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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1941

Page

2

Entries Close For Dog Show Here Saturday

Tucson's 12th annual all breed dog show closes today with judging set for 11 a m Saturday through Sunday at Riverside auditorium West Congress street Mrs R C Cutler Joplin Mo to judge Boston Terriers A W Brockway Sterling Ky to judge other breeds groups and best in show Judging times Saturday 11 a m to noon 1 30 p m to 5 30 p m Sunday 11 a m to noon 1 30 p m to 5 30 p m and 8 to 9 p m Cash prizes ribbons and 130 sterling silver trophies to be awarded Blanks and information from local clinics and stores and Mrs Harry C Nixon 132 East Speedway secretary

Tucson Riverside Auditorium West Congress R. C. Cutler Joplin Boston Terriers A. W. Brockway Sterling Tucson Kennel Club American Kennel Club McQuown Small Animal Hospital East Broadway Blue Cross Hospital East Lester Catherine Romag East Fort Lowell Road Ruchill Kennels East Fort Lowell Owl Drug Company Schaimer’s Market Grant Road Campbell Bellvue Avenue Harry C. Nixon East Speedway

Engineers Outing For Tucson Area Loyalist Members

Retired members wives and widows of late Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members will attend an all day outing at Mountain House Tucson Mountain Park next Sunday in observance of the 60th anniversary of division 28 organized in Tucson March 25 1881 Reservations due by March 20 call 5269 or 4437 Two routes reach Mountain House via Ajo road Old Tucson set or Anklam road Gates Pass

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mountain House Tucson Mountain Park Tucson Ajo Anklam Road Gates Pass

University of Arizona air students enter active service

At least 15 graduates from the university aviation courses are now in flying duties or awaiting start. Dean G. M. Butler lists 16 names with affiliations to Army Navy Marines Canadian and British forces, noting more are likely.

University of Arizona-Caa G. M. Butler Engineering College Canadian Air Force Navy Air Corps Army Air Corps Marines Dean Butler C. T. Roten Harry D. Bansier Army R. W. Carlyle W. S. Jamieson Navy W. L. Sparks A. Turner H. R. Stewart A. G. Nylund W. B. Craig R. C. Wacker R. R. Bedillion W. M. Bishop W. A. Starker J. A. Marston Maston M. Jacks

James Roosevelt Secures Final Divorce Decree

Capt. James Roosevelt USMC son of the President was granted a final divorce from Betsey Cushing Roosevelt after an interlocutory decree by default last May. The move comes as Mrs Roosevelt sought cruelty, while the final decree hinges on Roosevelt being the sole resident of the state.

Los Angeles U.P James Roosevelt USMC Betsey Cushing Roosevelt Roosevelt Harvey Cushing Boston Michael Kohn San Diego Marine Corps

February Tucson thefts and recoveries totals

Tucson police reported February thefts totaling 7,414.75 with 559 recovered. Excludes 1,330 recovered for other cities. 144 major crimes led to 22 arrests: rape 1, robbery 4, aggravated assault 1, burglary 26, grand theft 10, petty theft 93, automobile theft 9.

Tucson

Salt Lake Airport traffic up sharply in 1940

Salt Lake City port officials report airport traffic rose to an average of 304 daily arrivals and departures in 1940, up from 210 in 1939 and one per day in 1926 when the port first gained importance.

Salt Lake Airport Salt Lake City Utah

British Sub Sinks Italian Condottieri A Cruiser

London March 10 The Admiralty announced a British submarine torpedoed and likely sunk an Italian Condottieri A class cruiser of about 5069 tons with 500 men. The vessel was escorted by two destroyers and observed hitting and survivor recovery for two hours. The Bartolomo Colleoni was previously sunk by Sydney and British destroyers.

London Admiralty High Command Bartolomo Colleoni Sydney

Swiss Army Adds Ski Troop Brigades Across Four Divisions

The Swiss Army announces the formation of ski troop brigades in four divisions, expanding alpine defense capabilities. The move signals a reorganization aimed at enhancing mountain warfare readiness and rapid deployment in snowy terrain.

Tucson Youth to Take Air Training

Gus A. Nylund a former University of Arizona student left for Long Beach California to begin naval aviation cadet training. He will stay about 30 days then move to Corpus Christi Texas for further flying experience and will receive a Navy air force lieutenant commission after Pensacola graduation.

Gus A. Nylund University of Arizona Long Beach Calif Nylund Corpus Christi Tex Navy Air Force Navy School Pensacola

Navy Secretary Urges Support Of Aid Bill

Navy Secretary Frank Knox told reporters in New Orleans on March 10 that the world treads closer to a frightful form of war than 90 days ago. He said Britain has not been conquered though it has been stopped, and urged support for the lend-lease bill during his Pensacola to New Orleans tour.

New Orleans Navy Frank Knox Pensacola Fla Great Britain

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