YMCA Leader Ellenwood to Speak at Tucson Event
James L. Ellenwood, New York City YMCA executive secretary and author, will address Tucson audiences in a high school auditorium talk on youth, delinquency, and character during YMCA centennial events. Admission is free, with an organ prelude and multiple speaking engagements across the day.
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James Lee Ellenwood
New York City
Tucson High School
Ellenwood
Will Rogers
Parents’ Magazine
Time Out
YMCA
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
J. D. Guthrie
Kiwanis ¢ Club
Consolidated Vultee
Drop Bonus Stimulus For Tungsten Mining
Wartime government bonus to spur tungsten mining will end April 30 as tungsten stockpiles suffice for a year. Foreign Economic Administration adjusts abroad purchases. premiums remain for Bland tungsten producers until April 30 and MRD buys at 24 dollars until June 30. Termination payments of 3 dollars per unit apply for the balance of the year.
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F. Sommer Schmidt
War Production Board
Foreign Economic Administration
Metals Reserve Company
Tourists Count Outlook at Grand Canyon February Visit
Arizona's Grand Canyon drew 1,875 visitors in February, higher than 1,483 in the same month of 1943, according to the National Parks Service. The month’s tally reflects continued interest in the natural wonder despite wartime constraints.
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Canyon
Grand Canyon
Mar
Arizona
National Parks Service
Stimson Warns On Extending Lend Lease To Prolong War
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that failure to extend the lend lease program would prolong the war and raise costs. He urged continuing aid through June 30 and beyond, citing intensified fighting in the Atlantic and Pacific. Secretary of State Stettinius and Leo Crowley supported the measure.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
Henry L. Stimson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Atlantic
Pacific
Stimson
Stettinius, Jr
Leo Crowley
Fragmented OCR reads of a local notice and edits
The readable text shows damaged lines about pets, marches, and a garbled sequence of words mentioning London, tokens, and stomps. The fragmentary items hint at a temporary schedule or event notes but lack clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Pre Induction Age Program Expands
The Army and Navy announce a substantial expansion of the ASTP to include more 17 year olds and broaden the program after the transfer of 110,000 of 140,000 ASTP students to military duty by April. 17 year olds may enroll after qualifying tests, with Navy paths offering officer training, while civilian study remains for ASTP reserves.
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Washington
Mar
Army Specialized Training Reserve
Army
ASTP
Navy
Navy College
War Department
Price Control to Last Long After War Ends
California officials forecast price controls will endure well after the war. State Agriculture Director Cecil said controls may remain five years after hostilities end, despite legislation expiring six months after victory. Assistant Director Lantz warned that removing controls before supply and demand normalize would be self destructive.
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Sacramento
Mar
U.P
State Department of Agriculture
OPA
William J. Cecil
Lyman Lantz
White Sox draft case pauses signing for catcher Turned
Chicago announces catcher Tom Turned has been classified 4-F by Peoria Arizona draft board delaying his signing of an offered contract with the White Sox.
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Chicago
Mar
Tom Turned
Peoria, Ariz
Chicago White Sox
Michelson Sees Roosevelt Seeking a Fourth Term Likely
Charles Michelson publicity director emeritus and DNC adviser says Roosevelt will seek a fourth term if emergency demands it. He recalls his 1938 forecast of a third term and cites plans by James Farley to influence the Democratic convention. He notes a 1940 White House surveillance claim and reflects on Farley and Hull as potential figures in the party.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Michelson
Current American
James A. Farley
White House
Farley
Jim Farley
Jim
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York World
John J. Raskob
Charley
Arizona OPA assigns 17 agents to handle violators locally
Acting director of the district OPA announces that 17 of 34 Arizona OPA agencies will gain authority to deal directly with price violators in their communities. The move to make price panel workers part of the inflation fight follows plans to empower local boards as price control committees.
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OPA
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Mar
W.P
Price Administration
Hill
Dawn attack on Tobera airfield surprises Japanese defense
Two Mitchell aircraft escorted by P 38s attacked Tobera airfield at dawn two weeks ago. The strike wrecked Rabaul defense by surprise, shooting down five fighters as Zeros attempted to take off or taxi. Other Zeros were strafed on the ground, dispersing airborne fighters and breaking the day's defense pattern.
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South Pacific
Mar
Rabaul
Tobera
13Th Army Airforce
Bougainville
St. George's Channel
Making Steel Is Possible In 26 States
Iron ore is available for steel manufacture in 26 states and 90 percent of U S steel is produced in five states. California has large potential with 1,600,000 tons of rich ore in Shasta county. A 750,000 trial plant was proposed to process ore daily, plus chromium and manganese deposits and Shasta dam power for processing. The witnesses urged more federal funds to continue the ore survey program.
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Washington
Mar
R. R. Sayers
U. S. Bureau of Mines
House
Sayers
California
Reginald S. Dean
Bureau
Shasta County
Dean
Shasta
Welch
Brazil
Bureau of Mines
Nail Polish Related Skin Disease Found in South Africa
A South African Medical Society report identifies skin diseases linked to nail polish. One patient suffered relapsing dermatitis of the face and eyelids for eight months.
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South Africa
South African Medical Society
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Arizona Network
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Mesa, Arizona
By Lyle C. Wilson
America
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Congress Street
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Tucson
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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