The Union Service Speaker Urges Peace Strategy
Rev. Francis T. Brown of Grace Episcopal church spoke at the First Methodist church union service titled Winning the Peace. He urged a Christian peace based on justice and opportunity for all, contrasting attitudes toward the multitude and stressing compassion as the path to lasting harmony.
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Francis T. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Mr. Brown
Buddha
Mohammed
Voltaire
Schopenhauer
Nietzsche
Jesus
Mary
Robert
Sicily
Reinold Schairer
Germany
Hitler
America
Owen D. Young
God
Wallace
Free World Association
New York
Canterbury
William Temple
Farm Hand Baumbholtz Stars for Great Lakes Navy Team
Great Lakes Naval Training Station center fielder Frank Baumbholtz, a property of the Cincinnati Reds, headlines a standout showing for the service team.
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Great Lakes, Ill
Frank Baumbholtz
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cincinnati Reds
United Kingdom Salvages 176000 Tons of Iron and Steel
In seven weeks the United Kingdom salvaged 176000 tons of iron and steel through salvage operations. The effort reflects rapid recovery of critical metals for postwar industry.
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United Kingdom
E. J. Hand Museum Opens at AVA Ranch Near Douglas
Memorial museum honoring pioneer E. J. Hand opened to the public near the AVA ranch entrance. Dr. E. W. Adamson oversees the site while Emil W. Haury and his family help arrange the artifacts including Navajo silver and other historic objects donated by Hand.
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Douglas
Daily Citizen
E. J. Hand
Ava Ranch
E. W. Adamson
Hand
Byron Cummings
Archaeology
University of Arizona
All Southwestern
University Museum
Emil W. Haury
University
Trucking Firm Fined for Interstate Commerce Violations
In Phoenix a $3,100 fine is levied against Consolidated Copperstate Lines Inc. for rebates and false records. Company president H W Steele receives $250, Tucson businessmen Jacob Jacobs and Constantine Pappadeas are fined $200 and $100 respectively. Others, L Roy Martin, R M Hartley, and M J Harrold, face court appearances.
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Phoenix
Consolidated Copperstate Lines Inc
U. S. District Court
H. W. Steele
Jacob Jacobs
Tucson
Copper State Iron and Metals Company
Constantine Pappadeas
Arizona Hide and Metal Company
Robert Nicolai
L. Roy Martin
Los Angeles
R. M. Hartley
M. J. Harrold
Malnutrition among miners linked to France coal shortage
Report notes that malnutrition of miners now working is one cause of France's current coal shortage.
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France
Assessments Made On Rail and Phone Holdings in Arizona
Arizona state tax commission assigns total property valuations for railroads and telephone telegraph firms totaling about 88.76 million dollars up from last year. Ten railroad companies assessed at 77.51 million and ten telephone firms at 11.24 million, signaling a possible rate reduction from 1.67. Major values include Santa Fe 33.68 million and Southern Pacific 42.32 million.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Arizona
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Apache Railway Company
Apach
Navajo Counties
Arizona Lumber and Tomber Company
Coconino
Magma Arizona Railroad Company
Pinal
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Morenci
Greenlee
Ray and Gila Valley Railroad Company
Pinal and
Gila
South West Lumber Mills
McNary — Unit
Apache
Tucson
Tucson, Cornelia and Gila Bend Railroad Company
Pima and
Maricopa
Verde Tunnel and Smelter Gn Company
Yavapai
Telephone and Telegraph
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telaph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Arizona Edison Company
Citizens Utilities Company
W. G. Keiser
Navajo-Apache Telephone System
Ray Electric Company
Utah Parks Company
Cooked Plane Bodies Offer New Horizons
Camden June 29 Eight times faster and cheaper than other methods Vidal Research Corp pounds out aircraft bodies by cooking plastic plywood onto wooden molds. President Eugene L. Vidal says the process yields lighter, rust-free, vibration-resistant planes with shapes such as corkscrews. A wooden auxiliary fuel tank can also be produced and dropped when empty.
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Camden
N. J
Vidal Research Corporation
Eugene L. Vidal
Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Vidal
Air Corps
Argentina Bans Advertising Along National Highways
Argentina imposes a nationwide ban on roadside advertising along all highways. The measure aims to reduce visual clutter and improve driver safety. Officials say the rule will affect billboards and external ads nationwide with phased implementation.
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Argentina
Prospective Gunner Praises Tucson Detective For Help
A Tucson city detective James Herron helped a young man avoid jail after arrest for passing bogus checks. The youth, seeking Army service, asked for a suspended sentence to join aerial gunner training. Herron approved the mercy and the letter thanked him for aiding both the husband and wife.
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Tucson
James Herron
Herron
Air Corps
110 Fatalities On Highways In Six Months
Arizona recorded 110 motor vehicle deaths in six months with three on a single fatal weekend. Paul Bryan and Pvt. Dale A. Furby died when their gas tanker overturned at Florence Junction as 6500 gallons of gasoline ignited. Dolores Jacobo died in a head on crash on state highway 95 near Somerton. Galves and two others were hospitalized. The Lang Transportation truck carried the gas load. Coroner E O Devine noted Furby was en route from Camp Young Indio California to West Virginia.
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Arizona
Paul Bryan
Los Angeles
Dale A. Furby
Valley Head
W. Va
Bryan
Florence Junction
Dolores Jacobo
Coachella
Calif
Furby
Lang Transportation Corporation
E. O. Devine
Camp Young
Indio
West Virginia
Newsmen Hear Censorship Talk in Phoenix Meeting
A special Arizona Newspapers Association session in Phoenix on July 5 will feature W. H. Mylander from the U S office of censorship discussing wartime news coverage challenges. The event at Hotel Adams replaces a planned Flagstaff gathering and includes a luncheon and business meeting.
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Phoenix
Arizona Newspapers Association
W. H. Mylander
U. S. Office of Censorship
Arizona
Charles A. Mitten Mesa
Flagstaff
Hotel Adams
Army Construction Contracts Set in Southwest Worth Seven Million
Dallas June 29. Colonel Stanley L. Scott announces contracts totaling about seven million dollars for Army construction in the southwest. Awards, supervised by the U S district engineer at Albuquerque, N M, were announced today.
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Dallas
Tex
Army
Southwest
Stanley L. Scott
Southwestern Division
U. S
Albuquerque
N. M
Betts Seeks Arizona Views on Truck Mileage Rules
Amos A. Betts, chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission, heads to Washington to press Arizona positions on a war department plan limiting truck and railroad mileage. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing is set for July 1. Betts argues the 300 mile restriction is impracticable in the state due to limited rail service and would harm private industry and war efforts.
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Phoenix
Amos A. Betts
State Corporation Commission
Washington, D. C
Arizona
War Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Betts
John L. Rogers
Commission
Limited Paths for English-Speaking Girls in Chile
An article notes that employment opportunities for English-speaking girls in Chile are confined mainly to office work and teaching, highlighting gender and vocational restrictions in the era.
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Chile
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