Senators Oppose Uruguay Argentina Trade Concessions
Western lawmakers from farm cattle and mining states urged the committee for reciprocity information to deny trade concessions with Uruguay and Argentina. Sen Capper warned imports would injure US farmers, while others cited casein tungsten and meat as harmed sectors and urged protecting domestic production.
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Washington
U.P
Uruguay
Argentina
Committee For
Arthur Capper
R-Kan
Midwest
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Capper
United States
Great Britain
Turkey
South America
Sen
John Thomas
R-Ida
Thomas
Registration sites listed for draft in local counties
Local draft boards announce registration locations for men over twenty one. Second registration date set for July 1 with 20 Legionnaires on duty at the American Legion hall. Readers may sign up at post office offices University of Arizona sub station and various town sites. Registrars meet at 7 15 p m Thursday at the Legion hall for instructions.
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American Legion Hall
West Pennington Street
Tucson
Draft Board
Post Office
University of Arizona Post Office
Ajo
Marana
Sahuarita
Arivaca
Continental
the Legion Hall
26 Boys To Return From Prescott Camp
A group of 26 boys will return from the second section of the state Y M C A camp at Groom Creek near Prescott at 12 45 a m tomorrow aboard a Sunset Limited car from Phoenix. Returnees include Amos Albro Frank Borman Charles Carson Wayne Crutchfield Bill English Jack Eray David Few Bobby Fickett Jimmy Fickett Norman Gaisford Richard Girten Jack Hon Raymond Jacobus Keith Meenan Charles B Leonard Jud son Moores James Patterson Royal Rudolph Harvey Slate Leonard Sleight Billy Snyder Richard Say ner Jay Walker McKay Williams Addison Wood and Richard Morrison Webster Fickett will lead the group.
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Y.M.C.A
Groom Creek
Prescott
Sunset Limited
Phoenix
Amos Albro
Frank Borman
Charles Carson
Wayne Crutchfield
Bill English
Jack Eray
David Few
Bobby Fickett
Jimmy Fickett
Norman Gaisford
Richard Girten
Jack Hon
Raymond Jacobus
Keith Meenan
Sweep Nazis Off Seas For Piratical Action
U S Senator Carter Glass urges the American Navy to sweep Nazi Germany from the seas now. He calls Hitler "Herr Schickelgruber" and says the command is Forward ensuring readiness in mind spirit and supplies.
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Senator Glass
New York
U. S
Carter Glass
Virginia
Fight For Freedom Committee, Inc
Adolf Hitler
Capital Man Held for FBI Agents
Bernard Buscher Vaughn 19 of Washington DC was held by Tucson police for questioning by the FBI over alleged thefts on an interstate passenger train. Railroad officers say he stole two railroad tickets from a conductor and tried to sell them at Yuma station, then boarded another train toward Tucson and stole a wallet from a passenger.
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Bernard Buscher Vaughn
Washington, D. C
Tucson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vaughn
Yuma
Winslow Councilman To Be Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Frank D. Howe 68 a city councilman and laundry operator will be held Tuesday in Winslow. Howe died yesterday in a Winslow hospital after residing here since 1912 except three years in Phoenix. He was elected to the council last November. The Rev David Jones will officiate with Elks rites at the graveside. Fellow councilmen will serve as pallbearers. His widow Lucille survives.
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Winslow
Frank D. Howe
Howe
Phoenix
Colorado
David Jones
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Elks
Lucille
Alumni Groups to Discuss Defense at Atlantic City Meeting
Associations of college alumni nationwide will emphasize national defense and its effects on membership during their annual gathering in Atlantic City. Speakers include Florence Snow of Smith College Robert F. Herrick of Lehigh and Lieut. Col. Walter M. Harrison. Arizona members from Flagstaff Teachers College and Tempe will attend through June 28.
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Atlantic City
J. Melvin Goodson
University of Arizona
Army
Navy
Flying Corps
Defense
Florence Snow
Smith College
Robert F. Herrick
Lehigh
Walter M. Harrison
Bureau of Public Relations
War Department
Goodson
Arizona
American Alumni Council
Flagstaff Teachers
Phoenix Gets Another Four Million For Field
The War Department approved four construction programs totaling over 10 million dollars. Higley Arizona will get 4.77 million with 1.84 million for a flying field to serve about 3,000 personnel. Enid Oklahoma and Lemoore California receive major basic and advanced flying school work. Fort Leavenworth Kansas expands the reception center to hold 2,000 men.
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Washington
War Department
Higley
Ariz
Enid
Okla
Air Corps
Lemoore
Calif
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Changed Paint Jobs
Indian battlefield banners showed color shifts with black replacing red and yellow after successful battles as a sign of rejoicing.
Tucson Urges Safe Fourth Of July Observance
Mayor H O Jaastad calls for a sane holiday in Tucson urging careful driving and compliance with a state fireworks ban. The law prohibits personal fireworks and possession of noise devices with limited toy exemptions and allows permits for community celebrations after local investigations. violations carry up to $100 fine and 90 days in jail.
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Jaastad
Tucson
H. O. Jaastad
Old Pueblo
Justices of the Peace
Eight Inch Cannon Arrests Under Arizona Law
Phoenix police announced the first arrests under the new state anti fireworks law. Three young men were charged with disturbing the peace for firing a miniature eight inch cannon from a car at a residential intersection. Shotgun shells were fired from the cannon.
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Phoenix
J. L. Holtzendorf
U A Professor Takes Government Position In Washington
Philip Hoffman former instructor of Spanish at the University of Arizona has been given a permanent appointment in the federal government in Washington. Hoffman earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the university and served on the faculty during 1939 40.
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Philip Hoffman
University of Arizona
Washington
Hoffman
Peat Harvest to Involve Thousands in Eire This Year
Nearly 20,000 men are set to harvest peat for fuel across Ireland this year, signaling a large labor push in rural communities and a boost to domestic energy supplies.
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Eire
English Pilots Begin Training at Thunderbird Field
English youths arrive at Thunderbird field to train as war pilots in 20 weeks. About 50 cadets start with light Stearman planes for 10 weeks then move to heavier craft for advanced training similar to U S Army planes. 200 cadets will be trained in the Salt River valley at a future base in the Mesa district.
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Glendale
Thunderbird Field
England
Stearman
U. S. Army
Lakefield
Salt River Valley
Mesa District
Larson Remains To Be Sent To Idaho
The remains of Lewis N. Larson aged 79 who died yesterday in a local hospital will be sent to Lewiston Idaho tomorrow for funeral services and burial. Larson a retired gold mine owner came here several months ago for his health. A sister Miss Anna Larson of Omaha Nebraska will attend the services at Lewiston. Local arrangements were completed through the Arizona Mortuary.
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Lewis N. Larson
Lewiston
Ida
Larson
Anna Larson
Omaha
Neb
Arizona Mortuary
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DEERO
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Ford
Mission Furniture Co
N. Sixth Ave
Art B. Pacheco
America
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