Deferment For Men Over 28 In Draft Call Likely
Pima county draft boards were told to grant temporary deferments to men aged 28 or older in their next call. General A M Tuthill cited national HQ telegram and said those drafted in call No 11 could be discharged later at government cost and personal inconvenience. Volunteers over 28 who wish to join in call No 11 should not be deferred.
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Pima County
A. M. Tuthill
Selective Service
Tuthill
National Headquarters
Senate
House
Funeral services set for Paul F. Strauss
Paul F. Strauss 58 died yesterday at his home 927 North Second avenue. Funeral 10 a m tomorrow at Reilly Undertaking chapel with Rev E Arnold Litz officiating. Elks will conduct service at Evergreen cemetery. He was a longtime Southern Pacific ticket agent, later with Consolidated Copper State Truck Lines, and a Tucson Elks member. Survived by wife Hattie, father John Strauss of Waco, brothers John Jr of Waco and Peter of Dibail Texas.
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Paul F. Strauss
North Second Avenue
Reilly Undertaking
E. Arnold Litz
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. A. Lohse
the Elks
Evergreen Cemetery
Strauss
Southern Pacific
Aspirin Whiskey mix leads to man’s death
Darrell A. Osborne, 39, civilian inspector and World War veteran, died after a reported incident described as aspirin and whiskey causing a potion like effect. Mil dred Osborne, his wife, summoned police as he grew ill and collapsed. He left a wife and three children.
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Darrell A. Osborne
Mildred
Osborne
Pima School Attendance Figures Reported by Superintendent
Mrs. P. H. Ross, superintendent of Pima county schools, notes countywide average daily attendance last year of 9,769.71 in elementary and 2,951.57 in high schools. State funding hinges on these totals at 65 and 95 dollars per student. Tucson led elementary attendance at 7,163.13 daily, with Ajo and Amphitheater following. San Navier was lowest. Tucson High averaged 2,533.39 daily, Amphitheatre High exceeded Ajo’s with 204.54 versus 178.44.
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P. H. Ross
Pima County
Tucson
Ajo
San Navier
Ross
Pay Problems Hover Over Arizona Employment Board
Arizona employment service commission struggles to meet its June 30 payroll. The agency reports a $12,000 federal Social Security grant and a current surplus covering 125 full time and 11 part time staff. The payroll rests with State Auditor Ann Frohmiller for approval or rejection amid a dispute with the federal board. Officials note all staff except employment director Lewis Irvine await salaries under the new law. The three commission members are set to receive $100 monthly under the new regime.
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Phoenix
Arizona Employment Service Commission
Federal Social Security Board
Ann Frohmiller
Federal Board
Commission
Lewis Irvine
School Annexation Case Delayed Amid Related Trial
A review of how Pima county officials seek to annex part of School district No 16 to district No 10 was postponed in superior court until another trial concludes. The concurrent case involves State of Arizona v Eva Wilbur Cruce over 19 head of cattle seized by cattle inspectors. Residents of district No 16 obtained a writ of certiorari to challenge the county schools superintendent and board of supervisors proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
P. H. Ross
Board of Supervisors
US Armed Forces Hit 1 760 046 Total
Washington July 1 Armed forces of the United States totaled 1 760 046 officers and men the Army Navy and Marine Corps reported at the close of the fiscal year. Fewer than a third as many were in uniform 12 months ago. The latest statistical picture shows Army 1 441 500 including 505 700 regulars 288 800 national guardsmen 53 000 reserve officers and 494 000 selective service recruits Navy 264 798 Marine Corps 53 748.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
State Department Expert To Speak On Cultural Activities
Miss Irene Aloah Wright of the United States Department of State will speak tonight at 7 30 p m in the campus library patio on Cultural Activities of the State Department. The lecture is open to the public and she arrives by plane from Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Irene Aloah Wright
U. S. Department of State
Division of Cultural Relations
Albuquerque
N. M
City Board to Review Two Zoning Appeals Tomorrow
The city board of adjustment meets at 10 30 in the council chambers to hear Louis Sanar's request to enlarge his store at 1250 North Cherry Street and Laura Cramer's appeal of a building inspector denial for a wholesale plumbing and pipe works at 441 East Ninth Street. A separate police court trial for Eddie Lopez of 120 South Westmoreland on a vicious dog at large charge is set for tomorrow morning after his dog allegedly bit A M Sanderson of 127 South Westmoreland.
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City Board OF Adjustment
Council
Louis Sanar
North Cherry Street
Laura Cramer
East Ninth Street
Eddie Lopez
South Westmoreland Street
Lopez
A. M. Sanderson
South Westmoreland
Y M C A Secretaries to Attend Summer Institute
Hervey F. Smith Y M C A secretary and Mrs. Smith will attend the Y M C A summer institute of the Pacific southwest August 3 8 at the Sonoma Mission Inn Sonoma California They will depart for the coast about July 15 for their annual vacation.
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Hervey F. Smith
City Pools Offer Free Swim Lessons for Boys and Girls
Starting Monday at Northside and Southside pools the city recreation department will offer free swimming lessons after regular admission. Charles Ott leads at Northside and Gerald McKenna at Southside with boys taught 1 to 2 pm and girls 2 to 3 pm.
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Northside
Southside
City Recreation
Charles Ott
Gerald McKenna
WPA Orchestra Concerts At Local Centers
The city recreation department sponsors WPA orchestra performances. Tonight from 7 to 10 at the Ochoa community center the group performs. Wednesday a junior dance at the armory from 3 to 5 pm admits only youths 16 and under, and at 7 pm a Plumer and Winsett streets event is planned. The Friday social hour at the armory is cancelled.
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WPA
Ochoa
Armory
Plumer
Winsett
Fire survey of forests shows good condition after recent check
Sam A. Sowell, assistant supervisor of the Coronado Forest, reported the season’s fires caused little damage and the area’s fire hazard rises with dry days. Lowell visited six ranger districts including Tumacacori, Santa Rita, Huachuca, Paradise, Douglas and Catalina.
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Sam A. Sowell
Coronado National Forest
Lowell
Tumacacori
Santa Rita
Huachuca
Paradise
Douglas
Catalina
Deerskin Prices Rise in New Zealand War Impact
War drives higher deerskin costs in New Zealand as producers report tighter supplies and escalating demand from industries seeking hides for leather goods and military gear.
Youth Waives Court Hearing In Auto Case
Charles G. Barnes 19 of 137 West 18th Street waives preliminary hearing on a charge he left the scene after injuring a man Sunday. Held to answer in Superior court with $300 bond. Police arrested Barnes at a saloon after the collision with Juan Lopez 1005 Colorado Street who suffered a broken leg. Frank R. Solomon 44 of 417 West 22nd Street pled guilty to reckless driving, fined $30 and 30 days in jail. Other defendants, Henry Parra and Henry Hill, were sentenced for reckless driving. Nunez pleads not guilty with July 7 trial set.
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Charles G. Barnes
West 18Th Street
Justice Court
Barnes
Superior Court
Barnes Benson
Justice Court Today
Frank R. Solomon
417
West 22Nd Street
Charles C. Farrow
Solomon
South Sixth Avenue
Henry M. Parra
South Main Street
Henry Hill
South Star Avenue
Parra
Hill
Ramon Nunez
South Meyer Street
South Ninth Avenue
Tom Smith
Phoenix
Coolest June in two decades marks Tucson climate report
Weather bureau notes June 1941 in Tucson as one of the coolest in 20 years aside from 1934. Mean monthly temp 80.2, high 105 on June 17, rainfall below average but half of 1941 year to date above normal, with 20 clear days and prevailing southwest winds.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Tucson
Negro selectees depart Tucson for Phoenix draft induction
Twelve Negro selectees left Tucson yesterday amid a rousing send-off by the American Legion at 167 South Meyer Street. E. T. Cusick led remarks with Mayor Henry O. Jaastad, Monte Mansfield, and W. E. Barnum among speakers as the second Negro contingent from Pima County heads to induction in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Charles Young
American Legion
South Meyer Street
E. T. Cusick
Henry OO. Jaastad
Monte Mansfield
Ww. E. Barnum
Pima County
Stephen D. Pool to retire from U S land office
Stephen D. Pool, acting registrar of the U S land office in Phoenix, will retire this week after 40 years in federal service. He has led the office for 24 years since P J Keohane’s death. Thomas F. Britt of Prescott will assume the post. About 50 friends honored him at a dinner.
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Phoenix
Stephen D. Pool
U. S. Land Office
Seattle
Wash
Washington, D.C
P. J. Keohane
Keohane
Thomas F. Britt
Prescott
Pool
Blessing Appointed New Field Supervisor
PHOENIX July 1 P J Blessing former manager of Prescott and Safford employment service officers named field Supervisor in charge of farm placement service for the state Lewis Irvine director of the State employment service announced to The Indian rhinoceros costs about 18000 in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
P—J. B. Blessing
Prescott and Safford Employment Service
Lewis Irvine
State
2700 Mexican Cattle Crossing At Douglas
Approximately 2 700 Mexican cattle will be imported today as border officials report the movement began yesterday. The importation aids local cattlemen and is expected to continue until autumn. About 30 000 cattle have crossed the border in the last year and a half.
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Douglas
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