Germans Claim More Success Against Enemy
Berlin reports German air forces bombed English ports and plane factories at night while continuing occupation advances east of Bordeaux and repelling naval reconnaissance. Submarine strikes sank 35 000 tons of British shipping and British night raids resumed with civilian casualties noted. Berlin press decries Allied bombs as aimless and demands a thousandfold punishment.
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Berlin
High Command
Germany
France
England
Public Records In Superior Court Actions and Divorces
Gordon Farley presiding in tax recovery suit Eliza F De Varela v Pima County verdict for plaintiff. Sylverrean Sims Holt v Jack Richard Holt divorce judgment. James W Bryson v Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and R S Brickley damages. Hazel Dunham v Hiram Dunham divorce judgment. In estate of Harry Jackson petition for letters of administration. Maxine Thompson v Ralph E Thompson divorce judgment. Norman B Cobb v Cora T Cobb divorce complaint. C B Ruggles v Elzo Mining Co contract trial.
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Superior Court
Gordon Farley
Eliza F. de Varela
Pima County
Sylverrean Sims Holt
Jack Richard Holt
James W. Bryson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
R. S. Brickley
Hazel Dunham
Hiram Dunham
Harry Jackson
Maxine Thompson
Ralph E. Thompson
Norman B. Cobb
Cora T. Cobb
C. B. Ruggles
Elzo Mining Company
Justice Court Docket With Battery Cases And Thefts
Judge C W Gardner presides as Helen Soza faces simple battery with trial reset for July 9. Robert Embry sentenced to 30 days for simple battery. Herb Spring faces a grand theft complaint filed in court.
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Justice Court
C. W. Gardner
Helen Soza
Robert Embry
Herb Spring
Police Court Proceedings Under Judge Paul Cella
Robert Embry faced charges of simple battery in a case heard by Police Court presiding Judge Paul Cella. The matter was forwarded to Pima County for further action.
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Paul Cella
Robert Embry
Pima County
Tucson Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Mrs. Belle D Hall and Eduardo S Gradillas both of Tucson. Concepcion Andrada age 22 of Tucson and James Dean Lovejoy age 23 of Tucson. William C Bunker 24 of Moorpark California and Catherine Childre 27 of Ventura California.
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Belle D. Hall
Eduardo S. Gradillas
Concepcion Andrada
Tucson
James Dean Lovejoy
Mona Blan
William C. Bunker
Moorpark
Calif
Catherine Childre
Ventura
Santa Fe Reports May Railway Income Rise
Santa Fe announced May net railway operating income of 631,637 dollars, up 525,582 dollars from May 1939, reflecting a strong improvement in rail operations.
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Santa FE
Chicago
Arizona to Begin New Defense Taxes Next Monday
The article notes that starting next Monday, individuals nationwide including Arizona will pay new taxes aimed at funding national defense. Tobacco and liquor taxes take effect July 1, with tobacco at half a cent per cigarette and liquor taxes rising for spirits and beer per barrel, while other taxes follow in subsequent weeks.
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Phoenix
U.P
Arizona
Congress
U S Military Eyes Turn Toward Liny French Islands In Pacific
Naval strategists factor the Marquesas Tuamotu and Society islands as potential southern supply links for a Pacific fleet. The article notes Hawaii and Panama routes, 1921 Knox proposal, and a congressional push reshaping western hemisphere boundaries to include French Pacific possessions.
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U.S
Liny
French Islands
Pacific
Morgan M. Beatty
A. P
Washington
Europe
France
Marquesas
Tubuai
Tuamotu
Society Islands
South Seas
South Sea
Tahiti
Pacific Islands
Guianas
Caribbean
Hitler
Hawaii
Philippines
Far East
Western Pacific
Marshall
Caroline Islands
Aleutians
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Manila
Honolulu
Dudley W. Knox
United States Navy
Congress
Spain
Tokyo
Southern
Widow seeks letters of administration in Jackson estate
Mrs. Catherine Jackson, widow of Harry Jackson 45 advertising agency owner, filed petition in superior court today for letters of administration of his 1600 dollar estate. Jackson died June 12. James W. Bryson filed a 3000 dollar damage suit in superior court today against Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and R S Brickley for an automobile truck collision March 25 at North Campbell Avenue and East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Jackson
Harry Jackson
Superior Court
Jackson
James W. Bryson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
R. S. Brickley
North Campbell Avenue
East Seventh Street
Soil analysis circular issued for land owners
William T. McGeorge a University of Arizona agricultural chemist prepared a circular interpreting soil analyses. Analyses made at the university agricultural experiment station help farmers determine soil alkali content and need for commercial fertilizer.
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William T. McGeorge
University of Arizona
Agricultural Experiment Station
University
Red Cross Benefit From Coronado Pageant
Greenlee county Chamber of Commerce announces surplus profits from Coronado entrada pageant ticket sales will go to the American Red Cross war relief fund. Funds raised beyond local arrangements and the coronado centennial commission share will benefit the Red Cross. The entrada costs several hundred dollars and includes 40 speaking parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Greenlee County
New Company Emerges on Yangtze River
A new company is established on the Yangtze River in China, signaling regional industrial growth and potential economic impact for nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangtze River
China
Bingham Family Heads to Los Angeles to Meet Daughter
Mr and Mrs L E Bingham of 744 South Third Avenue depart tonight for Los Angeles to meet the SS Matsonia and greet their daughter Mrs W C Coe and her three children returning from Honolulu. The Coe family has spent three years in Hawaii where Mr Coe served in the U S Navy.
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L. E. Bingham
South Third Avenue
Los Angeles
SS. Matsonia
W. C. Coe
Dahlia Bingham
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mr. Coe
U. S. Navy
Highway worker treated after Tucson driver hits Benson site
J. W. Burge of RT 3 Box 541, a state highway department employee, was treated for minor injuries late yesterday after a car driven by Edward Kendall of a Tucson hotel struck him on the Benson highway 36 miles east of here.
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J. W. Burge
RT. 3
State Highway Department
Edward Kendall
Tucson
Burke
Benson Highway
Here
Trial reset in simple battery case against Helen Soza
Helen Soza of 1007 South Sixth Avenue faced simple battery charges after allegedly striking Alice Harding of 99 West Kennedy Street. Court reset today to July 9 for further proceedings.
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Helen Soza
South Sixth Avenue
Justice Court
Alice Harding
West Kennedy Street
Two 16 Year Olds Held on Theft Charges
Border patrol inspectors arrested two 16 year old boys in the railroad yards for petty theft. The pair admitted stealing a case of 12 quart bottles of gin from Ritter Walker Distributing Company.
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Border Patrol
Ritter Walker Distributing Company
Man Released, Robert Emery Arrested on Battery Charge
Robert Emery a 27 year old African American of 108 West Ochoa street was released from the county hospital today in time to face arrest on charges of simple battery for an incident with Ida Mae Fowles on May 23 He allegedly stabbed Fowles and was stabbed in return by her He pleaded guilty in justice court and received a 30 day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emery
West Ochoa Street
Ida Mae Fowles
Local Musicians Union Chief Returns From AFM Convention
ERNIE LEWIS secretary of the local musicians union has returned from the 45th annual convention of the American Federation of Musicians held in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Lewis
American Federation of Musicians
Indianapolis
Red Cross To Start New First Aid Class In Safford
The Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross will begin a new first aid class at 1 p.m. Monday at Safford Junior High School with Peter Aden as instructor.
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Tucson
The
American Red Cross
Safford
Peter Aden
C M E Methodist Church Chicken Dinner Tonight
The C M E Methodist church will hold a chicken dinner at 7 o clock this evening. For further information, call 4253.
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C. M. E. Methodist Church
Temperature readings at Mt Lemmon top summer haven
Readings show 49 degrees and 76 degrees on Wednesday at the Mt Lemmon summit weather site.
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Summer Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Townsend Club No. 12 Plans Friday Meeting at 522 North Second
The Townsend Club No. 12 will gather Friday evening at 8 o'clock at 522 North Second Avenue. Members are urged to attend and discuss forthcoming events and activities.
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Townsend Club No. 12
North Second Avenue
Dairy professor attends American Dairymen convention
Richard N. Davis of the University of Arizona dairy husbandry department attends the American Dairymen convention at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana and is expected to return next week.
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Richard N. Davis
University of Arizona
Purdue University
LaFayette
Indiana
Indians Gather for All-Indian Pow Wow in Flagstaff
Chiefs and tribes from about a dozen southwest reservations converge on Flagstaff for the All-Indian Pow Wow to run July 2 through 4. An estimated 10 000 people are expected as wagons and riders travel to the event, featuring tribal dances and rodeo acts that attract many white spectators.
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Flagstaff
Vaughan C. Wallace
Arraignments Set Tomorrow in Federal Indictments
Arraignments for defendants indicted by a federal grand jury will be held at 10 a m tomorrow before Judge Dave W Ling. Defendants arrive from Globe Prescott and Tucson and five remain in custody of other districts. Charges include Dyer act forgery escape immigration laws. Most pleas likely in fall as Judge Ling leaves for Los Angeles Saturday.
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Phoenix
Dave W. Ling
Globe
Prescott
Tucson
U. S. Attorney’s Office
U. S
Ling
Los Angeles
District Court
Albert M. Sames
Dist. Atty
Frank E. Flynn
Mexico Solons Meet July 25
Mexico City June 27 An extraordinary session of the Mexican congress will begin July 25 to debate compulsory military training and ratify the Sinclair expropriation settlement. The call came from the permanent congressional commission citing the measures’ transcendental importance and urgency. The Sinclair deal valued at 8 500 000 was announced May 8 as full payment for seized properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Mexico
Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair
Permanent Congressional Commission
Treasury
Eduardo Suarez
Woman's Nieces Death From Driving Accident in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico Miss Mildred Carter after kissing her niece Maria Gomez goodbye drove to a restaurant. A hospital message revealed her car had run over the child Maria died of a fractured skull. Police held Miss Carter on a charge of lacking a driver's license. A neighbor said the child stepped into the path of the car as it moved past.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mildred Carter
Maria
Miss Carter
Time Limit For Cotton Shipments Extended
The agriculture department extended export deadlines for subsidized cotton and cotton products from July 31 to October 31 and from October 31 to November 30. Secretary Wallace cited wartime Europe, cargo shortages, and disrupted shipping as causes for delays, with about 400000 bales remaining to be exported.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Europe
Huge Relief Bill Signed By President
President Roosevelt signed a $1,157,711,357 relief appropriation bill barring WPA work relief to aliens and subversive advocates. It requires sworn statements that beneficiaries are not Communists or Bund members. The WPA share totals $975,650,000 with eight month spending flexibility and an expected 2,000,000 monthly enrollment. The bill also allows Civilian Conservation Corps to train enrollees in noncombatant military skills with $25,000,000 allocated.
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Washington
UPA
Roosevelt
Bund
WPA
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Storm Tears Roof From New Tucson Storeroom
J. D. Nevelle of Emery Park watched a freak summer storm level his new storeroom in Tucson. A hailstorm shattered windows and a high wind hurled the 16 by 25 foot roof 600 feet, completely destroying the building while his two sleeping children hid nearby.
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J. D. Nevelle
Emery Park
Nevelle
Cornell to Host Psychologists at Summer Station
An unusual use of academic facilities at Cornell University during vacation will bring a group of psychologists to the Cornell Summer Station in Psychology. The guests will study and conduct research with no tuition or fees charged.
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Ithaca, N. Y. UP
Cornell University
Cornell
China to inspect all peanuts before export to US defense projects
China plans to inspect every peanut prior to shipment to the United States for defense related work such as airport construction, aiming to ensure quality and compliance for security sensitive projects.
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China
America
Phoenix Pastor Named Franciscan Provincial
The Rev. Martin Knauff O F M was elected provincial for the Franciscan western province covering Arizona California Oregon Washington and Utah. He will serve a three year term after serving 12 years as pastor of St Marys Catholic church in Phoenix and three years as vice provincial. His successor at St Marys will be named this week.
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Phoenix
Martin Knauff
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Arizona
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Father Martin
St Mary’s Church
Chilean Merchant Marine Helpless After Valparaiso Storm
Chile's merchant fleet suffers severe losses as several vessels are destroyed during the violent Valparaiso storm. Rescue teams assess the damage and count casualties and missing survivors.
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Chile
Valparaiso
Phoenix Child Dies Of Scorpion Sting
An 18 month old child died in a Phoenix hospital after being stung by a scorpion while in bed with her mother. The incident occurred late last night and authorities reported the death today.
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Phoenix
Scorpion Sting
Sae
Pat Ie
Rios
Oldest USM Acknowledged as Western Hemisphere College
The University of San Marcos in Peru is identified as the oldest institution of higher learning in the western hemisphere, marking a historic milestone for higher education in the region.
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Western Hemisphere
The
University of San Marcos
Peru
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Dordogne
Dordogne Department
London
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Guam
UW. S
Mid-Pacific
Samoa
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Marquesas Islands
Red Cross
Coronado
Oakland
Steinfeld
Morrell's Pride
Wisconsin
Doz. Lée
Kentucky
Otto
Heinz
College Inn
del Monte
Scott Towels
Sun Brite Cleanser
Miller Hi-Life
Balboa Beer Case
Steinfeld’s Zekwéce
Hill’s Or
S&w Coffee
Carnation
Borden's Milk
Lipton’ Tea
Colorado
Webster’s
C&h
Best Foods Mayonnaise
S&w
Wilson’s Pound Glass Chicken & Noodles
Usher
Elsie
Borden
Borden's
Iden
St. Charles
Maricopa
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