Army to train 10600 airmen yearly with 7000 pilots
Secretary Woodring announced plans to expand the air force training to 10,600 personnel annually, including 7,000 pilots and 8,600 bombardiers and navigators, using Randolph Field and two other bases as pilot and instructor centers. Primary training will shift to civilian flying schools in four-phase instruction over 35 weeks.
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Washington
Army Air Force
Woodring
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Tex
Nogales Man Found Dead in Venezuela
Edward Noon, 39, of Nogales Ariz was found dead by drowning in Maracaibo Venezuela after reportedly being slain by a co worker. His mother Mrs Anna Noon a weather observer in Nogales received a cable indicating his death and brother Milford planned to fly to Venezuela to claim the body. Edward Noon belonged to a pioneer Santa Cruz county family and is survived by his mother and two brothers.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Martin Engineering Company
E. M. Noon
Nogales
Ariz
Anna Noon
Edward
Milford
Edward Noon
Santa Cruz County
U S S North Carolina Slides Into Water Amid Launch
In Brooklyn Navy Yard on June 14 a great gray battleship named U S S North Carolina slid down the ways. Miss Isabel Young Hoey, daughter of North Carolina’s governor, broke a champagne bottle on the bow as the $70,000,000, 35,000-ton vessel entered the water, a sister ship to U S S Washington launched June 1 in Philadelphia.
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New York
North Carolina
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Isabel Young Hoey
U. S. S. Washington
Philadelphia
Bible Blackout Feared by Pastor in Message
Baltimore June 14 The Rev Dr Francis C Stifer editorial secretary of the American Bible Society says a Bible blackout is possible as war halts distribution by British Dutch and Scottish Bible societies He urges a Bible Sunday urging churches to support the American society’s mission to supply Bibles to Europe and China amid rising need.
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Baltimore
Francis C. Stifer
Girand outlines plan for sharing gas taxes in Tucson
James Girand of the Arizona Municipal League spoke at the Kiwanis about a proposed gas tax division favoring cities. He argued Tucson would gain about 477,000 annually, allowing street improvements, dust and mud elimination, and enhanced tourist appeal while preserving state highway funds.
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James Girand
Arizona Municipal League
Kiwanis Club
Giraud
Phoenix
Henry O. Jaastad
Jaastad
Municipal League
Ask Share
Pima County
Tucson
State Highway Department
Arizona
Union
Administrator Sues After Auto Fatality on Main Street
William Ellis as administrator of Mrs. Maria M. Long 53 sues Leon Tesslar in superior court for 3500 damages. Long was fatally injured Dec 28 when she walked across South Main Street at McCormick Street and was struck by Tesslar’s car.
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William Ellis
Maria M. Long
Superior Court
Leon Tessar
Tesslar
Stop Hitler Now Movement Outsiders Debate War Zone Proximity
Berlin dispatch notes US Stop Hitler Now movement gathers support via newspaper ads led by the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies. William Allen White of Emporia Kansas serves as national chairman as Weygand cautions against action.
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Hitler
United States
Committee To
America
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Debtor Nations Given Their Regular Notices
The State Department sent semi annual reminders to European nations in debt to the United States for the last war. All except Finland are in default. Nations including Belgium and Poland are cited with a total due of 223,889,505 dollars as of June 15.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Belgium
Poland
Finland
Russia
Motion picture theatres operating in Italy now total 3800
Italy reports a total of 3800 motion picture theatres currently in operation. The figure reflects the expansion of cinema venues across urban and rural areas during the period.
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Italy
Travel Costs Advise Asked By State Unit
The Arizona unemployment compensation commission asked Governor Jones and State Auditor Ann Frohmiller to consider the purpose of projected travel expense claims for three officials slated to attend a Denver conference next week. Lewis Irvine, Gertrude Miller, and Bacil Warren were designated for the trip as the commission says the conference is important for national defense preparations and cooperation with the Social Security board and other federal agencies.
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Phoenix
Arizona Unemployment Compensation Commission
Jones
Ann Frohmiller
Denver
Lewis Irvine
Gertrude Miller
Bacil Warren
Arizona
Social Security Board
United States
G. B. Donaldson
Commission
Gold Value in Transvaal Reaches 33 Million This Month
Gold mined in the Transvaal during the recent month is valued at 33 million dollars, reflecting strong output and market demand. The total underscores the region's significance in global bullion supplies and economic activity.
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Transvaal
Public Records Civil Actions and Foreclosure Listings
William G. Hall presiding James Miller versus Ralph Fet terly ends with jury verdict for defendant. Estate of Maria M. Long sues Douglas Holsclaw and Gerald Leon Tesslar for damages. D. Sanders presents arguments to court. Foxworth Killen Lumber Company sues Mina S. Glover on note. Olivia E. Mainstreet sues Clif ford S. Hamstreet for divorce. H O L C sues Henry A and others in foreclosure.
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William G. Hall
James Miller
Ralph Fetterly
William Ellis
Maria M. Long
Douglas Holsclaw
Gerald Leon Tesslar
D. Sanders
Foxworth-Killen Lumber Company
Mina S. Glover
Olivia E. Mainstreet
Clifford S. Hamstreet
Henry A. &Cell
Justice Court Docket Previews Charges and Hearings
Judge W Gardner presiding lists Louis Edwards reckless driving complaint filed. Geronimo Romo statutory rape preliminary hearing set for June 20 at 10 am. Elnora Williams and Bob Jones petty theft trial scheduled.
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Justice Court Co. W. Gardner
Louis Edwards
Geronimo Romo
Elnora Williams
Bob Jones
Police Court Docket Notes Robbery and Pett y Cases
Paul Cella presiding as Clyde Barton faces robbery charges in the police court. Leon is held on petty vagrancy and petty larceny with penalties set at $30 fine or 30 days.
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Paul Cella
Clyde Barton
Pima Bee Leon
Marriage Licenses in Tucson List Shows Four Couples
Mrs. Belle D Hall and clerk James Beth file licenses for Florence K Fick and Sanders in Tucson. Both parties are of legal age.
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Belle D. Hall
James Beth Shares Sanders
Florence K. Fick
Naturopathic Physicians To Hold Tri State Convention
About 75 naturopathic physicians from Arizona New Mexico and California gather at the Pioneer hotel for the Arizona Naturopathic Association annual tri state convention. The program features addresses lectures and a film shoot at Columbia studios with activities scheduled Saturday and Sunday including elections and a future convention site selection.
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Arizona
New Mexico
California
Arizona Naturopathic Association
Pioneer Hotel
Henry O. Jaastad
Kuts-Cheraux
Robert L. Nugent
Basic Science Board
University of Arizona
J. D. Markham
State Board of Nathic Examiners
S. F. Fhuere
Socorro
N. M
Gano Compare
Albuquerque
Charles L. Tomlin
F. B. Hamilton
Columbia Studios
Pioneer
Carl Owens
R. T. Jones
Dave Miller
Knights of Columbus names Westervelt head
Williams Westervelt, athletic coach at Mansfeld junior high school, was elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus. He succeeds Dr. C R Kroeger who was named trustee. Other officers include John Vogelin deputy grand knight Herbert Curtis chancellor Gene Pesqueriea warden John Montano recording secretary Frank Mott inside guard James Murphy outside guard Robert Salvatierra treasurer and John Menehan advocate.
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William Westervelt
Mansfeld Junior High School
Knights of Columbus
Westervelt
Dr. C. R. Kroeger
John Vogelin
Herbert Curtis
Gene Pesqueriea
John Montano
Frank Mott
James Murphy
Robert Salvatierra
John Menehan
Finland Debt Payment Refused by Senate Resolution
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution to refrain from accepting Finland's semiannual war debt installment due tomorrow and the six month installment due in December. The move preserves Finland as the only non defaulting debtor, while excusing June and December payments. Finnish minister Hjalmar Procope said Finland will pay tomorrow's $159000.
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Washington
Senate
Finland
Ser
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rmich
Hjalmar Procope
Vandenberg
Hiram W. Johnson
Rcalif
Veteran film director Fitzmaurice dies at 55
Hollywood reports veteran motion picture director and writer Fitzmaurice aged 55 died after several weeks illness. He suffered from a streptococcus infection. He was married to Diana Kane, sister of Lois Wilson. In 1914 he wrote and supervised the popular serial The Perils of Pauline featuring Pearl White.
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Hollywood
P— Fitzmaurice
Pauline
Fitzmaurice
Diana Kane
Lois Wilson
Pearl White
Eire Plans Government Bed Registry for Hospitals
Ireland to establish a government run bureau listing all available hospital beds to help patients find immediate accommodation instead of visiting crowded hospitals. The system aims to streamline access and reduce delays in care across facilities.
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Eire
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