary Scheuback arranging Santa. Gifts will be placed under the Christmas tree.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Santa Claus
Jobi Ericksen
Mary Scheuback
Elas Leaders Urged to Accept Scobies Armistice Terms
Athens Kos, a former EAM minister in Papandreou's cabinet, sent a message urging Elas to accept Scobies terms. The plan requires Elas forces in Attica to lay down arms at once and elsewhere to obey British orders after Scobies confer with Field Marshal Harold Alexander, Allied Mediterranean commander.
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Kos
EAM
Papandreou
Elas
Scobie
Attica
Athens
Greece
Harold Alexander
Nagoya City Blacked Out in Night Recon Flights
B-29 night reconnaissance over Nagoya reported two aircraft finding the city blacked out with no search lights or interceptions. One crew led by Lieut. Col. Frank L. Davis from Cornwall New York saw complete blackout. Maj. Clarence C. Fowler from San Antonio Texas observed it visible in clear weather. Nagoya noted to have better weather and fewer clouds than other cities.
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Nagoya
Frank L. Davis
Cornwall
N. Y
Clarence C. Fowler
San Antonio
Tex
Fair Skipper Teaches Belmont Boys Seamanship
Belmont High School boys learn piloting and seamanship aboard ships under Miss Verna Ames a Coast Guard Reserve yeoman 2 0. The course awards five credits toward a diploma and trains youth in navigation and maritime skills.
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Fair Skipper
Boston
Belmont High School
Yeoman
Verna Ames
Coast Guard Reserve
Rotary Ann Luncheon Plans Despite Wartime Shortages
The Rotary club will host its annual Rotary Ann luncheon at the Pioneer hotel next Wednesday with only wives dining at noon, while husbands join for the business meeting at 12:40. A special Christmas program will entertain the attendees, as announced in the club magazine Tucsotarian.
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Rotary Club
Rotary Ann
Pioneer Hotel
Rotary
Peace Officers Urged To Aid Highway Safety
Arizona accident prevention council adopted a Colorado plan to coordinate traffic law enforcement by regional conferences. Clarkdale chairman Paul C. Keefe will name a three member committee to activate the plan as highway safety officials and justices of the peace approved the approach after a day-long forum.
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Phoenix
Arizona Accident Prevention Council
Colorado
Paul C. Keefe
Clarkdale
Arizona Highway Safety
Justices of the Peace
Traffic Safety Division
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Monterrey
American Airlines
Central
North Stone Avenue
Highway Department
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Don la Var
S. Scott St
Manu
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West 49Th Street
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