Hitler's Generals Refused Invasion
A Stockholm source says Hitler replaced Field Marshal Von Brauchitsch after opposition to a plan for an immediate invasion of the British Isles. Generals Von Brauchitsch and Von Bock refused a renewed Moscow offensive, citing winter dangers and heavy losses. Hitler then assumed supreme command.
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Stockholm
UPR
Adolf Hitler
Walter von Brauchitsch
von Brauchitsch
British Isles
Hitler
Arctic Ocean
Black Sea
Russia
Alfred Jodl
Erhard Milch
von Bock
Moscow
Germany
Mail Soldiers Christmas Gifts Without Known Addresses
The War Department urged sending Christmas packages to soldiers to the last known Army address. Packages will be transferred to the post serving the soldiers’ current location, even if their exact address is unknown. The guidance aims to ensure gifts reach personnel still in service.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Debunked: coconut water versus coconut milk explained
The text clarifies that the liquid inside a coconut is coconut water usable for drinking, while coconut milk is produced by crushing the pulp and extracting a milky substance.
Public Records in Superior Court Divorces and Fees
William G. Hall presiding. Maxine Davis sues Harold Davis for divorce and a hearing is set. T. F. Dempwolf petitions for attorneys fees against Pacific State Savings and Loan Company.
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Superior Court
William G. Hall
Maxine Davis
Harold &. Davis
T. F. Dempwolf
Pacific State Savings and Loan Company
De Concini Rose v Rose Divorce Judgment
The court grants judgment for the plaintiff Evo De Concini in the divorce action against Donald H. Rose. Court records list Miram A. Rose presiding over the case.
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Evo de Concini
Miram A. Rose
Donald H. Rose
Justice Court Dockets Narrowly Describe Fines and Bonds
A summary of cases before Justice Court and Police Court shows firearm offenses on a game preserve, robbery, aggravated battery, and multiple reckless driving charges. Sentences include fines, jail terms, bonds, and continuations with several preliminary hearings listed for January 1942.
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Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
Fred A. Price
Sam Hendler
Gilbert Abril
Superior Court
Jose Nunez
Vader Whitworth
Edith E. Lane
Jack Hamilton
Luis Cicocheo
Tony Hidalgo
Joe C. Dalton
Ruth Grimes
Gene van Hooser
Robert Sotomayor
Andrew Esalio
Robert J. Brauley
Rosario Cesare
Paul Cella
Robert J. Bradley
Pima
George Taylor
J. C. Guthrie
Orville O. Lynrich
Ben Viado
Tanis Miller
Guillermo Villareal
Sam Sheinberger
Albert Russell
Wesley H. Anderson
Patrick Young
Multiple Tucson couples listed in regional notices
The record lists several individuals with ages and birthplaces: Roberto B Lopez 22 Tucson with Julia Ruiz 37 Tucson. Trino Frank Gutierrez 23 Tucson with Belen Camacho Apalategui 20 Tucson. Ben Chu 24 Los Angeles with Mary Woo 21 San Fernando California. Ernesto Medrano 22 Tucson with Angelita Rivera 20 Tucson. Willis Ray Seigal 24 Phoenix with Loretta Ebersold 18 Phoenix.
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Roberto B. Lopez
Tucson
Julia Ruiz
Trino Frank Gutierrez
Belen Camacho Apalategui
Ben Chu
Los Angeles
Mary Woo
San Fernando
Calif
Ernesto Medrano
Angelita Rivera
Willis Ray Seigal
Phoenix
Loretta Ebersold
UAW to Replace Sunk Arizona with Defense Bonds
The United Auto Workers pledged to buy 50 million dollars in defense bonds to replace the battleship Arizona sunk at Pearl Harbor. President R. J. Thomas announced the effort to 700,000 auto and aircraft workers in a telegram to Secretary Morgenthau, citing a member’s son who perished aboard the Arizona.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
R. J. Thomas
Thomas
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
UAW
Arizona Cu mines and mills drive near forty seven million
In Arizona, fifteen copper mines and eight mills produced a year’s output valued at nearly 47 million dollars, highlighting the state’s dominant copper industry and economic impact.
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Arizona
Death of Yaqui Chieftain Tomas Alvarez Shakes Pascua
Grief sweeps Pas cua as Tomas Alvarez Matchin Kobanau, Matachin Kobanan and headman of the Yaqui band, is laid to rest. At 54, he was killed by a Southern Pacific train near Eloy and remembered as a tactful leader who kept Yaqui dances and rites alive. Survivors include cousins Jaquina Matus and Juan Matus.
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Pascua
Tucson
Tomas Alvarez
Matchin Kobanau
Alvarez
Southern Pacific
Eloy
Sanavier del Bac
Padre Kino
U. S. Army
Mexico
Hermosillo
United States
Jaquina Matus
Juan Matus
Coolidge
Oil Rebates Halted by Federal Judge in Landmark Case
Federal District Judge David A. Pine approved a final judgment enjoining 20 major oil companies and 52 pipeline operators and seven subsidiaries from rebate practices. The government said rebates totaled about 500 million dollars. penalties could have reached 1.5 billion if the case went to trial. The decree imposes no penalties but bars the practice going forward, limiting pipeline dividends to seven percent based on ICC valuations after January 1.
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Washington
Federal
David A. Pine
Federal District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Automobiles Shipped From Germany To Turkey Without Tires
Report notes cars transported from Germany to Turkey missing tires prompting a supply issue for rubber. Authorities assess the impact on vehicle shipments and tire availability.
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Germany
Turkey
Fatal Accident Halts Christmas Shopping in Birmingham
Birmingham, Ala. December 23. L. J. Barkley, 34, an accountant, told his wife he would pick her up for Christmas shopping. A few minutes later he was killed in a traffic accident near downtown Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
L. J. Barkley
Barkley
Copper Company Ordered to Produce Wage Records
Judge Dave W. Ling of the U S district court ordered Red Rover Copper to provide wage and hour records showing wages paid and hours worked by employees. The case alleges the company refused inspection by wage and hour division officials to determine compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Phoenix
Dave W. Ling
U. S. District Court Today
Red Rover Copper Company
Fire Fighting Classes Announced Across Arizona
Phoenix December 23 paid instructors will conduct state wide community classes in fire fighting beginning in January. E D Ring state superintendent of public instruction announced the program under the state department of vocational education and the Arizona State Firemen's association. It will cover incendiary bombs handling and various types of fire fighting equipment.
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Phoenix
E. D. Ring
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Vocational Education
Arizona State Firemen’s Association
County Seats in North Carolina Not Largest Towns
Thirty-one county seats in North Carolina are not the largest towns in their counties. Five other county seats in the state are not incorporated.
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North Carolina
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Port
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Creme de Menthe
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Muscatel
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Be 5 & We
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