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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1941
Page
29
An editor's note introduces a weekly series on Tucson church services focusing on a different minister each Monday. This installment reports the sermon topic and church context.
Rev. Leland H. Koening at Trinity Presbyterian Church labeled the Bible the Hand book of Freedom in morning services. He outlined four claims including its role in the rise of freedom, its influence on popular education, and its status as a source for core freedoms. He cited Greece, the New England Primer, and Washington’s inaugural remark as supporting points.
New York December 15 Copper stocks above ground in the United States rose 4313 tons in November per the Copper Institute data. Refined stocks reached 72352 tons up 5092, blister stocks fell 779, November consumption was 123168 up 1855. Foreign origin copper deliveries rose 5031 to 43461. Domestic primary production plus scrap and secondary totaled 84020, down 2034 from October. Primary production 78389, down 1363. Refined copper production for November was 84799, down 1816 from October.
The Arizona American Legion executive committee asks Washington to add 200 beds at the Veterans hospital in Tucson. It also asks for expanded kitchen and dining facilities at Whipple hospital near Prescott. Disabled veterans have been moved from a San Francisco area hospital to Whipple.
The 1940 census shows that 35.7 percent of owner occupied housing in Arizona outside farms had mortgages as of April 1 1940. The figure covers urban and rural non farm areas and reflects mortgage prevalence among homeowners.
The Tucson Visitors club hosts an open house at 7:30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce offices to discuss how best to serve in war work. Dr. Carl McKee leads with officials from civilian defense and the Red Cross.
Governor Osborn told Arizonians there is no reason to hoard food after reports of large purchases. He said the country has the greatest food supply and production in history and will maintain or increase production as needed.
A study finds animals bred in the wild prefer conditions and diets closer to their natural habitat, showing distinct differences from those raised and trained by human handlers. Researchers note behavioral and dietary patterns favoring jungle origins over captivity.
Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan, commanding the Eighth Corps Area, outlined precautionary steps to guard against sabotage in utilities dams defense industries bridges and radio stations not federally owned. He urged private guards fences floodlights and local help from city county and state authorities with federal troops as a last resort across Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma and Colorado.
The Department of Commerce reports that import of silkworms into Brazil requires prior approval from the National Department of Animal Production.
Five Arizona youths were named by state congressional members for service academies. Senator Ernest W. McFarland nominated Albert Claude Jones, son of former Gov. Bob Jones, for Annapolis, and Sgt. Paul Allen Stough of Camp...
Barkley Tex son of C. S. Stough Phoenix aims at West Point. Sen Carl Hayden nominates Edmund d Autremont Pickett of Douglas and Richard Eugene West of Springerville for Annapolis. Rep John R Murdock proposes Russell D McGovern of Tuc son for Annapolis. Eire begins matches rationing.
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