Tax Evasion Charged To Local Merchant Here
Joe W Tang a local Chinese gro cer was arrested at his home by deputy U S marshals on income tax evasion charges. A secret grand jury indicted Tang for failing to pay 1665 in 1937 with arraignment likely early next week before Judge Albert M Sames. The maximum penalty is 10000 fine or five years imprisonment or both. Other indictments include seven for selective service act violations and cases involving marihuana importation and embezzlement by a CCC official.
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Joe W. Tang
U. S
Tang
Dave W. Ling
K. Berry Peterson
Prescott
Income Tax Division
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Soan
Albert M. Sames
Peterson
Grand
Jack B. Wofford
Tucson
Louis Gonzales Cruz
Tempe
John Christian Rieben
William Randall
William Joseph Gann
Robert Green
Phoenix
Melvin R. Vaughn
Arturo Castorena Gomez
Nogales
Harold E. Ss
Civilian Conservation Corps
China Admits Loss At Chuhsien As Tigers Enter Battle
Chungking reports China concedes Chuhsien fell to Japanese forces after costly fighting. Chinese claim recapture of Iwu behind lines and note American Volunteer Group forced significant enemy losses near Kweilin. AVG’s first blows hailed as prelude to U S Army Air Force transfer.
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Chungking
Chuhsien
An Theeway
Chekiang Province
Ines
Flying Tigers
Vulteer
Kweilin
Kwangsi
Tigers
China
Burma
Burma Road
Iwu
Shekiang-Kiangsi
Hangchow
Japan
AVG
Ted States Army Air Force
Hitler Between Two Fires In War Analysis
The article outlines the wartime stance as of 1942 with Russia optimistic about a second front and a push toward the Caucasus. It discusses Allied planning with Britain and the United States, Molotov’s negotiations, and the balance of force vs shipping constraints for a large land invasion versus aerial and commando options.
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Britain
United States
Russia
Semyon Timoshenko
Kharkov
Hitler
Sevastopol
Caucasus
Germany
Europe
Molotov
London
Washington
White House
Atlantic
Dunkirk
Deputies Apprehend Driver After Sideswipe Collision
Deputies Manny Herrera and Jack Anderson stopped a possible robbery suspect on East Broadway when Freeman Erickson driven vehicle struck their car from behind. Erickson fled two blocks before being captured and jailed on charges including no brakes no license and reckless driving posted $50 bond to appear June 19.
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Manny Herrera
Jack Anderson
Sheriff's Office
East Broadway
Freeman Erickson
Route 5
Erickson
Justice Court
Dublin to set up town tribunals for extra bread claims
Dublin plans to establish town tribunals to hear claims from people who need more bread than the basic allowance provided in Eire. The move targets addressing shortages and ensuring access to additional food support.
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Dublin
Eire
Tucson Proclamation Urges Flag Day Display
Mayor Henry O Jaastad issued a proclamation urging Tucson residents to display the United States flag and the flags of 26 allied nations to honor Flag Day.
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Henry 0. Jaastad
Legion election set for Friday at 8 p m
Essex R Peters commander of the Charles Young post announced the annual officer election will be held at 8 p m Friday at the Legion home 167 South Meyer Street Officers chosen will serve until July 1 1943 and post members are urged to attend.
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Essex R. Peters
Charles Young
American Legion
Legion
South Meyer Street
Jordon Heads to Bisbee With Pima Sheriff Visitants
Maricopa County Sheriff Son Jordan stopped Friday for a visit with Pima County Sheriff Ed Echols while en route to Bisbee to return wanted men to Phoenix. Accompanying Jordan were George Fry, rancher and candidate for state treasurer, and Everett Bowman, Prescott cattleman.
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Jordon
Maricopa County
Ed. Echols
Pima County
Bisbee
Phoenix
George Fry
Everett Bowman
Prescott
Safford Junior High Seeks More Students for Model Airplane Class
Charles Dietz, manual training instructor at Safford Junior High, says about 10 openings remain in the model airplane classes held at the school.
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Charles Dietz
Safford Junior High School
Safford School
Hour of the Junior first aid class moved to 9 a m
The YMCA announced a change to the junior first aid class schedule from 9 30 a m to 9 a m each Tuesday and Friday. The course opened today with six enrolled and more students are expected next week.
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YMCA
Pete Howell Jr Named New Pee of YMCA Boys Lobby
Local YMCA announces Pete Howell Jr as the new pee of the boys lobby, noting his role in supervising youth activities and guiding junior members. The appointment marks a focus on youth engagement and safety within the facility.
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Pete Howell, JR
The
YMCA
YMCA Finance Committee Meeting Notes
The YMCA Finance Committee will meet today at 4 30 p m to discuss the financial condition for the first half of the year. Roy H Long serves as chairman.
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YMCA
Roy H. Long
City Budget Discussion Set for Special Meeting
City councilmen will discuss the proposed 1942 43 budget during a special meeting at 8 p m today. No definite action is anticipated on the budget adoption.
Deferment From Draft Expanded On Family Ties Proposal
A senate house conference committee agreed to base draft deferment on family relationships for men with wives or children, retroactive to June 1. The measure would allow deferment through the selective service system without regard to financial dependency, with payments to follow after bureaucratic processing.
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Washington
Senate
House
Thomas
Utah
Senate Military Committee
Welch Will Is Claimed Valid
Judge William G. Hall admitted the torn will of Ethel Rose Welch to probate ending a contest by Helen Welch and Arthur Welch. Helen argued the murdered woman intended to destroy the will before death amid questioned letters with Marie Du Fault. The judge ruled the dispute resolved on matters of law and admitted the contested will to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Superior Court
Ethel Rose Welch
Helen Welch
Arthur Welch
E. T. Cusick
Cusick
Helen
Ethel Welch
Marie du Fault
Hall
Daily Citizen Saves Boston Pup With Read Heroism
Lieut. Fenton Sink Jr. reported his eight month old Boston bulldog pup was returned after readers of the Daily Citizen touted the dog’s value at 75. The dog was found in the base engineering section, with officials unsure if the pup left voluntarily or was read to return.
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Tucson
Davis- Monthan Field
Fenton Sink, Jr
Boston
Link
Service of Aviation
Hospital Board to Consider New Superintendent
The state hospital board of trustees will meet to consider appointing a new superintendent to replace Dr. O. L. Bendheim who recently entered the Army.
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Phoenix
State Hospital Board of Trustees
O. L. Bendheim
Empire Ranch Oil Drilling Is Continued
The Empire ranch oil well has reached 2700 feet and will drill deeper toward 3500 feet. Operator T. M. Pettigrew reports plans to strike deeper oil sands after consultations in Washington with oil geologists. O. E. Kinne now oversees drilling while Pettigrew stays in contact with geologists.
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Empire Ranch
T. M. Pettigrew
Washington
Pettigrew
O. E. Kinne
California
Oil and Gas Sands Drilling Paused at Key Depths
Pettingrew reports development of the oil and gas sands at 1890 and 1930 feet paused as Kinne notes more than 80 feet of hole gained and the well reaches 2709 feet. Shales expected around 2033 feet have continued in sequence, color shifting from yellow to dark red and brown. Drilling proceeds with eastern capital backing the effort.
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Pettingrew
Kinne
Pettigrew
British Minesweeper Crew All Rover Sea Scouts
The ship’s entire crew are Rover Sea Scouts and the vessel holds the record for sweeping more mines than any other from its base.
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Rover Sea Scouts
Red Cross Sends Food Boxes to British POWs
London dispatch reports the Red Cross ships weekly ten pound food boxes to fourty four thousand British soldiers held in German prison camps, supporting prisoners with relief amid wartime hardship.
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The
Red Cross
London
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United Press War Desk
Charles H. Ott
University of Arizona
Angel Acuna
George, Genung
Henry Slagle
Robert Svob
Jim Taylor
James Ellison
RKO Sur
Walgreen Drug Store
John W. Simmons
Davis-Monthan Field
Paul Cella
Pima
Arizona Hotel
Henzel
Simmons
Roy Robinson
Robinson
Valparaiso
Chile
Welch
Daily Citizen
Boston Pup
Super Soft
Solvex Fee
Sore Bers
Dr. Scholz
LUX
Swan
Rinso
Rex
DR. Ness
AMITY
Martin Dang
Tan Cate Stores
Congress & Fifth Sixth & Park
Congress
SCOTT
Euclid
Casa Grande
Arizona
Joseph B. Eastman
Defense Transportation
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