Clark Seized On Charge Of $1 800 Theft
Jack Clark, 30, former city resident and Sun Valley bus driver, was arrested and held for Phoenix authorities on a $1 800 embezzlement charge involving Triple X freight lines. He allegedly kept funds after a June 6 run and checked into a local hotel under an alias before capture with Phoenix detectives in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
Sun Valley Bus Lines
Phoenix
Clark
Triple X
Kenneth Yeazell
Blue Moon
Yeazell
James Herron
Herman King
Monty Saylor
Seymour Ryan
A. G. Jackson
Three Tucsonans Wounded In Action Listed By OWI
The Office of War Information lists ten Arizonans killed or wounded in action. Among them three Tucsonans are wounded in the Army in the Pacific and Navy service, including Floyd Jordan and Robert Lopez and Alfred Tellez, with other names from Phoenix Flagstaff Yuma and Somerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Information
Phoenix
Dionicio G. Ayala
Margaret A. Ayala
Omer L. Clark
Wilma R. Clark
Somerton
Mack M. Mendez
Leo M. Mendez
Dome
John Aguilar
Jose
Yuma
Gabreski Finally Marries After Two Delays
Lt. Col. Francis S. Gabreski wed Kay Cochran at Campion academy in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin after two wartime postponements. The 29 year old fighter ace, who twice faced wedding postponements in the Pacific and Europe, called the ceremony a success and noted Cochran had planned to wear her gown ten months earlier before Gabreski was lost on a final mission over Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Pacific
Europe
Our Lady of the Angels
Campion Academy
Francis S. Gabreski
Kay Cochran
Miss Cochran
Kingman Army Airfield to be Inactivated on June 30
Kingman Army Airfield in Arizona will be inactivated on or about June 30, Col. Walter L. Wheeler announced. The field, used as a flexible gunnery school, may have no future plans outlined by the War Department, while Thunderbird Field No. 1 near Phoenix is set to shut down the same date. Thunderbird No. 2 closed six months earlier.
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Kingman
Ariz
Kingman Army Airfield
Walter L. Wheeler
Wheeler
War Department
Phoenix
YMCA Sends Sport Goods to Soldiers in World War II
Hervey Smith Tucson YMCA general secretary describes wide YMCA wartime roles from prisoners of war care to education and recreation. He notes Chinese troops benefit from hospitals schools and classes, Polish Indian and Filipino units aided, and YMCA facilities used in Jerusalem by soldiers seeking leisure and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nevada
China
Hervey Smith
Tucson
YMCA
Smith
Louisville
Maine
Italy
Burma
Islands
Jerusalem
Canada Votes in Historic Parliament Election
Canada named a new parliament after voting today the first Allied nation to hold a general election since WWII end. Prime Minister Mackenzie King led the Liberal party in a three way race against John Bracken's reorganized Conservative party and M J Coldwell's CCF. The Liberals held 159 of 245 seats in the dissolved 1940 parliament.
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Harry T. Montgomery
Ottawa
Canada
Europe
W. L. Mackenzie King
Liberal Party
Tory
Rty
John Bracken
Manitoba
CCF
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
M. J. Coldwell
Ontario
Adga Tablets Advertises Ulcer and Acid Pain Relief
Dread stomach pain after meals or while full or empty due to excess acid prompts an Adga tablets advert. It touts relief from ulcer pains indigestion gas heartburn and bloating with a 25 cent trial box and a money back offer. Ends by noting Martin Drug stores carry the product.
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Martin Drug
Adv
Well Drilling Contracts To Be Considered
The city council meets at 7 30 p m to award contracts for water supply expansion. Bids opened cover 8250 feet of six inch and 9400 feet of four inch pipe plus a Elm Street tank well and deep pump, and a street department motor grader. Contracts must be awarded before July 1 to use special tax commission funds and avert summer water shortages. Some pipe will improve fire protection in subdivisions.
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Carl Hitt
Elm Street
Phil Martin, Jr
Martin
Tax Commission
Soldier suffers broken hand in crash near Silverbell and Speedway
Corp Paulino Martinez of Lakefield, turning from Silverbell onto Speedway, lost control and hit a telephone pole after skidding about 150 feet. He sustained a fractured left hand and head lacerations, treated at St Marys and moved to Davis-Monthan field hospital. Meanwhile civilian Joseph Lee Gannon was struck by a car driven by Don Wolfe near Toole and Fifth, treated for a fractured right arm.
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Sheriff's Office
Corp
Paulino Martinez
Lakefield
Silverbell Road
Speedway
Martinez
St. Mary’s Hospital
Davis-Monthan Field Hospital
Joseph Lee Gannon
Marana
Don Wolfe
Davis-Monthan Field
Toole and
Fifth Avenues
Gannon
Dorothy Fields to talk on Music for Millions program
Dorothy Fields, famed lyricist of I Can’t Give You Anything but Love and Up in Central Park, will tell all to Bea Wain on tomorrow’s Music for Millions on KTUC at 5 15 p m. The hour features Fields career stories and music including I’m in the Mood for Love The Way You Look Tonight and Close as the Pages in a Book with Mark Warnow orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fields
Central Park
Bea Wain
Miss Fields
Miss Wain
Mark Warnow
KTUC
Pilots Buzz Billings Airport To Chase Deer
Pilots swooped over Billings Airport in Montana to clear deer from the runways. Airport Manager Dick Lovan said the low flight and roaring engines aimed to remove the animals from the airfield.
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Buzz Montana
Billings
Mont
Dick Lovan
Steel and Aluminum To Be Traded For Copper For Closures
War Production Board announces a plan to trade steel and aluminum for copper base alloy for closures. Through June 23 it will exchange allocated steel for copper base alloy on a pound for pound basis and trade three pounds of copper for each pound of aluminum.
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Washington
War Production Board Today
WPA
Tip Of Nose Cut Off In Auto Wreck
Mrs. Doris Roseman driving south on Alvernon way ran a stop sign at East Broadway and collided with Landon K. Hardesty. Hardesty suffered a bruised forehead and a severed nose tip. Roseman was hospitalized with possible skull fracture and shoulder bruising. Vehicle damage: Roseman $700, Hardesty $350.
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Doris Roseman
Dryden Lane
Alvernon Way
East Broadway
Landon K. Hardesty
Waverly Avenue
Hardesty
Roseman
St. Mary's Hospital
Highway Patrol
Bid Ready For Repair Of University Boilers
A bid of 9587 dollars from the D S Horrall company covers repairs to 191 horsepower boilers in the University of Arizona power plant. The bid goes to the physical plant staff for check ing then to the board of regents at their meeting tomorrow for decision.
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University of Arizona
D. S. Horrall Company
Board of Regents
Price Of Fine Gold Adjusted By England
London June 11 The British treasury announced it would pay four shillings and three pence more per fine ounce for gold in the sterling area. The readjustment raises the price from 168 shillings to 172 shillings three pence and is said to reflect reduced shipping risk with no effect on exchange policy or rates.
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London
World War I Veteran Receives DM Discharge
Staff Sgt. Clarence West 50 a World War I veteran with Croix de Guerre remains one of two surviving from his unit and was discharged at Davis-Monthan field for being over 40. He reenlisted in World War II at 47 and plans to retire in Florida.
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Clarence West
West
Davis-Monthan Field
Army
Co. K
28Th Infantry
Gen
Pershing
Public Health Service
Marine Hospitals
Staten Island
N. Y
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
North Main Street
Tucson
Davis- Monthan
Lincoln Army Airbase
Lincoln
Neb
Salt Lake City
Utah
Florida
Platinum's Military Role Drives Electronics Demand
Platinum's importance stems from extensive use in the electronics industry. The metal's unique properties support critical components and high-tech manufacturing, boosting demand across sectors.
Labor Flow From Mexico Remains Normal Despite War
Mexico City officials report continued steady labor migration to the United States. May saw about 25,000 Mexican workers cross, with a train of 825 leaving biweekly, aiming for roughly 10,000 in June. Quotas limit agricultural and railroad workers, with heavy industry distribution lagging due to the war manpower commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Europe
War Manpower Commission
Kelland Urges Share For Labor On Boards
Clarence Budington Kelland, author and Arizona Republican committeeman, proposed a 10 percent labor representation on corporate boards. In Milwaukee, he urged that any company with 250 or more workers elect 10 percent of directors by secret ballot, with a two year employee minimum.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Kelland
Amazon Basin Covers Major Share of Brazil’s Land
The Amazon basin accounts for about two thirds of Brazil’s total land area, highlighting its vast geographic scope within the country. The region influences climate, biodiversity, and land use across multiple states.
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Amazon Basin
Brazil
Petition to suspend Desert Lodge beer license headed for Phoenix
A petition circulates to suspend and return the Desert Lodge beer and wine license on North Alvernon Way near Broadway for a local hearing. Protestants’ counsel Butterfield aims to submit to John A. Duncan, urging a rehearing due to alleged premature approval and residential area concerns. The Pima County Board of Supervisors provided no objections, and its chair Martin said the board is not interested unless Duncan requests a local reopening.
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Desert
North Alvernon Way
Broadway
Pima County
A. F E. Butterfield
Counsil
Phoenix
John A. Duncan
Butterfield
Duncan
Board of Supervisors
R. H. Martin
Ronald Bridges Elected President of Seminary
Tempe Arizona June 11 UP Dr Ronald Bridges moderator of the central council of Congregational Christian churches has been elected president of the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Ariz
Ronald Bridges
Central Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Bridges Named President at Pacific School of Religion
Announcement at the 78th commencement shows Dr Bridges succeeding Dr A C McGiffert Jr as president of the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley California. McGiffert resigns to head a Chicago theological seminary effective Sept 1. Bridges, long connected with Congregational church affairs, has taught at Tempe State College.
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Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
Calif
Bridges
A. C. McGiffert, Jr
MccGiffert
Chicago Logical Seminary
Congregational Church
Tempe State College
Racial school funding gaps in 1935 36 ten southern states
In the 1935 36 school year ten southern states spent 17.04 dollars per Negro pupil in elementary and secondary schools compared with 49.30 dollars for white pupils. This reflects a stark racial disparity in per pupil expenditure within public education.
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Pearl Harbor
Germany
Kingman Army
Mackenzie King
Ultra Violet
Anton Kraak
W. Congress
E. Speedway
England
Rosalene Beauty Salon
Congress
Desert Lodge
Seminary
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Wwe
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