Moratorium on strikes urged by chamber in wartime plea
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged a nationwide moratorium on strikes that would disrupt defense output. It backed a $2 billion cut in nondefense spending and tax raises tied to the wartime emergency, while criticizing Treasury methods as severe and unrealistic.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ellsworth C. Alvord
Chamber
Finance Committee
Treasury
Army
Navy
Productio
TVA Ture
Justice Makes Funds Report by Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace C. W. Gainer reports April funds totaling 1417.57 from 156 new civil cases 97 new criminal cases and constable fees. Criminal docket includes bogus checks reckless driving theft and several license and obstruction charges.
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Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gainer
Busy Bee Causes Pacific Greyhound Bus Crash
A small bee distracted a Pacific Greyhound bus in Pinole California rear ending a car. The car lost control and overturned. No injuries reported beyond the missing bee.
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Cal
Pacific Greyhound
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Booster
An old fashioned health ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow. It claims a daily two pints of bile should flow to prevent indigestion and constipation and promises quick relief with directions for use and low prices.
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Carter
Three Routes Proposed To Relieve Tucson Traffic
C W Matthews neutral outsider and resident engineer presents three through routes for Tucson and suburbs to handle rapid growth. Proposals include a north route paralleling East Speedway, westward extension of Grant Road, and a south route south of Broadway with a west by pass between rail lines and the Santa Cruz river. Traffic surveys by Tucson Regional Plan Inc. show 25 percent trucks on North Main and 16 percent on South Sixth, with East Broadway forecast to become overburdened by new Army air base personnel.
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Tucson
Old Pueblo
C. W. Matthews
Tucson Regional Plan, Inc
Matthews
East Speedway
Grant Road
North Stone
North Sixth
North Fourth Avenue
East Broadway
Broadway
el Paso
Santa Cruz River
U. S. Army Air Base
South Sixth Avenue
18Th Street
North Fourth Avenues
Births At Stork’s Nest New Arrivals Across Town
To Mr and Mrs Sylvestre Anderson 927 North Tenth avenue a girl at 309 am April 30 Stork s Nest To Mr and Mrs Al G Aguirra 26 East Fifteenth street a girl at 855 am April 30 Stork s Nest To Mr and Mrs Frank Gallardo 514 South Russell street a girl at 648 am May 1 Stork s Nest
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Sylvestre Anderson
North Tenth Avenue
al G. Aguirra
East Fifteenth Street
Frank Gallardo
South Russell Street
Sweden to Spend Over 2.5 Million on Telephone System
Sweden plans to invest more than 2,500,000 this year to improve its telephone system. The move aims to modernize communications and expand service capacity across the country.
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Sweden
Lengthy Trial Ends Over Train Limit Law Suit
Judge Levi S. Udall recessed the Arizona against Southern Pacific trial after over one million words of testimony across 45 days. Total exhibits reached 402 as railroad filings continued. Brief schedules set for opening and reply briefs with possible year-end decision. The core issue is the constitutionality of the 70 car freight and 14 car passenger train limits.
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Levi S. Udall
Apache County
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Udall
Explosion Destroys El Cortez Theater in Hot Springs
An explosion at the El Cortez theater in Hot Springs, New Mexico, caused a major fire and seriously injured two men. Theater manager Albert McCormick, 95, and machine operator Martine Silva, 21, were pulled from the debris and hospitalized with burns and injuries. The blast broke hotel windows and damaged five nearby businesses.
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Hot Springs
N. M
el Cortez
Hot Springs Busines
Albert McCormick
Martine Silva
Italian Parachutists Occupy Greek Islands
Rome May 1 The Italian high command said Italian parachute troops supported by bomber and fighter aircraft occupied Cephalonia and Zante west of Patras in Greece British positions at Bobruk Lihr? in east Africa saw bitter fighting. Near Assab in southern Eritrea a British auxiliary cruiser sank after hitting a mine.
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Rome
Cephalonia
Zante
Patras
Greece
Bobruk
Lihr
East Africa
Alaji
Adowa
Assab
Eritrea
Salvation Army Youth Conference Delegates Planned
The Salvation Army Tucson youth department sends 26 seniors as delegates to the 1941 youth conference in Phoenix to be hosted by the Army's Tucson band and other groups. They depart Saturday at 10 am and return Saturday night with sessions, a concert, and a play, remaining for Sunday services at the Mrsgnie Temple and Army Citadel.
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Salvation Army young people’s_ department_of
Tucson
Salvation Army
Phoenix
Hus
Tucson Delegatior
Gom
Sabratiem Asthy Citadel
Phoamix
Army Citadel
Mrsgnie
Velus Alexander
University of Arianna
Aileation Army Youth Department
Tuerson
Asvell
Kenneth Andérson
Engineers Fo Open Meeting Here Saturday
Engineers from out of town attend a spring meeting of the Avimang society at the Pioneer hotel with 10:50 AM registration. Topics include Airport Planning and the Fig Gila Project. University of Atlanta campus hosts final talks by Alexander Knight and Col Leeds. A joint evening banquet closes the event.
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Pioneer Hotel
Funk
Pioneer
Phe Elvermere
Universit’ Comymaots
Studhesst 4
Thankful Priest Loath to Leave Tucson Faithful Clergy
A wheelchaired priest, a Cateolic chaplain and hospital clerical staff in Tucson announce a planned departure for the Midwest after a year of service. He cites medical walking limits and hospital rounds as factors in leaving, with supporters including Bishop Doral J. Gereke and others from Tucson.
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Tucson
Cuizngte
Midwest
Clergenaen
E Seness
Marry Hospital
Gary iv
A. Poreier
Physeciere
Lim
Bissep Doral J. Gereke
Douglee Aircraft Reports Higher Earnings Amid Sales Rise
Douglee Aircraft shows a 294 percent earnings increase despite sales growth, aided by government activity and manufacturing shifts. The first quarter revenue jump contrasts with profits, and unfinished orders at quarter end weighed on overall results.
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Douglee
United States
Bai V. Huet
Comptreller
Battle Of Stomach Poses Worst Problem For Army
In a lecture to the New York Surgical Society Dr John Kantor warned that digestive diseases led all medical cases in 1939 and formed three-fifths in 1940. He cited British experience in France where indigestion was the major illness among evacuated troops and urged a strong gastroenterology section within the Army Medical Department.
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New York
John L. Beater
Kantae
England
France
Kantor
Unemployment Changes Made In Arizona Commission
The Arizona unemployment compensation division moved Lewis Irvine from acting head to director of the employment service division. Dean Sisk chairs. the commission takes over administrative duties. Bruce Parkinson will head the job insurance benefits division after his Monday appointment. The change follows a March 27 agreement with the U S Social Security Board.
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Phoenix
Ariaong Wnemployment
Georovivision
Lewis Irvine
Commission
Dean Sisk
Irvine
Bruce Parkinson
U. S. Social Security Board
Washington, D. C
Robert Kendall
Draftee Call Names 10 Men From Tucson Area
Ten men are listed to report June 13 for a one year military service in the U S Army. Meston Jacks, former Tucson Daily Citizen reporter, will answer the call. Others named from board 1 include Rex Christian von Steinwehr Frank Bagley W T Bohanon and Bill Lahman. From board 2 come Willis Theodore Herring Donald Witmer Johnson Derek Bubinson Edwin Jones and Eugene Martinez. Three more men already began service.
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Tuc
Phoenix
U. S. Army
Meston Jacks
Tucson Daily Citizen
Rex Christian von Steinwehr
Harses Frank Bagley
Tucson
W. T. Bohanon
Dallas
Bill Lahman
Pasadena
Willis Theodore Herring
Donald Witmer» Johnson
Derek George Bubinson
Edwin Jones
Eugene Martinez
Salvador Coffee Crop Shrinks Short of U S Quota
Salvador fears the coffee harvest may fall short of the quota for export to the United States. Officials study market demand and potential adjustments as growers brace for reduced shipments this season.
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Salvador
United States
Senate approves vast Navy bill to speed 729 vessels
The Senate sent to the White House a 3.42 billion naval appropriations bill. It funds 434.55 million for naval aviation and 350.372 million for 7,129 planes. Personnel levels rise to 258 thousand enlisted and 26,120 officers, with Marine strength at 50,566. It covers ship repairs and carrier modernizations Lexington and Saratoga and enacts a 2 percent cap on land purchase commissions. It authorizes foreign food purchases if domestic quality is lacking.
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Washington
Senate
White House
House
Marine Corps
Lexington
Saratoga
Congress
Ira Copeland Dies at 48 in Tucson Hospital
Ira Copeland 48 a Tucson resident for six months died last night at a local hospital He was president of the American Store Equipment and Construction Corp of Detroit and New York with offices in New York City His body with his wife Mrs Minnie Copeland was en trained today for Detroit for funeral services and burial Local arrangements were completed through the Arizona Mortuary.
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Ira Copeland
Tucson
American Store Equipment and Construction Corp
Detroit
New York
Minnie Copeland
Arizona Mortuary
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