Many Services Scheduled For Day Of Prayer
Tucson churches plan numerous services for New Year Day 1942 as President Roosevelt proclaims a Day of Prayer. Holy Communion at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church and a New Year service at 11 a.m. lead a schedule of watch nights, prayer meetings, and devotional gatherings across congregations including First Congregational, University Methodist, All Saints Roman Catholic, SS Peter and Paul, and St. Philips in the Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
R Roosevelt
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Arnold Litz
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
America
Richard A. Dawson
University Methodist Church
Young People’s League
Robert E. Dickenson, Jr
South
Wesley Foundation
Young People’s League of the First Methodist Church
Arthur F. Gramer
All Saints Mixed
Joseph W. Lane
Fietro Yon
Father Gramer
All Saints Church
Congregation Anshel Israel
South Stone Avenue
Marcus Ebreger
Leland H. Koewing
Division of Spiritual Welfare
The
State Civilian Defense Council
Koewing
Astor
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Dickenson
Greek Gifts Pooled For Red Cross Donation In Tucson
Greek Americans in Tucson observed New Year customs by pooling gifts into a cash donation for the American Red Cross. Basil Kritos, head of Greek war relief, sent a 386 dollar check to the local Red Cross chapter, calling it a token of gratitude for the blessings of their new homeland.
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Greece
Tucson
American Red Cross
Basil ‘Kritos
Greek War Relief
Red Cross
Kritos
America
Manslaughter Hearing Set for January 8 in Glover Death
Rudolpho Camacho 38 of Sabino alley faces a preliminary manslaughter hearing January 8 in Justice C W Gardner's court for the hit and run death of Joseph B. Glover a cafe operator on South Sixth avenue. Glover died after trying to cross the street with his wife Jesus Peralta 20 who was fined five dollars as a witness and not registered an out of state vehicle.
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Rudolpho Camacho
Sabino Alley
Joseph B. Glover
South Sixth Avenue
C. W. Gardner
Glover
Jesus Peralta
Mining Machinery Purchases Expanded Under Priority Order
Washington December 31 U P M indicates manufacturers of mining machinery may plan purchases nine months ahead under a revised priority order from the O P M. The order sets quarterly deliveries with rating eligibility for the next two quarters if there are existing orders. Blanket ratings are no longer required and sub suppliers may receive the benefit if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
OPM Priorities Division
War God Subdues New Year Festival
A wartime wartime news digest notes New Year scenes from Manila to Singapore under martial law as Japan, Germany, and the Soviet Union press advance. Blackouts, relaxed bans, and somber mood mark 1942 greetings across the globe while Britain Britain maintains resolve behind blackout curtains. Census figures show publishing employment exceeding 365,000 with wages near a billion dollars.
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Associated
Pacific
United States
Manila
Far East
Singapore
Japan
Hirohito
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Europe
England
Census Bureau
Coldest Winter in 20 Years Hits Europe Civilians Stripped
An Ankara dispatch reports Europe facing its coldest winter in two decades with subzero temperatures. In Bucharest civilians are deprived of fuel and warm clothing as frostbite injuries rise and troops press front lines. Military patrols strip fur and warm apparel from residents to send to front-line forces.
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Europe
Ankara
Turkey
Bucharest
U. P
Balkans
Tihe
Balkan
Enlistment Surges At Local Army Recruiting Office
One hundred ten men have enlisted in the U S Army through the local recruiting office in the post office building since Pearl Harbor. Twenty-one enlisted over the weekend, with Alfred Robson 18 Tucson listed as accepted. many more names from Tucson and surrounding towns include Bostick, Cessac, Wilson, Stidham, Alvarez, Warfel, McCoy, Lynch Jr., Farks, Walker, Wagner, Herron, Herrera, Horr, Whetzel, Lytle among others.
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U. S. Army
Pearl Harbor
Rex A. Taylor
Taylor
R. J .Combs
Alfred Robson
Route 1
Tucson
Army
Douglas
Irwin A. Cessac
Yuma
Beryl E. Wilson
Mabel
Hugene F. Stidham
Willcox
Albert 5. Alvarez
Nogales
Robert J. Warfel
Washington
D.C
LL. McCoy
Chicago
George B. Lynch Jr
East Helen Street
James D. Farks
DeKalb
Jerry M. Walker
Florence
Fred W. Wagner
Fresno Street
Albert
D. Herron
Arnold Ee Berrera
Stret
Marvin R. Horr
Hast
Miles - Street
Howard A
Whetzel
Patagonia
Everett
C. Lytle
Bisbee
Willington
Annexation Study Plans Marked by Local Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce annexation committee will study the East Broadway area near Country Club Road to gauge resident costs without pressuring adoption. Mayor Jaastad and officials were informed the petition will not yet be presented, as wider resident representation is sought. Charles Irvin noted only the El Encanto apartments petition remains active, tied to sewer fee waivers and potential city inclusion.
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East Broadway
Chamber
Commerce
of Commerce
Avery
Goyette
Henry ‘C. Jaastad
Karl Barfield
Charles Irvin
el Encanto
Hast
Sixth’ Street
Mexico Seeks Missing U S Bomber After Gulf Crash
Army search party launched after reports a two meter U S Army plane crashed and burned on Tiburon Island in the Gulf of California, according to the defense ministry.
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Mexico
Tiburon
Gulf of California
Defense Ministry
Local Names Tie to Desert Region Developments
The record lists individuals Tarentine and Lucas connected to towns Idabel and Bisbee, with associates Herman G. Blezinger and Leo L. Bellah linked to addresses in Tucson 1225 North Wilson Avenue and Blum Texas. No further context or events are provided.
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Tarentine
Idabel
Oklo
Herman G. Blezinger
North Wilson Avenue
Tucson
Kenneth B. Lucas
Bisbee
Leo L. Bellah
Blum
Texas
Alien Hearings Set to Begin Wednesday in Phoenix
The Arizona alien hearing board will open proceedings in the federal building Wednesday for a German woman and a Japanese man held in city jail. About 20 suspected enemy aliens were rounded up after the U.S. entered the war. The board includes Charles A Carson Dr J N Harber and C Earl Rogers and can recommend release parole or internment.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Federal
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Charles A.carson
J. N. Harber
C. Earl.Rogers
Prescott
Mine worker held in deaths in auto crash
George H Davis 30 an employee of the Bagdad mine Hillside was charged with manslaughter in the Christmas eve auto collision deaths of Mrs Clara L Adams 36 and her four year old daughter Carol Jean Adams also seriously injuring two of her daughters and a niece H Braatelien state highway patrolman signed the complaint Mrs Adams was wife of D W Adams Phoenix cattle buyer
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Phoenix
George H. Davis
Bagdad
Hillside
Clara L. Adams
Carol
Jean
Adams
Margaret Ann
Rosalie
Ruth Little
Mexico cancels Japanese fishing licenses on Pacific coast
Mexico announced the cancellation of commercial fishing licenses for all Japanese. The maritime ministry said jobless fishermen will be watched closely while potential expansion of Mexican fishing on Lower California coasts is eyed. General Enriquez Guzman will move to Jalisco. General Guerrero will move to Tamaulipas.
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Mexico City
Pacific
Marine Ministry
California
United States
Miguel Enriquez, Guzman
Nuevo Leon
Pacific Coast
Jalisco
Anacleto Guerrero
U. S
Tamaulipas
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