New Supply Of Defense Bonds Now Available
The Valley National Bank and the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company announced a fresh batch of defense savings bonds is in stock and ready for purchase. The banks expect the supply to last about three days as applicants complete purchases from the recent requests. Tucson Federal Savings and Loan also noted continued availability and more orders.
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Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company
Defense Savings
Harry Holbert
The
Fred Dragonette
Holbert
Tucson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Dragonette
University sets pilot course quotas amid uncertain C A A status
Engineering School Dean G M Butler describes the next semester pilot training at the university as problematic with a 20 10 split between elementary and secondary courses. Flight training will be handled by Gilpin Airlines, with potential expansion to 30 elementary slots if applicants meet requirements. External extension courses at Globe await authorization.
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C.A.A
G. M. Butler
Butler
Washington
J. S. Marriott
E. N. Fordham
C. D. Doak
Fordham
Doak
Gilpin Airlines
Hudgin Air Service
Globe
Latin American school year begins in April or May endings in November
The article notes that across Latin America most schools start in April or May and finish in November, outlining a common academic calendar pattern for the region.
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Latin America
Black Dragon Is Jap Fifth Column
Washington dispatch outlines the Black Dragon society led by Mitsuru Toyama, its plans, methods, and influence in Japan and abroad. The piece notes ties to Koki Hirota, infiltration in government and diplomacy, and the threat of a global fifth column with Asia dominance aims.
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H. C. Thompson
Washington
UPR
Japan
Black Dragon Society
Asia
Black Dragon
Mitsuru Toyama
Toyama
Koki Hirota
United States
Frank Knox
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Foreign Office
China
South Seas
Far East
Philippines
East Indies
Indo-China
Malaya
De Luxe Train Arrives Here In Arizona
The Arizona Streamliner Limited of Rock Island Southern Pacific arrived on time at 8 44 this morning from Chicago to Phoenix on its first westbound run. It carried 44 passengers of which 22 got off here and 15 continued to Phoenix with guests including Tucson pioneer Harry Drachman and Nick Hall mayor of Old Tucson. The eastbound train is due at 8 25 this evening and will depart at 8 33. The next streamliner will arrive Friday morning with alternate day schedules.
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Arizona Streamliner Limited
Rock Island
Southern Pacific Railways
Chicago
Phoenix
Harry Arizona Drachman
Tucson
Nick Hall
Old Tucson
Homer Lininger
Arizona Hotel Association
Lolita Dunn
Chieo
Rock Island Railroad
Toyama Seen Surrounded by Guards Amid Quiet Power Notes
The elderly figure with white stubble and shell rimmed glasses sits under guard as husky protectors stand nearby. A follower claims Toyama would be Japan's unofficial prime minister for life, reflecting a powerful, aging leader's hold on influence.
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Toyama
Japan
Production Of 100-Octane Gas Is Increased
New York reports that by increasing lead in 100-octane fuel from three to four cubic centimeters per gallon the U S now produces 2 100,000 gallons daily, up from 1 800,000. The change, announced by the American Petroleum Institute, raises aviation fuel output aiding performance.
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New York
Army
Navy
America
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Britain
Allied Man Power Two To One For Allies In War
The census bureau reports fighting age men 18 to 35 total 85,203,000 in major belligerents. Allies would have 56,643,000 to 28,560,000 for the Axis, a two to one edge, not counting China India or the Netherlands Indies. Including China and India brings Allied potential to 163,887,000.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
China
India
Netherlands Indies
Osborn seeks Navy to name battleship Arizona
Governor Osborn announced he will ask the U S Navy to name a new battleship Arizona to replace the vessel sunk in the Pearl Harbor attack. The proposal will go to the state’s congressional delegation for transmission to Secretary Knox.
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Phoenix
Osborn
U. S. Navy
Arizona
Pearl
States
Secretary of Navy
Knox
100 Octane Plant Promises 5 Million Gallons Daily by 1942
A new 100 octane fuel facility in the United States pledges to produce 5,000,000 gallons per day by December 1942, signaling a significant boost to wartime aviation fuel supply and industrial capacity.
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United States
Veterans To Be Moved From Coast Hospital
About 124 patients at the U S Veterans hospital in West Los Angeles will be moved to Whipple Barracks Arizona due to air raid fears. A total of 400 are slated to transfer with others sent to South Dakota and New Mexico. The exodus starts Thursday with helpless bed cases the blind and wheel chair patients foremost.
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U. S. Veterans Hospital
Whipple Barracks
Ariz
South
Dakota
New Mexico
Robert Bringham
Veterans’ Facility
Bringham
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