City Council Moves To Cut Meeting Time
Tucson council discussed reading ordinances to save time and considered providing copies to all members. The finance committee will propose procedures, while other actions included funding for an American Legion honor board, and bids on printing notices and vehicles for police and garbage departments.
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John Lyons
Lyons
Joe Nieman
Finance Committee
American Legion
Armory Park
Tucson
City League
H. S. Corbett
Baseball Committee
Tucson Daily Citizen
Arizona Daily Star
Rollings
Dawson Motor Com
O’rielly Motor Company
Vera L. Garrett
Hackett and Whiting
GMC
Rollings-Dawson Motor Company
Nazis Divided On Token Raids Against U S
A dispatch from Frederick C. Oechsner reports Berlin debate within the Nazi air ministry over issuing token air raids on eastern U S cities. He notes internal strain, growing home-front mobilization, and continued drive toward Russia while warning of deeper conflicts between SS and regular army. Casualties on the eastern front are cited at about 1.6 million.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
Drottningholm
New York Harbor
U.P
United States
Nazi
Air Ministry
Berlin
Russia
Hitler
Cation Uilal Wic
Reich
New York
Boston
British Isles
Germany
Gestapo
Nogales Mother With Four Sons In Army Will Receive Honor
Mrs Enri que C Ramirez of Nogales Arizona receives a four star emblem of honor for her four sons serving in the US armed forces. The honor will be presented by Mayor Louis Hudgin at an undated ceremony. All four sons are volunteers and stationed in Australia and the Panama Canal Zone.
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Nogales
Ariz
Emblem of
Enrique C. Ramirez
United States
Martin Stern
New York
Louis Hudgin
Mrs. Ramirez
Ramirez
Pact With China to Be Signed Today at State Department
The White House announced a lend lease agreement with China to be signed today at the state department. It follows the British model delaying major lend-lease ledger adjustments until postwar accounting and calls for postwar economic rehabilitation collaboration between the two nations.
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Washington
White House
China
State Department
Great Britain
Famous Names Now In Armed Service
Nogales reports Herbert Hoover and Theodore Roosevelt O Hagin among 10 draftees leaving for induction. Hoover, a national guard lieutenant stationed abroad, and Roosevelt O Hagin have no relation to their famed namesakes.
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Nogales
Ariz
Herbert Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt O’hagin
Hoover
National Guard
Roosevelt O’hagin
City approves Silver Bell road use and recreation center lease
The council approves usage of Silver Bell road by the U S immigration department. It adopts a five year lease on 15 lots in Mountain View addition for a Negro recreation center to the Steinfeld estate with option to buy for 3300 dollars plus 6 percent interest on unpaid balance. The Tucson Rapid Transit company street car track sale is rejected due to high street repair costs.
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Building and Lands Committee
Buell
Joe Howard Rice
Joe Weinzapfel
Harry Foley
Tucson
Murphey- Keith Building Company
James McDonald
Parker Dam
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Charles Irwin
Alianza Hispano Americana
Silver Bell
U. S. Immigration Department
Mountain View
Steinfeld
Tucson Rapid Transit Company
Tucson Red Cross trains 5000 in first aid since Pearl Harbor
Since December 7, 1941, the Tucson chapter of the Red Cross reports a grand total of 5 000 women and children trained in first aid. The latest diploma ceremony honored numerous instructors including Mrs Ida Stein and Paula Monier and many listed trainees across several groups and locations.
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Pearl Harbor
Tucson
Red Cross
Ida Stein
Mmes
Mabel Bartel
Fannie Becker
Maud Boyd
Gladys Butler
Eloise Carreon
Sadie Carroll
Madie Drake
Leta Felix
Elizabeth
George B. West
Harry H. Scales
Willcox
Nella Allan
Dora Anaya
Victoria Avila
Betty Boyd
Margaret Braley
Leta Braley
Constance Coleman
Zelma Crawford
Irma Canalez
Eleanor Fennell
Virginia Flick
Gloria Grosh
Helen Hailey
Dorothy Kennedy
Virginia Kennedy
Agnes Masilko
Esther Masilko
Ia Miller
Betty Lou Perkins
Maxine Powell
Helen Pregenzer
Lucille Sellers
Jessie Becker
Marilyn Thornburg
Marilyn Newman
Mary E. Zimmerman
Virginia Shrews
Shirley Pearl
Jacelyn Schultz
Groundwater Levels and Pumpage in Arizona 1941 42
A U S Geological Survey report shows average groundwater in 24 wells in Pima county north of Tucson rose 1.75 feet on January 1 1942 from 1941 while areas south of Tucson in Pima and Santa Cruz counties fell 0.85 foot. 1941 pumpage in Santa Cruz and Pima totaled about 83 000 acre feet with larger 372 000 acre feet in 1940 41 for Florence Casa Grande Eloy area.
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Pima
Tucson
Santa Cruz
U. S. Interior Department
Arizona State Water Commissioner
Santa Cruz River
Pima County
Eloy
Geological Survey
North Fourth Avenue
Kent State Launches War Course Run by Multidisciplinary Faculty
Kent State University has inaugurated a war course taught by faculty experts in labor economics history geography sociology and international relations. The program aims to provide a broad interdisciplinary view of conflict from multiple scholarly angles.
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Kent State University
New Red Cross First Aid Classes Run This Month
The Red Cross announces new first aid courses to be held this month at the YWCA from 2 to 4 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays and at the YMC A from 7 30 to 9 30 pm. Beginning June 16 Miss Elizabeth Siebenthal will teach at Tucson High School from 8 30 to 11 30 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. An advanced course by Dr George Dixon starts June 9 at the high school auditorium 7 30 to 9 30 pm. Phone 5482 or register at Red Cross headquarters 721 North Fourth Avenue.
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The
Red Cross
Y.W.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Elizabeth Siebenthal
Tucson High School
George Dixon
North Fourth Avenue
Dog Racing Proposed at Randolph Baseball Park
Tucson officials consider greyhound racing at the Randolph baseball park for two 30 day periods in spring and fall. Arizona Kennel Club offers to pay the city 1000 dollars per 30 day meet and to restore the park after use. The proposal was referred to the baseball committee for study and city council approval.
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Tucson
Randolph Baseball Park
Arizona Kennel Club of
Phoenix
B. P. Smith
H. S. Corbett
Henry C. Janstad
Corbett
Tucson High To Offer Free Navy Radio Training
The Navy announces a summer radio course at Tucson High School free for interested students. Graduates and underclassmen take higher math and physics, then join Navy training on Treasure Island after completion. If enrollments grow, the course opens tomorrow. otherwise it will close. The program covers theory, maintenance, and radio fundamentals.
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Tucson
United States Navy
C. A. Carson
Navy
Navy Training School
Tresaure Island
San Francisco Bay
Prescription Question Remains Unanswered
A speaker urges to give the proper prescription and jokes about limiting to ten thousand if the answer is not provided. The quote highlights debate over the correct approach and potential consequences.
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Waiskey
Mr M
Cowsiverasiy
Moone
Mattingly & Moore
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville & Baltimore
Doc Perkins
Doc
Uncle Sam
Standard
Nti
Deril Caan
California
Donald Culross Peattie
Standard Oil Company
Gasoune
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