Italians Plan Occupation of Savoy Amid Armistice Talks
Italian sources say forces will occupy Savoy as Paris and Berlin negotiate armistice terms. Rome press notes link Savoy action with German advances through Lyon and Clermont-Ferrand. Stefani claims fighting ends soon. France seeks terms while Italy bombs Corsica, Bizerte, Aden, and Red Sea zones as alliance eyes victory.
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Savoy
France
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Nice
Corsica
Tunisia
Africa
Il Tribuna
Lyon
St. Didier
Clermont-Ferrand
Mediterranean
Stefani
Bordeaux
Aden
Zeila
Gulf of Aden
British Somaliland
Port Sudan
Red Sea
Sudan
Kenya
Japan
Berlin
Germany
German Bombs Take Big Toll Over England
London reports a massive Nazi air raid on England Scotland and Wales with considerably more than 100 planes dropping hundreds of bombs. At least six civilians are dead and about sixty are injured as Britain counters with air attacks on German bases in France while Anzac troops land in Britain seeking a chance at Jerry. Parliament discusses war strategy amid France armistice talks.
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London
England
Scotland
Wales
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Great Britain
British Isles
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Ruhr
Rhineland
West Germany
Amiens
Rouen
David Lloyd George
Beard Gone. Family Fails to Recognize Man After Fire
In Salisbury Connecticut Clayton Hoystadt learned a beard can vanish in flames when he fell asleep smoking a corn cob pipe and his eight inch beard burned away. After a barber trimmed the charred parts his family scarcely recognized him.
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Salisbury
Clayton Hoystadt
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Picnic Planned at Wetmore's
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and their families will hold a Sunday picnic at 12 30 at Wetmore's. All members are urged to attend. Transportation may be arranged by calling Mrs. W H Klein at 1557.
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Brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
Wetmore’s
W. H. Klein
Temperatures Rise at Mt Lemmon Summer Haven
Temperatures at Mt Lemmon yesterday show a low of 52 and a high of 87 degrees with clear skies above the summit.
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Summer Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Townsend Club No. 10 Meeting Tonight
Townsend Club No. 10 will convene at 8 p.m. today in Armory Park for an evening gathering.
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Townsend Club NO
Armory Park
Prof Clark heads to Berkeley for engineering education meeting
Prof J. Clark of the University of Arizona electrical engineering department left yesterday for the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education meeting in Berkeley California next week. He will present a paper titled Teaching of Management to Engineers.
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J. ©. Clark
University of Arizona
Society For Promotion of Engineering Education
Berkeley
Calif
Clark
Hull warns of massed forces of lust for tyranny
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told Harvard graduates that modern civilization faces massed forces of tyranny. He urged unity and faith in the American way, warning against isolationism while calling for defense through moral and material strength. Carl Sandburg received an honorary degree as well.
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Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Cordell Hull
Harvard University
Hull
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Migrant medical costs show drop in May
The cost of migrant medical care in Arizona and California fell in May to 69,898 dollars, down 24,399 from April. The Agricultural Workers Health and Medical association reported 7,133 treated cases in May versus 8,478 in April, reflecting the decline.
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Fresno
Calif
Arizona
California
Richard W. Lyon
Agricultural Workers Health and Medical Association
Federal Farm Security Administration
Burglary Charge Against Two at College Book Store
George E. Day and Robert M. Burlinson, both of 641 North Park Avenue, were charged with the nighttime burglary of the Martin Rogers College Book Store at 942 East Third Street. Police say they broke a rear window and stole more than $300 in slide rules books and merchandise.
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George E. Day
Robert M. Burlinson
North Park Avenue
Martin Rogers College
East Third Street
Food, fuel, and provisions listed for WPA camps on Columbia River
WPA camp feeding data shows averages of 15 000 loaves of bread 8 250 pies 15 tons beef 244 tons lard 3 500 pounds fish 1 550 pounds cheese 8 000 pounds butter 7 500 pounds coffee and 2 600 gallons canned milk for 2 700 workers. In Guernsey England a 1867 will bequeathed cottage rentals. a niece inherits with estate divided by kinship leaving some heirs small sums.
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Yakima
Wash. U.P
Columbia River Reservoir Lake
England
Refugees May Govern France Continue Fight
London June 20 Reuters reports that a French government may be formed outside France to continue the war using the air force navy and colonial resources even if Petain's government accepts peace on Hitler terms. Such a government would claim Petain's peace cabinet never held parliamentary confidence. Strong support for continuing the war exists among France proper and colonies, with Petain spokesmen saying he would seek only an honorable peace as negotiations remain unclear. French fleets and planes reportedly stay active and bases are being established as Spain and Tunisia become focal points for possible continued resistance.
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France
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Adolf Hitler
Philippe Petain
Bordeaux
Madrid
Morocco
Balearic Islands
Valencia
French North Africa
Almeria
U. S. Army Intelligence Service
Washington
Tunisia
North Africa
New York Times
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Halifax
Jeanne D’arc
Bouval
Hitler
Public Records: Pima County Tax Suits and Divorces
In Superior Court William G Hall presiding Egbert O Hall vs Pima County tax recovery suit. W Clark Miller vs Margaret Miller divorce judgment. Robert DeWolf vs Pima County tax recovery suit. Wilma Morales vs Manuel F Morales divorce decree. Toledo Steel Products vs Complete Auto Parts suit on account. Lillian I Davis vs Lon A Davis divorce complaint. Sarah Addie Lowe vs Boyd Lowe divorce complaint. E E Russell vs Annie M Neal suit on contract. State of Arizona vs Drury William Bridges jury trial first degree murder charges.
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Egbert O. Hall
Pima County
W. Clark Miller
Margaret Miller
Robert DeWolf
Wilma Morales
Manuel F. Morales
Toledo Steel Products Company
Complete Auto Parts Company
Lillian I. Davis
Lon A. Davis
Sarah Addie Lowe
Boyd Lowe
E. E. Russell
Annie M. Neal
State of Arizona
Drury William Bridges
Justice Court Docket Includes Rape Charge and Local Offences
Judge W Gardner presides as Geronimo Romo is held to answer in superior court on a statutory rape charge with $500 bond. Manuel Oros faces malicious mischief with 10 days in jail. Elmer Long has a complaint filed for petty theft. Maurice B Torrea cited for speeding with a $10 fine.
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Police Court Case Docket Summary
Judge Paul Cella presided as Elmer Knutson faced reckless driving penalties set at 30 days or a $30 fine. Ramon Ruelas and Frank Olivas on vagrancy charges had proceedings continued to Friday.
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Paul Cella
Elmer C. Knutson
Ramon Ruelas
Frank Olivas
Child Visitor Dies Suddenly In Tucson
Susanne E. Kastel, nine, visiting Tucson with her sister and uncle and aunt, died suddenly last night. The body was shipped to New York this morning. Mrs. Cohen and the sister flew back to New York today. Funeral services planned in New York.
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Susanne E. Kastel
Oracle
Mitchell Cohen
New York
Reilly Undertaking Company
Mexican Commander Sees No Troubles In Election
Col. Emilian Castrajon Carillo new garrison commander at Agua Prieta said no disturbances expected around the July 7 national election. He arrived from Juarez and pledged friendly relations with Arizona, adding residents of Douglas cannot be hindered crossing the border.
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Agua Prieta
Sen
Mex
Emilian Castrajon Carillo
Juarez
Arizona
Douglas
Ariz
Constitutional Status Clarified on Belgian Parliament Binding
A constitutional clarification states that the ruling is non binding on the Belgian parliament, leaving legislative discretion to elected lawmakers rather than executive decree. The decision emphasizes separation of powers and preserves parliamentary authority in key policy areas.
Changes Made In Sheriff's Budget Plan
Pima county board of supervisors advances a 1940 41 budget with small shifts including 3600 for two additional deputies once a proposed 350 watt two way radio system is installed. Yeazell salary raised to 1920 and tolls cut to 500 while automobile outlay rises to 2000 for a new sheriff car and daily traffic patrol. Prisoners meals rise to 12000.
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Pima County
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Ed F. Echols
Kenneth C. Yeazell
Expansion of TVA Will Be Sought
The national defense commission announced plans to ask Congress for 65 million dollars to immediately expand TVA electric power facilities for defense use. The move would raise TVA capacity about 25 percent above 1942 projections and enable defense industries in the area, with plans for one hydroelectric and one steam plant.
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Washington
National Defense Commission
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Commission
German submarine sinks armed British cruiser Andania
London reports the German U boat torpedoed and sunk the armed merchant cruiser Andania, formerly the Cunard liner of 13 950 tons built in 1922. Britain has lost two other auxiliary cruisers since the war began, the Rawalpindi and the Scotstoun. The naval trawler Juniper is overdue and presumed lost.
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London
Admiralty
Cunard- White Star
Rawalpindi
Scotstoun
Budget Talks Outline Sheriff Radio System Funding
The board discusses the sheriff department budget for the coming year but has not finalized a total for that department. They expect a radio system costing about $3,000 to be paid from miscellaneous revenue.
U A Press Attends Citrus Institute Meet
Dr A H Finch head of Arizona horticulture and Dr W E Martin led the bi annual Citrus Institute gathering at Phoenix junior college with university agr extension staff and Robert Hilgeman among those attending the 9 oclock start.
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A. H. Finch
University of Arizona
W. E. Martin
Citrus Institute
Agricultural Extension Division
Itural Experiment Station
University
Phoenix Junior College
Finch
Agricultural Department
Robert Hilgeman
Consolidation of Courts Sought in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Taxpayers League urged the county board of supervisors to consolidate outlying justice courts reducing justices of the peace and constables from 26 to 12. The plan would save about 20000 annually, said Walter Thalheimer, league head, as property taxes rise and public expenditures must fall.
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Justices of the
Walter Thalheimer
League
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