Church Leader Cites Foreign Missions Need
Durham June 19 The Rev Dr Russell Stafford president of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions says war conditions create unprecedented opportunities for multiplied usefulness He urges more money new attitude and enlistment for life in the mission cause He notes many fields want more missionaries than budgets allow Also speakers Rev Howard Kester and Chaplain Glenn J Witherspoon address the eight day conference They stress moral muscle and cross faith chaplains serving together.
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New Jerusalem
Stafford
Howard A. Kester
Black Mountain
North Carolina
Glenn J. Witherspon
Washington, D. C
Kester
Witherspoon
Probate of Estate and Debt Suit in Superior Court
William G. Hall presides as Armie M. Archer is named deceased in pro batus proceedings. Robert G. Budrow sues Reid for debt in Rancho Palos Verdes proceedings at the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Armie M. Archer
Robert G. Budrow
Reid
Rancho Palos Vere
Eva De Concini Probate Hearing Set for July 13
Eva De Concini and Presiding Harry Goodman filed a will and petition for probate. A hearing on the estate is scheduled for July 13.
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Eva de Concini
Harry Goodman
Clyde Paul and W. Gardner Bond for Joy Ride Case
Clyde Paul and W. Gardner face charges after a joy riding incident. The court sentenced four months in county jail for the defendants.
Police Court Vagrancy Prosecutions and Reckless Driving
Paul J. Cella presiding, Leon Johnson hearings on vagrancy with $10 or 10 days. Frank W. Rollow vagrancy continued to June 20. Pearl Benton prostitution and drunkenness fined $50 or 30 days and $20 or 20 days on second charge. Arthur T. Poor Jr and Urban Schuck reckless driving with continuances or fines $30 or 30 days.
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Paul J. Cella
Leon Johnson
Frank W. Rollow
Pearl Benton
Arthur T. Poor, Jr
Urban Schuck
Local Couples Listed in Court Records Across Tucson
The notice lists several Arizona pairs including Buren J. Johnson and Myrtle Lumpkin both 28 of Tucson, and Robert Lampo 24 with Anne Domme 21 of Tucson. Other pairs include Leo M. Fish 21 of Lansing Iowa with Marjorie Stone 21 of Waukon Iowa, and Raymond Alton Hunt 32 of Ray Arizona with Eleanore Hibner 23 of Ray.
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Buren J. Johnson
Tucson
Myrtle Lumpkin
Robert Lampo
Anne Domme
Robert S. Fraid
Nenominee
Mich
Julia Garcia
Nogales
Ariz
Leo M. Fish
Lansing
Iowa
Marjorie Stone
Waukon
Terrence M. Kline
Legal
Leta R. Swinney
Manuel L. Figueroa
Vail
Aurelia Araiza
Raymond Alton Hunt
Ray
Eleanore Evelyn Hibner
George Plank Wheeland
Beulah Mae Mitchell
Reentry and immigration cases heard by U S District Court
Judge Albert M. Sames presiding, Ramon Cordova noted for reentry violations. Sentences include 15 months for Cordova and Trujillo, 14 months for Norzagary, six months for Chavoya, and five years suspended for Edwin W. Murray for misrepresentation as to citizenship. Murray to be turned over to immigration authorities for deportation.
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U. S
Albert M. Sames
Ramon Cordova
Fernando Trujillo
Agustin Norzagary
Silvino C. Chavoya
Edwin W. Murray
Melvin R. Vaughn
Continued Slump In Retail Trade Across the Nation
Dun and Bradstreet reports a nationwide decline in retail trade in the past week versus 1941. City and suburban stores see fewer shoppers, with cash sales holding up but new charge accounts and standing-accounts sales down. Only the Pacific coast and Southwest show gains. New England, East, South, Midwest, and Northwest show declines. Wholesale advance orders remain moderate as buyers keep inventories in check.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Mercantile Agency
Pacific Coast
Southwest
New England
East
South
Middle West
Northwest
Arizona firemen elect officers at 19th convention
Prescott reports Mrs. Ewert Day of Winslow elected president of the ladies auxiliary of the Arizona State Firemen's association at the 19th annual convention. W. E. Miller, FBI agent from Phoenix, spoke on arson and sabotage, and how FBI checks help link fires across the country.
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Prescott
Ewert Day
Winslow
Arizona State Firemen’s Association
Ina Reggin
Lena Mercer
Alice Ploetz
A. C. Tewksbury
Clifton
Harold Mitchell
Phoenix
Mary Dawson
Resolutions Committee
W. E. Miller
FBI
Miller
Saleo
Jim Hall
Department of Arson Investigation
National Board of Underwriters
Association
Indian Reservation Offenses Lead to varied sentences
Harriett M. Mann faces one year under the Dyer act for marijuana. Arturo C. Gomez receives a five year suspended sentence for importing marijuana and is handed over to immigration authorities for deportation. Frank Galvez and Lopez Valdez receive eight months and $25 fines each for two counts of introducing and possessing liquor on the Indian reservation, with Galvez's sentences concurrent to Valdez. Norris Galvez gets six months and $5 fines per count, concurrent.
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Harriett M. Mann
Dyer
Arturo C. Gomez
Frank Galvez
Lopez Valdez
Galvez
Valdez
Norris Galvez
Army Bombers Hit First At Coral Sea Engagement
Allied pilots report the first blow in last month’s Coral Sea battle, sinking 15 Japanese ships and igniting more than 20, with a wide air-sea maneuver across a fleet spaced over 200 miles. Capt. John Roberts spotted the main fleet. Lieutenants Hargan and Campbell fired the initial strike.
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Vern Haugland
Australia
Coral Sea
Harry Spieth
Portland
Ore
Maurice Hargan
Joplin
Willis B. Campbell
Chicago
John Roberts
Beebe
Ark
Spieth
Roberts
Travel restrictions urged as nonessential events defer
Washington June 19 Drastic civilian travel controls may be unnecessary if all non essential meetings such as conventions group tours and county fairs are deferred Defense Transportation Director Joseph B Eastman said volunteers should impose travel restrictions It is clear travel as usual is out for the duration Passenger traffic on rail and bus lines is up 3 percent year over year Troop movements will be heavier and necessary business travel rising He urged staggering vacations and mid week travel while avoiding travel for pleasure whenever possible
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Washington
Defense Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
DDT
Youths Sentenced in Joy Ride Case
Clyde Paul and Pete Lopez of Marana Arizona faced joint joy riding charges. only Paul appeared in justice court and pleaded guilty receiving four months in county jail. He said he slept in the back seat as the borrowed car nosedived from an overpass. no serious injuries occurred to any party.
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Clyde Paul
Pete Lopez
Marana
Ariz
Paul
Justice Court
Lopez
Steel wage boost likely in 60 to 90 days says industry leaders
Pittsburgh June 19 leaders in the steel industry expect a general wage increase totaling about 200 million dollars a year, with the Little Steel case likely approved by the war labor board. The CIO United Steel Workers seek a 1 dollar daily raise and a union shop agreement from Bethlehem Republic Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. The board's panel sent a preliminary finding and final report is due June 25, with hearings starting June 29.
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Pittsburgh
War Labor Board
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
Little Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Washington
Wild Sea Air Battle Sinks British Destroyer Near France
A sea and air clash 100 miles off the French Atlantic coast destroyed four Spanish fishing trawlers and the 1 120 ton British destroyer Wild Swan after a Junkers 88 attack. The vessel sank following a collision with a damaged trawler. eleven crewmen survived.
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London
Atlantic
Wild Swan
Admiralty
Junkers
Ted Wild Swan
Dog Finder Rewarded for Return in Tire Trade
In St Paul Minnesota Mary Dollinder offered a cash reward or a 5.25x17 tire for her lost dog Fido. A man returned the dog that night and she exchanged her spare tire to claim the reward.
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ST. Paul, Minn
U.P
Fido
Mary Dollinder
Germany Using Garbage And Sawdust To Get Motor Fuel
A Chicago chemical engineer who spent ten years in Germany before the war told a house mining subcommittee that the Nazis were converting garbage and sawdust into motor fuel. He described Germany's wartime fuel program as relying on unconventional sources to supply essential petroleum products.
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Germany
Chicago
House
Dr. Egloff
Russia
Trains Collide Hospitalizes Seventeen in California Yard
Seventeen people were injured, none seriously, when the first and second sections of Union Pacific Challenger trains collided in Yermo California at 2 am. The rear of the first section was struck as the second slowed for a station, derailing engine and cars of the second section. Both trains were east bound.
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Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Yermo
Calif
Here
Young Men 18 to 20 to Register June 30 Areawide
About 2 500 youths born between January 1 1922 and June 30 1924 will register for selective service on June 30 in this area. Stations open 7 a m to 9 p m. Officials expect fewer than half in this age group to report. Fifth registration under the 1940 act. first time 18 to 20 year olds must register. Registration sites unchanged. special home and institutional accommodations planned. Details to be announced.
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Draft Board
Tucson Boy Heads YMCA Camp Group
Walter Erdman Jr has been elected mayor of the first session at the Prescott YMCA camp announced by Hervey F Smith general secretary The mayorship is the camp’s top honor Five Cananea Mexico boys will join the next session with registrations closing Monday A parents meeting is set for 730 pm Monday
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Walter Erdman, Jr
YMCA
Prescott
Hervey F. Smith
Ferron Troxel
Cananea
Mexico
Madame Quo Takes Summer Residence
Madame Quo Tai Chi of Chungking wife of the defense council chairman said she would establish a summer residence at Prescott Mountain Club. She arrived from Tucson where her children attended public schools last winter.
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Prescott
Maame Quo Tai Chi
Chungking
Defense Council of China
Mountain Club
Tucson
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