Flag Day Bond Drives Highlight Elk’s Stadium Ceremony
Flag day activities honor the 7th war loan drive with an Elk’s Lodge program at the high school stadium. Elks pledge each member to buy an E bond as Fred Dragonette reports overall lodge sales of 1 734 740 75 toward a 2 800 000 goal. SP commemorates 19 000 employees with a bond drive and war service day starting at 10 15 a m featuring band music, speakers, and bond appeals. A chemical warfare demonstration by Davis Monthan personnel tops the Elk’s night program.
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Elk’s Lodge
Davis-Monthan
Southern Pacific
Elks
Max Klinger
Fred Dragonette
War Finance
County War Finance
D-M
Marana
Rollin Pease
William G. Hall
Superior Court
William A. Hewett
Treasury Committee
Armed Services
Michael J. Cipriano
N. L. McCracken
G. A. Bayes
Alex Jacome
Carlos Caballero
Germany
W. W. Lee
Neer
Airborne Command Service
B. S. Simes
George DeMiester
Hail Damages Sheep Flocks Ends Drought in New Mexico
A freak hail storm and cold weather in northeastern New Mexico damaged 2500 to 3000 sheep. Hawes & Thompson suffered losses including exposed animals, stampedes into a creek, and smothering. Mikesell's Farmers Development Co reported 300 ewes lost. total head about 10,000. The 1.80 inch rain greened ranges and halted livestock shipments.
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Springer
N. M
New Mexico
Hawes & Thompson
M. N. Mikesell
Farmers Development Company
Weather Bureau
Food Motive Said Behind Illegal U S Entry
Gilberto Verela 29 of Hermosillo Mexico testified at arraignment he illegally reentered the United States after deportation via Nogales on Oct 20 to join the American Army. He said conditions in Mexico were poor and he could not earn a livelihood there and he stayed to learn English before seeking Army action. He was held to await grand jury action.
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Gilberto Verela
Hermosillo
Mex
United States
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Verela
Nogales
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
5-Cent Stamps Replenished At City Post Office
San Francisco conference stamps sold out recently have been restocked. Postmaster Harold Collins reports a limited supply is now on sale at the central post office.
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City
Harold Collins
Central Post Office
Three Local Youths Accepted By Navy
The local Navy recruiting office announced three youths accepted into the Navy. Edward George Cooten, 17, of 809 South Main, from Tucson high. Row levy Clayton Ellsworth Jr., 17, 4017 North Oracle, Amphitheater high graduate. Charles Patrick McHugh, 17, 1051 North Tyndall, Tucson high graduate May 25. All passed physicals and will be sworn in soon to begin basic training in San Diego as apprentice seamen.
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Navy
Edward George Cooten
South Main Street
Tucson High School
Rowlevy Clayton Ellsworth
North Oracle Road
Amphitheater High School
Charles Patrick McHugh
North Tyndall Avenue
Tucson
San Diego
Civilians Face Travel Curbs After Aug 1
Washington reports restrictions on civilian travel from August through March 1946 to reserve Pullman cars and railroad coaches for military use. About half the current Pullman cars and 10 to 12 percent of coaches will be withdrawn, with trains serving troop movements averaging 308000 men daily. Air travel also expected to tighten as officials urge reduced travel.
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Washington
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Ohnson
Pacific
Johnson
Canner Plans To Resist U S Food Charges In Texas
Elsa Canning company of Elsa Texas will contest in court the government action libeling 500 cases of Ro Tel tomato puree shipped last February in Tucson. L A Lohse of Southwestern Wholesale Grocery says the product is not adulterated though the government asserts it is decomposed tomato material. The hearing for condemnation arguments is set for July 16.
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Elsa Canning Company
Elsa
Tex
L. A. Lohse
Southwestern Wholesale Grocery Co
U. S
Ro-Tel
Lohse
Tucson
On Food and Drug Administra
Truckers Restricted In Extra Gasoline Use
PHOENIX June 13. E C Corbell district manager of the office of defense transportation said truckers who obtain extra gasoline for hauling farm produce and engage in other hauling would have their certificates revoked for the duration.
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Phoenix
E. C. Corbell
Office of Defense Transportation
Doris Henderson Dies After 15 Tucson Years
Mrs. Doris Lucile Henderson 47 of 1202 East Black Ledge Drive died at 8 p m yesterday after 15 years in Tucson. She was born in Aspen Colorado a University of Colorado graduate and taught in Globe before moving here. Funeral 4 p m Thursday at Brings chapel Rev Francis T Brown officiates. Graveside rites by Arizona Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star. Survived by husband Harley C Henderson and father Frank M Yates of Phoenix.
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Doris Lucile Henderson
East Blackledge Drive
Tucson
Order of Eastern Star
O. C. Robertson
Glen Cooper
Victor Ever
M. T. Ritzel
H. J. Peterson
Clarence Britain
Henderson
Harley C. Henderson
Frank M. Yates
Phoenix
Head On Auto Crash Leaves Two Men Dead
Two men died in a head on collision on the Nogales highway 14 miles south of town. Ralph Dewey Dunlap Jr., 22, of Tucson was one driver. A soldier in the other heavy sedan died instantly. another soldier survived with shock and facial injuries. The stolen car was on the wrong side of the road and the other victim’s identity was being withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Here
Nogales Highway
Ralph Dewey Dunlap, Jr
North First Avenue
Tucson
W. V. Burr
Joe Cooley
Birth at St. Marys Hospital McGinn girl born June 13
A girl was born at St Marys Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur J McGinn at 2 10 a m June 13. The family resides at 1520 West Delaware Tucson.
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Arthur J. McGinn
Delaware
Tucson
Tucson WAC First To Be Discharged From Army
Miss Cora L. Deacon, 1030 East Elm, Tucson, became the first local WAC to be discharged after serving with the eighth fighter company overseas in Europe. She trained at Fort Des Moines and spent much of her service in England before returning home to civilian life.
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Tucson
Cora L. Deacon
East Elm Street
Miss Deacon
Ft. Des Moines
Eighth Fighter Company
England
Wave Seeks 600th Arizona Enlistment For Navy Reserve
A drive to enlist the 600th WAVE from Arizona by July 31 marks the reserve’s third anniversary. A traveling WAVE enlistment party from the Los Angeles procurement office, led by Lt. (JG) Eleanor B. Seigler, will spend four of the next six weeks in the state, arriving in Tucson on June 25 for four days of recruiting. There are 521 Arizona women currently serving in the WAVE.
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Arizona
Women’s Reserve
U. S. Navy
Navy
Los Angeles
Eleanor B. Seigler
Tucson
Navy Recruiting Office Highlights Vast Range of Jobs
The local recruiting office noted nearly 300 different Navy jobs, illustrating the breadth of opportunities available to prospective sailors and the broad skill sets the service seeks.
The Persian title Padshaw Explained
The term Padshaw derives from pati meaning lord or master and shaw meaning king. The title denotes a reigning sovereign and reflects traditional Persian linguistic roots.
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Padshaw
Pati
Shaw
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Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
Govthern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Tyceon, Arizona
Federal Reserve System
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Tokyo
Canner
Ralph Posner
U. S&s
Max Posner
East Fourth Street
Doris Henderson
St. Mary's Hospital
Western Jackets
4Th Ave
WAC
Mexico City
Chihuahua
San. Luis Potosi
Lamsa Air Lines
Negalee
Sonora
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
aMrince Erinary
Asineal
Albers Milling Company
Stuart Building
Seattle
Wash
Moore Machinery
Moore
Garvin
Acme Universal
Hamilton
Niles
Monarch
South Bend
Lodge & Shipley
Betts
Landis
Hendy
Barrett
Gotyeg Centron
Newton Baker
Pratt & Whit
Cincinnati
Norton Tool & Cutter
Fosdick Horizontal Mill. & Drill
Wwe
Oges Gibbs
Winfield
Illinois Gear Charter
Beaman & Smith
Kimeau
Santa FE Avenue
Wave’s
Zemo
Ame
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