Capt Revis Buried Here After Midland Crash
Capt Revis a University of Arizona 1939 graduate, killed in a Midland Texas area crash while stationed there. A Davis Monthan detachment will conduct the 5 30 p m funeral at Ever. ee cne vis with burial at Bring's funeral home 4 45 p m. The deceased, 26, left Oak Hill High School in West Virginia as student body president and supported himself through college. Survived by wife Orrine Thornton, a two month old daughter Carol Ann, and an uncle Walter Revis. He had studied liberal arts and law, belonged to Pi Kappa Alpha and Sophos, and earned commission in 1941. He had served at Brooksfield and Midland, rising to captain in 1943, and flew B 34 bombers. Maj. E N Sudd praised him as a friend to many and an exemplary officer.
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Ee Cnevis
University of Arizona
Midland
Texas
Davis-Monthan
Bring’s Funeral
Bevis
Baum and
Adamson
College of Liberal Arts
Law College
Arizona
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Sophos
Capt. Revis
Oak Hill High School
Oak Hill
W. Va
Jefferson
North Carolina
Orrine Thornton
Phoenix
Carol Ann
Walter Revis
Santa Monica Calif
Revis
E. N. Sudd
Army Air Force
Midlland
Brooksfield
Maj
Sudd
Poel
YMCA Prescott camp nearing full for Tucson youths
The Prescott YMCA boys camp opens June 11 and can fit only three more Tucson boys of the 36 planned. Forty to sixty day sessions available with free riding, swimming, and athletic facilities. Camp director is Taylor Roberts with J F Enewell overseeing the program. Troxel to lead a parents forum Thursday evening.
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YMCA
Prescott
Tucson
Hervey Smith
Ferron Troxel
Southwest
Troxel
Golden State
Phoenix
Taylor Roberts
Phoenix Ywca
J. F. Enewell
Phoenix Ymca
Famous Grid Stars Work On Liberators
A former all Texas guard and Arizona quarterback are hired as professors by the Tucson division of Consolidated Vultee. Milt Morse and Harry Phillips, University of Arizona coaches, join the summer staff with Morse as backfield coach and Phillips overseeing line and ends.
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Texas
Arizona
Tucson
Consolidated Vultee
Milt Morse
Harry Phillips
University of Arizona
Phillips
University of Texas
Morse
U. of A. Wildcats
Tucson Outbuilds 6 Western States
Tucson issued 879 140 in building permits in April far above San Francisco and Denver and only behind Los Angeles among western cities. The Western Building Association cites federal housing projects and conversions as fueling the surge, with six permits for housing conversions totaling over 40 000.
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Tucson
Los Angeles
Western Building Association of
Portland
Ore
E. D. Herreras
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Herreras
Rodeo Field
John W. Joynt
Campbell Avenue
15Th Street
Federal Housing Authority
North Stone Avenue
East Ninth Street
Ash Street
East Seventh Street
East Sixth Street
Phoenix Building
Phoenix
Western Building
Washington
Oregon
West
Oragon
British Instruct Heavy Toll On Japanese In Chin Hills
New Delhi June 1 British forces in upper Burma report heavy casualties against Japanese units in the Chin hills about 100 miles from the Burma India border. In ten days of localized encounters near Tiddim Kalemyo and Fort White the enemy was said to sustain considerable losses while British losses remained moderate.
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New Delhi
Upper Burma
Chin Hills
Burma- India
War Bulletin
Tiddim
Kalemyo
Fort White
Births Report From St Marys Hospital Tucson
St Marys Hospital Tucson records births on May 29 to May 31. Families include Leong, Baranski, Kroger, Spahr, North, Shackleford and Dirst at addresses in Tucson. Children listed as boys and girls with exact times of birth.
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St. Mary's
Wesley Spahr
East Twelfth Street
Tucson
Byron G. North
Desert Village
Route 3
William Edwin Shackleford
South Fifth Avenue
Wayne Dirst
East Second Street
Navy war bond funds fur-lined flying jacket
One $18.75 war bond will provide a Navy flier with a fur lined flying jacket as a morale and equipment benefit.
Murder Inc loses appeal to high court
The Supreme Court upholds the murder convictions of Louis Lepke Buchalter Emanuel Weiss and Louis Capone for the Rosen killing in Brooklyn. Justices Murphy and Jackson did not participate. The case stems from the 1936 shooting and linked racketeering investigations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louis
Lepke) Buchalter
Emanuel Weiss
Louis Capone
Murder, Inc
Sing Sing
Joseph Rosen
Brooklyn
Justice Roberts
Murphy
Jackson
Justice Black
Buchalter
Rosen Betause
Dewey
Weiss
Capone
Army Dog Found After Absence Of Four Months
A German shepherd at Fort Huachuca returned to his sentry post after nearly four months in the desert. Ginger, donated by James Sheehan of St Paul, escaped from his crate February 9, limped slightly, and wandered to a ranch near Her ford before being found Saturday.
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Fort Huachuca
Here
Ginger
U. S. Army
James Sheehan
St. Paul
Minn
Herford
Assassinations Mark Outbreak In Bulgaria
German press dispatches report the chief of the Bulgarian police an assistant and a chamber of deputies member assassinated in Sofia during a sudden outbreak of violence. The killers escaped.
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Ankara
Chamber of Deputies
Sofia
Worded Truths on Acceptance and Changing People
A woman known for kindness loses many friends due to criticism but learns to accept others as they are. Her minister advised loving people as they are, and she heeds the counsel, rebuilding trust with family and old friends while facing lingering aloofness from some.
Galbraith Leaves OPA After Bitter Clash
In Washington June 1 J Kenneth Galbraith 34 year old professor resigns as OPA deputy administrator after a heated dispute with Lou R Maxon the Detroit ad executive and Brown enforces the line on prices The staff clash raised questions about further personnel changes while Maxon seeks more control over policy and Galbraith warns of quitting if Maxon rises higher in the office.
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Washington
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Price Administration
Galbraith
Lou R. Maxon
Chunky
Detroit
OPA
Price
Prentiss M. Brown
Maxon
Brown
Arizonans Urged To Get Book 3 Promptly
Phoenix June 1 Arizonans urged to apply before June 10 for war ration books No 3 mailed by volunteers recruited by the civilian defense committee. A G La Motte associate rationing representative said late applications received after June 10 at the mailing center will not be processed until August 1 or later.
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Phoenix
Arizonlans
Civilian Defense Committee
A. G. la Motte
Office of Price Administration
German naval writer notes Allied defense reduces U boat sinkings
In Stockholm June 1 a Voelkischer Beobachter essay by Krohne says British and American convoy defenses with new weapons and air forces may lessen sinkings for a time in the Atlantic. He warns the battle remains extremely difficult and demands immense resolve against the enemy.
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Stockholm
Voelkischer Beobachter
Krohne
Britain
Plunges To Death From Hotel Window
New York June 1 Mrs Janet Snowden Gill 29 wife of Army captain on leave and former wife of Italian sportsman Don Francesco Caravita plunged to her death from a Savoy Plaza hotel extension. Husband William Sherman Gill an Army intelligence officer said he was napping when she disappeared. Police say she fell or jumped after a reported nervous breakdown. The couple had arrived from Washington five days earlier.
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New York
Janet Snowden Gill
James H. Snowden
Savoy Plaza
Don Francesco Caravita
Prince di Sirignano
Illiam Sherman Gill
Washington
Gill
Hollywood
Pity Germany campaign seen as Nazi war aid
Allied propaganda analysts in London believe Germany launched a pity Germany campaign to shield Nazi reputations if they lose. They say the drive aims to embarrass the Allies in occupied nations and seek humane treatment for Germany after a possible defeat.
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Harrison Salisbury
London
Germany
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Alger Hero Becomes Publisher In Azusa Cal
Orlor H. Mohr age 31 rises from printer to publisher after leasing a local newspaper in Azusa California, embodying Horatio Alger style ascent. He started as a printer's devil under the paper’s former owner and now heads the publication.
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Azusa
Cal. U.P
Horatio Alger
United States
Orlor H. Mohr
Printer’s Devil
Vagrancy and reckless driving cases in Public Records
Judge Paul J. Cella presides as Thomas J. Delehanty and Jack Brown hear vagrancy charges with $10 fine or 10 days in jail for each. Pat McGill Angie Marson and John Nelson face vagrancy continued to Wedn as Chester E. Moskind is charged with reckless driving 30 dollars fine or 30 days in jail.
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Paul J. Cella
Thomas J. Delehanty
Jack Brown
Pat McGill
Angie Marson
John Nelson
Chester E. Moskind
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples
Belle D Hall 22 Lincoln Nebraska weds Barbara Lauderdale 17 Tucson. John J Shea Jr legal age Mut tle Montana weds Betty Lucille Anderson Los Angeles California. Conrad Klingelhoefer 23 Amherst Nebraska weds Maxine J Chapin 19 Los Angeles California. William Vaughn Bruce 35 Pasadena California weds Betty Helen Fleming 26 Santa Monica California. Charles L Butler 21 Odessa Missouri weds Eleanor I Bennett 23 Odessa Missouri. Frederick E Wren 25 Lockhaven Pennsylvania weds Betty G Nichols 23 Lock Haven Pennsylvania. Morley W Longmore 25 Prescott Arizona weds Alice M Lundquist 24 Tucson. Lt Larue D Rexroat 24 Berger Texas weds Mary L Wrigley 20 Collinsville Illinois. Genaro S Manzo legal age Tucson weds Ana Mazon legal age Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
Roy E. Huffman
Lincoln
Nebr
Barbara Lauderdale
Tucson
John J. Shea, Jr
Legal Age
Muttle
Mont
Betty Lucille Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Conrad A. Klingelhoefer
Amherst
Maxine J. Chapin
Calif
William Vaughn Bruce
Pasadena
Betty Helen Fleming
Santa Monica
Charles L. Butler
Odessa
Eleanor I. Bennett
Frederick E. Wren
Lockhaven
Betty G. Nichols
Morley W. Longmore
Prescott
Ariz
Alice M. Lundquist
Larue D. Rexroat
Berger, Tex
Gas Explosion Damages Laundry Building in Phoenix
An explosion at McKean's laundry at 7 a.m. damaged the rear of the building when an employee opened a gas line to a hot fire box under a steam boiler. No injuries were reported. The company estimated damage around 1,000.
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Phoenix
McKean
Horace E. Chamberlin Dies at 65 in Tucson
Horace Elder Chamberlin 65, longtime East Palestine shoe dealer before retirement, died last night in a Tucson hospital. He lived at 1647 East Hawthorne, is survived by wife Dorothy, daughter Mrs. Paul A. Moray of East Palestine, Ohio, and brother Robert Forbes Chamberlin of East Palestine. Body lies in state at Arizona Mortuary. funeral services and interment to be held in East Palestine.
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Horace Elder Chamberlin
Tucson
East Hawthorne Street
Dorothy Chamberlin
Paul A. Moray
East Palestine
Robert Forbes Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Arizona Mortuary
Britain’s aircraft output rises steeply in wartime totals
British production of aircraft by weight nearly doubled in 1941. Heavy bomber output trebled in 1942. By February 1943 Britain produced more than four times the heavy bombers of February 1942, signaling a sharp wartime expansion.
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Britain
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Philip Morris
Engli
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