Women Meet For Country Life Parley at Arizona State University
Rural and urban women arrive for the first country life conference at the University of Arizona. Registration at Yuma hall, sessions in Aggie hall and university auditorium, exhibits, county reports, and a program including choir, organ recital, and a panel on Arizona agriculture.
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Country Life Conference of
Arizona
University of Arizona
Yuma Hall
Delphine Dawson
Comeo
Binghampton
Sound Pictures
Charles A. Pickrell
Agricultural Extension Service
Aggie Hall
Frances L. Brown
Graham
Greenlee
Rush M. Deskins
The
First Christian Church
A. B. Ballantyne
Rollin Pease
Andrew Buchhauser
C. Z. Lesher
William Carlson
E. W. Haury
Arizona Agriculture
Boulder Dam Changes Debated In Senate Committee
Washington June 3 The senate irrigation committee concluded hearings on Boulder Dam project fiscal operations. Three amendments were to be considered in executive session including restricting the $25 million Colorado river fund to four upper basin states and labor wage provisions. Senator King urged not sharing fund benefits with California Arizona and Nevada, while Chavez and McCarran backed funding for investigation and local wage standards.
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Washington
Senate Irrigation Committee
Boulder Dam
King
D.-Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Chavez
D.N. M
San Juan Rio Chama Transmountain
McCarran
D.-Nev
Senate
California
Arizona
Nevada
WPA to cut 158 100 from rolls in June
Washington, June 3. Work Projects Commissioner Harrington ordered WPA rolls reduced to 1,761,900 persons during June, the last month of the current fiscal year. The cut of 158,100 follows two earlier reductions to curb expenditures within budget limits. The agency received 1.400 billion dollars for the year to provide about 2,000,000 jobs monthly, though winter relief needs forced higher staffing.
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Washington
Work Projects
F. C. Harrington
Harrington
Congress
Papago Indian Phases Highlight Jackrabbit Ruin Show
The third degree will be conferred tonight at 7:30 by Epes Randolph lodge in the Masonic Temple. Visiting Masons are invited. Mrs. W. E. Gambrell and Mrs. T. R. Gambrell returned from Baton Rouge after Samuel Houston Jones was inaugurated governor. Jones is Gambrell’s son-in-law.
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Epes Randolph Lodge
A. M. No
Masonic Temple
W. E. Gambrell
B. O. Gambrell
T. R. Gambrell
Baton Rouge
Samuel Houston Jones
Louisiana
Jones
Tucson Elks Lodge to Meet Tuesday Evening
F A Michel announces a regular session of the Tucson Elks Lodge Tuesday at 8 p m. The meeting agenda and any upcoming events will be reviewed by members.
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Tucson Elks Lodge
F. A. Michel
St. Ann’s Society to Meet at Mrs Ricke’s Home
St. Ann’s Society of All Saints church holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Ricke’s home. Members are asked to assemble at the church at 7 o’clock before proceeding to the residence.
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ST. Ann’s Society OF All Saints Church
Frank Ricke
Temperatures Reported at Mt Lemmon Summit
Temperatures at Summer Haven atop Mt Lemmon yesterday ranged from a low of 46 degrees to a high of 76 degrees.
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Summer Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Usher Board Plans Musical Program and Contest at Safford
The Usher Board of the A M E church sponsors a musical program at the Safford school auditorium Thursday at 8 30 pm. Ten girls from ten states compete in the popularity contest.
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A. M. E. Church
Safford School
Clerk Reports May Fees Collect $1278
Mrs Belle D Hall clerk of superior court announced May fee collections totaling 1278 dollars. Civil fees 936 probate 110 miscellaneous 81 marriage 132 notary bonds 9 fines 10.
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Belle D. Hall
Superior Court
Nevare s suit against A Mountain dairy filed in court
Frank L. Nevares filed a 1500 damage suit in superior court against the A Mountain dairy stemming from an auto accident on May 6.
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Frank L. Nevares
A” Mountain Dairy Today
Superior Court
Trial of Stanley Rider Appeal Set for July 19
The appeal by Stanley Rider a local railroad retirement board official from a police court conviction for violating city park regulations was scheduled in superior court for July 19.
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Stanley Rider
Railroad Retirement Board
Superior Court
Judge Levi Udall to preside in Apache County court
Judge Levi Udall of Apache County is slated to come here Tuesday to preside in the superior court.
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Levi
Udall
Apache County
Superior Court
Arizona Post Cards Promote 1859 Tucson Film Set
The Tucson Sunshine Climate club in cooperation with Columbia Pictures will distribute over 50 000 postcard reproductions of a street scene from the film Arizona to out of town friends. Back explains the replica of Tucson as it was in 1859 and notes nearly 1000 Tucsonians are employed as extras. Cards will be given free by Jacomes Litt's Levy's Porter's Arizona Trust Gas and Light Stude baker dealers and Drachman Grant and the Sunshine club.
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Columbia Pictures Corporation
Arizona
Roy Drachman
Tucson
Sunshine Club
Columbia Pictures
Drachman
Jacome's
Litt’s
Levy's, Porter's
The
Arizona Trust Company
the Gas and Light Company
Studebaker Dealers
Drachman-Grant
Geelong Police Rest Arrest Over Seven Headlights
Geelong police arrested a man accused of fitting seven headlights to his car. Authorities say the incident drew attention in a local street, with no injuries reported and the vehicle impounded for inspection.
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Geelong
Australia
Police
New Southern Arizona Culture Phase Unearthed At Jackrabbit Ruin
An analysis of artifacts from Jackrabbit ruin on the Papago Indian Reservation near Tucson reveals a distinct phase of culture dating 1300 to 1400. Fred Scantling reports house types burial customs pottery and tools indicating trade links and a subsistence emphasis on wild foods and limited farming. Excavation was under the Arizona State Museum University of Arizona and CCC Indian Division.
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Arizona
Jackrabbit
Papago Indian Reservation
Tucson
Fred Scantling
Staunton
University of Arizona
Arizona State Museum
University
Anthropology Department
Indian Division
The
CCC
Malley Resigns as Safety Inspector in Bisbee
James Malley deputy state miner inspector for 15 years announced his resignation once the William George body recovery at the Hardshell shaft near Patagonia is completed. He oversees safety work and says the operation should last about a week with a new pump to aid water removal after George's death last March.
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Bisbee
James Malley
William George
Hardshell
Patagonia
Malley
George
City Council to Review Routine Matters Tonight
Mayor H. O. Jaastad says council will consider routine items at tonight's session. On the agenda are letting contracts for waste collection trucks, license committee report on Charles Young Post American Legion liquor license petition, and traffic commission report on plumbing contractors overtime truck parking requests.
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H. O. Jaastad
Charles Young Post
American Legion
Traffic Commission
Pima Supervisors Back Paving Pledge For New Wetmore Road
Property owners pledged 1935 to pave two miles of the New Wetmore road north of the Oracle road. Shamrock Dairy contributed 1000 the largest share. County Engineer George T. Grove expects work to start in July.
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Wetmore Road
Oracle Road
Shamrock Dairy
George T. Grove
Camacho and Almazon Set Rallies on Same Weekend
Gen Manuel Avila Camacho and Gen Juan Almazon plan simultaneous political rallies in Nogales Sonora on June 8. Consul Tomas Morlet says Camacho will swing through Sonora after leaving Mexicali with over 3 000 supporters expected by train for the Camacho gathering, while Almazon supporters schedule June 9 arrival.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Manuel Avila Camacho
Juan Almazon
Tomas Morlet
Camacho
Mexicali
Baja California
Almazon
Morlet
Yuma Population Count Increases
June 3 Phoenix reports that Yuma county population rose from 17 816 to 19 379 over the past decade per district census supervisor W C Joyner. The city of Yuma grew from 4 237 in 1920 to 5 312 in 1930 while county totals for 1930 stood at 19 379.
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Phoenix
Yuma County
W. C. Joyner
Yuma
Joyner
Flying Course At University Strikes Snag
Plans for a summer flying course at the University of Arizona were halted after the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Washington delayed final approval. Dean G. M. Butler reported that Santa Monica CAA official David G informed him of the hold up. Approval is expected eventually but a date was not given. Butler will notify applicants once new word arrives.
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University of Arizona
Dean G. M. Butler
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Dean Butler
David G
CAA
Santa Monica
Calif
Home Office
Ickes Quizzes All Employes
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes asked all Interior Department employees to declare under oath if they belong to any political organization seeking to overthrow the government. He said no employee is known to be part of such a party and cited Hatch Act provisions making membership unlawful.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Department of Interior
Tucson Eyeing Bear Canyon Recreation Area Plan
Pima County supervisors agreed to consult with Coronado National Forest officials on a road into Bear canyon as part of plans for a new recreation area similar to Sabine canyon. The hearing on John Migel's petition to abandon the Bear canyon road was postponed, with plans to open a new highway along a property line to serve nearby residents.
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Tucson
Sabine Canyon
Pima
Coronado National Forest
Bear Canyon
John Migel
Migel
National Forest
Golf Links
Births Reported From Stork's Nest on June Dates
Birth notices list a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Stephens at 1 40 p m June 1, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. E J McDaniels at 11 50 p m June 1, a boy for Mr. and Mrs. H R Mantiel at 7 50 p m June 2, and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marmion at 6 15 a m June 3 all at the Storks Nest.
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A. O. Stephens
Stork’s Nest
E. J. McDaniels
West Cushing
H. R. Mantiel
North Court
Ralph Marmion
South Herbert
Dies to Submit All Evidence on Fifth Columnists
Rep. Martin Dies announces the House committee on un American activities will send its future evidence about fifth columnists to President Roosevelt, the FBI, and other government agencies after executive session on alleged subversive activity in the Tennessee Valley Authority. He says the FBI and other agencies have more investigators than the committee.
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Martin Dies
D.-Tex
House Committee On un-American Activities
Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dies
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
May Heat Far Surpasses Average Says Arizona Weatherman
University of Arizona weatherman H. V. Smith reports May average temperature at 75.93 degrees, about five degrees above normal. The month saw highs of 99 on May 14 and 31, with a cool day of 49 on May 1, rainfall totaling .52 inches, and Tucson enjoying 24 clear days.
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H. V. Smith
University of Arizona Weatherman
Smith
Tucson
Ex convict held on two burglary and theft charges
Ralph Keshler alias Roy King a 59 year old ex convict was held on charges of burgling Claude Brooke garage at 720 South Third avenue and stealing a radio. He admitted sentences in Huntsville Texas and Arizona state prison for burglary and passing bogus checks.
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Ralph Keshler
Roy King
Claude Brooke
South Third Avenue
Keshler
Huntsville
Tex
Arizona State
South Africa Rubber Industry Expands
South Africa's rubber manufacturing sector shows growth driven by new factories and rising demand. Companies like De Villiers Rubber and Johannesburg Tire are expanding production capacity and hiring additional workers to meet domestic and export orders.
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South Africa
Teachers Placed At University of Arizona Reach About 45
About 45 of the 45 registered for teacher placement at the University of Arizona have been assigned posts according to Dr Victor H Kelley director of appointments. Another 60 seek positions before next fall while 10 to 12 are expected to be placed locally.
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University of Arizona
Victor H. Kelley
Tucson
C. E. Rose
Kelley
College of Education
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