Three Injured In Auto Crashes On Pima Highways
Two men face reckless driving charges after two separate crashes on Pima county roads last night. W P Chester and Bessie Manier were cut when their car hit Robert Montano's vehicle on the Oracle road. Chester filed a reckless driving charge. Frank Martinez was injured when his car collided with Francisco Flores’s truck on the Casa Grande highway. Flores’s truck overturned, four others unhurt, Martinez arrested. Joaquin Montoya of Eloy pleaded innocent to reckless driving after a Wednesday night arrest on the Casa Grande highway. trial set for March 10.
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W. P. Chester
Bessie Manier
Sahuaro
Twin Buttes
Chester
Robert Montano
Oracle
Oracle Road
Tucson
Montana
Justice Court
Frank Martinez
Cortaro
Francisco Flores
Eloy
Casa Grande Highway
Here
Martinez
Flores
Joaquin Montoya
Casa Grande
James Stewart Classified 1-A in Hollywood Draft
Hollywood actor James Stewart has been placed in class 1-A by his draft board making him available for military service. A week earlier he won the Oscar for The Philadelphia Story and starred as a newspaper man in the film.
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Hollywood
Calif
James Stewart
Stewart
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Philadelphia Story
Witness Absences Delay Graves County Civil Suit
In Graves circuit court the civil case with attorney Farland Robbins stalled as four witnesses failed to appear. One was in Mayfield city jail another in Paducah jail a third serving a Missouri prison sentence and the fourth with the Kentucky national guard at Camp Shelby Mississippi.
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Mayfield
Farland Robbins
Graves
Robbins
Mayfield City
Paducah
Missouri
Kentucky National Guard
Camp Shelby
Miss
Roving Hollander Is Kept At Home
Amsterdam correspondent reports the Flying Dutchman living quiet nights at home under occupation. Dutch life shifts to board games, reading, and state radio, with curfews and air raid rules shaping daily routines. Night life reduces to small pubs and tram schedules in The Hague.
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the Hague
Willem
Seven Seas
Julian Eltinge Dies at 59 in New York Apartment
Julian Eltinge a famed female impersonator age 59 died in his New York City apartment after a ten day kidney illness. He had been unable to attend a Diamond Horseshoe comeback engagement since last May. Lambs actors society members delayed funeral plans awaiting instructions from his California health-farm owning mother. no other survivors were listed.
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Julian Eltinge
Eltinge
Diamond Horseshoe
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Lambs
Actors’ Society
California
Germany Shipped 851 659 Har Monicas to U S Last Year
An official trade report shows Germany exported 851 659 har monicas to the United States during the previous year amid broadened cultural export figures and consumer demand in North America.
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Germany
United States
Nazi Bomber Shot Into Sea During Raid
A German Dornier bomber was shot down off the Norfolk coast during daylight raids on Britain. The aircraft sank after being hit by machine-gun fire as it plunged into the sea. two crew members were rescued by a motor launch. Other raiders operated near an east England town through rain and fog. London sounded alarms but no incidents followed.
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London
Norfolk
Britain
East England
Dover Strait
England
West
South
Eng
Mexico Moves to Aid Horse Breeds in Polo and Equestrian Teams
President Avila Camacho aims to boost Mexico's polo ponies and jumping horses. He sent Cavalry Major Armanio Villarreal Maya to the United States to buy top stock from Arizona and California ranches for competition and breeding purposes.
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Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Mexico
Republic
United States
Armanio Villarreal Maya
Arizona
California
Fire devastates two Neb. homes in single incident
From the frying pan Minatare Nebraska Mrs James Schooley's home burned to the ground one afternoon leaving her to spend the night at her son's farm home. At dawn next morning a blaze broke out there badly dam aging the house.
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James Schooley
Kent Coast Quiet Amid British Artillery Practice
Heavy gunfire shook houses along the Kent coast this afternoon as British artillery conducted practice rounds. Local residents were reassured by authorities that the incident was routine training with no danger to the public.
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Midlands
South Wales
Kent
University Entomologist Advises Easy Pest Remedies
University of Arizona entomologist Dr. L P Wehrle says cockroaches can be controlled by proper housekeeping and simple poisons. He recommends avoiding exposed food crumbs, inspecting store fruit and vegetable bags, using phosphorus pastes or sodium fluoride, and a borax to cocoa mix placed in roach runways or feeding areas.
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L. P. Wehrle
University of Arizona
Arizona
Wehrle
Radio talk by Wehrle Monday afternoon at university bureau
Wehrle will speak at 1 15 p m Monday through the university radio bureau with broadcasts on KTUC KOY and KSUN stations.
California Man Killed in Crash Near Winterhaven
Merton Philip York, 40, of Los Angeles was killed instantly when his truck and another automobile collided four miles west of Winterhaven, California. Miss Laysee Henri, 27, Calexico, rode with York.
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Yuma
Merton Philip York
Los Angeles
Calif
Winterhaven
Laysee Henri
Calexico
York
Inquest Set After Fatal Vehicle Crash at Winterhaven
William Stewart of Phoenix drove a truck and Emil Cuba of Yuma drove the other car in a collision that left York with a broken neck and fractured skull. No other injuries occurred. An inquest is scheduled for 3 p.m. today at Winterhaven.
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William Stewart
Phoenix
Emil Cuba
Yuma
York
Winterhaven
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