Commander Ransoms Far East Navy Assignment
Cmdr. Harry Ransom, longtime attache to Judge Hall, is on a Navy assignment spanning the globe. From Washington May 22, he traveled San Francisco and Shanghai, visiting Kwajalein, Guam, Okinawa, Iwo Jima, Hiroshima, and the Johnson islands and will proceed to Tsing-Tao, Peiping, and many Japanese cities before returning via the Philippines and Honolulu. He hopes to reach Tucson late summer.
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Cmdr
Harry Ransom
William G. Hall
Navy
Daily Citizen
Ransom
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Shanghai
China
Honolulu
Kwajalein
Guam
Okinawa
Hiroshima
Iwo Jima
Johnson Islands
Tsing-Tao
Peiping
Japan
Philippines
Tucson
Far East
State To Hear Airline Pleas In Tucson Phoenix Route
Wayne Clampitt representing the Chamber aviation committee will plead before the corporation commission in Phoenix for better air service between Tucson and Phoenix. Of 764 local citizen inquiries, 164 returned with a positive view on improved service, chamber manager C Edgar Goyette said. Clampitt will highlight need but not endorse a specific carrier as American Airlines currently holds the Tucson Phoenix franchise while Arizona Airways and Southern Arizona Airways seek to add service.
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E. Wayne Clampitt
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
The
Corporation Commission
Chamber
Tucson
Phoenix
C. Edgar Goyette
Clampitt
American Airlines
Arizona Airways, Inc
Southern Arizona Airways
Richard Potter to Be Buried in Illinois
Funeral services for Richard H. Potter a 24 year old man electrocuted yesterday will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at McCarthy Williams funeral home. The body will be sent to Oregon Illinois for burial. He lived at 900 West Congress street and is survived by his wife his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Potter of 1123 North Tyndall avenue and a sister Frances Potter
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Richard H. Potter
McCarthy-Williams Funeral Home
Oregon, Ill
Potter
West
Congress Street
Joseph Potter
North Tyndall Avenue
Frances Potter
Phoenix Resident Joseph O'Brien is Dead at 52
Funeral services will be held in Phoenix for Joseph Austin O'Brien 52. The Phoenix resident died in a local hospital Monday night. Burial will be there. He had lived in Phoenix for a month and is survived by his wife there.
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Phoenix
Joseph Austin O’brien
Mr. O’brien
Sugar Canning Stamp Validated July 1
The district OPA announced that an extra sugar canning stamp No 10 will be validated on July 1.
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Opa
Communion at Grace Church Tomorrow
Communion services will be held at Grace Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow for St. An drew's and Grace Episcopal parishes.
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ST. Andrew’s
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Linotype Operator Charles Graham Enlists in Navy
Charles Graham of 4114 South Lundy Street, a linotype operator, has enlisted in the Navy.
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Charles Graham
South Lundy Street
Navy
George C Bailey 47 Rites Held Today
Services were held at Reillys today for George C Bailey 47 who died Monday in a local hospital. Burial followed in Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by daughter Geraldine and son Verne. The family home is 2802 North Euclid Avenue.
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Reilly's Today
George C. Bailey
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Bailey
Geraldine
Verne
North
Euclid Avenue
Eagerton Infant Dies in Local Hospital
Katherine Joan Eagerton seven months old died at 8 p m in a local hospital. The infant’s body will lie at the family home tonight then be sent to Alabama for services and burial. Survived by parents M J and wife and brother John Clifford nineteen months. Reilly's funeral home arranging arrangements.
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Katherine Joan Eagerton
M. J. Eagerton
West 43Rd Street
Alabama
John Clifford
Reilly
992 Here To Gain By Raise In Pension Benefits
The Pima county welfare department cites 992 old age pension recipients in the last records who would gain an extra five dollars monthly under Sen. Ernest W. McFarland’s social security act amendment. The statewide total would reach 9,617 with an annual increase over fifty nine thousand dollars.
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Pima County
McFarland
A. B. Sieh
County Welfare Department
Veterans Priority Ruling Clarified By War Assets Office
War Assets Administration in El Paso Texas clarifies procedure for veterans seeking priority certificates to purchase surplus government property. Veterans must file in the region of their enterprise and send applications to 410 Caples Building El Paso for regional location.
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War Assets Administration
el Paso
Tex
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Caples
Industrial Applicants For Sugar Late Filing
About 800 Arizona industrial sugar users risk quotas due to late filings. OPA said most have not submitted applications by the July 5 deadline, risking shortages for three months. Included are bakers ice cream makers and soft drink manufacturers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Arizona
OPA
Births in Tucson area at local hospitals
At St. Marys Hospital a girl born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Hover at 759 a m on June 18. Alfred Valenzuela a boy born at 754 a m on June 19. Orville Haraway a girl born at 837 a m on June 19. At Tucson Medical Center a girl born to Mr and Mrs Joseph P McKeown at 500 a m on June 19.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Clarence Hover
North Euclid Avenue
Tucson
Alfred Valenzuela
North Court
Orville Haraway
West
Congress Street
Tucson Medical Center
War Veteran Will Be Buried At El Paso
Burial in the national cemetery at El Paso will follow services for Willard Atkins 31 World War II veteran who died in a local hospital Monday The body will be sent there tomorrow by the Arizona mortuary Atkins came here six months ago and is survived by his father Luther Atkins Lawshee O
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National Cemetery
el Paso
Willard Atkins
Arizona Mortuary
Mr. Atkins
Luther Atkins
Lawshee
Nine Enlisted by Services in Local Recruiting
Five Navy and four Army enlistments announced from local offices. New sailors include Frank Allen Knight, Charles Martin Russell Graham, Hugh Langtry Moose Jr, William Edward Justice, and Porfirio Padilla Mendoza, all Tuc son. Army recruits Charles C. Tucker, Sutton R. Haynes, Ernest G. Montano, and John Anthony Perri with listed addresses.
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Navy
Army
Frank Allen Knight
North Court Street
Charles Martin Russell Graham
South Lundy Avenue
Hugh Langtry Moose, Jr
William Edward Justice
Ernest G. Montano
Erie Street
John Anthony Perri
Simpson Street
Navy's Hurricane Dodges Washington
Weather bureau officials dismissed Navy forecasts of a 75 mile per hour storm heading for Washington. The predicted storm did not hit the capital, delivering only a cooling breeze and a light shower about 12 hours later.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Navy
Cotton Consumption In May 871,559 Bales Lint
The census bureau reports May cotton use at 871,559 bales of lint and 84,830 bales of linters, up from April and down from May of last year. Ten months ending May 31 show total consumption of 7,643,441 bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Unclear Metrics on Lint and Sand Bales
Fragmentary figures show lint and sand bale counts with year over year comparisons. The text cites 784,352 sand bales and 127,782 linters against 7,278,600 in the previous year, but context and units are damaged or missing.
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