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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1940

Page

3

Hays Returns After Navy Duty

Don J. Hays assistant chief of police returned to Tucson from two weeks of U S naval reserve duty in San Diego. He was noted absent without leave briefly when he failed to appear, then announced his return and planned duty. His two weeks leave was approved June 15 to July 1. A city dispute earlier led to the city car being recalled from Hays.

Don J. Hays Tucson U. S. Naval Reserve San Diego Hays Henry L. Hilles Hilles George W. Seeley Seley R. E. Butler

Tax conference scheduled in Prescott August 1 2 3

The state tax commission announced the annual tax conference on property valuations will be held in Prescott August 1 2 and 3. County assessors and county boards of supervisors will attend and the Arizona Good Roads association will hold its annual meeting in Prescott at the same time.

Phoenix State Tax Commission Prescott County Boards of Supervisors Arizona Good Roads Association

Supervisors Move To Open Bear Canyon Road

Pima County supervisors advanced plans to create a new Bear Canyon Road into the Catalina mountains near Tucson. A August 5 petition will seek Bowes Road dedication as a Walker road substitute and decide on John Migel’s abandonment petition. Migel agreed to help build to the forest boundary and share costs.

Bear Canyon Catalina Mountains Tucson Pima County Bowes Road John Migel National Forest George T. Grove Migel Forest

State Traffic Toll Reaches 110 In First Half Of 1940

The Associated Press reports Arizona traffic deaths rose to 110 for the first six months of 1940, up 33 from a year earlier. Albert MceLaughn, 29, died when a car overturned near Coldwater. Driver Kroy Mayes, 22, failed to navigate a dead end. Theodora Pedroza of Mayer died when her husband’s truck left the Black Canyon highway near Prescott. Victoria Corilla and two others were injured in the crash.

Arizona Albert MceLaughn Coldwater C. H. Johnson Kroy Mayes

Quints Star in Movie to Aid Canada War Effort

The Dionne quintuplets filmed playing on the Dafoe nursery lawns for a movie to be shown at the New York World's Fair. The color reels will appear in the Canadian pavilion at Flushing. Earlier efforts included war bond purchases Red Cross donations and royal presentation gowns.

Callander Dionne Canada Five Sisters Dafoe Nursery Flushing Dionne Sisters The Red Cross

Legalized gaming petition rejected in Arizona

Phoenix July 1 The Secretary of State Harry M Moore rejected as insufficient petitions to place the Brayton legalized gambling initiative on the November ballot Beth H Clingan Phoenix attorney filed petitions with about 7000 signatures and said a circulator holding 5000 more signatures refused filing It would take 11786 signatures to qualify For comparison another legalized gambling bill had petitions accepted over a week earlier.

Phoenix Harry M. Moore Beth H. Clingan Sawyer

Swiss Industrial Fair in Bern Draws 157,845 Attendance

Despite adverse conditions the annual Swiss Industrial Fair in Bern attracted 157,845 visitors, a rise of 40,000 from the 1939 edition.

Bern

Tucson Red Cross drive nets 11200 in war relief

The Tucson Chapter of the American Red Cross closed its war relief drive with a total of 11200. A benefit show at the Pioneer hotel, a flower sale, door contributions, and an auction raised most of the funds, with about 10000 raised locally and 1200 from Ajo Willcox and Benson branches. The money goes to the Pacific branch in San Francisco to aid European war refugees.

Tucson American Red Cross Pacific Red Cross San Francisco Jan Diemes Europe The Pioneer Hotel Tucson Little Theatre Little Theatre Ajo Willcox Benson

Bank staff shed collars for summer shirts at Union Trust

In St. Petersburg, Union Trust employees wore open necked sports shirts for a day and public reaction was positive. Management then decided to keep the summer attire, moving away from collars and ties for the season.

ST. Petersburg, Fla Union Trust Company

Rescue Ships Set for Intercoastal Cruise Start

SAN FRANCISCO July 1 UP The American Messenger Washington and Manhattan will begin cruises from New York to San Francisco this month to return large passenger vessels to intercoastal trade. Assignment of the ships to the intercoastal run was made during the weekend by the U S maritime commission. The Washington and Manhattan, $11 006 000 luxury ships, have been engaged recently in refurnishing American citizens to the United States from Europe.

San Francisco Eners Washington Manhattan New York U. S. Maritime Commission Washingto United States Europe

Britain Warns Against Occupation Of Syria And Lebanon

London warns that Syria and Lebanon must not be occupied by hostile powers or used as bases for attacks on British interests in the Near East. The foreign office says Britain will take necessary measures and notes French Near East forces may be ceasing hostilities while German charges of British pressure in Syria surface.

Syria Lebanon London WUP Foreign Office Great Britain Near East Middle East Bordeaux Syrian

Banker Marks 51 Years in Tucson Banking Field

Garden H. Sawyer celebrated 51 years in banking with a desk ceremony at the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company in Tucson. Gifts included a commemorative pen set, flowers from several banks and Masonic bodies, and praise for his loyalty, leadership, and long service.

Garden H. Sawyer Southern Arizona Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Los Angeles York Rite Scottish Rite Masonic Order H. H. d’Autremont Associates Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company Tucson Sawyer First National Bank of Joliet National Bank

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U.S. Navy Associated Press Quints PY As Bee el Asd Stonecypher Baking Company Max Klinger Rainbo Baking Company George A. Stonecypher Rainbo Bread Gordon H. Sawyer Southern Arizona Bank Arizona Bankers’ Association American Bankers’ Assciation State Association Railway Express Western Union Railways Express Tucson Federal Joseph G. Rice D. Kellond Asst Treas Alfred F. Kerr Exec V. P Sec Alex G. Jacome Fred W. Fickett V. P. WM H. Johnson William L. WA LLSH East Broadway
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