Mexico Moves To Keep Order Election Day
Mexico neutralizes potential unrest as 3 million voters prepare for a tense presidential race. General Castro orders disarming of civilians from today through July 15 and mobilizes army and police to ensure orderly ballots and deter fraud.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Cardenas
Manuel Avila Camacho
Juan Andreu Almazan
Jesus Augustin Castro
Augustin Castro
Department of the Interior
Attorney General’s Office
Russians Increase Occupation and Parachute Actions Across Bessarabia
The article reports heightened risk of clashes as Russian forces accelerate the occupation of Bessarabia and northern Bucovina. Parachute troops reportedly landed in unoccupied areas while reports of mass arrests and Russian military trials against Romanians emerge. Russian control expands with military governments and Soviet administers. tanks are landed by air along the Danube near Reni.
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Ters
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Romania
Curentul
Bucharest
Russia
Germany
Danube
Reni
Prut
Black Sea
Washington
Britain Still Controls Most Of French Navy
Washington July 3 reports that after France prepared to surrender Admiral Jean Darlan placed anti British commanders on warships but could not remove many. The Clemenceau Richelieu and Jean Bart fell to German hands while Dunkerque and Strasbourg joined the British fleet. Other French vessels and colonies remained with Britain, leaving the Royal Navy holding a large portion of the fleet despite Italy's entry.
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Pearson
Allen Washington
Reynaud
France
Jean Darlan
Darlan
Clemenceau
Richelieu
Jean Bart
Bordeaux
Bizerta
North Africa
Toulon
Marseille
Dunkerque
Strasbourg
Atlantic
Foche
Algerie
Italy
Arizona Copper Company and Mining Totals Across Districts
A compilation lists multiple mining firms and district totals with large capital figures. Brands include Phelps Dodge subsidiaries, Magma Copper, United Verde, Bagdad Copper, and Mojave S. Smelting, with district sums ranging from tens of thousands to over twelve million dollars.
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Necott, Hayden
Miami Copper Company
Christmas Copper Company
Greenlee
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Mohave—U. S. Smelting Company
Boriana Mining Company
Tennessee-Schuynkill
Gold Standard
Producers Mines Incorporated
Pima—Phelps Dodge
Ajo
Pinal — Kennecott, Ray
Magma Copper Company
Mammoth-St. Anthony
Molybdenum Gold Mines
Santa Cruz
Eagle-Picher Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Yavapai
Arizona-Eastern
Bagdad Copper Company
Hillside Mining Company
United Verde
Iron King Mining Company
Golden Turkey
Liberty Hills
Lynx Creek
Phelps Dodge
Equator
Congress Mining Company
Tucson Gas Case Cleared After Court Modification
The Arizona Supreme Court altered its prior ruling in Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power. It now allows deduction of interest paid on federal income taxes from state income tax, following objections from both sides to the original decision.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Tucson Gas
Elecrtic Light and Power Company
State Tax Commission
Commission
Roosevelt Officials Confer on Excess Profits Tax Plans
Defense funding for the new year is bolstered by new taxes expected to raise about $475 million plus higher income taxes due March 15. The levies, affecting cigarettes, liquor, beer, admissions, and various consumer goods, take effect at midnight and aim to fund defense with $1 billion in new revenue overall.
Koerner dies. governor lowers capitol flag
Official Katherine, 16, William, 13, and Mary, 11, survive. Mrs. Koerner and Katherine were with him in Portland for his health. Governor Jones ordered the state flag at half staff after Koerner's death. Koerner was a member of the Arizona copper tariff board and helped found Canada's Flin Flon copper producer. Funeral services will be held in Portland tomorrow.
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Katherine
William
Mary
Koerner
Portland
Jones
Capitol
Arizona Copper Tariff Board
Arizona
Ray
Oregon City
Gre
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Stanford
Inspiration Copper Company
Dunn- Thompson
Barker Mines
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Arizona Club
Phoenix
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ben Turpin Dies Famous Comedian at 65 in Hollywood
The old-time screen star Ben Turpin died today in Hollywood at age 65. He was renowned for his crossed eyes and long career in silent and early sound films.
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Hollywood
Ben Turpin
Blockade Strategy and Neutral Trade Questions Raised
The piece argues Britain should pursue economic blockade of Germany and warns against supplying the Axis through neutral relief. It questions Axis access to U S cash and carry provisions via French Atlantic ports and contemplates raw materials and war supplies sales, noting Cordell Hull faces these inquiries in his staff.
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Germany
Reich
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Europe
London
Atlantic
United States
Latin America
Italy
Cordell Hull
Refugee Aid Details From Empress Deserted Camp
Islands report refugees aboard the Empress received meals including potato soup army stew bread cheese and water in mugs while awaiting relief. The passage notes provisioning for those who left prior to arrival and hints at ongoing support arrangements.
Citizens Latch-String Letters Open for Readers
The Citizen invites letters from readers in a spirit of hospitality and will print them subject to courtesy and fairness rules.
Fifth Columnists Latch Strings In Defense Of Our Faith
Rev Nancy Galbreath of Greenway Station calls for action against Jehovah's Witnesses whom she accuses of undermining American faith and loyalty. She urges Christians to defend the nation by opposing what she terms un-Americanism and urging reverence for the flag and government.
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America
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Eid
Nancy Galbreath
Greenway Station
Navy sets profit caps and advance payments for contracts
The Navy fixes a 10 percent profit limit for ships and 12 percent for aircraft. A provision allowing a 30 percent contract price advance is intended to spur manufacturers to gear up facilities for faster production.
Swiss Industrial Fair in Bern Draws Large Crowd
The annual Swiss Industrial Fair in Bern attracted 157,845 attendees, up 40,000 from 1939, despite adverse conditions.
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Bern
Willkie Seeks Broad Campaign As He Leaves New York
Willkie hints at separate national chair and campaign manager roles and vows an aggressive coast to coast tour. He notes Roosevelt’s law ties nearby and suggests Dewey may join the campaign. Willkie plans to resign as Commonwealth and Southern director and meet McNary, aiming for a short vacation before announcing Elwood speech details.
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Willkie
Nassau Street
Roosevelt
Basil O'Connor
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Elwood
Citien
Germans Launch Daylight Raid Across Southwest Coast
English aircraft report low flying German bombers evaded shellfire and were chased out to sea by three Spitfires. Yesterday's daylight attack struck a southwest town where five bombs fell, three unexploded. Two killed and eight wounded in raids Saturday night.
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Scotland
Air Ministry
Ministry of Home Security
Methodist church pay policies spark loyalty debate
A Methodist congregation discusses payments for conference claims and hints at future handling of claims. The text mentions loyalty to Moscow and Berlin and urges lay members to verify funds from those sources and register with the U S government as Moscow and Berlin agents.
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Moscow
Berlin
United States
First Methodist Church
Taxi Ride Reflects Ordinary Morning
A narrator describes a morning taxi trip home with routine delays at traffic stops. The passenger mentions uncertainty about vacation plans and self depicts as a poor fisherman, indicating casual, everyday concerns.
Adlerika Gas Relief Adverts at Martin Drug Co
A vintage ad highlights five carminative ingredients in Adlerika that soothe and warm the stomach to ease gas, plus three laxative ingredients for a balanced cleaning of the bowels. Sold in a silver color bottle by Martin Drug Co.
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Adlerika
Martin Drug CO
Hungary Seizes Border Tightening as Romania Tensions Rise
Regent Horthy returns to Budapest amid government orders for stricter frontier control along the Romanian border. Romania’s Transylvania forces and Hungarian troops likely to move with Axis support if Soviet actions threaten regional influence. Turkey and Bulgaria also heighten precautions amid shifting power.
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Budapest
Bucharest
Mirel Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Kenderes
Rumania
Transylvania
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Church clashes over conference resolution prompt threats
The Capitol church warned of withdrawal of financial support after a unanimous report from the Tempe church denounced a conference resolution as un-American and un-Christian. A meeting held after Sunday services at Tempe church followed the dispute.
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Capitol
Tempe
Is Your Nose Drying Up And Itching Relief Method
An old advertising blurb promotes Mentholatum for dry irritated nasal passages. It claims cooling and soothing effects to moisturize mucous membranes and ease breathing. The product is pitched for use in nostrils and on cracked lips, available at drug counters.
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