Three New Air Raid Sirens Planned for City Defense
City officials announced the purchase of three new air raid sirens to bolster civilian defense and improve warning capabilities. Sirens will be installed at Congress and Main, 18th Street and South Sixth Avenue, and Park Avenue and Speedway.
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Congress
Main Streets
18Th Street
Sooth Sixth Avenue
Park Avenue
Speedway
State Civilian Defense Board
OCD
Office of Civilian Defense
Ecb
Iscd
United States Civilian Defense
Phoenix
Torpedo planes brave wall of fire to attack carrier
Captain James F. Collins and Lieut. James B. Muir describe the first American torpedo plane attack on a carrier at Midway on June 4. Their flight, dogged by Zeros and anti aircraft, released torpedoes, dodged fire, and made a perilous landing with their plane heavily damaged and crew wounded but alive.
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Clark Lee
Pearl Harbor
James F. Collins
James B. Muir
Collins
Meridian
Miss
Maii
Miles City
Mont
Colon O. Willines
Mari
Raynard S. White
Midway
John J. Gogol
Earl D. Ashley
Frank Melo
Lieut
Pren L. Moore
Russel H. Johnson
Lieutenant Johnson
Melo
Johnson
Gogol
Committees for Priorities Named by Chamber of Commerce
L. P. Hermes, general chairman of the steering committee, announced the appointment of several committees to study government rulings on priorities and related issues. Each panel will review new provisions and convene businessmen. explanations may be requested from authorities in Tucson. Chairmen include M. O. Hoefle Alex Jacome E. D. Carmack Arthur Pacheco Albert Lent Earl Rooks Frank O'Reilly C. M. Archer Halbert Miller and Max Pooler.
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L. P. Hermes
Chamber of Commerce
Hermes
Tucson
M. O. Hoefle
Alex Jacome
E. D. Carmack
Arthur Pacheco
Albert Lent
Earl Rooks
Frank O’rielly
C. M. Archer
Halbert Miller
Max Pooler
Wood and Fibre Used in Swiss Shoe Leather
A Swiss development uses wood and fibre materials to manufacture sole leather for footwear. Researchers claim environmental benefits and potential color and texture variation for new shoe designs.
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Switzerland
Selection Of Hospital Head Is Postponed
PHOENIX June 13 The board of trustees put off choosing a permanent superintendent for the state hospital for the insane to allow more time for careful consideration of the numerous applicants Many come from outside the state and receive high recommendations from eastern medical authorities The salary increase to 5000 dollars annually plus living expenses makes the position more attractive and prompts continued recruitment efforts
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Phoenix
State Hospital For the
Jeremiah Metzger
Tucson
All Of Nation Joins To Pay Flag Respect
All nation observes flag day with massive parades and services across the United States and overseas. Generals and world leaders mark the day as MacArthur Day while cities from New York to Chicago plan long celebrations and dignitaries attend.
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United States
Chungking
Capetown
Manchester
Melbourne
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Boston
Quezon
Marblehead
Mass
Arthur Robinson
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Howard Jackson
Gen
MacArthur
Roosevelt
White House
Mexico
Justice Murphy Receives Honorary Law Degree at Wayne Uni
Detroit June 13 Justice Frank Murphy was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Wayne University for his liberal point of view and tolerant action. He was commissioned a lieutenant colonel in the Army this week.
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Detroit
United States Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Wayne University
Murphy
Hospital to Revert Funds to General Fund July 1
Harry Whitmer reports the hospital will revert 3087.50 dollars to the general fund on July 1 from funds appropriated for its use. Of this total 2750 dollars come from the salary budget.
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Harry Whitmer
Navy Recruiting Adds Five Enlistees This Week
A. J. Combs reports five new sailors joined the Navy at the local recruiting station. Names listed include Guy W. Riggs, Edward S. Robinson, Orvil L. Storey, Harvey J. Willis, and Harvey F. Baurs, with street addresses provided for Willis and Baurs. Armory Park hosts reports from convention delegates in Long Beach tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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Navy
A. J. Combs
Guy W. Riggs
Patagonia
Edward S. Robinson
Benson
Orvil L. Storey
Hayden
Harvey J. Willis
East 16Th Street
Harvey F. Baurs
East Sixth Street
Tucson and Bisbee youths sent to New York A. defense camp
The Tucson and Bisbee N Y A offices sent Willard Lee Jones Simon Caviglia Clemente Bardéau from Tucson and Arthur T. Shilling Frank G ray son from Bisbee to the N Y A defense training center at Tempe this week.
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Tempe
Tucson N. Y. A
Willard Lee Jones
Simon Caviglia
Clemente Bardéau
Tucson
Arthur T. Shilling
Frank Grayson
Bisbee
Scouts Return From Camp Lawton in Tucson Arrival
Boy Scouts finish a two week stay at Camp Lawton and return by truck to Tucson arriving at 1 p.m. tomorrow. The camp ran from June 1.
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Camp Lawton
Tucson
Reverend B Dickenson Preaches at University Methodist
Bob Dickenson will preach at University Methodist Church on Euclid Avenue and Third Street at 10 50 a m Sunday. His subject will be The Thrill of the Flag.
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Bob Dickenson
University Methodist Church
Euclid Avenue
Third Street
Townsend Club Special Meeting Date Noted
A special meeting of Townsend clubs will be held at an unspecified location and date, as reported in the readable fragment.
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Townsend Clubs
Tucson Red Cross To Be Responsible In Emergency
The Tucson American Red Cross chapter will handle food clothing and temporary shelter in a military emergency until federal agencies including civilian defense are ready. Committee chair C Zaner Lesher read a national letter outlining responsibilities under an agreement with the national Red Cross the civilian defense office and the federal security administration. Members discussed plans for emergency activities after the letter.
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American Red Cross
Tucson
Red Cross Committee On
National
C. Zaner Lesher
National Red Cross
Office of Civilian Defense
Federal Security Administration
Mission Swimming Pool To Open For Summer
The Mission pool at the corner of Ajo and Mission roads will open tomorrow for the summer season. It will operate daily from 9 30 a m to 9 30 p m.
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Mission
Ajo
Mission Roads
Army relief dance moved to June 18 at Santa Rita hotel
The Army relief dance, postponed from last Thursday due to soldiers at bases near Tucson placed on alert, will now be held June 18 at the Santa Rita hotel.
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Santa Rita
Tucson
Allies Victorious sermon at Union church lawn
Dr Robert E Dickenson will deliver the sermon at 8 p m tomorrow as part of Tucson Ministers association services on the lawn of First Methodist Church at Fourth street and Park avenue The theme is The Allies Victorious.
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Union
Tucson Ministers’ Association
First Methodist Church
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Ranchers See More Business in Tucson Summer
Southern Arizona Dude Ranchers association reported 12 of 25 member ranches remain open for the summer the highest percentage in years. Earle Jones executive secretary said Pioneer ranch owners shared the news at a Friday night dinner meeting at the Pioneer hotel where routine business was discussed and a motion picture entertainment was shown. Open ranches listed include Picture Rocks Wild Horse Pitch Fork Silverbell Circle 7 Carr Canyon El Coronado Curley Horse Rancho Linda Vista Bar BR Ranch de las Lomas Rancho del Quivari Hacienda los Encinos.
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Tucson
Southern Arizona Dude Ranchers Association
Pioneer Hotel
Earle Jones
Pioneer Ranch
Picture Rocks
Wild Horse
Pitch Fork
Lazy K Bar
Silverbell
Circle 7
Carr Canyon
el Coronado
Curley Horse
Rancho Linda Vista
Bar BR
Ranch de Las Lomas
Rancho del Quivari
Hacienda Los Encinos
Mrs Luz Flores Dies at Paul Spur
Mrs Luz Flores age 48 died Thursday night at Paul Spur while visiting her daughter for two months. Born in Mammoth she had lived in Arizona all her life including Elfrida recently. Survivors include her husband Alfredo. Services were held today in Gleeson.
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The
Daily Citizen
Luz Flores
Paul Spur
Arizona
Mammoth
Elfrida
Alfredo
Gleeson
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Tucson Warehouse & Transfer CO
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Congress Street
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