Four Admit Aggravated Battery in Rape Case
Four defendants pleaded guilty to aggravated battery in a case involving Margaret MacDonald. The assault with intent to commit rape count was dismissed after the district attorney consented. Sentencing set for tomorrow. jury pay costs noted.
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Harry ©. Juliani
Martin Rogers
Francisco
Roberto Valenzuela
Gonzales Garcia
Abraham Baltares
Margaret MacDonald
Frank Thomas
Bisbee
William G. Haljl
Garcia
Juliani
Phoenix
Census Of Jap Residents In State Planned
Senator Hayden reveals the War Department discussed a census of Japanese residents in Arizona outside relocation camps. The move aims to safeguard production and installations from sabotage and to prevent personal violence, with military intelligence to count all Japanese residents in the state. He warns of possible retaliation by the Japanese government.
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Washington
Arizona
War Department
Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Joseph T. McNarney
Brehon H. Somervell
Services of Supply
Army Aviation Heads At Conference Here
About 40 officers and enlisted men from the San Bernardino district of the U S Army Air Corps convened for a two day conference at Davis Monthan field. Major K W Dech directed sessions on aircraft maintenance with Col Wilson V Newhall hosting. Visiting officers stay at the Santa Rita hotel and attend an entertainment this afternoon.
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San Bernardino
U. S. Army Air Corps
California
Arizona
Nevada
Davis- Monthan Field
K. W. Dech
Wilson V. Newhall
Davis-Monthan
Santa Rita Hotel
Ration Board Urges Gasoline Form Requests For Emergency A Books
Local ration board advises service stations to contact distributors for gasoline ration book blanks or pick up emergency forms. Delays blamed on mail and distributor communication. volunteers asked to aid processing as 30,000 certificates and A books demand rises.
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Oil Company
Petroleum Industry
Tucson
Transportation Committee
Insurance Firm Denied Life Mutual Plan in Arizona
The Arizona corporation commission denied International Insurance Company of Phoenix a life insurance mutual company license. It cited a small population and competition from established firms, noting only three similar ventures succeeded in 25 years. The plan would have reallocated $4.765 million of existing insurance and relied on a dual-pay policy.
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Phoenix
International Insurance Company of
Arizona Corporation Commission
Amos A. Betts
William Petersen
National Union Insurance Company
International
Maricopa County
Barking Sands Beach on Kauai Noted for Audible Sand
The island of Kauai, the fourth largest in Hawaii, features a beach where the sand squeaks and emits a barking sound underfoot, attracting curiosity about its unusual acoustic property and the local coastal environment.
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Kauai
Hawaiian Islands
Nonferrous Metals To Be Collected By City Garbage Trucks
City cooperates with Pima county salvage committee to collect copper aluminum brass lead zinc and iron via incinerator routes. Outlying residents urged to bring metals to large bins at Willbrooks Texaco Country Club road Broadway Vance's station Sixth street Park avenue Vogels station Speedway North Stone Buckley's station 2901 South Sixth Avenue.
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Pima County Salvage Committee
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Tecson City
Willbrinks
Texaco
Country Club Road
Broadway
Vance’s
General Petroleum
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Vogel
Union
Speedway
North Stone Avenue
Buckley
Signal
South Sixth Avenue
Mecca and Medina Highlighted in Hejz Saudis
The two holy cities Mecca and Medina sit in the Hejz region of Saudi Arabia, underscoring their religious significance and shared geography within the peninsula.
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Mecca
Medina
Hejz
Saud Arabia
Ex-throne Room Under American Flag at Iolani Palace
The only ex-throne room under the American flag is in Iolani Palace Honolulu, formerly occupied by Hawaiian monarchs.
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Iolani Palace
Honolulu
Sabino Canyon Basin Scene Of Fire On Sunday
A small brush fire in Sabino Canyon basin Sunday afternoon was blamed on dry lightning. Three lightning fires were reported that day on the Catalina mountains and Romero pass, all under control with federal prison camp firefighters aiding.
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Sabino Canyon Basin
Forest Service
Catalina Mountains
Ranger
Romero Pass
Sabino Basin
Forest Office
Mt. Lemmon
Help Wanted to Check Tucson Grocery Prices
The Office of Price Administration calls for 50 women to canvass 200 Tucson grocery stores to price commodities under price regulations. The price panel, led by L. B. Hermes Roy Drachman and A. Louis Slonaker, seeks volunteers with gasoline coupons to travel the city.
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Office of Price Administration
Tucson
Nicholas
Office of the
L. B. Hermes
Roy Drachman
A. Louis Slonaker
Block Plan
Way Found For B And C Holders To Enjoy Vacation
The district office of the OPA outlines a plan allowing B or C book holders to place their book with a board for safekeeping and travel on an A book. After receiving a temporary possession receipt, drivers can vacation legally using the A book, avoiding trouble with supplemental gas rations and mileage limits. This nonbinding procedure aims to ease traveler guilt while preserving ration controls.
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OPA
Johnson Dog Recovers Bertha Carranza Purse
A Johnson family dog recovered a black leather purse found near the Mrs C H Johnson residence at 3410 East Speed Way. The purse contained only Bertha Carranza’s social security card. Authorities seek contact details at the police station. the dog owner plans to deliver the item.
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Bertha A. Carranza
North Africa Relief Need Smaller Than Expected
The Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation said relief needs in North Africa are far less than anticipated and most Tunisia relief work is now on a commercial basis. E R Fryer of San Francisco, long in charge of Tunisia relief, is named chief of the North Africa mission, succeeding Fred K Koehler who is reassigned.
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Washington
North Africa
Tunisia
Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
E. R. Fryer
San Francisco
Fryer
Fred K. Koehler
Local Civil Defense Cadets to Start Training
Two person teams will cover about eight stores each as part of a city civil defense effort. Training begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday with instructions from Fred Blanc at the Chamber of Commerce. Nicholas urges interested residents to contact the Red Cross or the city hall civilian defense office.
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Fred Blanc
Chamber of Commerce
Nicholas
Red Cross
County Board Fights Federal Wildlife Rule
The Pima county board of supervisors urged Senator Hayden to oppose a pending federal bill to grant the national government power to issue hunting licenses to curb wildlife population. They argue wildlife control is a state function and warn the law would remove it from states, noting Arizona already has limited wildlife and federal land ownership at 65 percent. Senator McCarran of Nevada pushed the bill at the urging of cattlemen alleging wildlife harms vegetation.
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Pima
Arizona
Sen. McCarran
Nevada
Fairbanks Gives Up Movies For Duration
In the Mediterranean June 27 Lieutenant Douglas Fairbanks Jr announces he will quit films for the duration. He served in recent engagements and plans to join future scrapes, while stationed aboard a U S warship.
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Mediterranean
U.P
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Fairbanks
U. S
Proposal to set aside land stirs sportsmen protests
The land proposal for cattle feed has drawn strong opposition from sportsmen and game protection groups, who warn it could affect grazing and wildlife habitats. Local officials urge careful study while advocates push for conservation measures.
Nazi Drive Against Guerillas Is Broken
Germany reports a major offensive in southern Yugoslavia has been broken by eight German and vassal divisions including the SS. The Prince Eugen division sustained especially severe losses, according to a London radio broadcast.
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Germany
Yugoslavia
London Radio
Prince Eugen
Population near Mount Etna Tops Quarter Million
Report notes nearly 250000 people reside at the base of Mount Etna in a region likely influenced by volcanic activity and tourism.
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Mount Etna
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