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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1940

Page

5

Honor Platoon to Feature at U A Final ROTC Review

The first platoon of troop F led by Lieut. Alden Colvocoresses will display an honor demonstration during the University of Arizona ROTC final review tomorrow night in the university stadium at 7 15. Gov. R T Jones A M Tuthill and Dr Alfred Atkinson will attend with other dignitaries as awards are given for standout cadets and units.

University of Arizona R. O. T. C. Cadet Corps Alden R. T. Jones A. M. Tuthill Arizona Alfred Atkinson Fort Huachuca W. A. Faick Military Science

Strikes Show Drop in 1939 Activity Nationwide

Washington May 1 A Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows 2 613 strikes in 1939 a decline of 159 from 1938. Last year 1 171 000 workers were involved with about one quarter of strikes under 20 workers and over one third lasting less than a week.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Sales taxes jump in April totals rise in Phoenix report

Phoenix May 1 sales tax report shows April collections at 371 819 42 dollars, up 56 577 90 from April 1939, marking the second highest monthly total since the tax began in 1934.

Phoenix State Tax Commission

Sweden Determined To Defend Her Neutrality

Prime Minister Per Albin Hansson declared Sweden would defend neutrality with all means in its power. Speaking at a May Day gathering, he said independence and freedom must be unmolested and urged loyalty and unity with the government. The article also notes that twenty three U.S. vice presidents were of English descent.

Stockholm Per Albin Hansson Sweden Hansson

Poison Plants Found Cause of Stock Loss

University of Arizona veterinary head Dr. William J. Pistor explains how poisonous plants on ranges cause stock losses. Examples include sorghums acacia mountain mahogany and Johnson grass with varying effects across cattle sheep and other livestock. Continuous feeding deficiencies and drought amplify risk with symptoms spreading across herds.

Arizona William J. Pistor Veterinary Science Department University of Arizona Pistor

Jail break costs prisoner ten years in prison

Five hours of freedom after sawing out of the Allegheny county jail proved costly to Thomas Irwin, a convicted liquor store robber. Judge Thomas Marshall sentenced him to 10 to 20 years, to run after expiration of a 12 to 25 year robbery term.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Thomas Irwin Thomas Marshall

James Bowdoin as First President of American Academy

James Bowdoin served as the inaugural president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences beginning in 1780, guiding the new institution's early leadership and direction.

James Bowdoin American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Emmons Estate Tax Payment Reported in Arizona

Phoenix May 1 An inheritance tax of 39 717 27 has been paid on the late Lawrence B Emmons Tucson announced today by state inheritance tax collector Neil Osborn Jr Emmons died in Ann Arbor Mich last year His estate had paid 31 717 27 earlier and he later established residence in Tucson after coming from California.

Phoenix Lawrence B. Emmons Tucson Neil Osborn, Jr Emmons Ann Arbor Mich California

Highway unit meeting to be held in Safford with Canada to Mexico group

Safford Arizona hosts the Canada to Mexico Highway association convention on May 10 and 11, announced secretary H L Buck. The report also notes a London sale where more than 22,000 silver fox furs changed hands.

Billings Mont Safford, Ariz H. L. Buck London

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