Fifteen Students Complete Drafting Course At UP
Fifteen students finished the engineering defense course in structural drafting and design at the University of Arizona. Dean G M Butler received a thank you letter for the training and job placements. The program began March 1 under national defense studies with instructor C H Oglesby.
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University of Arizona
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
National Defense
University
C. H. Oglesby
Arizona Highway Department
Germans Stay In U S When Order Issued
At Nogales Arizona two German nationals reportedly remained in the United States rather than enter Mexico after a presidential order. Charles Kiesselbach of the Sonora brewery said he stayed on the American side awaiting papers from Washington to resume business in Mexico. Immigration officials would not identify the papers. A second German visitor was reportedly turned back at the border as border patrols reinforced the Mexico gate.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Charles Kiesselbach
Sonora
Kiesselbach
Immigration Department
Washington
Grand Avenue
Labor Department
Immigration
Morley Avenue
U. S
Berlin
United States
Germany
Britain
Deutche Diplomatisch - Politische Korrespondenz
Foreign Office
Korrespondenz
Roosevelt
Congress
Robin Moor
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Beobachter
Hamilton Named State Fish and Game Commissioner
Phoenix June 21 Harry Hamilton of Phoenix will join the state fish and game commission by Governor Osborn's appointment, replacing Thomas J. Imler who resigned. Imler had served since 1937 after appointment by Gov. Stanford and then resigned at Osborn's request during his inauguration.
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Phoenix
Harry Hamilton
State Fish and Game Commission
Osborn
Thomas J. Imler
Hamilton
Imler
R. C. Stanford
Lum Funeral Services Held Monday
Funeral services for Thomas K. Lum will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Reilly Undertaking chapel. Burial follows at Evergreen cemetery. Lum, a partner in the U. of A. market, had lived in Tucson about two years and was a native of China. He is survived by a wife in China.
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Thomas K. Lum
East Seventh Street
Reilly Undertaking Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Lum
U. of A
Tucson
China
Government Approval Required for Swiss Gasoline Substitutes
In Switzerland, switching vehicles to gasoline substitutes requires government approval. The policy restricts fuel changes to controlled cases, with authority and process defined by regulatory agencies. No changes may proceed without official authorization.
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Switzerland
Nazis Worry Over Latest U. S. Move
Berlin papers skirt comment on closing US consulates as streets worry over potential U S Germany rupture. Voelkischer Beobachter says US acts threaten rights and treaties and calls for retaliation after asset freezes.
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U. S
Last Rites Monday for Mrs Della Scott
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Scott wife of Virgil Scott who died yesterday from a self inflicted gunshot wound will be held at 4 PM Monday at the Reilly chapel. Burial will be Evergreen cemetery. Survived by husband a Chicago born son Fred Hendrick son and an adopted four month old daughter Faye Yvonne. Scott finished furlough from Camp Barkeley and extended to arrange the funeral.
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Della Scott
Virgil Scott
Reilly Undertaking
Evergreen Cemetery
Scott
Chicago
Camp Barkeley
Tex
UK Buys 3 Million Yards Indian Canvas Type
The United Kingdom purchased from India 3,000,000 yards of a new canvas developed entirely in India.
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United Kingdom
India
Summer Heat Grips Nation With Widespread High Temps
UNITED PRESS reports a mass of hot dry air across the east central states to the Rockies. Temperatures regionally exceed 100 degrees with Boston 92 and Cleveland at a record 92 for the date. Seven deaths attributed to the heat in New England.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Phoenix
Ariz
Yuma
Blythe
Calif
Las Vegas
Great Plains
Central States
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pueblo
Colo
Laredo
Tex
Goodland
Kans
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Washington
Omaha
Minneapolis
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Miami
Fla
New Orleans
Tucson Episcopalian youth group elects advisors and officers
Rev. R Earl Dicus of St. Andrew's Tucson was elected adult advisor for the Arizona Young People's Fellowship at the state Episcopalian conference in Prescott June 9 20. Mrs. Walter Mitchell and Miss Peggy Lowell were named advisor and president respectively with Anne Goldthrope as secretary. The event drew 150 Episcopalians including 15 from Tucson. Rev. George Ferguson was absent due to illness.
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R. Earl Dicus
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Tucson
Arizona Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Prescott
Walter Mitchell
Phoenix
Bishop Mitchell
Peggy Lowell
Grace Church
Young Peoples
Anne Goldthrope
St. Andrew’s Church
Army Rejects Bids On Fort Huachuca Work
Bids for construction of ten buildings at Fort Huachuca were rejected as excessive, announced by Maj. Houston L. Gaddy. The enlargement includes two chapels a post exchange a recreation building three barracks a mess hall a storehouse and an admin building. An $11,952.12 contract was set for eight-tenths mile of highway on the reserve.
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Fort Huachuca
Houston L. Gaddy
Lindbergh Urges German Peace and Air Power Defense
Hollywood June 21 Charles A Lindbergh urged negotiated peace arguing modern air power can render invasion unlikely and Britain unnecessary to defend America He said aviation makes coasts impregnable and warned interventionists overestimate land-based forces while calling for restraint and peace efforts.
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Hollywood
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Hollywood Bowl
America First Committee
Sen
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Kathleen Norris
American First Committee
France
England
Germany
Europe
America
Lindberg
American
Lindbergh
Britain
Hitler
British Isles
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Italy
Japan
Russia
Spain
Pacific
Atlantic
Taxpayers urged to pay delinquent taxes under 10-year plan
County treasurer Wallace S. Bransford announced that property owners on the 10-year tax schedule can wipe out accrued interest by paying now. The plan, authorized by the last state legislature, limits charges to advertising fees if delinquent tolls are settled within a set period. The total under the 10-year schedule is $5,412.26.
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Wallace S. Bransford
Bransford
Exploding Light Blamed in Fatal Garage Accident
Manuel Romero, 30, died of severe burns after a light bulb shattered and an explosion occurred in a garage work pit where he was repairing a car. Burned gasoline set his clothing afire. a passing motorist subdued the flames. Romero, a resident of the area for 18 years, is survived by his wife.
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Globe
Manuel Romero
Romero
Gila County
Construction contract awarded to White and Miller of Tucson
The lowest bidder was White and Miller Construction company of Tucson for the awarded contract. The decision follows standard bidding procedures and reflects the firm’s qualified bid and experience in local projects.
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Tion
White and Miller Construction Company of
Tucson
No Tuition For Defense Course At University
University of Arizona offers a 12 week national defense course in machine shop work with no student charges. Government pays $115 per enrolled student. 20 slots available. Applicants must register at the State Employment Service in Tucson and enroll at 8:30 am Monday or after 8:30 am Tuesday if space remains.
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National Defense
University of Arizona
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
Government
Dean Butler
State Employment Service Office
East Pennington
Tucson
Charges Made Against Court Appointment
A senate judiciary subcommittee postponed action on Robert H. Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination after a Detroit case was raised accusing him of abusing his official office by dropping prosecutions of 11 Loyalist Spain recruits. The panel will reconvene next Monday and may summon Jackson to explain the Detroit matter.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Detroit
Spain
Jackson
Harlan Fiske Stone
United States
Stone
Maxwell M. Wallach
Albert
Wallach
Unequal Pay Is Basis Of Labor Trouble
Labor authority ties Western aircraft plant unrest to pay parity for skilled workers. CIO UAW won a March 13 bargaining election and seeks higher base wages. North American Aviation and others report 74 to 78 cent hourly averages. Plant operations were briefly taken over by the War Department to ensure 10 planes daily for U S and Britain.
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Los Angeles
Cio-United Automobile Workers
North American Aviation
National Defense Mediation Board
Army
CIO
Cio-Uaw
War Department
United States
Great Britain
California
Northrop
Douglas
Lockheed
Vultee
North American
California Department of Labor
Spain by Tony De Maio in Jersey City tale of union ties
Tony De Maio now lives in Jersey City New Jersey and carries a building trades union ecard. He says De Maio and his son were members of the International Brigade.
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Spain
Tony de Maio
Jersey City
N. J
Ecard
de Maio
International Brigade
Coffee percolators spark debate in Brazilian offices
Brazilians’ love of coffee leads to widespread use of percolators in workplaces. The daily habit reflects strong cultural ties to the beverage and shapes office routines and productivity discussions.
Public Records Involving Habeas Corpus Writ and Debts
Public records list cases including L. Z. Buchanan and Kathryn L. Buchanan versus Anna May Kahler seeking writ of habeas corpus. Louis J. Washington v Southern Pacific. Carmen R. Lucero v Southern Pacific with motion for new trial. Montgomery Ward and Co. v Leonard B. and Lillian Wilson for debt.
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L. Z
Kathryn L. Buchanan
Anna May Kahler
Louis J. Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Carmen R. Lucero
Montgomery Ward and Co
Leonard B
Lillian Wilson
Justice Court Docket Highlights Violations
Justice Court presided by C. W. Gardner lists Joseph F. Dolan for reckless driving with $30 fine and 30 days in jail and license revocation. James W. Thomas faces two counts of disturbing the peace with trials set for June 26. Kathryn V. Kimerling has a speeding charge with trial set for June 28.
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Joseph F. Dolan
James W. Thomas
Kathryn V. Kimerling
Police Court Session Under Paul Cella Leads James W Thomas Case
In a police court session presided by Paul Cella, James W. Thomas and Fannie Ether were named in proceedings. Details remain limited in the fragment but indicate formal charges or hearings proceeding through the court.
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Paul Cella
James W. Thomas
Fannie
Disturbing the Peace Case in Pima County
Richard Rhoads cited for disturbing the peace in Pima County. Edward R. Ferris Jr. charged with reckless driving with a $30 fine or 30 days in jail.
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Ton
Pima County
Richard Rhoads
Edward R. Ferris, Jr
Benson couple featured in local social notes
Jack L. Kaufman age 26 and Elizabeth Coffman age 23, both of Benson, along with Paul Wyman Belt age 22 and Sara Marini age 28, of Tucson, are listed in the week’s society announcements.
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Jack L. Kaufman
Elizabeth Coffman
Benson
Paul Wyman Belt
Sara Marini
Tucson
Cuba Delivers Over Three Million Pounds Cucumbers to U.S.
Cuba shipped more than 3,000,000 pounds of cucumbers to the United States in a six month period, reflecting strong agricultural trade between the countries.
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Cuba
United States
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Melvin Ahlberg
Charles Bostick
Albert J. Johnson
Frank W. Sharman
Howard Christensen
W. R. Wilson
Harry Lindbloom
Everett Williams
Henry Harrington
W. G. Ambrose
Kenneth Sutter
Stuart J. Jaeschke
F. P. Cole
Roy Tombaugh
Wyatt Research Clinic
B. L. Wyatt
C. E. Bensema
Wyatt
1800 East Speedway
Wyatt-Bensema Clinic
Bensema
Desert Sanatorium
Maurice F. Miller
M. T
Gradwohl
Mrs. Miller
North Cherry Avenue
Order Generation
Mrs. D. Scott
United Press
Tucsonian
Dicus
Episcopalian State Conference
Huachuca
Pitts Jewelers Corner
Lone Eagle
Burns
North Stone Ave
Tucson Fertilizer CO
Public Records
Superior Court
William G. Hall
Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Belle D. Hall
Grabe
East Congress
Muresco
West Congress
The
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