Heavy response to new tax law in Pima
In Phoenix on June 19 the Maricopa county treasurer reported $10 000 daily payments in three days under the new delinquent tax law allowing payment without the 10 percent penalty until December 1 1941. Similar uptake was noted in Cochise and Pima counties with modest totals in Yavapai.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Jake Linville
Linville
Oakley W. Lucas
Cochise County
Pima County
Yavapai County
Harry Marshall
Donley Heads Service Group
Charles S. Donley, a 55 year old Pittsburgh transportation consultant, elected president of Kiwanis International. He has served since 1923 as Kiwanian and was international VP for the United States in 1939 40. Donley vows a militant service program during the wartime period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles S. Donley
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis International
Charles B. Holman
S J. Louis
Fred G. McAlister
London
Ont
Canada
Mexican Troops Rescue Besieged CTM Leaders
The CTM says Fidel Velazquez and other leaders were escorted by federal troops from a hotel in Tuxtepec Oaxaca after a night siege by Police Chief Silverio Silva and armed aides. They were en route to Tuxtla Chiapas for a labor congress. The siege began Tuesday night as Velazquez intervened during an attempted arrest of a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Confederation of Mexican Workers
CTM
Fidel Velazquez
National Council
Tuxtepec
Oacaca
Silverio Silva
National Defense
Pablo Macias
Tuxtla
Chiapas
Velazquez
Silva
Thoracoplasty Advances in Tuberculosis Treatment
Surgeons reshape ribcage to fit rebuilt lungs in tuberculosis centers. The thoracoplasty procedure removes upper ribs or builds new curved ribs from periosteum to permanently collapse diseased lungs while preserving healthy tissue. Outcomes show high survival and continued work capacity with minimal visible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Special News Service
America
American Medical Association
Richard H. Overholt
Boston
White Cliffs Added To Summer Lectures Schedule
The University of Arizona adds Alice Duer Miller's White Cliffs read by Alethea Smith Matthews at 7 30 p m July 8 in the campus library patio. Earlier lectures included Social Functions of Property and Permanence and Change with Dr John Brooks and Julia Wright of the State Department.
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University of Arizona
Alice Duer Miller
White Cliffs
Alethea Smith Mattingly
John Brooks
Julia Wright
U. S. State Department
Arizona Tax Office Warns of May Sales Tax Delinquency
The Arizona State Tax Commission warns May sales tax will be delinquent after tomorrow. If unpaid, a 20 percent penalty applies, says Ed Basye, Tucson branch manager.
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Arizona State Tax Commission
Ed Basye
Tucson
Army Base Orders 30 Office Tables From NYA Office
The Army Air Base Bere ordered 30 office tables from the NYA office. Delivery is scheduled in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Base Bere
NYA
Helen Davis Name Mixup In Police Court Report
Police court records yesterday listed a Helen Davis, but officials say she is not the resident Helen Davis of 124 Annapolis Boulevard Government Heights. The discrepancy prompts review of case documents and identity verification.
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Helen Davis
Annapolis Boulevard
Government Heights
Townsend Club Benefit Dance Tonight in Tucson
A benefit dance sponsored by Tucson Townsend clubs occurs at Transportation hall 232 East Sixth street. Proceeds fund three delegates chosen to attend the sixth annual Townsend clubs convention in Buffalo New York next month. delegates named are W Clare Dodd Dr Carl E Lunn and Harry G Reader.
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Tucson Townsend Clubs
Transportation Hall
East Sixth Street
Townsend Clubs
Buffalo
N. Y
W. Clare Dodd
Carl E. Lunn
Harry G. Reader
Mrs G J McElroy Attends Brother-in-Law's Funeral
Mrs G J McElroy of 2104 South Sixth avenue has gone to Merced California to attend the funeral of her brother in law J D McKerran.
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G. J. McElroy
South Sixth Avenue
Merced
Calif
J. D. McKerren
Carl A Ball Sr Promoted To Road Engineer In Rail Service
Carl A Ball Sr former Tucson city councilman has been promoted from regular locomotive fireman to road engineer, a traveling supervisor role over locomotive engineers and firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Ball, SR
Tucson
Ocean Park couple injured in canal crash
Mr and Mrs Ralph W White of Ocean Park California suffered minor injuries when their car left the Casa Grande highway and crashed into an irrigation canal parallel to the road, according to sheriff's officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. White
Ocean Park
Calif
Casa Grande Highway
Ford Faces Reckless Driving Trial On Stone Avenue
A jury trial for J. R. Ford on reckless driving charges arising from an incident on North Stone avenue dated June 5 is set in justice court tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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J. R. Ford
North Stone Avenue
Justice Court
Governor Cautions Against Indebtedness
PHOENIX June 19 The new seven member state fair commission was cautioned by Governor Osborn at its organization meeting to avoid debt. He noted the old commission left 9000 dollars unpaid but commended the group for work on the state fair grounds plant. The body elected Zach T. Addington of Phoenix as chairman and named Paul F. Jones of Phoenix as secretary at 3000 dollars yearly, succeeding Scott Donnell.
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Phoenix
State Fair Commission
Osborn
Zach T. Addington
Paul F. Jones
Tucson
Scott Donnell
Jones
State Highway Department
Sims Printing to Print 1941 Session Laws in Phoenix
The Sims Printing company of Phoenix won the contract to print the 1941 session laws at $2.63 per page, beating higher bids up to $3.74 per page. The 15th legislature appropriated $3,000 for the printing, deemed more than sufficient by Secretary of State Harry M. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Sims Printing Company
Harry M. Moore
U S Develops Best Type Of Radiolocator
Washington reports the United States leads in aircraft detection gear with radar-like radiolocators. Brig. Gen. George W. Strong says devices pierce fog at over 100 miles and give 15 minutes warning. Britain seeks 13 000 American civilians to aid its radiolocator program and Congress funds expansion for coastal warning stations and mobile units.
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Washington
United States
Britain
George W. Strong
Army
Congress
War Department
Defense
Navy
England
George C. Pirie
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Mobile Signal Corps
New York
Samuel M. Robinson
Bureau of Ships
Death of Flagstaff church worker Alice Clark
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Alice Clark at the Federated church in Flagstaff. The widow of Rev. George B. Clark, she was about 62 and died yesterday after years as a devoted church worker and treasurer of the Northern Arizona Presbyterial. She and Clark married in 1937 and lived at the missionary conference grounds east of Flagstaff the past three years. Her first husband was James A. Hughes, who died in 1936. They earlier lived in Winslow and Ash Fork.
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Flagstaff
Federated Church
Alice Clark
George B. Clark
United Brethren
Winslow
Ash Fork
Northern Arizona Presbyterial
Clark
Women's Christian Temperance Union
In-Laws Sit Tight As Sit-Downer Standoff Unfolds
In Fort Wayne Indiana Walter Stanford a WPA worker staged a sit down protest to force his in laws to move from his house. He placed a dummy and mounted a banner while police stayed away as crowds gathered and the in laws remained seated upstairs with the Stanford family.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Walter Stanford
WPA
Stanford
Stanfords
Talk on Dairies to Be on Monday
A program titled More Facts About the Dairy Industry will be aired Monday at 7 15 p m over KTUC as part of Dairy Month. C B Brown Pima county agricultural agent said the event features James Ewing Jr of Shady Nook dairy R N Davis of the University of Arizona and Brown.
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KTUC
C. B. Brown
Pima County
James Ewing, Jr
Shady Nook Dairy
R. N. Davis
University of Arizona
Brown
Explanation of Cotton Classing Will Be Given
Cotton growers of southern Arizona will convene Monday at 10 a m in the office of C B Brown Pima county agricultural agent to hear Dr. R L Matlock describe plans for cotton classing for the current year It is likely that a cotton classing station will be established in Phoenix providing testing facilities for local growers Previously samples had to be shipped to the El Paso station for grading
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Arizona
C. B. Brown
Pima County
R. L. Matlock
University of Arizona Agronomist
Phoenix
el Paso
Hengesbach Elected President of Lions Tucson
Vincent Hengesbach was elected president of the Tucson Lions club at the Pioneer hotel. George Christison became first vice president with July 1 as the start date for other officers: Bill Nauman second vice president Jimmie Carter third vice president Lyle Isbell secretary Arthur Pacheco treasurer Charles Urquides tail twister Charles Clark lion tamer John D Lyons and Daniel Kenerk directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Hengesbach
Tucson Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
George Christison
Bill Nauman
Jimmie Carter
Lyle Isbell
Arthur Pacheco
Charles Urquides
Charles Clark
John D. Lyons
Daniel Kenerk
Roosevelt Receives Oxford Honor Amid Liberty Stand
In Cambridge Harvard awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws to Lord Halifax as Oxford conferred a similar degree on President Roosevelt. The ceremony marked a historic transfer of academic functions with Roosevelt represented by Major General Edwin M. Watson.
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Cambridge
Mass
Oxford University
Harvard University
Ancient Yard
Roosevelt
Lord Halifax
Oxford
Harvard
United States
England
Edwin M. Watson
Backache and Leg Pains Signal Kidney Trouble
A health ad warns backache and leg pains can indicate kidney problems. It notes the kidneys remove acids and waste, and symptoms include swelling headaches and nocturnal urination. It promotes Doan's Pills as relief used for over 40 years.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
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Donley Heads Service Group
Kiwanis
Cta
Hig
Howard W. Blakes
Overholt
Buhach
Bu’hack
U.S
T. Ed Litt-Martin Drug Co
Hengesbach
Lions
Mexico
Adv
Layette
Valley National Bank
The
Valley Bank
Friendly Convenient
Cvenrose
FELTS
Poe
Pennington
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