President Roosevelt Warns Axis Endangers Bill of Rights
In a radio address on the 150th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, President Roosevelt denounces Axis governments for attempting to overturn the rights and freedoms of the American constitution. He vows the United States will defend liberty and fight until it is secure worldwide, warning Germany and its allies of barbarism and the threat to speech and press freedoms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Er. Roosevelt
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Training Class For Personnel Heads In Washington
A university program announces two February and July 1942 courses in Washington to train personnel managers for the war department. Open to college graduates with public administration or political science background and civil service eligibility, the courses include lectures and a tour through civilian personnel sections. Inquiries go to A H Obank War Department Washington with attention to John Connell placement unit.
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Washington
D. C
War Department
Business and Public Administration
E. J. Brown
Brown
A. H. Obank
Washington, D. C
John Connell
No Restrictions On Tourists To Mexico
Mexican tourist office rep Carl E Molling says there are no restrictions on Mexican tourist trade. Licenses for hunting fishing and firearms available at the local office. tourist cards for beyond 20 km limit obtainable there or from the Mexican consul. No cards needed to cross into Nogales Sonora. Chile imports over three times as many automobiles this year.
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Carl E. Molling
Valley National Bank
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Former Student Ensign Bedillion Killed in Action
Ensign Robert Bedillion twenty six year old son of Mrs Myrtle Bedillion of Washington Pennsylvania and former University of Arizona C A A student was killed in action while on duty with the naval air service. He attended Oklahoma A and M before joining the university and completed flying training at both schools. He was sent to Pensacola as an aviation cadet and after commissioning was ordered to duty on an aircraft carrier.
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Robert Bedillion
Myrtle Bedillion
Washington
Penna
University of Arizona C. A. A
Naval Air Service
M. L. Thornburg
C. A
Oklahoma A
The
University
Oklahoma University
Pensacola
Funeral set for Mrs Mae Peterson in Tucson
Mrs Mae Peterson 63 died last night in a local hospital. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church with Dr Richard S Beal and Rev Jesse R Jones officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery. She resided at 1548 East Ninth Street and came from Wisconsin two years ago. Survived by husband Oscar Peterson son Ivan Fields and grandson Robert Fields all of Tucson. Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary.
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Mae Peterson
First Baptist Church
Richard S. Beal
Jesse R. Jones
Evergreen Cemetery
Peterson
East Ninth Street
Wisconsin
Oscar Peterson
Ivan Fields
Robert Fields
Tucson
Arizona Mortuary
Nine Tucson Youths Sent To Navy Station
Nine Tucson youths were sent to the U S Navy at San Diego from the recruiting station in room 311 at the federal building. The office will now stay open 8 am to 10 pm. Enlistees included Hector Larriva William Arthur Berry E S Verdugo Alvin Green Greeson Philip Warren Hurley John Edward Mallett Jr James Martin Haner Bonnie Raymond Boers and Elbridge Gerry Howe Jr.
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San Diego
U. S. Naval
Federal Building
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William Arthur Berry
E. S. Verdugo
Alvin Green Greeson
Philip Warren Hurley
John Edward Mallett, Jr
James Martin Haner
Bonnie Raymond Boers
Elbridge Gerry Howe, Jr
Hunting May Bring Revenue To Mexico
A two part series outlines hunting and big game conditions in Mexico. Ernest E. Lee proposes recommendations in the second article following background on problems and potential revenue implications.
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Mexico
Number Two
Ernest E. Lee
Republic
Mexico as hunting mecca awaits open borders and trust
An exclusive analysis argues that Mexico could become a premier hunting destination, detailing permits and restrictions, guide fraud, and potential benefits to Mexican revenue and U S relations. It notes war closures elsewhere drive American hunters to Mexico and urges licensing reforms to capitalize on the opportunity.
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Republic of Mexico
Camacho
Mexico
United States
Africa
India
Siam
China
Dutch Indies
Rio Grande
Republic
Federal Game Department
Sixteen UA students quit for military service
Sixteen university men withdrew from the University of Arizona at noon to join the armed forces. Registrar C. Zaner Lesher said five were Tucson residents, five from elsewhere in the state, and six from out of state. names were not available.
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C. Zaner Lesher
Lesher
Valenzuela Rites Set for Thursday in Tucson
Funeral services for Antonio Valenzuela 92 who died early today at 610 Carmen Street Tucson will be held Thursday at 4 pm at Holy Family church Burial will be in Holy Hope cemetery The body lies in state tomorrow evening at the family home Surviving are his wife Teresa five sons Jose Francisco Juan Manuel and Telesforo and one daughter Mrs Mercedes Lopez all of Tucson
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Carmen Street
Holy Family Church
Holy Hope
Valenzuela
Tucson
Mexico
Teresa
Jose
Francisco
Juan
Manuel
Telesforo
Mercedes Lopez
Mexican Troops Set for Nogales Arrival Tonight
A Nogales source reports 850 Mexican soldiers 65 officers and 85 horses will pass through Nogales Ariz tonight en route to Lower California to man defenses. The convoy is due between 6 and 10 p m A reception for the officers will be hosted by U S Consul L S Armstrong and guests include Army officers from Ft Huachuca.
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Nogales
Ariz
Lower California
L. S. Armstrong
United States Army
Ft. Huachuca
Rio Rita Gardens Sign Hearing Set Tomorrow
A petition from Rio Rita Gardens at 2500 East Speedway to install an electric sign on its buildings will be heard tomorrow at 10 30 a m by the municipal board of adjustment. The case was appealed because owners seek a sign extending more than 18 inches from the wall, the city ordinance limit.
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Rio Rita Gardens
East Speedway
Municipal Board of Adjustment
Rio Rita
Two-Man Sub Sent From Waiting Ship
The Navy describes the captured two man Japanese submarine from Pearl Harbor as a death by own action craft with 300 pounds of explosives and two 18 inch torpedoes. It could operate about 200 miles at low speed and reportedly joined the Oahu attack after a 100 mile voyage. The midget sub is 41 feet long with a five foot beam and can be carried on larger ships.
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Washington
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Hawaii
Liv
Automotive output marks 81 million vehicles in 41 years
Over the last 41 years American manufacturers produced eighty one million motor vehicles. The milestone reflects steady growth in domestic auto production and suggests a mature industry facing evolving demand.
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