Second Issue Of Quarterly is Published
The second issue of the Ari gama Quarterly, University of Arizona journal of literature history and folklore, appears on campus and will be sold in Tucson and statewide. Editors include Frederick Cromwell and Harry Behn with Francis C. Lockwood as honorary editor. Authors listed feature Denis de Rougemont Margaret Schevill Norman Macleod and others.
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University of Arizona Journal of Literature, History
Tucson
Time Magazine
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Frederick Cromwell
Harry Behn
University Radio Bureau
Francis C. Lockwood
Arizona
Frances Gilmor
Howard A. Hubbard
Emil Haury
Denis de Rougemont
Margaret Erwin Schevill
Norman Macleod
Charles Child Walcutt
J. W. Cunningham
Esther McCoy
Mary Kidder Rak
Reginald L. Cook
George Snell
Margaret Bilboy Drake
Fred C. McCormick
Dolph Sharp
Jesse James Benton
Arizona Quarterly
Margaret Schevill
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Wage Hike Denied for 800 Inspiration Miners in Dispute
The National War Labor Board nonferrous metals commission ruled against wage increases for over 800 workers at Inspiration Consolidated Gopper and Inspiration, Ariz. The decision, by Chairman J. Glenn Donaldson, denied general raises and sick leave requests, while granting night shift differentials and severance provisions to be bargained. A 15 day escape clause and a 30 day reopening clause were ordered.
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International Smelting & Refining Company
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Nonferrous Metals Commission
National War Labor Board
J. Glenn Donaldson
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, Cio
Answer Filed In Telephone Damage Suit
Henry B. Maddux sues Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co for 15000 alleging loss from misprinted address in the directory. The company admits a printing error but says no negligence and that Maddux may recover only the ad cost of 33 dollars. Phoenix attorney Richard Fennemore represents the telephone firm.
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Monument
Hitler Dead? News On Surrender Details and Eva Braun
Reuters quoted Marshal Zhukov as saying a sight corpse identified as Hitler was found. The fate of Eva Braun remains unreported since Germany's surrender. Hitler's secretary Herrgesell said on May 16 Braun likely chose to die with Hitler in Berlin.
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Soldier Escapes German Patrol in Normandy Letter
Pfc. George Keahey, 20, son of Mr. George Keahey of 1213 North Camilla, recounts a patrol escape after being cut off by German infiltrators. He hid for two hours, lost his .45 pistol, and tried to escape five times before fellow troops found him. Keahey joined in 1943 and has been overseas since December 1944. He is a Benson High School graduate.
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Amphitheatre Electors Vote On School Bond Issue
Amphitheatre voters considered a bond package of 50000 for the elementary district and 40000 for the high school district with a 852500 federal grant. Polls opened at 10 a.m. in the high school library and closed at 6 p.m. The funds would finance construction of a building and a cafe.
Veterans groups meet at VFW hall in Tucson
City briefs note Commander and cemetery committees of all veterans organizations in Tucson are requested to attend a meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the VFW hall located at 121 East Broadway.
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Community Song at Armory Park Featuring Military Talent
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m the Armory Park hosts a community song event presented by Ma Rana airbase personnel. Pvt C Eddy sings vocal pieces with Pvt Ann Frankovich western numbers and yodeling. A colored quartet performs spiritual selections and First Sgt Paul Mathews sings operatic tunes. First Sgt W F Smith offers a novelty chalk talk, Corp Nate Sandner is master of ceremonies, Harold Owen accompanies. A war bond and stamp booth operates during the show.
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C. Eddy
Ann Frankovich
Paul Mathews
W. F. Smith
Nate Sandner
Suzuki Recalls U.S. Visit Then War Claims Emerge
Suzuki asserted at the diet that Japan and the United States should avoid war, recalling a 1918 U.S. visit as commander of a training squadron. He said the Pacific Ocean is peaceful and favorable for trade, while Yonai claimed Japan destroyed large shares of American naval vessels in the area.
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Pacific Ocean
Navy Mothers Club to Meet and Vote at VFW Hall
A Navy Mothers club holds a business meeting at 8 p m on Monday at the VFW hall and announces a special election will be held.
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VFW Hall
County Library Plan Faces Budget Hurdles and Expansion Needs
The board reviews library value estimates totaling over 375000 with 8700 books and a 41000 annual budget including county support. Ajo population around 5500 prompts branch needs while debate centers on county control and future outlying depositories. Mayor Jaastad and supervisors agree on 20000 in the budget and legal drafting of terms.
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Loren Curtis
Marana
Faye Devine
County Teachers Association
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G. T. Alley
Martin
Janstad
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Tucson Daily Citizen brief item June 9 1945
Short news snippet from the Tucson Daily Citizen reports a local event or notice dated Saturday June 9 1945. Names and specifics are unreadable in the provided OCR snippet, but the item is a compact community notice typical of the page seven column.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Plan for Consolidation Faces Five-Year Development Timeline
Officials indicate the new plan may take up to five years to reach peak efficiency. They note a six months’ notice period could be given by either the council or supervisors to terminate the consolidation if the plan fails to work out.
County Service Start Delayed Until August First
It was noted that county service will not be available until August 1, delaying access for residents and departments awaiting the rollout. The extension impacts scheduling and resource allocation as officials prepare for the opening.
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