Thieves Caught Before Owner Knew of Loss
Two alleged burglars were arrested the night of May 31 after a break in at Miss Helen Irene Howard’s apartment at 115 South Fourth Avenue. A suitcase of clothing and $295 in savings certificates were reported stolen, with part traced to the perpetrators at the American Hotel. The案icer unidentified.
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South Fourth Avenue
Helen Irene Howard
Pat McGil
John Nelson
Miss Howard
Herron
A. G. Jackson
McGil
Nelson
Marked Decrease in State Auto Licenses
Phoenix dispatch notes wartime travel limits reduced private car use. Arizona vehicle registrations for January through April 1943 totaled 98,391, down from 104,500 in the same 1942 period, a drop of 6,199 registrations.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Various Classified Ads Mix of Offers and Services
A dense jumble of classified lines lists flower shops and nursery services, furniture and upholstery sales, car repairs, rentals, job ads for cookery and waitstaff, animal sale notices, and a 1937 Chev truck for sale. Multiple addresses and phone numbers appear, with limited context for any single item.
Townsend Plan speaker to discuss postwar security in Armory Park
L D Romine director of the Washington legislative bureau for the Townsend Plan is set to speak at Armory Park at 4 pm Sunday on The Place of the Townsend Plan in Post-War Reconstruction. The program follows Romine’s three years directing Townsend legislative activities in Washington.
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L. D. Romine
Washington
Townsend Plan
Armory Park
Romine
Chicago
Arizona Commission Sets Vehicle Tax Hearings in City
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold motor vehicle tax rate hearings in the city council chambers on June 8 and will hold other hearings on June 9 and 10 in the same chambers.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Vacation Church School Extended at Mexican Methodist
Mrs S D Athans says the Vacation Church School at Mexican Methodist will run another week to June 11. About 25 children have attended with others welcome to join. assistants include Hazel Landis Sally Jean Harpst and Marian Gibson.
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Mexican Methodist Church
S. D. Athans
Purple Heart chapter to meet at Legion home tonight
The Arizona Chapter No 73 Military Order of the Purple Heart will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock at the American Legion home.
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Arizona
Military Order of the Purple Heart
American Legion
Miss Coreania Haymen Chosen Soloist for June Services
Dunbar School music instructor Miss Coreania Haymen was selected as the soloist for June services at Congregational Church, highlighting a local educator’s role in the church program.
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Coreania Haymen
Dunbar School
Congregational Church
Brooklyn Ethic Culture Leader to Speak at Local Church
Dr Henry Newmann of the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture will lecture tomorrow at 10 45 am at the Congregational Church as part of the summer series at the University of Arizona.
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Henry Newmann
Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture
Brooklyn N. Y
University of Arizona
Congregational Church
Hillaire Brooke to keynote Santa Rita lunch event
Hillaire Brooke, district OPA official, will be the principal speaker at the Monday noon meeting of the American Region Luncheon Club at the Santa Rita Hotel.
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Hillaird Brooke
OPA
American Region
Santa Rita Hotel
Young Methodists Head to Prescott Camp
About four young people from the First Methodist Church travel with Rev. Frank S Williams and Rev. Victor V Goff to a church summer camp at Prescott for a week of activities and service.
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First Methodist Church
Frank S. Williams
Victor V. Goff
Prescott
Trinity Choir to feature Pease and McKale in Sunday service
Rollin Pease baritone and Ruth McKale contralto will sing as soloists with Trinity Choir at Trinity Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11. Pease will perform Doth Not Wisdom Cry and McKale My Redeemer and My Lord. Professor Pease stays in Tucson to conduct the choir weekly. Dr Roy H Wollam to preach on Christ and Human Failure.
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Rollin Pease
Ruth McKale
Trinity Choir
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Professor Pease
James H. Rogers
Miss McKale
My Redeemer
Lord
Dudley Buck
Tucson
Roy H. Wollam
Beginning swimmers in Tucson class announced
The following girls have been classified as beginning swimmers in the Red Cross swimming course conducted by Miss Nelda Taffe of the Senior High school Tucson Arizona: Betty Lou Anderson Florence Hall Elva Harris Carmen Lee Joe Mary Low Eva Urrutia Jackie West Frances Gibson Helen Ferguson Nancy Kastner Socorro Andrade
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Red Cross
Nelda Taffe
Tucson
Arizona
Betty Lou Anderson
Florence Hall
Elva Harris
Carmen Lee Joe
Mary Low
Eva Urrutia
Jackie West
Frances Gibson
Helen Ferguson
Nancy Kastner
Socorro Andrade
Staff Sergeant Raymond Baker Home on Furlough
Staff Sergeant Raymond D. Baker son of Mr and Mrs W H Baker returns home on furlough after three and a half years in the Army in the Pacific area.
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Raymond D. Baker
W. H. Baker
North Tyndall
Army
Pacific Area
WAAC Branch to Open at AWVS Center
The recruiting office in the federal building will open a branch at 15 North Stone Avenue in the AWVS center. Recruiting officers will be stationed there from 5 to 7 p.m. each weekday starting Monday.
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WAAC
Federal Building
Awvs Center
North Stone Avenue
Miners near end of dispute eye quick settlement
Edward R. Burke says southern operators ready to bargain and aim for a prompt solution guided by Ickes as talks resume. The wage fight over portal to portal pay remains key while costs and retroactivity frame the contract talks for bituminous and anthracite miners.
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Edward R. Burke
WLB
Burke
Lwis
Lewis
Ickes
Fight Ends With Self Aid Then Knife Wound Leads to Arrest
Justo V. Leon said he fought Joaquin Romero after Romero grabbed a blackjack and attacked with a knife. Leon treated the deep knee wound himself with tape, later infection grew, and Romero was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon as the case moved to county authorities.
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Justo V. Leon
Doana
Leon
Yuma Road
Joaquin Romero
Romero
Paul Cella
Pima County
Break in Argentina forms Nazi cells under welfare disguise
The article reports a break in Argentina where cells operated as welfare groups while pledging loyalty to Hitler. Thermann is accused as paymaster for undercover Nazi networks across South America. A new Argentine government seems almost certain if it can maintain order, prove effective control, and recognize international obligations.
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Argentina
Hitler
Thermann
South America
Count Fleet Wins Belmont Stakes to Complete Triple Crown
Count Fleet won the 75th Belmont Stakes on June 5 in New York, adding a Derby and Preakness to become racing's sixth triple crown winner. He finished 30 lengths ahead of William Du Pont’s Fairyman Hurst, with Beverly Bogart’s Deseronto another length back. A separate line notes the California condor is a species one million years old.
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New York
Count Fleet
William DuPont
Fairyman Hurst
Beverly Bogart
Deseronto
Argentina Junta Faces Internal Strife and Pro Allied Shift
The Rawson-led junta in Argentina contends with deep ideological rifts over policy toward the Axis and Allies. Massive Plaza de Mayo protests favor the Allies, with demonstrations and anti Axis actions signaling broad public support for joining Allied powers while some generals push neutrality. Barricaded streets and a subdued capital mark the political tension as the presidential palace accepts the shift.
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Junta
Ere
Castillo
Sekesne Robustiano Patron
Costas
Argentina
Rawson
North Africa
United States
Plaza de Mayo
Viva Democracia
Buenos Aires
60 Cases To Come Before U. S. Court
Phoenix June 5 Between 50 and 60 cases of alleged federal law violations in the Tucson and surrounding districts are scheduled to be heard by the U S Court. Court officials expect a busy docket with defendants from several counties and cities awaiting arraignments and plea negotiations.
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U. S. Court
Phoenix
Tucson
Hood Oil Company Resumes Operation After Fire
Hood Oil Company resumes deliveries from a temporary office at the Austad welding shop after a blaze destroyed its office and warehouse. One tank wagon driver Orville Nevins died. Ten storage tanks were ruined and losses total about 18000 dollars, including the plant and equipment. Four empty tanks and portions of fuel oil and kerosene were saved.
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Orville Nevins
Austad
Melrose and
Grand Avenue
William Hood
Hood Oil Company
Austad Welding Shop
Apache Indian Cleared Of Charge Of Murder
A federal grand jury in Globe acquitted Apache Frank Ward of the murder of Rhea Allen after a 25 minute deliberation. The trial followed a May Tucson proceeding that ended in a hung jury. The case centered on a drinking party where two quarts of whiskey were consumed and the woman allegedly strangled. Prosecutor K Berry Peterson and defense attorney Martin Rogers led the proceedings with significant interpreter testimony.
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Globe
Frank Ward
Rhea Allen
San Carlos
Tucson
K. Berry Peterson
Martin Rogers
Grand jury summoned for Phoenix district by judge Ling
Judge Dave W. Ling of the U S District Court has summoned a Phoenix district grand jury to convene here on Wednesday. The action marks an official panel gathering to consider possible indictments and related matters in the district.
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Phoenix
Dave W. Ling
U. S. District Court
Arizona Denies Rivers Corporation License for Poston Project
The Arizona Commerce Commission rejected Rivers Corporation's articles of incorporation for a Poston project near Parker citing potential land holdings and war relocation policy concerns. Officials warned the group might form a Japanese-dominated company and noted wartime urgencies push relocation and land issues, urging caution in state policy.
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Cnti
Arizonas
District of Columbia
Commission
Poston
Parker
Ariz
Yuma
Amos A. Betts
William Petersen
Rivers Corporation
War Relocation Authority
Pacific Coast
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Bomb raid reports from Dutch New Guinea and Timor
At Babo air base in Dutch New Guinea a fuel fire from a bombed aviators plane base was so intense it could be seen forty miles away. Small raids were also reported on Timor and on the Japanese float plane base Taberlane in the Aroes where one of nine intercepting float planes was destroyed and two damaged.
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Babo
Dutch New Guinea
Timor
Taberlane
Aroes
Vacation Bible School enrolls 153 at First Baptist
The annual vacation Bible school at First Baptist church concluded its first week with an enrollment of 153. Each department offered Bible study memory work music and craft activities. The staff includes superintendent Mrs W B Houston business manager W B Mortenson and others across nursery beginners primary junior and junior high with many named instructors and superintendents.
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First Baptist Church
W. B. Houston
W. B. Mortenson
Paul J. Hiingersberg
Glenn Cardiner
D. W. Landa
Billy Houston
Ruth Hitcshew
Jean Stewart
Virginia Whittle
George Daum
Margaret Beal
Ruth Steelsmith
Evelyn Caywood
Lila Fae Hopper
M. I. McNay
Betty Eaton
W. P. Mortenson
Harry Zacher
L. EB. Bender
Ethel
Allied raids and Italian communique recount Aegean attack
Rome broadcast that light bombers forced a vessel crew to abandon ship near Scampanto after a raid yesterday. The same communique cites two Allied raids near Taranto with a Liberator shot down. Rome also notes four Allied planes downed over Pantelleria and Trapani and a Malta raid ending with a Spitfire loss.
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Aegean Sea
Scampanto Island
Rome
Taranto
Italy
Pantelleria
Trapani
Sicily
Savignana
Malta
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