Ignorance Of Bible Tenets Hit In Speech
In Minneapolis the ninth national Eucharistic congress heard Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York say the world loses peace by flouting the Ten Commandments. He urged a ten point program rooted in scripture and appealed for God to save men and nations from war’s cruelty. Also at the congress Bishop Karl Alter of Toledo and Bishop Gerald Bergan of Des Moines urged profit sharing with workers and broader distribution of property as part of a just economy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U.P
Francis J. ‘Spellman
New York
Spellman
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Gerald T. Bergan
Des Moines
Alter
Catholic Church
Bergan
Honors Given To Students At University College
Faculty in the College of Business and Public Administration announced the names of students who earned honors last semester with GPAs at 1.5 or higher. The list includes multiple Tucson, Globe, and other regional students and notes 92 honorable mentions, totaling about 103 honors for 373 enrollees.
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College of Business and Public Administration
The
University
Jack Foyle
Tucson
Marguerite Francis
Annette Aaronson
Ray Stuart
Nogales
Anna Mae Jones
Globe
Ted Lurie
Brooklyn
Robert Weil
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mack Reed
Ralph Schmick
Miami
Donald McSpadden
Ignacio
Colo
Kenneth Smith
Winslow
No 1942 Fireworks For Fourth Of July
Washington report notes a likely ban on civilian fireworks next year due to metal shortages. Charles H. Fleming of the Association of Pyrotechnic Manufacturers says this year’s Fourth of July is set with normal supplies, but future availability hinges on defense needs for magnesium, aluminum, and other restricted chemicals.
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Washington
Charles H. Fleming
The
Association of Pyrotechnic Manufacturers
Airspace Shaped For Military Flights Under New Rules
The Civil Aeronautics Board defined air space up to 17 000 feet for military operations with civilian use allowed by special authorization for tests and development. From July 1 all civil airways crews between 3 500 and 17 000 feet must have two way radio and altimeter. below 3 500 feet remains unrestricted. The change aims to improve safety amid rising air traffic and was approved by interdepartmental control representatives.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Inter Departmental
Air Traffic Control Board
Army, Navy
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Request Made To Cut Prices
Price Control Administrator Leon Henderson pressed Ford for a second time to withdraw announced price increases after no reply. Chrysler NashKelvinator Studebaker and Hudson agreed to discuss the matter and Henderson prepared a maximum price schedule for new and used cars to take effect August 1. He also urged carbon black producers to confer before a proposed 12.5 percent price rise.
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Washington
U.P
Leon Henderson
Ford Motor Company
Office of Price Administration
Civilian Supply
Henderson
Ford Company
Chrysler Corporation
Nash- Kelvinator Corporation
Studebaker Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
Thieves Steal Rugs Cloth and Cabinet in Dallas Area
Thieves in Dallas area take three throw rugs one white linen cloth and a walnut Tier cabinet from a house. Police investigate the domestic thefts as a rising local crime pattern.
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Dallas
Tex. U.P
Helium Plant at Amarillo Reaches Milestone Output
The world’s only operating helium plant sits in Amarillo Texas. It recently hit an 11 year total production of 100,000,000 cubic feet. Once valued at 2500 dollars per cubic foot the gas now sells for under 1.14 dollars per cubic foot.
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Amarillo
Tex
Sacaton Mesa Find Rare Papago Sweet Corn Seed
Two sources of the sought Papago Indian sweet corn believed extinct were located. Kernels came from the Sacaton experiment station and ears from a Mesa farmer. Seed will be shared with University of Arizona expert W. E. Bryan and Papago agent Ralph Gelvin to restore planting seed. The corn has long fed desert Indians but recent needs reduced production. Brown aided Gelvin after an appeal for grains.
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C. B. Brown
Pima County
Sacaton
Mesa
W. E. Bryan
University of Arizona
Ralph Gelvin
Papago Reservation
Papago
Brown
Gelvin
Phelps Dodge Director Funeral Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday for George Bliss Agnew 73 director of Phelps Dodge and other major concerns Agnew a pneumonia victim died Saturday A native New Yorker much of his career was on Wall Street He served eight years in the state legislature known for sponsoring an anti gambling bill Other directorships included the Mexican Northern railway and the Intertype corporation His widow four sons and one daughter survive
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New York
George Bliss Agnew
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Agnew
New Yorker
Wall Street
Mexican Northern Railway
Intertype Corporation
Bimson urges taxes to pay for defense
Walter R. Bimson of Phoenix, president of Valley National Bank, told the Rotary Club at the Pioneer hotel that defense financing must come from taxes. He contrasted tax levels for $3,000 and $5,000 incomes with last year and cited British rates, discussed price controls, luxury taxes, installment restrictions, and a plan to issue tax certificates redeemable after the war.
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Walter R. Bimson
Phoenix
Valley National Bank
Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Bimson
Great Britain
United States
Leon Henderson
Mad sex slayer loose in Seattle
Seattle police intensified a search for a man who shot three people and raped and strangled a fourth in a 24 hour spree. County Prosecutor B Gray Warner warned residents to stay off the streets as officers combed northern Seattle. The fourth victim, 43 year old telephone operator Blanche Linke, was found dead in brush near her home.
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Seattle
U.P
B. Gray Warner
Blanche Linke
Heat Wave Grips U S From Rockies To Appalachians
A new heat wave bakes the nation from the Rockies to the Appalachians with highs reaching 101 in Miles City Montana and Phoenix Arizona. Fort Worth Texas logged 96 and Memphis Tennessee 95 as warm dry air expands across the region.
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Chicago
Rockies
Appalachians
Miles City
Mont
Phoenix
Ariz
Fort Worth
Texas
Memphis
First Card Objects To Early Deliveries
Milk drivers campaign for daytime deliveries as a city survey begins to gauge resident preference. A proposed ordinance would ban milk distribution outside 6 am to 6 pm, citing disturbances caused by pre dawn noises to residents.
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Charles C. Irvin
Attack and multiple shooting baffling authorities
Police linked a fatal attack to earlier shootings involving Edward A. LaFountain a 58 year old insurance salesman his wife 57 and R F Bull 43 a plumbing salesman LaFountain died and the others were in serious condition Authorities said no suspect was identified yet and no motive was known
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Edward A. LaFountain
China Receives Over Two Million Pounds of American Flour
China imported more than 2,000,000 pounds of American flour in a recent month, reflecting strong U.S. grain shipments. The data point highlights growing trade flows between the two nations and the appetite for U.S. agricultural products during the period.
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China
Sweden Suffers 652 War Losses in Men and Four Vessels
Report states Sweden has lost 652 men and four vessels since the war began, detailing human and naval costs in the ongoing conflict.
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Sweden
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Grady Hospital
Ford
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Steinfeld
Phelps Dodge
MAD Sex Slayer
LOOSE
U. S
Tucson Federal
Congress Street
Stone Avenue
Arizona
Joseph G. Rice
Alfred F. Kerr
Mayflower
Area Mayflower Transit Cy
GSO
Nel
Sixth ST
Tucson, Ariz
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