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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

3

Flags Display Requested For Tucson Flag Week Event

All Week flags out and a Flag Day celebration planned at the big school stadium under Elks leadership. Governor Jones proclaims June 10 as Flag Week to boost patriotism with Americanism speakers and broad flag displays at homes, businesses, and public buildings. A Tucson patriotic meeting at 7 30 p m at the Elks club will finalize plans for the ceremony and parade including participation by the Tucson Children's Theatre and new lighting effects.

Allied Patriotic Societies of Tucson Order of Elks Jones The Elks Club Tucson National Defense Council Tucson Children’s Theatre Mary MacMurtrie Bill Hardy Jack Frakes C. 9 Watson Sparky” Weber Legion

Legion plans public inauguration event with new citizens

The Morgan McDermott post of the American Legion will conduct an office seating and ushering program led by Arthur Brinkmeyer. The event honors newly naturalized citizens including youths reaching adulthood and will start at 8 p.m. Friday, open to the public without charge.

Morgan McDermott The American Legion Arthur Brinkmeyer

Alien Doctrines Make No Headway In Mexico

Senor Gonzalo Macias of Mexico's land rehabilitation program says Communist and Fascist groups exist in Mexico but have made no headway with the Mexican people and will not. Macias, an official of the Banco Nacional de Credito Ejidal, visited Philadelphia with the bank's invitation to 25 American college students to join the program. He added that Mexicans would stand with the United States if a fight to defend the Monroe Doctrine occurred.

Philadelphia Mexico Gonzalo Blanco Macias Macias Banco Nacional de Credito Ejidal United States

Rebel Young Dems Elect Miss Patten Arizona group forms in Nogales

Helena Patten of Tucson was chosen president of the Arizona Young Democracy formed after rebels walked out of the Nogales convention two weeks earlier. The group, claiming 75 percent of paid Young Democrat members, aims to aid the Democratic party and oppose subversive activities while coordinating with a national defense council.

Helena Patten Tucson Arizona Young Democracy Nogales Miss Patten United States Dominic Chiono Globe Della Burgess Parker Roy Fourr A. J. Flood Phoenix E. A. McCabe Prescott Clara Phillips Noel Cox Bisbee Democratic Party Arizona

Death of Josephine Markich Shipped for Burial

The body of 30 year old Josephine Markich died here yesterday was sent by Reilly Undertaking to Indianapolis for funeral services and burial. A Tucson resident for seven years she leaves her mother Mrs. Josephine Markich and brother Anthony Markich of Indianapolis.

Josephine Markich Reilly Undertaking Company Indianapolis Ind Miss Markich Tucson Anthony Markich

Tucson Junior Chamber Essay Contest Promises Watches

Jaycees in Tucson sponsor a Fourth of July essay contest for high school students with prizes of a $25 wrist watch for girls and a Girard-Perregaux watch for boys. Entries due by June 25 to respective newspapers. Winners announced at a gala at the University of Arizona stadium featuring fireworks, music, a Miss Liberty, and prize awards.

Tucson America Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen Homer Shantz, Jr University of Arizona William R. Mathews

Welfare camps aid Tucson children during summer vacation

A. B. Sich of the Pima county welfare board announced plans to feed and care for almost 500 underprivileged children this summer. About 174 attend a mountain summer camp with supervised activities and meals, while 300 city children will receive lunches at 450 North Main during school vacation. Other camps operate in Oracle and Pepper Sauce canyon with dozens of youths, and local schools provide surplus food and WPA staff support.

Tucson A. B. Sich Pima County Oracle Salvation Army Pepper Sauce Canyon Clint Rollo Carrillo School Canyon Sieh North Main WPA

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