Freeing of preachers in Naco after church visit
Carlos Gonzalez an American citizen was released in Naco Sonora after immigration officials detained him Sunday night at a Church of God service. Mexican officials released trio with no charges after 72 hours, noting disputed preaching rights under Mexican law and awaiting word from authorities in Mexico City and Sonora.
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Douglas
Daily Citizen
Carlos Gonzalez
Naco
Sonora
Church of God
Pedro Vargas
Mexico
Maurilio Hernandez
Assembly of God
Gonzalez
Agua Prieta
Alfonso Peralta
Francisco Gonzalez
Dario Magdelano
Mexican Immigration Office
Miguel Ayala
Maria Arkington
Lowell
Bisbee
Mexico City
Overseas Line Flying Five Years at American Overseas Airlines
American Overseas Airlines marks its fifth anniversary of transatlantic service from the United States to Europe. Since June 20, 1942, service expanded to the United Kingdom Sweden Norway Denmark Ireland Scotland Holland Germany Finland Iceland and Newfoundland. The line has carried 331,250,000 passenger miles and 68,275 passengers along with nearly 2 million pounds of cargo and 2,337,500 pounds of mail between the U S and Europe.
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American Overseas Airlines
United States
Europe
Foynes
Eire
United Kingdom
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Ireland
Scotland
Holland
Germany
Finland
Iceland
Newfoundland
AOA
Atlantic
ACA
Tent City
Manhasset Bay
Port Washington
Long Island
Summer Solstice Marks Longest Day Of Year
Friday through Monday show virtually identical daylight with each day lasting about 14 hours and 16 minutes as recorded by the U S weather bureau. Sunrise ranges from 5 17 a m to 5 18 a m and sunset from 7 33 p m to 7 34 p m across the four days.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Return From Aquatic Study by Tucson Delegates
T P Altenberger Lowell Bailey Manny Dell Howard Danielson Lois Dusenberry Kenneth Hay and Mary Hines returned from Granite Dells at Prescott where they completed a 10 day Red Cross aquatic school course of training as delegates of the Tucson Red Cross. They will serve as lifeguards and water safety first aid instructors in the community. The national aquatic school trains young men and women in water skills first aid and accident prevention for city pools beaches and public service groups. The Granite Dells school was directed by Gerald Keitel and John Barringer assisted as faculty.
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T. P. Altenberger
Lowell Bailey
Manny Dell
Howard Danielson
Lois Dusenberry
Kenneth Haymore
Mary Hines
Granite Dells
Prescott
Red Cross Aquatic School
Tucson Red Cross
H. S. Corbett
National Aquatic School
Pacific Area
Gerald Keitel
Red Cross
John Barringer
Thhe
Tucson
Rincon Village To Name Police Judge Without Salary
Rincon Village amends an ordinance to appoint Mayor Robert C. Parnell as police judge with no salary. The council will select the judge, and the census contract with the federal census bureau funds the resident count to secure state gasoline and sales tax shares. Total census cost estimated at 275 dollars, 200 dollars from surplus.
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Robert C. Parnell
Rincon Village
Federal Census Bureau
Southwest Labor Record
Craycroft Annex
M. H. Haskell
Planning and Zoning Commission
O. J. Furness
Board of Health
Miami Copper Co Seeks Tax Reductions on Two Mines
The Miami Copper company asks the Arizona Tax Commission to cut assessments on the Miami and Castle Dome mines citing depleted ore bodies. It estimates Castle Dome has three productive years left and Miami seven. combined 1946 assessed value was about $7 million.
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Phoenix
Miami Copper Company
State Tax Commission
Miami
Castle Dome
Rev Tharp Returns From Southern Baptist Meet
Rev. R. H. Tharp of the First Southern Baptist church has returned from the Southern Baptist convention executive committee meeting in Nashville and will preach Sunday. William F. Rhoads, university musician, is elected choir director and will lead the chorus at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services.
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R. H. Tharp
First Southern Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
William F. Rhoads
Gore Former West Virginia Governor Dies at 69
CLARKSBURG W Va June 20 Former Gov Howard M Gore secretary of agriculture briefly in Coolidge cabinet died at St Marys hospital after a week long illness He was 69 Gore was a member of the West Virginia government service and a noted public figure in the state
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Calvin Coolidge
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gore
Virginia Public Service Commission
Burson Baily
Village considers health hazard rules and budget talk
The article notes health hazards from dust and garbage disposal and outlines proposed penalties of up to 300 dollars or 30 days in jail for illegal dumping within the village. Acting Mayor Stewart Patterson says the 1947 48 budget will be reviewed at the July meeting.
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Sion
Stewart Patterson
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