Churchill Favored by U S to Win British Election
George Gallup reports Americans favor Churchill to remain prime minister in the upcoming British election set for July 5. About seven in ten have heard of him and would like to see him re-elected, while the poll notes the British system links seats to votes ambiguously.
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George Gallup
American Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Winston Churchill
Gallup
England
Conservative Party
Labour
Britain
British Institute of Public Opinion
Brrth
Conservative
Liberals
Commonwealth
Europe
War Workers Told to Stay On Job July Fourth
The War Production Board urged war workers to remain at work on July 4. Chairman J A Krug called for unstinting effort in battle damage repair and in the textile, lumber, steel and lead industries as the nation continues the war and suppresses the enemy.
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Washington
War Production Board
J. A. Krug
Krug
State Supreme Court Plans Recess July 14
PHOENIX June 26 The supreme court will recess July 14 for the summer. Chief Justice R. C. Stanford announced yesterday. The justices will study several cases during the recess. Four opinion days in the meantime will largely clear the high tribunal's calendar. The court will reconvene Sept. 17.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
R. C. Stanford
High Tribunal
Ciano Diario Excerpts From Sept to Oct On War Stakes
Excerpts from Mussolini ally Ciano's diary detail Italian reactions to German actions in September and October, noting Hitler's calm, Rome Berlin exchanges, and Moscow Berlin alliance rumors. Entries reflect Mussolini’s doubt about victory and cautious Italian stance amid shifting European power.
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Duce
Cmdr
Pecori
Berlin
Mediterranean
Cavagnari
Valentino
Moscow
Poland
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Oposal
Ciano
Salzburg
Il Duce
W. Mussolini
Munich
Leave Sgt Ortiz Serves in Philippines Amid War News
Expects Leave Sgt Manuel Ortiz 23 son of Mr and Mrs Julio Ortiz 735 South Seventh Avenue stationed in the Philippines according to word to his parents He holds the Pacific Asiatic Ribbon three Battle Stars Good Conduct Foreign Service Ribbon Combat Infantryman's Badge and a Presidential Unit Citation He entered the Army in October 1942 after graduating from Tucson High School The letter says he expects to return on rehabilitation leave soon and notes Maj John J Curley his family physician who delivered him.
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Manuel Ortiz
Julio Ortiz
South Seventh Avenue
Philippines
Ortiz
Army
Tucson High School
Machinists Wanted for S P Locomotive Work
S P seeks machinists to keep locomotives rolling and haul vital war supplies. Join a permanent company with good pay and benefits including hospitalization, medical service, railroad pass, and pension. See W. G. Currier at the Train Master’s Office in Toole Ave Tucson or your local S P Agent.
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S.P
W. G. Currier
Trainmaster’s
Toole Ave
Tucson
Prisoners On Okinawa Still Missing After Search
On Okinawa the fate of American prisoners taken by the Japanese remains a mystery after a search found no trace of them or their bodies. Col J M Mickey Finn said hundreds may have been captured, with several Navy fliers among the missing.
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Okinawa
Navy
Missing men remain unaccounted after resistance flight
Reports from regimental commanders describe stockades and caves used to confine prisoners as Allied forces search for missing men. One parachutist was spotted near the west coast and rescued by an American ship but did not reach the shore. Despite alive individuals known to have landed, no sign of the rest has been found.
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Magistrati
Berlin
Poland
Russia
Tass
Germany
Romania
Japan
Europe
Tr Duce
Hitler
Carol
Codrianu
High Command
Upper Silesia
Il Duce
Graziani
Starace
Via Veneto
I Duce
Bri
Duce
II Duce
Finn
Permit Granted for Pacific Greyhound Bus Line
In Phoenix on June 26 the Arizona Corporation Commission approved a permit for the Pacific Greyhound bus lines to transport passengers from the River's Japanese relocation area.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Corporation Commission
Pacific Greyhound Bus Lines
Arizona relocation camps to be closed by Oct and Jan
The war relocation administration plans to return all Japanese Americans from eight Arizona camps to homes or wartime jobs by January 1. Two of the three Poston camps and the Gila River Canal camp will close no later than October 1, with residents reduced to 9,872 at Poston and 8,255 at Gila.
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Chandler
Phoenix
Arizona
Dillon Myer
War Relocation Administration
Posten
Canal
Gila River
Gila
Priority Special Flight Across the Desert
In a tense train drama the Major orders removing three stretcher patients as a Priority Special speeds toward Alhambra Colton and San Gorgonio Pass. Ernie and Harva White coordinate dispatchers and engineers to keep the urgent run uninterrupted while the desert air and life on board surge with hopeful resolve.
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Ernie Wall
S.P
Medical Corps
Los Angeles
Arizona
Ernie
Harva White
Grough
Harva
Alhambra
Colton
San Gorgonio Pass
Indie
Divisi
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Teleki
Czaky
von Ribbentrop
Rosso
van Ribbentrop
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Estonia
Italy
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Leominster
Herber L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Western Front
Maj
John J. Curley
By Robert Geiger
J. M
Mickey) Finn
Astoria
Ore
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Home Office
Newark, N. J
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W. Alameda
Tucson Daily Citizen
Subway
Éth
Mexico City
Juarez
Chihuahua
Parral
San Luis Potos
Prexico City
Lamsa Air Lines
Negales
Sonora
Plasa
Internacional
Paso del Norte Hotel
el Paso
Texas
W. S. Lackner
Platenors
Stone
Pioneer Hotel
Henry Bedwell
Harry Bedwell
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