Welch Will Contest Ends With Court Arguments
The Welch siblings contend the Marie DuFault will, filed by C Wayne Clampitt, should not be probated. They claim the torn will suggests Ethel Rose Welch changed provisions before her murder. Helen Welch testified that relations with DuFault were strained and a new will was possible. A note mentioning a wrench appeared, but its purpose remained unclear. Cusick representing the Welch siblings withdrew the protest for Helen and will press Arthur J. Welch's challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
William G. Hall
Superior Court
Helen Welch
Arthur J. Welch
C. Wayne Clampitt
Marie DuFault
Ethel
T. M. Cusick
Helen
Circulation of Money Reaches New May High in US
American money in circulation climbed to 12,072,237,679 in May as coin and currency held outside the treasury and the Federal Reserve grew by over 300 million. The level equaled 89.84 dollars per person, up 2.20 from April and 19.55 from a year ago. No reason was given for the May jump, though rises have continued for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Patriotic Hen Lays Record Egg Weighing 5.5 Ounces
L B Williams of Indie Road reports a black minorca hen aged six months laid an egg weighing five and a half ounces in a single afternoon. The egg measures seven and a half by eight and a half inches and Williams says the bird holds the record among his 100 chickens. He brought the egg to the Citizen news room to prove the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Williams
Indie Road
Williams
Citizen News Room
Student Cab Driver Argues Case and Fines Upheld
William S Reed challenged a speeding charge in police court claiming cab drivers hurry due to business but rarely cause accidents. Officer Edward Brown testified Reed passed several cars at about 40 mph on Sixth Avenue. Judge Paul J Cella ruled the 25 mph limit applies equally to cab drivers and the fine of $10 or five days imprisonment stood. Reed paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Reed
Reed
Sixth Avenue
Edward Brown
Paul J. Cella
Air power poised to win the war from the air
British leaders argue that Allied air superiority could shorten the conflict as air fleets devastate Germany. They note American bombers can reach Britain freeing fighter capacity, while a growing U S naval force supports operations across the Atlantic Pacific and Indian Oceans.
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Sheie
Britain
Germany
Axis
Hitler
Japan
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Australia
South Pacific
Atlantic
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Alaska
South Atlantic
Arctic
Russia
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Divorce hinges on girdle purchase in San Jose
Edgar Petty seeks divorce on extravagant grounds alleging his wife bought a girdle for 12.50. A neighborhood survey of housewives suggested 5 would suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Edgar Petty
Smokers in Mexico Increase Cigarette Purchases and Prices
Smokers in Mexico are buying more cigarettes and seeking higher priced brands than a year earlier. The shift suggests rising consumption and preference for premium products among consumers amid evolving market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Thrift shop ads bundle offers and housing seeks
Classified bulk page lists furniture buyback by Hubbards Greenhouses. Also hotels, pet notices, car cleaning services, plant sales, beauty shop specials, furnished cabins and apartments for rent, vehicle tires, trailers, incubators, a Pinto horse, a male terrier puppy, and a roommate exchange. Includes a leaving Dallas ride and housing requests.
Japanese Push Forward Along Chinese Front
Chungking reports three large Japanese columns pressing east and southeast from Nanchang and threatening to outflank Chinese positions along the Chekiang Kiangsi railway. Chinese garrison at Chushien holds on as Japanese forces move to join others, with heavy casualties on both sides during five days of combat.
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Chungking
Nanchang
Chekiang-Kiangsi
Chushsien
Chekiang
Chuhsien
Kiangsi
Nanchang-Hangchow
Tsungpen
Nanfeng
Fuchow
Chinhsi
Tungsiang
Yingtun
Changshan
Chuhien
Yellow River
Paotow
Inner Mongolia
Yingpanchao
Talatehchi
Betts First to File Petitions for State Office
Phoenix June 11 Amos A Betts state corporation commissioner was the first public office aspirant to file nomination petitions with Secretary of State Harry M Moore at 9 am Betts seeks re election on the Democratic ticket His petitions carried 1516 signatures from voters in all 14 counties A July deadline is set for filings
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Phoenix
Amos A. Betts
State Corporation Commissioner
Harry M. Moore
Betts
Agricultural Teachers In Annual Parley
The state vocational agricultural teachers conference continued at the University of Arizona with round table talks on dairying poultry agronomy and animal husbandry. Dairy experts led discussions on cost saving through pasture home grown ration and improved machines while addressing labor shortages and home production opportunities.
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The
State Vocational Agricultural Teachers
University of Arizona
Arizona
W. H. Riddell
R. D. Davis
Clyde Rowe
Ralph van Sant
Maricopa County
Sudan
University Dairy Department
Harry Embleton
Rowe
E. B. Stanley
J. T. Rigden
I. A. Briggs
University
Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Paul S. Burgess
Agricultural School
George W. Barr
E. D. Terreau
Department of
Agricultural Economics
Howard R. Baker
Fortresses strike at Midway battle force in duo of raids
Col. Walter C. Sweeney Jr led B 17 groups in two Midway attacks on June 3 and 4. Bombers damaged a heavy cruiser and possibly another ship, while low losses were reported among American aircraft. Zero fighters were repelled with heavy fire, and crews praised the Fortresses for their performance under fire.
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Walter C. Sweeney, Jr
San Francisco
Walter C. Sweeney
Sweeney
California State Guard
Midway
Fortress
Pacific
Bill Adams
San Bernardino
Calif
Navy
Adams
Scientists note jaw asymmetry across races
Researchers report that the right side of the jaw is longer than the left in all races. The finding highlights consistent facial asymmetry across diverse populations based on anatomical measurements.
Ten Men Sought for Army Glider Pilot Training
A Phoenix wire directs ten district men to enroll for Army glider pilot training before June 20. Requirements include a 65 mental grade and a physical exam, no prior aerial experience, and ages 18 to 35. Training leads to second lieutenant or staff sergeant flying status after completion. Preliminary exams in Phoenix and at March Field. Further information at the local recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Phoenix
Flying Corps
March Field
Wegand Funeral Held Here Today
Funeral services for Joseph Wegand aged 45 were conducted at the local church today after his death Wednesday in a city hospital. Pallbearers named include Herman Novick Jack Newman Elmer Present Ben Solot and others with Rabbi Gumbiner among the attendees.
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Joseph Wegand
Herman Novick
Jack Newman
Elmer Present
Ben Solot
Harry Drachman
Herry Abelson
I. Goldberg
M. Lisitzky
Bill Goldberg
Jake Levy
Hyman Myerson
Rabbi Gumbiner
M. Abelson
H. Rottman
Phil Posner
Aerial Operations and Cooperation After Damaged Base
Soldiers describe resting crews after a raid, with Lieut. Colonel Brook Allen taking over. The Roberts committee member praises high level bombing for overwhelming ships, noting perfect cooperation among Army Navy and Marines and strong morale despite damage.
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Brook Allen
Allen
Roberts Committee
Pearl Harbor
Tam
Army
Navy
Marines
Ralph A Bond Claimed by Death in Dayton
Ralph A. Bond, 29, of Dayton Ohio, died yesterday in a local hospital after a three week stay in Tucson as a health seeker. He was retired. He is survived by a son Max Bond and a daughter, both of Dayton. The body was entrained for Newcastle Indiana by Parker Mortuary.
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Ralph A. Bond
Dayton
Tucson
Mr. Bond
Max Bond
Newcastle
Ind
Parker Mortweary
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