Stofft Outlines Arizona Militia Plans and Needs
Col. Fred B. Stofft, Arizona National Guard leader, outlines a revived state militia to back regular forces. He says the plan targets 4,900 officers and men, with the 158th Infantry forming a combat team, and details training, pay, and facilities needs in Phoenix and Tucson. He stresses large, well equipped units to preserve peace and national strength.
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Fred B. Stofft
Arizona National Guard
American Legion
Santa Rita
Col. Stofft
National Guard
United States
Arizona Guard
Stofft
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Phoenix
408Th Field Artillery
108Th Army Ground Forces
366Th Medium Ordnance Company
Lake Field
Tucson
State Guard
Ft. Huachuca
Cohn Addresses Tucson Advertising Club Lunch
Alfred Cohn a commercial photographer spoke on Photography for Advertising at a Tucson Advertising club luncheon at the Pioneer. He stressed selecting proper subjects and allowing time for photography. Special guest Jack Acton president-elect of the Phoenix Advertising club spoke briefly.
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Alfred Cohn
Tucson Advertising Club
Pioneer
Cohn
Jack Acton
The
Phoenix Advertising Club
Bold Quintet Takes KVOA's Yule Tree
Five men wearing green fatigue jackets and CD shirts robbed KVOA by carrying off a seven foot Christmas tree from the station lobby at 7 30 p m Monday. Boldness reported as the key to the theft.
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KVOA
Browns Buy Four and a Half Acres and Home
Geneva Milligan sells to Mr and Mrs Albert K Brown four and a half acres and a residence for 12500 dollars. Deed filed Tuesday in county recorder's office. Property located between North Campbell avenue and Country Club road on the east side of Medena road.
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Geneva Milligan
Albert K. Brown
Anna Sullinger
Campbell Avenue
Country Club Road
Medena Road
Diamond Ring Worth 675 Dollars Reported Stolen
Theft of a diamond ring valued at 675 dollars was reported to police Tuesday by Mary Jane Michaels in Catalina Foothills. The ring contained 32 diamonds.
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Mary Jane Michaels
Catalina Foothills
Fifteen SP Employees Escape Injury After Tucson Crash
Fifteen Southern Pacific section employees were uninjured when their truck veered into a side ditch after colliding with a passing car on Highway 180 about 15 miles east of Tucson at 9 a.m. Tuesday. The truck was driven by Charles Perry of Douglas and the car by Charles Francis of Camas, Washington, according to Highway Patrolman V. M. Gibson.
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Southern Pacific Section
Tucson
Charles Perry
Douglas
Charles Francis
Camash
Wash
V. M. Gibson
Nehru Ties Indian Crisis to Constitution Debate
The article argues that restoring order in India requires a shared government formula amid Hindu Muslim tensions. It notes a native army's presence and British reluctance to deploy it, calling for postponed constitutional talks to include the Muslim League and Indian states. It hinges on Nehru accepting the assembly's decision.
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New York City
India
England
Mukund Ramrao Jayakar
Constituent Assembly
Nehru
Weather Howell Michigan Inch High Temperatures Cold Wave Move
Michigan forecast calls for temperatures around 10 to 15 degrees as a cold wave arrives. A storm accompanying the cold front is moving toward the Hudson Bay region, the Weather Bureau reports.
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Michigan
Hudson Bay Region
Weather Bureau
Dr. James Dies After Illness In Arizona Hospital
Dr. James died in Tucson following orders to return to San Fernando after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a respected hospital administrator, tuberculosis expert, and veteran affairs leader. Former patients and colleagues praise his diplomacy, daily patient visits, and evenhanded approach. He held multiple medical society memberships and was active in American Legion circles.
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Page Capital
Outwood
San Fernando
James
Tucson
Charles Pickrell
Pickrell
San Fer
J. Tee Itaeeames
U.S. Veterans’ Service
Hel
Arizona
American Legion
American Legion Department
American College of Chests Physicians
Alabama
Colorado
California
National Tuberculosis Association
Pima County Medical Society
Morgan McDermott Post
Rotary Club
Bilbo Quizzed Over War Contracts Inquiry Ties
Senator Ferguson questions Bilbo on alleged $11,000 payment to Ross Collins campaign manager and Mississippi corruption acts. Bilbo cites reporting rules for main committees and exempt informal groups, drawing sharp contrasts with federal Hatch Act. Bilbo plans to testify after Edward B. Terry and defends wartime contractor ties and 1942 fundraising.
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Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Bilbo
Ross Collins
Colins
Jackson
Edward B. Terry
Jake
Wall Doxey
United States Senate
Two Veterans Poised for Victory in Likely Voting Test
The passage suggests Vandenberg and another veteran will back a favorable result, with indications White will join, making a decisive win likely in any voting scenario.
Policy for UN Security Council report recommendations
Atom outlines policy for its political committee to draft the recommendations section of a report to the United Nations Security Council due by December 31. The document specifies process and oversight for formulating suggested actions and language.
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United Nations Security Council
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