London Bomb Attacks Intensify Across Britain
London faced the heaviest air raid week since December 29 as Nazi raids intensified from the east coast to Liverpool and London. Four policemen died at a station, a three story building bombed, and the Cafe de Paris owner Martin Poulsen among the dead.
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Strait of Dover
Britain
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Cafe de Paris
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Ken Johnson
Cafe Orchestra
Barry Goldwater Colorado River trip films shown at Tucson
Barry Goldwater will personally present technicolor films of his Colorado River voyage from Green River Utah to Lake Mead at Tucson senior high school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m The event funds the YMCA camp for Arizona youths with tickets 25 cents available at the YMCA Howard and Stofft and the University of Arizona cooperative book store Goldwater donated the camp property three years ago and plans to send about 180 Tucson boys if funds permit The films debuted at the YMCA dinner January 28 and sparked demand for a return showing The photographer is noted as one of America's best amateur shooters with Grand Canyon scenes and more.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Colorado River
Green River
Utah
Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
Goldwater
Tucson Senior
Hervey Smith
Tucson
Prescott
Howard and Stofft
Cooperative
University of Arizona
Phoenix
Pine Country
Colorado
America
Grand Canyon
Nogales Residents Ordered to Move Homes to Mexico
Nogales Arizona residents with incomes from Nogales Sonora must establish residence in the Mexican city under Circular No 5 explained by Samuel Espados Centena. Some Calexico Americans are taking steps to comply while most affected border towns report heavier impact.
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Ariz
Nogales Arizona
Sonora
Samuel Espados Centena
Arizona
Centeo
Calexico
Calif
Mexicali
AAA Agreements Signed by Many in Pima County
Joe King, chairman of the Pima county AAA program committee, announces that all farmers and ranchers who are cooperators have signed the agreements. The year’s soil-building work includes 486 acres alfalfa, 24,000 pounds gypsum, 2,399 acres winter legumes, 2,916 acres green manures, and 261 acres crops turned under. Earthen reservoirs totals reach 144,943 cubic yards from 32 new reservoirs and 19,242 cubic yards from 10 enlarged ones, plus 50 spreader dams.
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Pima County
AAA
Joe King
King
Rural project boosts water and land development across ranches
Eight wells were developed and 58 cubic yards of masonry dams built. One spring was developed to furnish 115 cubic feet of water. Subsoiling covered 2 092 acres on eight ranches and deferred grazing plans were placed on nine ranches totaling 22 550 acres.
Onlooker Gathers 196 Pounds From One Ounce Seed
H. J. Hutchinson of Selby England sowed one ounce of seed and harvested 196 pounds of onions in a single season.
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H. J. Hutchinson
Selby
England
Three Die In Traffic Crash Near Coolidge
Three Coolidge men died when an automobile and a truck collided on the Tucson Phoenix highway two miles south of Coolidge. Phil Sepulveda 26 Eledtora Pisano 23 and Al Morris 32 were killed. a hitchhiker driver and a woman identified as his wife denied driving the truck. An inquest was set for 5 30 p m with Coroner Charles Ellidge.
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Sepulveda
George Gadbois
H. H. Ragan
Pampa
Tex
Borger
Mesa
Pisano
Florence
Morris
Coolidge
Charles Ellidge
Arizona Oratory Finals Set for Friday Night
Seven district winners will compete in Phoenix to decide Arizona’s state champion high school orator on the United States constitution. Finalists include Gail Gibbs Williams Richard Kleindienst Winslow Alice Karam Nogales Kathryn Burt Globe Thom Murray Yuma Kenneth Shake Ray and Billy Joe Rumsey Phoenix. The winner advances to Reno Nevada April 11 for a regional meet then to Bartlesville Oklahoma April 15 with national finals in Charleston South Carolina April 18. Murray was 1940 state champion. The Arizona Republic sponsors the state event. American Legion oversees regional and national contests offering 5500 in scholarships. The Republic distributes 945 in district and state contests.
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Arizona
Gail Gibbs
Williams
Richard Kleindienst
Winslow
Alice Karam
Nogales
Kathryn Burt
Globe
Thom Murray
Yuma
Kenneth Shake
Ray
Billy Joe Rumsey
Reno
Nev
Mexico weighs permanent military mission to Washington
Mexico's foreign relations, defense and navy ministries consider establishing a permanent military mission in Washington. Military naval and aviation attaches would form the nucleus to study mutual defense cooperation should the United States be attacked or join the European war.
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Mexico City
Washington
United States War and Navy Departments
Ministries of Foreign Relations
National Defense and
Navy
National Defense Ministry
Mexico
United States
Fight manager sent to Sing Sing for grand larceny
Hymie Caplin, who has trained five world boxing champions, was sentenced to five to ten years in Sing Sing for grand larceny. He was alleged to back a ring of card sharps. Judge Brancato said the sentence reflected contempt for cheats who hit below the belt.
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New York
Hymie Caplin
Sing Sing
Kings County
Peter J. Brancato
Caplin
Creed
Horse Drivers Are Liable In Drunken Cases
Arizona Supreme Court rules that driving a horse drawn vehicle while intoxicated is a public offense. In Tom Stewart case the court denied a motion to quash, stating animal drawn vehicles fall under intoxicated driving law. Union opinions include Eckert v Miller land tax appeal and Allred estate deed cases affirmed.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Dudley W. Windes
Maricopa County
Alfred C. Lockwood
Tom Stewart
Buckeye Road
Arizona
Supreme Court
Joseph Eckert
Albert W. Storch
R. L. Miller
Yavapai Court
Henry D. Ross
S. I. Allred
Joseph Allred
Graham County Superior Court
Lockwood
Vitalized HOLSUM White Bread Ad Boosts Vitamin B
An advertisement touts HOLSUM White Bread as a natural energy source with 450 International Units of Vitamin B per loaf. It claims improved daily performance and urges shoppers to ask grocers for the bread and request the Family Vitamin Guide.
Monkeys React to Tiger Growl In Jungle Alarm
Monkeys fear the tiger's growl and lose balance, sometimes tumbling from treetops. The loud roar spooks primates, leaving them vulnerable on the ground in the jungle.
Journalism Students Enrollment Across Hundreds of Colleges
Approximately 13,995 students are enrolled in journalism courses across more than 450 colleges and universities in the United States.
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United States
Konjola Herb Medicine Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Konjola as an improved herb remedy for rheumatism neuritis stomach trouble and nervous conditions linked to digestion. It claims to restore appetite aid digestion purge gases improve nourishment and support red blood. urging readers to try the product at drugstores and avoid substitutes.
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