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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1940

Page

3

British Church Groups Join In Plan For Peace

British Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders unite in a joint peace proposal to postwar statesmen. They add five church standards to Pope Pius XII’s five points, urging equality, education, family protection, meaningful work, and stewardship of resources for all nations.

London U.P Great Britain Pope Pius Church of Canterbury York England Church of England Arthur Cardinal Hinsley Westminster Catholic Church of Britain Walter H. Armstrong Free Church of Federal Council the Times Safeguard Family British Empire The Times Britain Pius College of Cardinals

Arizona Population Climbs 14.6 Percent Since 1930

Arizona’s 1940 population is 499,261, up 63,688 from 1930. Urban areas grew 16.1 percent while rural areas rose 13.8 percent. Maricopa County leads with 186,193 residents, Phoenix up 35,223 and Tucson up 4,312. Losses appear in Cochise and four other counties.

Washington Arizona Bureau of the Census Phoenix Tucson Mohave Cochise Gila Greenlee Santa Cruz Yavapai Maricopa County Pima County Coconino Graham Grenlee Seeeeee Maricopa Oteemeeeserneres Yuma

Army rushes smokeless powder plant to avert shortage

Defense officials say the Army moved a $50 million smokeless powder plant toward completion at New Charlestown Indiana. Two of six lines are slated for early spring finish, doubling national powder capacity and easing war time shortages. Existing producers include Hercules in New Jersey Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey Indianhead Maryland and a Du Pont plant in Delaware. Additional plants planned at Charlestown and Radford with two more proposed but not scheduled for full production until next summer.

Washington Defense Army War Department Charlestown Ind Navy Hercules Kenvil N. J Picatinny Indianhead Arsenal DuPont Delaware Radford

Russia Civil Air Pilots Ordered Into Intensive Military Training

Russian aviation authorities announce pilots from the civil air fleet must undergo a new program of intensive military training. The move widens the scope of service for civilian pilots amid heightened national security concerns.

Russia

Superior Court Divorce and Suit Notices

William G. Hall presiding over Florence B. Henckler versus Harry E. Henckler divorce judgment. Clell F. Lee versus Alice Lee divorce complaint. Mary Elizabeth Maynard versus Robert Jackson Maynard divorce complaint. Florence H. Lockhart versus D A Jones and others suit on note.

Superior Court William G. Hall Florence B. Henckler Harry E. Henckler Clell F. Lee Alice Lee Mary Elizabeth Maynard Robert Jackson Maynard Florence H. Lockhart D. A. Jones

Police Court docket before Judge Cella

A. E. Raynor faces reckless driving charges with a fine of 36 dollars or 30 days, Frank Smith is fined 10 dollars or 16 days for vagrancy, Joe Garcia’s case for sounding a false fire alarm was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence, and Leroy Goodwin is charged with reckless driving with a fine of 30 dollars or 30 days.

Paul Cella A. E. Raynor Frank Smith Joe Garcia Leroy Goodwin

Mrs Agnes Michaels Hurt In Auto Crash

Mrs Agnes Michaels of 1020 Circle Drive, mother of Gus Michaels and Bisbee Chamber of Commerce secretary, was injured in a motor vehicle accident at North Park Avenue and Drachman Street last night. County hospital attendants said her condition was good. Her car collided with a vehicle driven by A E Raynor, 56, Tanque Verde rancher. Raynor was arrested on reckless driving charges and pleaded guilty in police court this morning, receiving a $30 fine or 30 days in jail.

Agnes Michaels Circle Drive Gus Michaels Bisbee Chamber of Commerce North Park Avenue Drachman Street

Mrs Elouise Palomares Dies At Local Hospital

Mrs Elouise Palomares 31 a Tucson native died yesterday in a local hospital. She resided at 837 South Fourth Avenue and is survived by her husband Reyes Palomares and four children Reyes Jr Jose Lupita and Rosario. She also leaves a sister Julia Verdasco and four brothers Ramon and Rosalino Ahumada of Tucson and others.

Elouise Palomares Tucson

City Briefs: Scout Meeting and Local Christmas Events

Boy Scout Troop 18 meets at 7 30 tonight at the Palo Verde mission with Kenneth Cunningham as scoutmaster. Flowing Wells Sunday school hosts a Christmas party Sunday at 7 30 p m at Flowing Wells school. Government Heights Baptist mission holds Christmas services at 9 45 a m Sunday with Richard Beal Jr as speaker. Tucson Stamp Club Christmas party at Mrs Bessie Rea 521 North Campbell Ave Monday night features philatelic gifts up to 25 cents.

BOY Scout Palo Verde Mission Kenneth Cunningham Flowing Wells Sunday Flowing Wells School Government Heights Tucson Stamp Club Bessie Rea Campbell Avenue

Don McDonald Completes Training At Anderson School

Don S McDonald son of Mr and Mrs James W McDonald 835 East Seventh Street completed preliminary training at Anderson Airplane School of Los Angeles and has been employed by Douglas Aircraft.

Don

Democratic Women’s Club Meeting Set for December 23

The Democratic Women’s Club will hold a regular business meeting on Monday December 23 at 8 oclock in the Fiesta Room of the Santa Rita hotel.

Democratic Women's Club Fiesta Room Santa Rita Hotel

Bouquet Club Sponsors Spanish Music Buffet at Dunbar School

The Bouquet Club will sponsor a Spanish musical buffet at 8 o'clock this evening in the Dunbar school.

Bouquet Club Dunbar

LDS Institute Director Daryl Chase Plans Mexico City Visit

Daryl Chase director of the Latter Day Saints Institute of Religion and his wife left yesterday morning for a two week stay in Mexico City. They were accompanied by Mr Chase's brother and sister in law from Nephi Utah.

Daryl Chase Latter Day Saints’ Institute of Religion Mexico City Mr. Chase Nethi Utah

Norton family to spend holidays in Hutchinson Kansas

Reverend George H. Norton Jr and wife and children travel to Hutchinson Kansas to visit Mr Norton's parents over the holidays. Norton, associate pastor at First Methodist, will reunite with a brother unseen for 15 years and plans to return January 3.

George H. Norton, Jr Hutchinson Kansas Mr. Norton

Aliens Register at Post Office Doors in City Race

More than 5300 aliens registered today at the fourth floor alien registration offices in the post office building. They must complete registration by midnight December 26 under a Congress act passed last summer.

Congress

Petition for Letters of Administration for Thomas C. Hardy Jr

The estate of 23 year old teaching assistant Thomas C. Hardy Jr of University of California Berkeley was probated after his November 2 death from a lethal gas explosion. His father filed the petition in superior court. The deceased was a former Tusconian. The estate is valued at $2,000.

Thomas C. Hardy, Jr University of California At Berkeley Superior Court

Rescue Ships Financed By War Relief Society

The British War Relief Society announced that its New York office wired $20 000 to Britain to equip 30 rescue ships. Winthrop W Aldrich confirmed the plan stating ships will be fully equipped and rush to aid stricken steamers and bring crews and passengers to shore.

British War Relief Society East Congress Street New York Fifth Avenue Great Britain Winthrop W. Aldrich Aldrich England

Huge Truck Turns Over Near Tucson Injuring Driver

Juan Rodriguez of 377 South Main Street, driver for J and T Produce, suffered minor injuries when his truck sideswiped two cars on the Casa Grande highway five miles northwest of Tucson. The vehicle overturned spilling 12 tons of vegetables and fruit.

Juan Rodriguez South Main Street J. and T. Produce Company Toole Avenue Casa Grande Highway Tucson Louis Flores South 10Th Avenue L. L. Avery Rt. 1

Ahumada Brothers Funeral Plans Noted

Alfred and Jose Ahumada of No gales will lie in state at Mrs. Palomares home this evening before burial in Amado Arizona. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Reilly Undertaking Company.

Alfred Jose Ahumada Nogales

County Moves To Cooperate For Airports

The Pima county board of supervisors agreed to work with the Civil Aeronautics Authority on upgrading the emergency airport at Ajo. A CA allocation of 70 422 will fund paved runways and beacon lights. The board also applied to the general land office for title to land to be used for the airport expansion.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Civil Aeronautics Authority Ajo CAA Gladstone MacKenzie General Land Office San Diego Tucson Albuquerque N. M

Christmas Eve Big Brothers Party Planned in Tucson

The Tucson Lions Club with the Big Brothers and the WPA recreation department will host the annual Christmas tree party for thousands of underprivileged city children. General chairman John Reilly Jr leads a committee including Loveless Gardner Carl Thompson Frank Gonzales Charles Clark William Howe with Eduardo Caso Kenneth Kelton Lew Adams handling music. The event at the Fox theatre begins 6 45 pm, ends 7 50 pm with fruit and candy distribution and a full program featuring chimes, a Tucson boys choir, radio broadcasts, prayers, and greetings from Mayor Henry Jaastad and Lions President John Lyons Jr.

Tucson Lions Club Big Brothers WPA Recreational Department John Reilly, Jr Lions Committee Reilly Loveless Gardner Carl Thompson Frank Gonzales Charles Clark William Howe Eduardo Caso Kenneth Kelton Lew Adams Tucson Boys Choir Case KVOA John I. Reilly, Jr Don H. Hughes Robert E. Dickenson Tucson Ministerial Association Henry O. Jaastad Tucson John D. Lyons, Jr The Lions Club

American Airlines enlarges operations in 1940

In 1940 American Airlines increased service across its trans continental network. Through November the carrier carried 10,339 revenue passengers and logged 289,816,372 revenue passenger miles while operating 427,147,221 seat miles. The load factor stood at 1.8. On September 15 the Mercury skysleeper began service between New York and Los Angeles in double sections, part of the Twin Mercuries.

American Airlines, Inc Air Express American American Airlines New York Los Angeles

Brazil Exports Over 1 Million Bags of Coffee in a Month

Brazil shipped more than 1,000,000 bags of coffee to foreign markets in the latest month reported. Trade data show strong overseas demand for Brazilian beans, with shipments rising across key destinations and regions.

Brazil

Tucsonans Vie for Best Decorated Homes

Forty five entrants join the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas home decorating contest in Tucson. Last minute entries accepted until 9 p m today. Judging begins tomorrow night with prizes from local merchants. Results to be published Christmas Eve in the Daily Citizen and Christmas Day in the Arizona Star.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Abbott Dodge Harry V. Chambers Larry Lewis Ade Abbott Daily Citizen Arizona Star

British Claim Hitler Seeks U.S. Entry to War

London sources report Germany warns the United States as Adolf Hitler aims to drag the U S into conflict. The goal is to curb American aid to Britain by provoking a U S Japan war, while Japan seeks to remain out of war per Foreign Minister Matsuoka.

London Germany United States Adolf Hitler Britain Japan The Press Association Hitler Yosuke Matsuoka

New Store To Be Built Here In West Congress Area

Construction starts on a 12 unit store building at West Congress and Court streets by Benjamin and Pauline Podol. The cash project costs about 25000 with no mortgage financing and features stores on multiple facades. Architect is Henry O Jaastad and contractor Harry Foster. Podol also reports sales of a Colonia Solana home to J O Mack of Galveston for 17000 and a Campbell Allen Road home to Mrs Caroline Keen for 7500 with J Gordon handling both transactions.

Howell Manning Paseo Redondo C. A. Jones East Fifth Street J. W. Buchanan East Speedway L. P. Wehrle East Helen G. S. McRae South Sixth Ethel C. Lobban East Waverly C. J. Kennedy East Lee T. A. Caid South Third Ida Shoat Fort Lowell Mabel Patricia Peters Kleindale Plumer James M. Howsare North Mountain Robert Thomas East Broadway George M. Cooper East India Jack Donahue East Spedway B. H. Smith al Hubbard East Drachman Velma Devereaux West Fifth Street C. B. Devine North Vine Barbara Dorothy Helen Aven East Sixth Street John Hollingsworth East Seventh Street Louis Rojeski Bermuda Charles D. Eoff North Campbell Doyle Marguerite Hahn J. J. Bowen J. A. McCall North Sixth Avenue Estelle F. Gutierrez South Sixth Avenue Starkweather East Adams Tucson West Sixth Street West Congress and Court Streets Benjamin Pauline Podol Podol West Congress Street Henry O. Jaastad Harry Foster West Congress Court Street Mesilla Street Colonia Solana Foster J. O. Mack Galveston Tex Mack J. Gordon Campbell and Allen Road Effie Daft Caroline Maynard Keen Gordon

Morlet Promoted to Second Vice-Consul in El Paso

Tomas Morlet, former no gales, Ariz., consul for the Mexican government, who was moved to El Paso, has been elevated from third to second vice-consul.

Tomas Morlet Nogales, Ariz el Paso

Mexican Tourism Chief Replaced In Tucson Shift

Carl Molling head of the Mexican Tourist Relations bureau in Tucson says his superior Abraham Mejia, chief of the federal tourist department, has been replaced by Alejandro Buelna.

Carl Molling Mexican Tourist Relations Bureau Tucson Abraham Mejia Federal Alejandro Buelna

Star Citizen contest prize winners named in Tucson ads

Ten prize winners in the Star Citizen classified department pictoquiz contest were notified by mail of valuable merchandise awards. Entries totaled hundreds from 22 Arizona towns during a 20 day period, with donors including Bill Murphree’s Shell station and Rus sell Electric, Priser’s, Maytag Mann, Tucson Gas Electric, McKenzie’s Music Store, and Priser’s.

Star- Citizen Classified Advertising Department Arizona Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen Mason Gerhart East Seventh Street Eveready Bill Murphree Shell North Stone Fourth Street Winifred Vaughan Star-Citizen Classified Department F. Deffner Liberty Avenue Maytag-Mann Appliance Company West Congress Franses Dunn Royal Rochester Russell Electric Company East Congress H. L. Dulaney South Sixth Avenue Porters Hamilton Catlin North Fourth Avenue Priser M. K. Curd East Willard Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Company Marjorie Cooper East Third Waterman Priser's Ruth Fehr

Professor's Father Dies in Honolulu After Long Public Service

Andrew John O'Connor aged 68, a former newspaperman, Nogales high school principal, and immigration inspector in Honolulu since 1919, died in Honolulu on Thursday. He was father to Jack O'Connor, UA journalism professor, and Mrs. Andy Wrenn of Florence, with wife Elisa and children Peggy and Billy in Honolulu, plus two children from a former marriage.

Andrew John O'Connor Nogales High School Nogales Honolulu Jack O’connor University of Arizona Andy Wrenn Florence O'Connor United States Immigration Service Associated Press Mexico San Francisco W. A. O'Connor Santa Cruz County

Eighth Avenue Box of Chocolates From Crane's Candy

A box of chocolates from Crane's Candy shop is shipped to 24 North Stone Avenue on Eighth Avenue in a local gift delivery.

Eighth Avenue Crane's Candy Store North Stone Avenue

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Pope Public Records Belle D. Hall Aubrey Ray Davis Patagonia Rozella Ellen White Benson Allen Road E. Congress War Relief Society American Air Stone Avenue Elenore Altman University of Arizona College of Fine Arts Richard Sortomme M. H. Starkweather Maywood S&s. Smith East Adams Josephine le Pine Tucson Boulevard Ed Salvatierra Eunice Blackridge North Fourth Avenue S&s. Sayer Drachman Robert W. Black Helen John A. Rose Fresno Loyd Ferguson W. R. Wells Casa Grande Road Fairview Bob Normart Third Avenue Fred Wiersum U. S Congress Street Star-Citizen Porter Levi Strauss Rayon Gabardine Levi Strauss Pendleton Levi Strauss H Pr Banes Leee Git Ike Gun Stone Ave
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