Market Gains as War News Persists And Industry Advances
The stock market rose modestly amid unsettled European war news and signs that defense needs will push industry. AP average at 40.20, up from 39.60. steel and oil sectors see negotiation over expansion and pipelines. Defense tie ups and railway loadings reflect higher industrial activity as a 99.2 percent steel mill capacity and 17 percent power gains dominate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special News Service
Crete
Syria
Britain
Hitler
England
Roosevelt
Wall Street
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
Congress
OPM
Leon Henderson
Gulf
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Goodyear
Westinghouse
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific
Kennecott Copper
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
U. S
Associated Press
Defense
Soapbox Derby Coyle Trophy Arrives Here
The M. E. Coyle trophy for first place in Tucson soap box derby arrives with medals for top three in both classes. Presented by Chevrolet general manager, it will honor the winner who advances to Akron for national finals Aug. 17. Over 40 boys have registered. wheel sets cost 6.74 dollars, charged 6 on expense accounts. Class B includes 11–12 year olds, class A covers 13–15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Coyle
Tucson
Coyle
Chevrolet
Tucson Daily Citizen
O’rielly Motor Company
City Fire Department
Akron
Central Fire Station
South Sixth Avenue
Twenty to Leave for Presbyterian Meet
Twenty delegates from Trinity Presbyterian church will depart Monday for the annual Montlure Presbyterian conference in the White Mountains. They will stay a week for religious instruction and recreation, with attendees including John Stevens, Robert Walker, Donald Hiser, Kathryn Norton, Laddie Hiser, Pete Howell, Marbeth Bell, Douglas Cozart, Harley Yunt, John Matlock, Judy Matlock, Pat Powers, Alice Powers, Gretchen Mauch, Earl Smith, Sarah Lovett, Shirley Barwood, Bernard Simons and Phyllis Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montlure
White Mountains
Trinity Presbyterian Church
John Stevens
Robert Walker
Donald Hiser
Kathryn Norton
Laddie Hiser
Pete Howell
Marbeth Bell
Douglas Cozart
Harley Yunt
John Matlock
Judy Matlock
Pat Powers
Alice Powers
Gretchen Mauch
Earl Smith
Sarah Lovett
Shirley Barwood
Bernard Simons
Phyllis Bliss
Seventh generation pastor leads Vermont church family
The Rev. Arthur W. Childs becomes the new minister at the Middletown Springs Community Church, marking his seventh generation of Congregational ministers. His father preached in Benson and his grandfather served multiple Vermont parishes.
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Middletown Springs
U.P
Arthur W. Childs
Benson
Vermont
Industrial output and retail rise far above 1940 week
Automobile production reached 133 645 units the highest weekly total this year. Retail buying for the nation ran 16 to 20 percent above the 1940 week. Home furnishings sales led last year by 35 to 50 percent and autos by about 50 percent.
Label Liquor As Poison Plea From Boston Doctors
Three Boston physicians urged the American Medical Association to back a proposal labeling all liquor as poison. Dr. Merrill Moore Dr. Leo Alexander and Dr. Abraham Myerson argued alcohol should carry warnings similar to poisons and warned of abuse risks. They cited federal labeling standards and pressed for guided use and health safeguards. No action was taken at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston
American Medical Association
Merrill Moore
Leo Alexander
Abraham Myerson
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Moore
America
Association
Arizona Tungsten Deposits Mapped and Summaries Issued
A July Arizona Bureau of Mines bulletin explains wartime tungsten use and defines tungsten as a mineral component not found free. It notes a new mineral map showing all known Arizona deposits and lists 34 deposits across multiple counties with eleven Tucson producers or potential producers named.
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Bureau of Mines
Arizona
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Dean T. G. Chapman
University of Arizona Mines College
Eldred D. Wilson
Pima County
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Pinal
Gila
Yavapai
Mohave
Maricopa
Yuma
Helvetia
Twin Buttes
Las Guijas
Arivaca
Baboquivari Mountains
Comobabi Mountains
Gunsight Hills
Ajo
Tucson
Miles M. Carpenter
John Christie
Fernstorm and Company
T. Foyer
G. T. Harford
W. L. O’brien
Charles M. Taylor
C. E. Udall
James Hollingsworth
E. A. Jacobs
Nellie C. Krieger
Midwest
New England
New York
Couple Killed in Crash Near Bowie
Willcox June 7. Traffic fatalities in Arizona for 1941 rise to 103 with the deaths yesterday near Bowie of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gomez. The Gomez car overturned several times after losing a wheel on state highway 86 late Thursday night. Gomez died soon after arriving at a local hospital. Mrs. Gomez lived several hours.
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Willcox
Arizona
Jose Gomez
Gomez
Rase
Bowie
Rio Mardi Gras Parade Delayed by Rain Cleanses Festivities
Rain halted Mardi Gras celebrations in Rio de Janeiro during February, delaying the allegorical float parades and public rejoicing by more than two months.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Burglars Hit El Paso Coal Office for $30
Burglars broke into an El Paso coal company office, damaged a safe, and stole $30 in cash leaving a note claiming Greek aid. The Greek war aid committee does not expect the money and is not involved in the incident.
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EL Paso
Tex. U.P
Greek War Aid Committee
Italy Rearranges Military Command and Funds
Rome reports General Ugo Cavallero named coordinator of all military activities by the fascist cabinet. Mussolini led a meeting approving laws of administrative nature. Navy expenditures get 2.5 billion lire budget. schoolchildren disabled in gymnastic accidents gain workmen's compensation with payments 30 000 to 50 000 lire. Families receive higher allowances as wives get eight lire a day and children three.
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Rome
Italy
Ugo Cavallero
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Rockwell Named To Indian Unit Post
John Rockwell former Minnesota state superintendent of education was named field representative in the office of Indian affairs by Secretary Ickes. The appointment was announced in Washington on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Rockwell
Minnesota
Office of Indian Affairs
Ickes
Potato Bars Grow Popular in London
Potato Bars, establishments serving dishes made entirely from potatoes, are gaining popularity in London as a simple casual eating option. The trend highlights a shift toward economical menus and plant based comfort food in urban dining.
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London
Brush Fire Probe Ordered by Smith
A large grass and brush fire north of the Whetstone mountains near Coronado forest east of Tombstone prompted H Garvin Smith assistant supervisor to order rangers to the scene to assess extent and protective actions. The Rincon mountains lookout reported the fire.
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Whetstone Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Tombstone
H. Garvin Smith
Rincon Mountains
Penny plan helps woman apply for citizenship in California
Zilda Viera Bem paid her second naturalization application fee with 500 pennies in Sunnyvale California. She began saving the coins after receiving her first papers two years ago and presented them to immigration authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyvale
Calif. U.P
Zilda Viera Bem
Summer Class Arrangements Are Completed
Dormitories on the University of Arizona campus open tomorrow for summer school students who register Monday and begin classes the next day. First term runs June 9 to July 12 with a $2 late registration fee after Monday. Credit registration ends June 16. An all university picnic is planned for June 25, with independence day break and exams July 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Emil W. Larson
Bible School to Open Next Month at Local Churches
A vacation Bible school begins July 7 at First Methodist on Fourth Street and Park Avenue and runs for three weeks through July 25. Sponsored by six churches including First Congregational and Grace Episcopal, the curriculum serves children aged 4 to 15. Rev. R A Dawson of First Congregational will be general superintendent.
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First Methodist Church
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
First Congregational
First Christian
Grace Episcopal
Trinity Presbyterian
First Methodist
University Methodist
R. A. Dawson
First Congregational Church
Indian Medicine Men Bring Rain Aid to Georgia Drought
Charles A. Collier vice president of a Georgia power company awaited rain after a Window Rock telegram stating 100 Navajo Indian medicine men are at work praying for rain to ease Georgia drought affecting power supply.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Charles A. Collier
Window Rock
Ariz
Collier
Arizona
John C. McPhee
The
Central Agency
Daily noon feedings reach 3516 schoolchildren
An average of 3,516 school children were fed daily from December 2 to May 9 under the city wide noon day feeding program now in its first year. Funds were raised last year by a public drive. Participating schools included Carrillo Drachman Davidson Dunbar Elizabeth Barton Government Heights Menlo Park Miles Mission View Ochoa Roosevelt Roskruge and University Heights elementaries and Mansfeld Roskruge Safford Wakefield junior highs.
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H. H. Holbert
Ralph King
Thelma McQuade
Lara Briscoe
Betty Crutchfield
Esther Stolzman
Sanderson
A. M. Gustafsson
Carrillo
Drachman
Davidson
Dunbar
Elizabeth Barton
Government Heights
Menlo Park
Miles
Mission View
Ochoa
Roosevelt
Roskruge
University Heights
Mansfeld
Safford
Wakefield
Arizona sportsmen named to federation
Two Arizonians were named directors of the Western Federated Sportsmen's Conservation Federation formed at the meeting in Salt Lake City. Superior Judge C. C. Faires of Globe and R. K. Wickstrom of Phoenix were chosen as directors, with Earl B. Smoot of Provo, Utah, named president.
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Salt Lake City
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