Nazi Network in Mexico Details Seven Districts and Consular Agents
A Free French bulletin reports that Nazi influence in Mexico is broad and organized, with seven administrative districts and a web of legal and illegal groups. It names key figures such as Max Dobler, Hans Herzer, Erwin Friedrich, Edgar Von Wallenberg Pachaly, and several consuls, plus activities from border espionage to German cultural clubs and the German House in Mexico City.
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Nathaniel W. McKelvey
Mexico
Europe
Accion Democratica Internacional
Mexican Republic
National Socialist Workers’ Party
National Socializtische Deutsche Arbeipartei
Landesgruppe Mexico der Ausland Organization
Deutsche Evangelische Kirche
Gestapo
German Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin
Max Dobler
General Cano Street
Tacubaya
D. F
Hans Herzer
Reforma
Dietrich
Wallenberg- Pachaly
von Ribbentrop
Count Duerkheim
Ribbentrop
Berlin
Wallenberg-Pachaly
Amberes
United States
Germany
Reismann
San Angel Avenue
Villa Obregon
Nogales
Ciudad Juarez
Piedras Negras
Matamoros
Deutsche Volksgemeinschaft
Mexico City
Uruguay
Kurt Genoit Deums
Represen
Transocean
Karl Rikovsky
Freidrich Karl von Schleebruegge
The
Hitler
Alexander Holste
Bolivia
Dratein and Holste
Puebla
Ericsson
Hermann Dorner
Hans Bartelmann
Friedrich Geffken
Paraguay
Antonio Haas
Alfred Johann Voehler
Nicaragua
Tapachula
Chiapas
Priorities Clinic Set for Arizona
Phoenix Arizona January 8 the priorities clinic for Arizona business men will be held at the Hotel Adams in Phoenix C S Jamison acting district manager priorities field service office of production management said several priorities officials from Washington DC will be present to answer questions and explain priorities operations reservations to attend will be accepted at his office 410 Security Building Phoenix until January 6
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Phoenix
Arizona
Hotel Adams
C. S
Jamison
Office of Production Management
Washington, D. C
Security Building
Germans Launch Heaviest Raid on Britain in Weeks
German bombers carried out their heaviest assault in weeks on Britain last night, targeting mainly the northeast coast on the first anniversary of London’s great fire raid. The air ministry reported three raiders shot down and only a few casualties with no serious damage, with some planes reaching the industrial midlands but no immediate damage reported.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
Young reporters publish Pearl Harbor extra in Buffalo
Two junior journalists in Buffalo heard the Pearl Harbor declaration over the radio and rushed to publish an extra using a toy printing press. Their headline proclaimed the United States is now at war with Japan.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Japan
Pearl Harbor
United States
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Sumatra
Far East
Massive sale of opposite skins in Auckland shocks buyers
About 115000 opposite skins were sold in a few hours in Auckland and shipped abroad, raising questions about supply chains and regulatory gaps as the batch moved to international buyers.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Baby Of Year In Tucson To Receive Gifts From Merchants
Tucson announces prizes for the first baby born after New Year with gifts from 19 local firms. The winner gains three days of free care from Stork's Nest and beauty services for the mother plus many baby products and services from sponsors like Sunset Dairy Tucson Gas and Electric Zephyr Venetian Blind Co and Pitt's Jewelers.
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Tucson
Stork’s Nest
Chenault Marinello School of Beauty Culture
Jo Ann McKinney
Frank G. McKinney
Drexel Road
Sunset Dairy
State
Rialto
NuArt Card Shop
Zephyr Venetian Blind Company
White House
Tucson Gas
Electric Light and Power Company
Mazda
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company
Reuben
Arizona Home Supply Company
Pitt's Jewelers
la Nopalera Studios
Parker Mortuary
Leo V.powers
Diaz Pulido
Arizona Market
Libby
Sears, Roe, Buck and Company
Mitchell Furniture Company
Corral
Garden Fertilizer Found To Check Effect Of Meningitis
The report states ordinary urea used to fertilize crops dissolves and neutralizes meningococcus germs in tests. Dr C Philip Miller of the University of Chicago and Dr William Robinson of the U S Department of Agriculture led trials showing urea dissolves the bacterial protein, reducing toxicity and potentially blocking infection while preserving antibody development.
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Stephen
J. McDonough
Baltimore
C. Philip Miller
University of Chicago
Medical ‘Department
Society of ‘American Bacterologists
William Robinson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Miller
Public Records: State v Lawrence Brothers and associates burglary case
Superior Court presiding William G. Hall sets arraignment for Lawrence Brothers Robert Lee White and Erwin White on burglary grand theft and conspiracy charges. Emma Barndahl seeks divorce from Nicholas C. Barndahl with judgment for plaintiff.
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Lawrence Brothers
Robert Lee . White
Erwin White
Emma. Barndahl
Nicholas C. Barndahl
Superior Court Order to Show Cause in Wilson Stockwell Estate
The Superior Court under Eva De Concini presides over an order to show cause concerning the estate of Zula Wilson Stockwell. The document directs a response or action by interested parties by a specified date as part of probate proceedings.
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Superior Court
Eva de Concini
Zula Wilson Stockwell
Cigarettes To Be Put Under Price Ceiling
Washington news reports Price Administrator Leon Henderson will set a ceiling on all cigarette prices after American Tobacco refused to roll back a price rise for Lucky Strikes from 6.53 to 7.10 per thousand. Henderson cites cost increases and potential across the industry, noting the Dec 26 levels as the standard. President Hill of American Tobacco argues higher costs justify the rise and maintains no extra profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
American Tobacco Company
Henderson
OPA
George W. Hill
Hill
Unidentified Man Held Victim Of Foul Play
A coroner's jury ruled the man found near the railroad tracks was a victim of foul play. Testimony said he was stabbed before being run over by a train. Dr. Schermann estimated death occurred between midnight and daybreak. The victim, about 60, well dressed, had an open pocketknife. Footprint evidence showed two sets to the track and one set back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
A. H. Schermann
W. B. Raudenbaugh
Panama to ease limits on American business travel
Panama plans to relax some restrictions to encourage desirable Americans engaged in legitimate business activities. The move aims to attract business travelers and improve relations with the United States.
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Panama
Justice Court Fines Range From Speeding to Jail
In a Justice Court presided by C. W. Gardner Eugene Johnson faced speeding with a ten dollar fine. Earl Evans received a thirty dollar fine and eighty days in jail for reckless driving. Jesus Cocio and Cruz Cocio each drew one hundred twenty days in jail for battery.
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Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Eugene Johnson
Earl Evans
Jesus Cocio
Cruz Cocio
Vagrancy and firearms cases handed down in police court
Paul J. Cella presided as vagrancy defendants Fallace D. Bone and Hamilton Jackson faced 10 days jail. Salvador Hernandez charged with carrying concealed weapons fined or jailed. Vera Cado Meyer disturbing the peace sent to Pima county. Rudolpho Camacho manslaughter sent to Pima county. Jesus Peralta failed to register motor vehicle fined or jailed. Frank E. Woods vagrancy 10 days. Johnny Tift vagrancy 10 days. Archie Blair vagrancy 10 days.
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Paul J. Cella
Fallace D. Bone
Hamilton Jackson
Salvador Hernandez
Vera Cado Meyer
Pima
Rudolpho .Camacho
Pima County
Jesus Peralta
Frank E. Woods
Johnny Tift
Archie Blair
Marriage Licenses Listed in Tucson Notices
Belle D. Hall records marriage licenses for Matthew Johns and Teola Mae Polk both of Tucson. Ramon Amado, 32, and Ramona Alvarado, 25, of Tucson also appear in the license listing.
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Belle D. Hall
Matthew, Johns
Negro
Tucson
Teola Mae Polk
Ramon Amado
Ramona Alvarado
Canada not ready for free war aid
Ottawa reports a Montreal Gazette claim that Canada may write off Britain's war debt but a government spokesman called the report premature. The spokesman said Canada was considering supplying Britain with aid without charge, while denying any final decision or funds exhaustion.
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Ottawa
U.P
Canada
Britain
Montreal Gazette
W. L. MacKenzie King
Local Idaho producer markets colored eggs for breakfast
Nampa Ida. April 1. N D Vail a local producer dealer says there is no reason a person should not have green red and other colored eggs for breakfast if they desire. He has four hens that lay eggs regularly with either green or red yolks. He feeds them a laying mash with the colored dye desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Ida
N. D. Vail
Oddity Gift Shop Opens in Tucson With Discount
In Tucson a new Oddity Gift Shop at No.9 East Pennington offers a 15 percent discount through January. Miss Beery, returning from a buying trip later in January, plans to stock many eastern and western items including corsages for suits and evening wear. The shop sits opposite the Pioneer Tap Room entrance and urges shoppers to visit before enjoying the tap room later.
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Tucson
Miss. Beery
Miss Beery
Fron
Pioneer-Tap Room
Adjournment of Congress Delayed Start of 1943 Session
The Senate adopted and sent to the House a resolution postponing the current session of Congress to Friday and delaying the start of the new session until Monday January 4 1943. The measure also moved the 1943 Congress back one day to January 5 to begin on January 4.
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Washington
Dee
Senate
House
Congress
Norwegians Executed in Reprisal for British Attack
Stockholm reports a Swedish newspaper says residents of Stavanger, Norway were publicly executed probably as reprisal for the British attack on Vaagsoe. Five were executed for espionage, five for sabotage, and one for illegal arms possession, including Dr. Carl Ostedal of a well known Stavanger family.
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London
Exchange” ‘Telegraph Agency
Stockholm
Stavanger
Norway
Vaagsoe
Britain
Carl Ostedal
Architects Find Clay for Jefferson Memorial Restoration
Architects searching near Cape Girardeau Missouri located a special clay to produce Spanish brown paint needed for restoring the Old Rock House built in 1818 along the St. Louis riverfront for the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial project.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Cape Girardeau
Rock House
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Onavidoon
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William G. Hall
Grabe
NewsIn
Angelo Cavaletto
Sterne Phene
Uncle Sam
Firestone Rubber
Liberia
Firestone Organization
Victory
Amazon River
South America
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Harvey S. Firestone JR
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