Arizona Women End Country Life Conference at University
More than 100 farm and ranch women attended the first Arizona country life conference at the University of Arizona. The event closed with a breakfast, a lawn banquet at Old Main, and a main address by Dr. Alfred Atkinson urging focus on present days and staying receptive to learning.
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Country Life Conference of Arizona
University of Arizona
Evalyn Bentley
Lorene Dryden
Agricultural Extension Service
Pima County
University
Old Main
Flossie Wills Barmies
Pinal County
Maricopa
Pinal
Pima
Cochise
Alfred Atkinson
New Ruling On Auditor Asked
The Arizona Supreme Court was asked to define State Auditor Ann Frohmiller's authority to reject expense claims in language she cannot misconstrue. Charles L. Strauss and A. R. Lynch argued the auditor has transcended her lawful power in dealings with the highway department and other state offices, and that she passes the buck to the governor by twice rejecting claims.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Ann Frohmiller
Charles L. Strauss
A. R. Lynch
W. R. Hutchins
Hutchins
Highway Department
Youths Held On $500 Bond In Burglary Case
Clarence Tarbell and Phillip Butsch both 19 waived preliminary hearings on burglary charges and were held to answer in superior court under $500 bond each. A 17 year old was remanded to Probation Officer Frank Peyton. They are charged with burglarizing the home of Daniel Fenstienmaker at 1046 East Seventh Street early yesterday.
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Clarence Tarbell
Phillip Butsch
Justice Court
Frank Peyton
Daniel Fensteinmaker
East Seventh Street
Celery Grows Wild Along English Ditches by Sea
A note describes celery thriving in England along roadside ditches and coastal areas. The observation highlights its natural spread in salty, windswept environments and suggests wild stands near the shore.
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England
Truck Plunges 150 Feet in Canyon Killing One Injuring Two
A truck hauling railroad rails veered off a highway four miles north of Clifton and tumbled 150 feet into a canyon. Victim Pedro Armijo, 24, of Duncan, died. Injured S Guttierez, 23, skull fracture and internal injuries, and Cruz Ruiz, 21, fractured leg. Both from Duncan. Clifton marshal W P Spann reported loss of control during the haul from Metcalf.
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Clifton
Here
Pedro Armijo
Duncan
S. Guttierez
Cruz Ruiz
W. P. Spann
Metcalf
Poultry Expert Heads to Salt Lake City Meet
Clyde Rowe poultry and dairy specialist for the University of Arizona extension leaves Friday for Salt Lake City to attend the western conference of the Poultry Improvement Plan June 10 and 11. He and George Haws of Mesa will represent the Arizona Poultry Improvement association with 11 western states and the U S bureau of animal industry to discuss improving breeding. Arizona has participated with 43 states since 1935.
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Clyde Rowe
University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service
Salt Lake City
Poultry Improvement Plan
George Haws
Mesa
Arizona Poultry Improvement Association
Rowe
Western
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Arizona
Poultry
Man Sentenced for Theft Aimed at Hitler’s Collection
In Koenigsburg East Prussia a man who stole a brass ashtray intended as a gift for Hitler’s metal collection received a ten year prison sentence. The act tied to the Nazi leader’s personal hoard underscores the regime’s prominence and the severity of theft tied to state symbolism.
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Koenigsburg
East Prussia
Hitler
Four More Arizona Postmasters Confirmed
Four additional Arizona postmasters were confirmed by the Senate after President Roosevelt sent their reappointments. The latest list includes Ruth L. Street of Warren, Jessie Stephens of Camp Verde, William J. Philipson of Ray, and Minnie V. Van Deren of Tombstone.
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Washington
Arizona
Senate
Roosevelt
Ruth L. Street
Warren
Jessie Stephens
Camp Verde
William J. Philipson
Ray
Minnie V. van Deren
Tomstone
Petitions Filed for Tracy Estate Admin
Petitions for letters of administration were filed in superior court for Thomas O Tracy 31 and his 13 year old daughter Marilyn Anne Tracy who died in an early Sunday automobile accident Their estates were appraised at 1000 and 400 respectively Tracy's bride of three hours Madeline M Campbell also died in the crash
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Thomas O. Tracy
Marilyn Anne Tracy
Superior Court
Tracy
Madeline M Campbell
Car overturns on Nogales highway near Tucson
The crash occurred six miles south of Tucson on the Nogales highway before 8 o'clock Sunday morning when their car overturned.
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Nogales Highway
Tucson
Duck Stamp Sales Hit 1.2 Million in 1939
Federal authorities report that more than 1,225,000 duck stamps were sold in 1939 as part of the wildlife program. The sales figure reflects widespread hunting regulation and conservation funding.
Submarine history tied to 1620 Plymouth landing claim
The note links submarine origins to 1620 the year the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. It presents a historical claim about early underwater craft connected to Plymouth.
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Plymouth Rock
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Ian
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