Closer U S Mexico Ties Seen Amid War Turmoil
Washington observers foresee closer relations with Mexico driven by European war developments and Mexican political rhetoric. Campaign remarks by Avila Camacho and Almazan are noted as Mexico seeks cooperation with the United States while trade and oil property disputes remain key issues.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Cardenas
France
Juan Andreu Almazan
Manuel Avila Camacho
Camacho
Americas
Almazan
Germany
Prisoner Wounded by Stray Bullet Near Florence Prison
Florence June 20 A prisoner inside the state prison was shot in the knee by a stray bullet fired outside the walls. Warden Gene Shute said the injured inmate John Van Winkle was treated at a hospital and not seriously hurt. The bullet came from two boys shooting into trees near the prison. they were warned to stay away, Shute reported.
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Florence
Gene Shute
John van Winkle
Shute
Reform Hits New Orleans Police Force
A reform wave reaches the New Orleans Police Department as of March 1 every officer must report for physical training three times weekly to improve fitness amid state scandals.
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New Orleans
W.P
Louisiana
France Bows To Japan Demands Halting Indo China Transport
France has agreed to stop transportation of war materials via French Indo China to China and allows Japanese inspectors to verify the halt. Ambassador Arsene-Henry conveyed Paris's decision after months of traffic bans, with no objection to on site inspection by Japan.
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Tokyo
France
Japan
China
IndoChina
Foreign Office
Charles Arsene-Henry
Masayuki Tani
Indo-China
Tani
Asahi
Tucson Gets Full U S Weather Unit
An official U S weather bureau was set up today in temporary quarters at the Tucson airport. C E Sitchler, formerly of Albuquerque, is in charge. Four men will be sent here to assist Sitchler in operating the weather bureau office. The Tucson station will be the third in the state, joining Phoenix and Winslow. The Chamber of Commerce pushed for the station since last August, expanding beyond airline reports.
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U. S
Tucson
C. E. Sitchler
Albuquerque
Sitchler
Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Winslow
Chamber of Commerce
Diamond Dealings in Belgium Reflect War Time Beliefs
Diamond dealers in Belgium say many buyers after the war began believed gems held more staple value than money and would be easier to transport across borders.
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Belgium
Heart as powerhouse of negative electricity expert find
Drs Crile Glasser and Quiring report that the heart creates negative electrical potential in red blood cells, averaging four thousandths of a volt, rising with faster heartbeats and adrenalin, and falling with illness or fatigue, explaining why body tissues are negatively charged while brain and nerves are positive.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Seattle
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George W. Crile
Otto Glasser
Daniel P. Quiring
Cleveland
Crile
Rodeo Equipment to be Inspected for Tucson Rebuild
M. H. Starkweather and Jack Wilson left for Dinuba and Salinas California to inspect top backing chutes and catch pens. They aim to pattern Tucson rodeo facilities after the Dinuba and Salinas designs as part of plans to rebuild next year.
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M. H. Starkweather
la Fiesta de Los Vaqueros
Jack Wilson
Dinuba
Salinas
Calif
Starkweather
Tucson Rodeo Field
Engineers Hear of Cheap Tires
Milwaukee and convention reports say tires that last 80 000 to 100 000 miles low cost bathtubs from plastics and pine pulp ready seven years after planting are near. L W Wallace chair of the society's research committee spoke at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers convention.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
L. W. Wallace
Chicago
Australian doctors warn over 100000 women overweight
Physicians in Australia declare that more than 100,000 women in the country are overweight, signaling a public health concern. The claim highlights rising obesity rates and calls for awareness and policy action.
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Physicians of
Australia
Harvard appoints Dr. Arnold to two departments
Dr John Arnold of Tucson has been named instructor in the preventive medicine and epidemiology departments at Harvard Medical School. A 1940 graduate of the University of Arizona and Harvard Medical School, he has worked in Boston at the House of the Good Samaritan Hospital lab and is a co author of a Harvard text on virus and rickettsial diseases.
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John Arnold
S. W. Mote
Tucson
Harvard Medical School
Arnold
Jones Returns His Bull to Red Cross
Governor Jones returned his registered bull to the Red Cross for a war relief raffle. He had won the animal in a Red Cross raffle at Douglas and already owns a bull from the Navajo county fair.
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Jones
RED Cross
Phoenix
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