Regents May Hear Arizona President Home Purchase Fight
The University of Arizona regents plan a public discussion on the Mansfield home purchase controversy and authority to enter long term contracts. Mansfield and his attorney may pursue court action if the board proceeds, while bids for a men’s dormitory and a $250000 bond issue are also on the agenda.
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Regents
Mansfield
Monte Mansfield
University of Arizona
Board of Regents
Cleon Knapp
Ralph Bilby
Osborn
University
Alfred Atkinson
B. D. Ring
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Boston
Furry Gangster of the Desert Featured in Textbook
Jack O'Connor of the University of Arizona has an article on the coyote in a spring textbook Models and Motivation for Writing from Thomas Nelson and sons. The piece first appeared in Field and Stream in 1936 and was reprinted in Readers Digest.
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Jack O'Connor
University of Arizona
Thomas Nelson and Sons
New York
Templeman, Roberts and Treleace
University of Illinois
Urbana
O'Connor
Field and Stream
Reader's Digest
O’connor
Mark Twain
Henry David Thoreau
Donald Culross Peattie
Finished Copper Goods Production Makes Mark
Movement of copper in finished products from plants in May rose to 139 164 tons, a new monthly high, exceeding March and April shipments. Latin American copper, 49 190 tons, fueled the demand for domestic manufacture, while on hand and on order deficits reached 264 850 tons.
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New York
Latin America
Campbell Serves In British Armored Division
Sir Malcolm Campbell once land speed record holder now serves as an officer in a British armored division as reported by the Daytona Beach Sun-Record. Campbell, famed for breaking 300 miles per hour, is described in a brief dispatch dated Daytona Beach Florida June 27.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Birds Ride Strong Winds At High Altitude Migrations
Birds migrate high above Earth using persistent updrafts and powerful winds reaching up to 100 miles per hour at 3.5 miles altitude. The rapid air currents aid long distance travel and speed during seasonal movement.
Professors Speak to Wide Audiences Across the State
University faculty and staff gave numerous public addresses during the last school year. Dean G M Butler led with 21 talks reaching about 1613 listeners across Los Angeles Tucson radio programs and high schools.
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Dean G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
Los Angeles
Colorado
Tucson
Rotary
John D. Fitz-Gerald
Dean Butler
Miles Casteel
Phoenix
Casteel
J. F. McKale
William Davis Rites To Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for William Davis 64 Negro who died Tuesday at the National Military Home at Sawtelle California will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in Brings chapel Burial will be in the Soldiers plot in Evergreen cemetery Davis served with General Pershing s expedition into Mexico and saw action in the World war He was a member of Charles Young Post of the American Legion He was a native of Richmond Virginia and came here in 1929 from Bisbee He was taken from the U S Veterans hospital here on June 15
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William Davis
National Military Home
Sawtelle
Calif
Bring’s Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Davis
General Pershing
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Charles Young
American Legion
Richmond
Bisbee
Mr. Davis
U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
Game Group Meets Tonight at Pima County Court House
Tucson Game Protective association members gather at 8 p m in the justice court room to view colored motion pictures of grizzly and black bear elk moose caribou Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and Alaskan white sheep loaned by Ernest Miller a Montana rancher and big game guide. Garvin Smith will report on a Catalina mountains sheep survey.
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Rocky Mountain
Tucson Game Protective Association
Justice Court
Pima County Court House
Elkhorn Ranch
Montana
Tucson
Garvin Smith
Coronado National Forest
Catalina Mountains
First Voters Ask Day Milk Delivery Here
The postal card vote on day delivery of milk in Tucson stood 156 for and 26 against. Housewives were urged to indicate preference by mailing cards to City Clerk Irvin as drivers and dairy operators promised to aid council in gauging patron will.
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Tucson
Charles C. Irvin
Aggie Program Outlined For State Session
Teachers of vocational agriculture met at the University of Arizona campus for a three day session. Committee reports covered work done and plans for the coming year. A livestock clinic was held at the university farm with leaders in agricultural education and dairy husbandry. The conference closes tomorrow with additional campus meetings.
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Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
University of Arizona
Humanities
T. D. Watson
F. I. Gano
Edgar McEuen
Dewey Powell
W. P. Beard
Federal Department of Agricultural Education
Washington
University
Campbell Avenue
L. D. Klemmedson
C. D. Wilson
Clyde Rowe
R. H. Riddell
Gage Upson Elected Mayor of Y Camp at Groom Creek
Gage Upson was elected mayor of the state YMCA camp at Groom Creek near Prescott by campers of the third section. He also won the 100 yard dash and 40 yard crawl stroke in the camp swimming meet. Murray Woods of Tucson won the diving event. Elmer F. Coble reports a rifle range donated by Thomas Imler and a cabin donated by M. B. Hazeltine were presented Sunday. The Hazeltine cabin houses six fight boys from Tucson. cabin leader Rollin Burr. Total Tucson attendance for the first three sections is 108, up from 91 last year. Fourth section leaves July 3.
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Gage Upson
Groom Creek
Prescott
Upson
Murray Woods
Tucson
Elmer F. Coble
Thomas Imler
Phoenix
M. B. Hazeltine
Fight
Hazeltine Cabin
Rollin Burr
University Heights
Hazeltine
Coble
Red Cross Training Camp Established
A Red Cross nurses training camp opened at Bryn Mawr college in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania during the present emergency. Sponsored by the American Red Cross with Bryn Mawr and the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania the camp aims to train more nurses to support the defense program and armed forces.
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Bryn Mawr
Red Cross
Bryn Mawr College
American Red Cross
Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
Batista Reinstates Longest Serving Cuban Officials
After mass dismissals during reform, President Batista restores all workers who had twenty or more years of service, addressing veteran employees who felt unjustly removed.
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Cuba
Batista
Community Chest Urged For Tucson
Salvation Army advisory board urges early formation of a Tucson Community Chest. USO national drive aims to combine appeals with local effort to reduce separate campaigns. Captain Anderson notes USO includes YMCA YWCA Catholic service Jewish Welfare and Salvation Army locally and invites Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to participate.
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Tucson
Salvation Army Advisory Board
United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
Kenneth E. Anderson
USO
YMCA
YWCA
National Catholic Community Service
Jewish Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
Carrton E. Towne
O. K. Timberman
P. H. Ross
Carlton E. Towne
H. O. Janstad
Hyman Myerson
Mass Mansfield
George Bedell
Roy Confer
O. W. Timberman
W. F. Kimball
Max Klinger
W. A. Sayer
Kenneth Anderson
Negroes Excluded From Plane Plant
Hartford June 27. A congressional committee examining defense worker migration heard testimony that Negroes were barred from jobs at the Pratt and Whitney division plant. Employment Supervisor Thomas J. Downs said the company policy mirrored the Navy’s, claiming they are ahead of schedule as the nation’s sole engine factory striving for timely output.
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Hartford
Conn
America
New Jersey
Thomas J. Downs
United Aircraft
Pratt and Whitney
United States Navy
United States
Boy Scouts Camp Overnight Hike on Mt Lemmon
Boy Scouts at Camp Lawton on Mt Lemmon engaged in an overnight camping hike on Wednesday. The camp fire program featured boxing matches and ghost stories led by Allan Thomas and Smokey Thane.
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Camp Lawton
Mt. Lemmon
Allan Thomas
Smokey Thane
Mount McKinley Stands as North America's Highest Peak
Mount McKinley in Alaska is identified as the highest mountain on the North American continent, rising above surrounding ridges and drawing explorers and researchers to study its summit and geology.
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Mount McKinley
Alaska
Highway Group Fires Two In Economy Move
In Phoenix on June 27 the state highway department dismissed Ethel Hickman and Ray McCauley as part of a budget economy. Sid Smyth, personnel director, said no severance with the state safety council occurred. William Strode will assume Hickman and McCauley duties. Hickman was executive secretary of the safety council.
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Phoenix
Ethel Hickman
State Highway Department
Sid Smyth
State Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Smyth
Council
William Strode
Miami
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Red Cross Workers Arrive in Tucson for Talks
Mrs. Mabel Axline chairman of volunteer service of the Pacific area with offices in San Francisco will arrive in Tucson Wednesday and stay until Thursday evening. She will confer with Dr. Royal W. Rudolph Tucson chapter chairman Mrs. Boyd Morehead volunteer service chair and Miss Margret A. Link executive secretary of the local chapter.
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Mabel Axline
Pacific Area
San Francisco
Tucson
Royal W. Rudolph
American Red Cross
Boyd Morehead
Margret A. Link
Highway Funds Approved By Commission
The Arizona state highway commission adopted a 10.93 million dollar budget for 1841 42 with July 1 start. It designated 11 projects under an 8 percent system including Apache Coconino Navajo Pima Pinal Greenlee Mohave Yavapai and Yuma counties and awarded a 36785 contract to Phoenix Tempe Stone Co for U S 66 repairs near Winslow. The next meeting is July 11.
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Phoenix
State Highway Commission
Congress
Arizona
Apache County
Holbrook
Springerville
Coconino
Williams-Grand Canyon
Navajo
Showlow
Pima
Tucson
Benson
Pinal
Superion
Greenlee County
Clifton
San Francisco
Duncan-Virden
N. M
Mohave
Yavapai
Yuma
U. S. 66
Winslow
Retired Officers Get Full Pay When Called to Duty
President Roosevelt signed a bill granting full pay to all retired Army Navy and Marine corps officers and enlisted men when recalled to active duty. The measure applies to those on pension and reserves across services.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Siberian Teacups That Hold Heat and Last Months
The article describes teacups made from tightly compressed tea leaves that function as both cup and drink. When hot water is poured in, part of the interior melts, but the cups remain usable for about six months.
Speculators warned as prices for essential commodities loom
Washington dispatch reports price administrator Leon Henderson warning speculators in essential foods face risk of disaster as ceilings are studied for cottonseed and west coast lumber. He says prices will not rise unchecked, urging sellers to expect lower prices and noting producers gain little from speculative spikes while consumers pay.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
FDR Urges Navajo To Accept Plans
In Gallup New Mexico on June 27 President Roosevelt urged Navajos to accept government programs for stock reduction range improvement and water development J C Morgan chairman of the tribal council announced The President said the improvements are for the tribe s future and that sacrifices are required to make the plan work
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Gallup, N. M
Roosevelt
J. C. Morgan
Morgan
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Community Chest Urged
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