Draftees May Stay In Army By New Plans
Washington June 24 The war department plans to ask Congress to authorize keeping selectees beyond one year and to add about 100000 troops to bring the Army to nearly 1800000 men General Marshall said in a press conference The move includes expanded national guard service and placing capable officers in key technical posts while filling 600 to 700 colonel positions by January 1 1941.
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U.P
War Department
Congress
George C. Marshall
Roosevelt
National Guard
Marshall
Alaska
Atlantic
Great Britain
Air Corps
Public Records Roundup of State Cases and Divorces
William G. Hall presiding on several State cases including against William Adams for officer subversion, and against Robert Spencer and Robert Rivera with appeals from justice court traffic convictions set for Monday. Ignatz Wastl faces two to three years for passing a bogus check. Duke C. Burks trial July 29 for false instrument filing. Rosaura Bernal seeks divorce from Ernest E. Bernal. Henry Jarisch wins judgment against Lloyd Meenan. Modesta Gilmer divorces James G Gilmer.
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William G. Hall
William Adams
Robert Spencer
Justice Court
Convicon
Robert Rivera
Ignatz Wastl
Duke C. Burks
Rosaura Bernal
Ernest E. Bernal
Henry Jarisch
Lloyd Meenan
Modesta Gilmer
James G Gilmer
Justice Court Docket Sees Trials Reset and Continued
Judge W Gardner presiding as James W Thomas disturbance case June 26 trial setting vacated and to be reset next Monday Antonio Martinez simple battery trial scheduled Joe Moreno simple battery trial continued pending further action.
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Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
James W. Thomas
Antonio Martinez
Joe Moreno
Police Court Roundup Disturbing the Peace and Weapons
Paul Cella presiding Arnulfo Monteverde discharged for disturbing the peace. Elmer Bush sentenced on carrying concealed weapons either $30 or 30 days. Edmundo Jimenez held for vagrancy. Willie Miller disturbing the peace $10 or 10 days. Ray Leon and Albert Sanchez fined for reckless driving $30 or 30 days.
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Paul Cella
Arnulfo Monteverde
Elmer Bush
Edmundo Jimenez
U.S. L
Willie Miller
Ray Leon
Albert Sanchez
Kittredge Named Yosemite Park Area Superintendent
Interior Secretary Ickes transfers Frank A. Kittredge from Grand Canyon Arizona to Yosemite California as park superintendent. Lawrence C. Merriam moves to Region Two directing 14 Midwest and North Central states. Harold C. Bryant to fill Grand Canyon post. James V. Lloyd shifts to Lassen. John M. Davis becomes Grand Canyon superintendent.
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Washington
Ickes
Frank A. Kittredge
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Yosemite National Park
Calif
Lawrence C. Merriam
Midwestern
North Central
Kittredge
Grand Canyon
Harold C. Bryant
PWA
The
Park Service
James V. Lloyd
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Lloyd
John M. Davis
Zion National Park
Utah
Economists See Path to Avert Post Armament Low Mood
A NAM sponsored survey of 480 economists finds experts varied but largely favor proactive planning with government industry and labor collaboration to prevent or lessen a post armament low mood. Some urge continued high armament spending or shock therapy via tax and price controls to avoid economic collapse.
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Charles R. Harner
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
American Economic Association
United States
NAM
R. S. Hamilton
Northwestern University
G. H. Hildebrand, Jr
Wellesley College
R. C. Turner
Wayne University
W. P. Norris
University of Oregon
A. T. Lauterbach
Institute For Advanced Study At
Princeton
Dope's Don Lope de Cardona Defense Article
A. W. Bork, Spanish instructor at the University of Arizona, writes an article titled Dope's Don Lope de Cardona a Defense of the Duke de Sessa to appear in the July issue of His panic Review. The piece draws from his 1938 MA thesis to argue Lope de Vega wrote Don Lope de Cardona defending the banishment of the Duke de Sessa from Madrid.
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A. W. Bork
University of Arizona
Don Lope de Cardona
Duke de Sessa
Madrid
Record of U S Military Spending Since 1914
United States armed forces have expended about 36.5 billion dollars since 1914 with 11.217 billion dollars spent in 1919 alone, marking the year’s peak outlay.
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United States
Planning Now Would Cushion Peace Slump
William L. Batt urged intelligent planning for postwar peace in a House labor committee hearing. He supported creating a commission to study long term effects of defense demobilization and to develop solutions for postwar economic adjustments. Batt argued that a national plan using economic management is essential to sustain living standards after the war.
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Washington
OPM
William L. Batt
House Labor Committee
Batt
United States
Fire Destroys Brachen Home Early Today
The home of D. L. Brachen at 3508 Geronimo Street burned with undetermined origin shortly after 2 this morning. Loss estimated at 3500 dollars. No one injured. Neighbors helped remove furniture as Brachen, his wife, and infant son were inside. The four room house belongs to W. L. Brachen.
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D. L. Brachen
Geronimo Street
Brachen
W. L. Brachen
Farmer's Daughter Burned To Death in Glendale
Jeanette Popoff, 28 months old, died in a crib fire in Glendale yesterday. Parents were milking cows in a nearby barn when the blaze started. Justice C F Carden will investigate the undetermined origin of the fire.
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Glendale
Jeanette
John Popoff, Jr
C. F. Carden
Australia Ships Wood to English Shipyards Since 1803
Australian exporters have supplied timber to English shipyards starting in 1803, underpinning construction and repair of vessels during the early 19th century. The trade reflects colonial links and maritime needs of the era.
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Australia
Ford engineers claim 1500 horsepower bomber engine
Dearborn reports Ford engineers eye a liquid cooled V twelve engine aimed at 1500 horsepower up to 32000 feet. They claim en bloc casting of both cylinder banks and use of a supercharger to reach 1800 horsepower per weight.
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United States
Allison
Indianapolis
Ford
Charlie McCarthy
Messerschmitt
Gracey Appointed To Head Arizona Apprenticeship Board
Edwin Gracey former head of the state industrial vocational education bureau becomes chairman of the Arizona apprenticeship board created by the last legislature. The panel will promote apprenticeships in state industries for boys out of school and work with the U S labor department. Members include Jack Sullivan Clarkdale Jerry Hoffman Phoenix Jack Weir Douglas B T Wilkinson Phoenix Andrew Burke Tucson and Harry Lavender Douglas representing labor and three employers.
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Phoenix
Edwin Gracey
State Industrial Vocational Education Bureau
Arizona
U. S. Department of Labor
Jack A. Sullivan
Clarkdale
Jerry Hoffman
Jack Weir
Douglas
B. T. Wilkinson
Andrew F. Burke
Tucson
Harry
Hudson Shad Thrive Forecast Big Albany Catch
In Albany New York biologists report the Hudson river shad near extinction five years ago are rebounding. Fishermen predict a harvest of about 4 000 000 pounds valued at around 250 000 dollars this season marking the largest quarter century yield.
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Albany
N. Y
Hudson River
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