Man Altered War Bond Dates For Cash
Angel Rueda of 527 St Marys road admitted erasing November dates and typing September on two $25 war bonds to cash them. Valley National Bank took the bonds and faced a $37.50 loss. Detective James Herron said Rueda planned to refund the bank and faced potential federal action for war bond tampering.
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Angel Frank Rueda
St. Mary’s Road
James Herron
Valley National Bank
Rueda
Herron
U.S
Secret Service
YMCA Plans Holiday Activities For Boys
The YMCA outlines a full holiday schedule for boys from the building membership and clubs. Activities include ping pong, checker tournaments, basketball throws, relay races, story hours, an educational trip and swim, with Christmas parties for preps juniors and Gray-Y boys scheduled across Friday and Saturday. J. R. Whippo, Ray Salzman, and Albert Rose supervise the program.
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YMCA
J. R. Whippo
Ray Salzman
Albert Rose
Australia converts cinema into clothing factory plan
Australia plans to expand its clothing sector by establishing 50 new factories and repurposing a large motion picture theatre into a manufacturing site as part of the growth strategy.
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Australia
British American talks may reassess Allied supplies
Washington, Dec 18. British minister Richard K. Law arrived to consult with Stettinius on relief for liberated Europe and a possible reassessment of the Allied supply and relief programs. The discussions come amid British efforts to resolve Greek clashes and a U. S. response to Churchill on Poland’s map.
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Washington
Richard K. Law
Stettinius
Europe
Law
Athens
State Department
Churchill
Poland
Soviets Shell Budapest From New Positions
Soviet forces attack Budapest from newly won positions within 50 miles of the city as Red Army units reach the Slovak border northeast of Budapest. Pravda claims 220 enemy divisions, 200 German, tied up on the eastern front, in a broad display of wartime might amid heavy losses in the Fot area.
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Moscow
Budapest
Red Army
Communist Party
Pravda
End of Exile for West Coast Japanese Americans
After 33 months in inland relocation camps, loyal Japanese Americans are approved to return home on the West Coast. Maj. Gen. Pratt revoked the exclusion order, with continued bans on those whose loyalty remains in doubt. WRA to outline gradual resettlement and ongoing relocation efforts.
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Washington
War Department
Henry C. Pratt
Western Defense Command
Department
Interior Department
War Relocation Authority
WRA
Dillon Myer
Santa Fe Span To Be Public Bridge
A bill authorizing the Santa Fe railroad to convey its Red Rock bridge near Topock Arizona to Arizona and California, separately or jointly, has been sent to the White House. The two states may operate the bridge as a free highway crossing.
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Washington
Santa Fe
Red Rock
Topock
Ariz
Arizona
California
White House
Congress
Russians Announce Positions Near Budapest and Magyorod
The Russians reported positions eight miles from Budapest and northeast of the city near Magyorod, detailing their proximity to the capital during ongoing operations.
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Budapest
Magyorod
Electors meet to name President in electoral college vote
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt leads Dewey in the national popular vote and electors meet today to cast ballots. Arizona electors convened in Phoenix and will send certificates to Washington. Roosevelt tallies: 25,610,946 to 22,018,177 with 340,705 for others. Arizona: Roosevelt 80,926 Dewey 56,287.
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Associated Press
Electoral College
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Senate
House
Arizona
Phoenix
Congress
Washington
Dewey
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers in Tucson Chapter
The Tucson chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons elected and installed officers Friday. Installed by A. H. Buehman and E. P. La Plant were Theodore C. Treat as high priest Frank A. Peyton as king W. E. Bergman as scribe Fred O. Goodell as treasurer Joseph E. Bentz as secretary Frank S. Minarick as chaplain Elmer Feenstrom as captain of host George Dyer as principal sojourner James F. Dyer as royal arch captain Marion C. Sieders as master third veil D. E. Hayhurst as master second veil F. M. McLean as master first veil Sam Lovett as sentinel.
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Tucson
Royal Arch Masons
A. H. Buehman
E. P. la Plant
Theodore C. Treat
Frank A. Peyton
W. E. Bergman
Fred O. Goodell
Joseph E. Bentz
Frank S. Minarick
Elmer Feenstrom
George - Dyer
James F. Dyer
Royal Arch
Marion C. Sieders
D. E. Hayhurst
F. M. McLean
Sam Lovett
Deer Mortally Wounded by 1827 Musket in Brunswick
A hunter in Brunswick Maine used an ancient musket from 1827 loaded with black powder to shoot a deer. The report notes the firearm’s age and traditional loading method while documenting the incident.
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Brunswick, Me
U.P
Home made musket ball fires at deer within 800 yards
Irving Barnes reportedly fired a home made musket ball at a deer within eight hundred yards. Details of the incident, location, and outcome remain unclear in the fragment.
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Irving’ Barnes
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