Almazan Seeks Mexican Peace in Elections
General Juan Almazan, a presidential candidate, says he expects a peaceful July 7 vote and would oppose an uprising if he is then denied victory. He urges lawful conduct, promises a strong modern armed force, and aligns foreign policy with the United States while condemning Stalin and Mussolini.
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Supreme Court Rules On Frohmiller Suits
The Arizona Supreme Court denied a motion by C. E. Mangum to dismiss a suit against him and Dr. H. E. Hendrix by State Auditor Anna Frohmiller seeking records from the state textbook depository. The court also handled other auditor related actions and set the final docket to begin July 1.
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Phoenix
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State Textbook Depository
H. E. Hendrix
Anna Frohmiller
Mangan
Hendrix
W. R. Hutchins
Highway Department
Lynn Lockhart
Small Boys Admit Numerous Thefts
Two brothers aged six and eight were arrested after police linked them to a spree of petty thefts. They confessed to breaking into Sam Hughes school and stealing $2.50 from Jean Rueling’s car at 1628 East Fifth Street. The youths were placed in juvenile custody, already under prior supervision.
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Tracy C. Haskins
East First Street
Sam Hughes
Tahiti Airman Journeys 20,000 Miles to Join British Flyers
A young Tahiti airman traveled about 20000 miles to enlist with British flyers, seeking service abroad amid wartime mobilization.
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Police Chief Reveals Fascist Propaganda Ties
New York June 14. Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valenti forwards confidential evidence to borough chiefs showing alleged fascist propaganda by the Italian consulate general in New York. The memo cites three groups linked to the consulate, urging arrests to combat anti national defense activity.
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Boy Kills Twin With Unloaded Gun In Fatal Play
Sheriff reports 6 year old Bobby Isbell used an old shotgun as pretend weapon during a wartime game with his twin Vera. He fired the unloaded gun from a house corner. Vera was fatally killed. The children are Mr and Mrs George H Isbell.
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Arizona to receive 3 million in farm funds
Washington reports from June 14 that the 1939 agricultural conservation program is estimated at 520.36 million dollars, with Arizona allotted 2.94 million. State totals include county payments such as Maricopa 242, etc, for a statewide sum of 2,438,504.55.
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Third Term Warning From Hamilton Declares Danger
Washington dispatch reports John Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee warned that a third term would threaten Democratic institutions and push the nation toward totalitarianism. He spoke before departing for Philadelphia where the GOP convention begins June 24 and said the people must rely on the Republican party to preserve peace. He noted up to ten candidates were expected for the Presidential nomination.
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Japan Expands Salt Production in Manchukuo and Japan
Japan accelerates salt production in Manchukuo and in domestic plants as part of its wartime economy. Officials seek higher output amid resource strain and strategic needs, with plants at key coastal and inland sites increasing activity.
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Manchukuo
China
US Majority Favors Buying Caribbean Possessions Near Panama
A Gallup survey finds substantial support for the United States and allied nations purchasing British Dutch and French holdings near the Panama Canal. Voters cite self defense and canal protection while opponents warn of debt and potential Germany conflict.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
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Panama Canal
Scripps-Howard
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Bahamas
Jamaica
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Windward
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Wife Held For Fatal Shooting Of Globe Man
Mrs Helen Rice was jailed in connection with the fatal shooting of her husband Ernest 35 as he left their home in Bandy Heights. County Attorney Edward Y Weeks said charges would wait until investigation. Sheriff Charles Byrne said the couple had quarreled over moving due to a water shortage. They had lived in Globe about two years. He worked as a miner for Inspiration Consolidated Copper.
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Charles Byrne
Timber Piled High in Dublin Basin Amid Strikes
Timber has piled high in Alexander Basin Dublin as a result of ongoing strikes. Strong labor action disrupts运输 and freight flows, prompting local authorities to monitor storage conditions and potential safety concerns.
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Dublin
R. W. Howell Dies of Heart Ailment in Tucson
Richard Walter Howell 67 died after a sudden heart attack in Tucson yesterday. He had arrived 11 hours earlier from Holtville California. He leaves wife Alice Bertha Howell and daughter Della Yearley, both of Tucson. Body to be shipped to Holtville tomorrow for funeral and burial by Bring's funeral home.
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Tucson
Holtville
Calif
Howell
Alice Bertha Howell
Della Yearley
Bring’s Funeral Home
Red Cross Appeal Met In New Way
Marshall Turner of Morenci Arizona sent a paper to be recorded to Mrs Anna Sullinger Pima county recorder with a $3.50 check for the Red Cross fee and instructions to apply the remaining funds to the Red Cross cause. Mrs Sullinger complied.
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Marshall Turner
Morenci
Arizona
Anna Sullinger
Pima
Arson Investigated in Hale Chicken House Fire
Pima county sheriff's officers investigated a fire that destroyed a garage and chicken house owned by M. M. Hale on Hale road. Officials did not disclose evidence but indicated arson was a possibility. Damage exceeded $250.
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Hale Road
Pima County
Senate confirms two Arizonans for postmaster posts
President Roosevelt's nominees William S. Welker of Bowie and James A. Metzger of Grand Canyon received Senate confirmation for reappointment as postmasters.
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Roosevelt
William S. Welker
Bowie, Ariz
James A. Metzger
Grand Canyon
Ariz
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