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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1941

Page

2

Annexation Fight Over Eastern Tucson Suburbs

Residents and property owners clash as eastern Tucson area petitions for annexation face opposition. Signatures show a 51 percent control of real property but anti annexation lawyers argue taxable wealth must exceed 51 percent. City officials delay formal action amid informal talks and court threats.

Tucson East Broadway Country Club Road East Sixth East Highth Streets R. E. Stallings John L. van Buskirk Supreme Court Stallings el Encanto Apartments, Inc van Buskirk H. O. Jaastad Janstad Chamber of Commerce Annexation Committee

Eden and Eden Moscow trip yields hopeful war outlook

United States Ambassador Winant met with Foreign Secretary Eden in London to hear Moscow trip results. Reports suggest strong signals from Eden’s talks with Stalin on munition production and Russia’s reserves, with a broadcast promised to reveal conclusions next Sunday night. Eden reportedly believes conversations will bolster the Allied war effort and hasten victory.

London United States John G. Winant Anthony Eden Moscow Russia Eden Stalin

Divot Digging for Gold Unearths 19th Century Coins

Herb Smith a golf club caretaker in McCloud California found a bottle with sixty dollars in gold coins dating from 1838 to 1884 while digging with a shovel at the club. The find was reported by United Press.

McCloud Cal Herb Smith

Man Arraigned On Car Theft Charge

Harold R. Brown, 21, was arraigned this morning before U. S. Commissioner C. Wayne Clampitt on transporting a stolen car from Memphis Tennessee to Duncan Arizona. He is held under $1,500 bond for grand jury action. Brown said the car was rented by friends who posted $10. He admitted a trans continental drive was unusual.

Harold R. Brown U. S C. Wayne Clampitt Memphis

Episcopal Churches Set Thursday N Y Day of Prayer Rites

Episcopal churches of Tucson plan services at 10 o clock Thursday morning in response to President Roosevelt’s call for a national day of prayer. Rev Francis T Brown will officiate at Grace church Rev C E Huntington at St Philips in the Hills and Rev R Earl Dicus at St Andrews church. Roosevelt urged a day of asking forgiveness and consecration to the nation.

Episcopal Churches of Tucson Roosevelt Francis T. Brown Grace Church C. E. Huntington St. Phillips-in-the-Hills R. Earl Dicus St. Andrew’s Church

Hair Color Tied to Savage Temperament in Rats

Scientists report a link between hair color and conduct in rats, suggesting a gene controlling pigment also affects behavior. The discovery by Keeler and King at the Wistar Institute notes black hair genes suppress aggression in white rats, while gray rats remain sly and biting. They caution human applicability remains uncertain due to many factors.

Howard W. Blakeslee Dallas Tex American Association For the Advancement of Science Clyde E. Keeler Helen D. King Wistar Institute Philadelphia

House Renter Alleges Theft of Guns and Equipment

Mrs. Jerome P. Martin filed a complaint alleging a rental scam after two men and two women rented her house on Partano road then left with a saddle two shotguns a rifle and gear valued at 136 Police found the group had stayed at a Tucson hotel possessed a Doberman and 12 love birds and were driving large sedans with California plates A grand theft warrant is issued for the two men.

Jerome P. Martin Seventh Street Tucson California

Arch Bishop Calls Britain to National Day of Prayer

The Archbishop of Canterbury invites all Britons to participate in a national day of prayer and seek divine help for current and future challenges. The appeal emphasizes communal faith and reflection across the country.

Canterbury All England Great Britain

Mother of Tucson Man Dies in Ohio

Mrs. Alice McCarty 83 of Portsmouth Ohio, mother of Charles H McCarty of 1127 North Sixth Avenue, widow of former Police Chief W T McCarty, died after visiting Tucson in 1925. She leaves son Tom McCarty of Portsmouth and daughters Mrs Will Miller and Mrs Kline Dawson. Charles cannot attend due to illness.

Alice McCarty Portsmouth Charles H. McCarty North Sixth Avenue McCarty W. T. McCarty Tucson Tom McCarty Will Miller Kline Dawson Charles McCarty

U.S. Share Of Vehicles Shipped In 1941 Report

In the first ten months of 1941, the United States supplied 1,356 of 1,363 motor vehicles shipped, indicating a dominant national role in vehicle exports during this period.

United States

New 1942 Book Infinite Wisdom Commands Daily Joy

A 1942 work framed as a 365 page book by God, each page delivering a terse command. Read a page daily, interpret the message, and apply it to seek happiness, wisdom, and prosperity.

Radios and cameras surrendered by enemy aliens in San Francisco

In San Francisco, police collected radios and cameras from Japanese and other enemy aliens under a Biddle order. Over 3,000 radios and many cameras were turned in citywide, with notable seizures including a ceremonial sword and a pocket-watch encased camera. Alameda farmers surrendered rifles and pistols while facing ownership limits. Hearing on enemy alien arrests in the district ends tomorrow.

San Francisco U.P Pacific Slope Francis Biddle San Francisco Seattle Harry Misumi Natura Makamura Irving F.wixon N.D. Collaer

Aliens Turn In Cameras Radios to Sheriff in Arizona

On December 30 a group including Japanese nationals surrendered 17 cameras seven guns and three radios to Sheriff Lon Jordan under an order by the U S attorney general requiring German Italian and Japanese nationals in Arizona to turn in short wave radios and cameras by 11 pm. Most items were from Japanese residents with one German camera also returned to its owner after confiscation.

Phoenix Lon Jordan U. S Arizona Jordan

Winter Visitor Sends $100 To Wife Of Hero

A $100 check was enclosed in a December 22 letter received by Congressman William M. Whittington of Mississippi. The donation to Mrs. Colin P. Kelly Jr. from Gidwitz of Chicago was sent to Mrs. Kelly, widow of Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr., praised as the first hero to die in Manila for sinking a Japanese battleship.

Wcongressman William M.” Whittington Mississippi Colin. P. Kelly, Jr Byw. Gidwitz Chicago Santa Rita Jin Tucson Kelly Colin P.keily, Jr Manila

Fort Missoula camp reports arrivals of Japanese and Italians

The Fort Missoula government camp notes 236 more Japanese and 20 Italians arriving, raising totals to 1028 Italians and 638 Japanese with capacity for 2000. In Los Angeles a Japanese man donated a radio so large two officers needed to move it into the station house, estimated at 700 dollars.

Missoula Los Angeles

Keil Leaving Deputy Post Clark Named Successor

Robert H. Keil will leave as deputy sheriff on January 1. Cecil H. Clark, former superintendent of Grand Canyon and Mountain CCC camps, will take the post. Sheriff Ed F. Echols announced the transition. Clark has lived in Arizona since 1911 and served in World War I.

Robert H. Keil Cecil H. Clark Grand Canyon Tucson Mountain CCC Ed F. Echols Keil Southern Pacific Lines Clark Arizona Miami Meuse - Argonne France Army of Occupation Germany

Hunters fined for misidentifying swan as goose

Portland reporters note two hunters Sam Piazza and A E Sherell boasted of bagging two snow geese and describing their feast to friends. The pair turned pale when the game was identified as whistling swan and each was fined fifty dollars by the judge.

Portland, Ore Sam Piazza

Bernard J. Harrison Dies at 66 in New Jersey Residence

Bernard J. Harrison, 66, winter visitor and New York businessman, died yesterday at his home 1277 East Lester Street. His wife Jane Randolph Harrison was with him. A son Bernard J. Harrison Jr. of Short Hills will take the body to Richmond for burial. another son survives in Short Hills. Local arrangements are being handled by Arizona Mortuary.

Bernard J. Harrison East Lester Street New York Short Hills N. J Jane’ Randolph Harrison Short ‘Ais Richmond Arizona

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