Confession Of Alleged Agent Read At Trial
In Los Angeles on June 3 a trial heard Hans Helmut Gros admit a purported confession claiming he served as a German intelligence agent earning $200 a month plus a 20 000 mark bonus as a captain. He said Reinhard Heydrich ordered sabotage and information gathering while he did little actual work. His wife Frances and Albrecht Curt Reuter face charges for failing to register as German agents.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Hans Helmut Gros
Maj
Hans Bebert
John L. Lewis
CIO
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Germany
Gros
Gross
Frances
Albrecht Rudolf Curt Reuter
Beverly Hills
Various Classified Ads From A Local Bazaar Page
Multiple short notices for buying used furniture and appliances, beauty services, tires, tutoring, real estate, and rental inquiries. Includes lost item, job, and animal notices plus a stray horses report and private tutoring offers in a mid-century local newspaper classifieds style.
Nazis Forced to Revise Tactics After Kharkov
Soviet survey led by Maj. Gen. N. Zhuravlev reports the Red Army’s strength in the Kharkov and Izyum Barvenkova sectors forced Germany to scrap massed tank assaults and shift to large air formations. It notes heavy German losses and a shift to fighting on equal ground with increased Soviet air power and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuibyshev
Russia
Red Army
Kharkov
N. Zhuravlev
Izyum
U. S
Ivum-Barvenkova
Zhuravlev
Mrs Eliza Grimes Claimed by Death
Mrs Eliza Grimes 81 longtime Tucson resident died today at 927 East Seventh Street Known as Grandma Grimes she was native of Liberty Missouri active in First Christian church Survived by daughter Mrs D C Morris of Des Moines Iowa and sisters Mrs Matty Baker and Mrs Katy Duncan Services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at the Arizona Mortuary chapel burial in Evergreen cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Grimes
Tucson
East Seventh Street
Grimes
Grandma” Grimes
Liberty
First Christian Church
D. C. Morris
Des Moines
Matty Baker
Katy Duncan
Missouri
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Death Notice of John Burgoyne in Tucson
John Burgoyne, 48, died yesterday in a local hospital. An advertising manager, he moved to Tucson from Phoenix a month ago and was originally from New York City. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ben Burgoyne. The body will be sent to Phoenix tonight by the Tiedje Funeral Home.
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John Burgoyne
Burgoyne
Tucson
Phoenix
New York City
Ben Burgoyne
Tiedje
Herring Lays 36000 Eggs in Spawning Period
The article notes that during a spawning period a herring averages 36,000 eggs laid. It highlights the species reproductive capacity and seasonal behavior with the stated figure.
Lewis Defends Former Stand On War Policy
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers defends his anti participation stance in foreign talks until war becomes unavoidable and the nation faces attack. He says criticism of his policy is unfounded and praises commitment to the government and national welfare. The CIO board also backs full cooperation for maximum war production with wage price rationing and tax plans.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Nations
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Regional Plan Faces Possible Loss of City Funds
Tucson Regional Plan, Inc may fail to secure next year’s city funds unless the group proves essential to city operations. Mayor Henry O. Jaastad noted last year’s 6000 dollar city grant paid for the survey zoning maps drawn by Tucson Regional Plan and to be displayed at city hall for the county. The group plans to present a zoning ordinance to the council soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Regional Plan, Inc
Tucson
Henry O. Jaastad
Tucson Regional Plan
Tucson Excluded From New Rent Freezing Order
Mayor Henry O. Jaastad says Tucson is not among the 20 defense area cities covered by the federal housing administration rent-freezing rule. The order targets the first 20 designated cities, with other eligible cities to follow under the ceiling soon.
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Tucson
Federal Housing Administration
Henry O. Jaastad
Nevada inmates: seven percent native to the state
A report notes that among prison inmates in Nevada only seven percent were born in the state. The finding highlights a largely nonnative inmate population and implications for regional demographics and policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
The
State
Willcox Lawyer Martin Gentry Accepted for Naval Service
Willcox attorney and University of Arizona regents member Martin Gentry has been accepted for Navy service. He applied with the naval reserve in Los Angeles and was ordered to appear in Phoenix for an interview. Gentry’s regents term runs to January 1945 and Governor Osborn said resignation or leave of absence has not yet been received.
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Martin Gentry
Willcox
Board of Regents
University of Arizona of Arizona
Navy
Phoenix
Gentry
Naval Reserve Office
Los Angeles
Sidney P. Osborn
University of Arizona
Rotary Club
Clarence Strupe Dies in Hospital
Clarence Allen Strupe, 20, of 315 Jacinto Street, died yesterday in a local hospital. Born in Newport, Kentucky, he will be entrained to Newport tomorrow. Arrangements are by Arizona Mortuary. Services will be held in Newport. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Bessie Strupe of Tucson and four siblings, Earl, Marlin, Loraine, and Edith Strupe, all of Newport.
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Clarence Allen Strupe
Jacinto Street
Mr. Strupe
Newport
Arizona Mortuary
Bessie Strupe
Tucson
Earl
Marlin Strupe
Loraine
Edith Strupe
Army cadet starts training in California
Lewis B. Stilwell Jr of 305 East Ft. Lowell Road has gone to Santa Ana California to begin aviation cadet training in the Army. His wife will remain in Tucson for now. Stilwell a former University of Arizona student. Carl W. Hickerson University of Arizona 39 is now a flying officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force assigned to a ferry squadron. Hickerson home Vernon Texas was an instructor in Clarkdale and Jerome schools and has been Yavapai County school superintendent. Mr Carol Huff general passenger agent for the Rock Island railroad in El Paso is in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Stilwell, JR
Ft. Lowell Road
Santa Ana
Calif
Tucson
Stilwell
University of Arizona
Carl W. Hickerson
Royal Canadian Air Force
Hickerson
Vernon
Texas
Clarkdale
Jerome
Yavapai County
Carol Huff
Rock Island Railroad
el Paso
Major M. A. Strange Will Speak at Lions Club
Major M. A. Strange is scheduled to address the Tuc son Lions Club at the Pioneer Hotel tomorrow, continuing the community’s civic programs.
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M. A. Strange
Tucson Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
Women of All Saints to sew for Red Cross
The Women of All Saints Church will hold a sewing session for the Red Cross tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. F. Burke located at 307 South Third Avenue.
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Women OF All Saints Church
Red Cross
A. F. Burke
South Third Avenue
Six more spots open in high school defense shop course
Notices say about six places remain for men or women in the defense machine shop course at the high school. Classes run from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Applicants must apply through the U S employment office.
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Defense Machine Shop
U. S. Employment Office
George Hiney to Lead Bible and Prayer Service
George Hiney will lead the Bible and prayer service at 8 p.m. today in the University Methodist church at the Third and Euclid corner.
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George Hiney
University Methodist Church
Third and
Euclid
Vacation Bible School Opens July 6 At Southern Baptist Church
Several unusual features mark the daily vacation Bible school set to open July 6 at the Southern Baptist church. Rev. George R. Wilson directs the program which welcomes adults and young people. Classes run 6 to 9 pm with supper and refreshments provided each evening.
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Southern Baptist Church
George R. Wilson
Grace-Lutheran Vacation Bible School Set Next Week
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Grace Lutheran will start Monday under Rev. Arnold E. Litz. It runs six weeks with classes from 9 to 11 p m five days a week. Enrollment is expected between 40 and 50 students.
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The
Grace-Lutheran Church
Arnold E. Litz
Parents Meet About Prescott Y Camp Plans
A meeting of parents of boys attending the Prescott Y camp is set for 7 30 p m next Wednesday June 10. General instructions for the camp will be issued at the gathering.
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Prescott
YMCA announces installation of 18 steel lockers for soldiers
The YMCA disclosed plans to install 18 steel lockers for soldiers. The update emphasizes improved facilities for servicemen and signals ongoing support from the organization.
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The
YMCA
Air Base Chorus Performs at Tucson Rotary Meeting
The Air Base Chorus directed by Miss Helene Link sang at the Tucson Rotary Club gathering at the Pioneer hotel. Miss Link was introduced by Chaplain Homer B. Reynolds.
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Air Base
Helene Link
Tucson
Darrow Report Again Sought On Disincorporation Funds
Supervisors press Richard Darrow to provide an up to date accounting of income and disbursements from the disincorporation of South Tucson. Milbaugh and Fickett seek guidance on scope while Darrow cites outstanding accounts preventing a final report.
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Richard Darrow
South Tucson
Milbaugh and Fickett
Darrow
William Milbaugh
Old Hat mining claims sold to Oracle buyer
G. H. Frewelling sold the Old Hat mining claims on the west end of the Catalina mountains to Newt Wells of Oracle. A deed filed with county recorder Mrs. Anna Sullinger records the transfer for a total price of 5000 dollars. The two claims lie one and two miles west of Marble peak in the Catalinas.
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G. H. Frewelling
Catalina Mountains
Newt Wells
Oracle
Anna Sullinger
Marble Peak
The
Catalinas
Mines Bureau Caps Rich Tungsten Find at Yellow Pine Idaho
D Gardner supervising engineer notes the U S Bureau of Mines discovered the United States richest tungsten deposit at Yellow Pine Idaho during antimony drilling. Production at this site now exceeds national tungsten output of any single prior year. The bureau also began chrome and manganese work to sustain war industries with deposits in multiple states.
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D. Gardner
U. S
Bureau
Gardner
Nevada
Arkansas
Washington
Utah
New Manganese Mine Opens at Olympic Peninsula
Bureau finds high grade manganese deposits at Olympic Peninsula Washington and opens a mine with a mill planned to produce substantial manganese for ferro manganese in steel. Drilling near Yellow Pine Idaho suggests a large quicksilver reserve, though low grade.
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Olympic Peninsula
Wash
Bureau
Yellow Pine
Idaho
Donuts finance Camp Fire girls fund drive
Camp Fire girls of Oklahoma City cleared 1200 dollars for their summer camp building fund by selling 17000 doughnuts to housewives in the city.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
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FBI
Hubbard
Mitchell's
Irene's
4Th Ave
Ladyfair Beauty Shop
Barbours
Ieres
S. Grand
Levi Thomson
Busine
N. Vine
E. Roger Rd
Broadway Village
Olson Dairy
de Sousa
Hartsen
Vetter
Stewart-Warner
Inn Road
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Leningrad
Kharov
Charlie Ruggles
Charlotte Green Woop
Pathe News
Dry Airey Tucson
I Son’ Eit
KRW
Freddie Bartholomew
University Regent
Willcox Home
Clarence Strupe
Santa
Rita
Ernie Lewis and His Orchestra
Ken
Army Airbase
Mr. Horton
Green Lantern
LL Caruso
EL Charro
Miracle Mile
W. Broadway
Ft. Lowell
Venice Gardens Club
W. Swan
Rds
Shanghai
Phone
Tom Inglis
Garden Flower Shop
N. Stone
Old Hat
Mines Bureau
Montana
California
Las Vegas
Paramount Beauty
E. Pennington
Peery Drake
Victor Francens
Gene Reynolds
Florence Bates
Lloyd Nolan
Albert Dekker
Constance Moore
George Brent
Wit
Mischa Auer
America
Merkel
Glenda Farrell
Ernest Ture
Margaret Now
Donlevy - Hopkins
Donuts Finance Camp
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Ray Mila
John Wayn
Paulette Oddard
Raymond Massey
Lynne Overman
Robert Freston
Susan Hayward
Cecil
DeMille Bee Eee
Saturday Evening Post
Thelma Strahel
Rialto
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