Democrats Would Control House If Election Today
A Gallup poll indicates if an election were held today the Democrats would gain seats and likely control the House. The Institute estimates the current House lineup would favor Democratic seats despite potential turnout variations.
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House
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Institute
United States
Maine
East Central
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
New England
Middle Atlantic
G.O.P
Love as real force in life urged by minister
In a Tucson service sermon Rev. Leland H. Koening of Trinity Presbyterian argues love is the true life force outweighing coercion. He cites Paul’s First Corinthians teaching and cites Schweitzer and Napoleon to illustrate love’s multiplying power in social duty.
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Leland H. Koening
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Mr. Koewing
Koewing
Mr. Koening
Paul
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Equatorial Africa
Napoleon
Sutherland Rites Held Here Today
Funeral services for Cole Roger Sutherland aged 89 a retired printer who died Saturday at his home 1619 North Stewart avenue were held today at the grace in the Masonic plot of Evergeen cemetery Epes Randolph lodge No 2 F and A M conducted the services Arrangements were by Brings Funeral home He is survived by his wife Ella M Sutherland two sisters Mrs F G S Neese Buffalo Wyo and Mrs Clinton L Patterson Blair Neb and a brother Alexander Sutherland Australia
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Cole Roger Sutherland
North Stewart Avenue
Grace
Evergeen
Epes Randolph Lodge
A. M
Bring’s Funeral Home
Sutherland
Ella M. Sutherland
F. G. S. Neese
Buffalo
Wyo
Clinton L. Patterson
Blair
Ned
Alexander Sutherland
Australia
Coal haulage by ponies dominates English mines
The report notes that more than one third of coal mined in England is transported by mine ponies. This highlights the enduring role of animal power in early mining logistics and the scale of pony traction in the sector.
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England
Texas Adopts Union Terms Claim Right to Secede
The article argues that by joining the Union Texas retains the right to secede at the will of its people, asserting constitutional tolerance for withdrawal. It frames secession as a potestative option under state sovereignty within the Union.
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State
Texas
More Books Sought for Army Camps in Arizona
Mrs. Mary Breathitt, chair of the Victory Book campaign, says Army camps in southern Arizona urgently need books. With Fort Huachuca expanding and new troops arriving, 30,000 volumes are in use and extra donations from Bisbee Douglas Willcox Tombstone Ajo and other towns are requested to fill the shelves. The Tucson salvage corps via the A S V S has collected 180 scrap rubber books and will collect more if donors indicate availability.
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Mary Breathitt
Victory Book Campaign Committee
Arizona
Marana
Fort Huachuca
Bisbee
Douglas
Willsox
Tombstone
Ajo
Tucson
Salvage Corps
A.S.V.S
Ward A Sullivan Claimed By Death
Ward Alfred Sullivan, 47, a health seeker, died yesterday at a local hospital. He had lived in Tucson for six years. His home was 131 West District Street. Survivors include his wife Ethel and two sons Donald and Robert. The remains will be sent to Detroit, accompanied by Mrs. Sullivan, by the Arizona Mortuary.
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Alfred Sullivan
Tucson
Mr. Sullivan
West District Street
Ethel Sullivan
Donald
Robert Sullivan
Detroit
93 Aliens Held In State Under Curfew And Regulations
The state reports 93 enemy aliens arrested for refusing to surrender weapons or radios since the rule took effect. Italians, Japanese and Germans make up the count. Most arrests stem from ignorance of the law. The curfew requires German and Italian aliens to be home 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. within five miles of home and to seek authorization to travel outside the area.
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FBI
Tucson
United States Attorney
Douglas Checks Report of Rabies
Douglas reports several dogs believed rabid in the area. The special note indicates health officials are investigating suspected rabies cases and advising residents to avoid contact with stray dogs and report any symptoms to authorities.
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Douglas
The
Daily Citizen
Rabies tests on dogs and weather alert issued
Dogs have bitten other dogs but not people. The animals were killed and their heads sent to Tucson for rabies analysis. Owners were advised to watch their dogs and keep pets away from other animals in hot weather. Canada farm egg production in 1941 is estimated at 244,154,000 dozen, up 7,000,000 from 1940.
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Tucson
Canada
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