Barksdale Dies at Home in Tucson Chiropractor Laid to Rest Soon
James Whipple Barksdale 60, Tucson chiropractor of 522 East Fourth, died at his home. Funeral plans await arrival of a brother. He was a Hickman Kentucky native who moved to Tucson 20 years ago and belonged to Epes Randolph lodge No 32. He is survived by his wife Martha Evelyn Barksdale two sisters Ivy and Minnie Barksdale and two brothers Aubrey of Hollywood and Herbert of Paducah Kentucky.
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James Whipple Barksdale
Tucson
East Fourth
Bring’s Funeral Home
Hickman
Mr. Barksdale
Epes Randolph Lodge
Martha Evelyn Barksdale
Ivy Barksdale
Minnie Barksdale
Union City
Tenn
Aubrey Barksdale
Hollywood
Herbert Barksdale
Paducah, Ky
Border Bullfight Ends In Bloody Mayhem
In Nogales Sonora on Cinco de Mayo a carload of San Mateo bulls broke through barriers at the ring during a packed spectacle. Four bulls were killed and a horse was gored to death as two other horses were badly injured. Matador David Liceaga suffered a minor facial gash from a close-body pass.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
San Mateo
David Liceaga
Mexico
Moscow plans 250 acre workers housing layout in 1938
Moscow reports 1938 construction will add housing for workers and families totaling nearly 250 acres of floor space. The plan underscores city development aims and mass residential expansion in the capital.
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Moscow
Russia
Parking Meters Out Tuc Son Police Cite 1367 In April
Tucson police report a citywide shift after meters were rejected in early April. In April 1,367 people were cited for unlawful parking, over a third of the nine month total. From July 1 to March 31, 3,527 parking citations were issued, excluding 2,832 meter tickets from Jan 17 to March 31.
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Tucson
Pima County
Juvenile Department
U. S. Marshal
Tucson Pioneer Dan Campbell Dies in Prescott Home
Prescott May 6 Dan Campbell early day Arizona settler who lived in Tucson for fifty years died of a heart attack at the Pioneers Home. Born February 5 1851 in Massachusetts he came to Arizona in 1879 worked as a carpenter and was active in Tucson until 1929. He leaves no known relatives and funeral plans were not set.
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Dan Campbell
Arizona
Tucson
Pioneers
Mr. Campbell
Massachusetts
James
Katherine Maskell Campbell
Police Chief Warns Against Short-Cut Speeding
Hays warns city motorists that the police will strictly enforce the ordinance banning speeding through service station lots to beat stop signs. He says shortcut driving endangers pedestrians near stations.
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Don J. Hays
Old Council Opposed to Sale of De Anza Park
The outgoing city council voted unanimously to oppose selling De Anza Park. Retiring ward councilman Thomas A. Caid announced his opposition, joined by W. E. Gambrell, with the measure originated by J. O. Niemann. L. V. Robertson had proposed selling part of the area for up to 50 000, while the city manager was instructed to buy a cooling system for the library under 500. Mayor Janstad sent thank you letters to retiring members.
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Thomas A. Caid
Stephen T. Ochoa
Ochoa
Caid
L. V. Robertson
East Speedway
North Stone Avenue
George Seeley
Janstad
Cchoa
Carl A. Ball
Insurance Taxes Levy Ordered for Arizona Insurance Firms
County Attorney J Mercer Johnson instructed County Assessor Charley Taylor to levy taxes on the personal property of insurance companies in Arizona. The move follows a dispute with American National Insurance of Tucson over taxing office furniture and a 2 percent premium tax. Johnson and Attorney General Conway opined that section 1809 of the Revised Arizona Code permits an occupation tax on insurers and does not exempt their property.
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J. Mercer Johnson
Charley Taylor
Arizona
Tucson
American National Insurance Company
Taylor
Johnson
Joe Conway
Johnson and Conway
Four Priests Sail From Rio To Aid Allied Forces
Four priests departed Rio de Janeiro Brazil traveling to join Allied efforts as volunteers.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Poultry Test Leaders Hold First-Eighth Arizona Egg Test
Mishler Liggett Rhode Island reds from Glendale lead the 18th Arizona egg laying test with 1934 eggs and 1921 points at 213 days of 357. W A Seidel of San Antonio, Texas, owns the second pen with 1844 eggs. Keaan farm Hawaii and Del Rio farm Mesa follow in ranks with white leghorns dominating the top entries. The high bird has 189 eggs in 213 days for 201 points. The four leading pens for April are white leghorns. The test is 4.7 percent behind last year per Harry Embleton University of Arizona poultry head.
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Mishler-Liggett
Rhode Island Reds
Glendale
Harry Embleton
University of Arizona
University
W. A. Seidel
San Antonio
Tex
David T. Cohen
Connecticut
New
Calif
del Rio Farm
Foreman Poultry Farm
Michigan
P. 5
Dickey
Puyallup
Wash
Oak Knoll Poultry Farm
McCoy
Ore
Great Salt Lake Discovery by James Bridger in 1824
The Great Salt Lake in Utah was discovered in 1824 by frontiersman James Bridger, marking a landmark moment in western exploration. Bridger's 1824 expedition identified the lake during fur trading routes in the region now known as Utah.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah
James Bridger
City Briefs Include Theft Of Officer's Stolen Suitcase
New York police officer Lou is said to have traveled over 2000 miles only to report his suitcase stolen outside a downtown Tucson hotel where he registered. Contents valued at 30 dollars. El Paso man Harry Pachin says two attackers robbed him of 15 dollars near Armory Park. Phrateres to hold general meeting Tuesday at 7 pm at Maricopa hall with Mary Margaret Waugh and Helen Bueno co chairing entertainment.
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Louis Torres
New York
Tucson
Harry T. Pachin
EL Paso
Armory Park
Phrateres
Maricopa Hall
Mary Margaret Waugh
Helen Bueno
Arizona Purple Heart chapter to meet at Pioneer hotel
Arizona Chapter No. 173 Military Order of the Purple Heart will hold a Friday evening meeting at the Pioneer hotel.
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Arizona
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Pioneer Hotel
Death of Mrs. W. C. Fisher
Mrs. Hazel M. Decker of 1221 North Olsen Street reports the death of her mother Mrs. W. C. Fisher, 69, in Centralia NL last Friday night. Mrs. Fisher leaves her husband and a sister in addition to her daughter and son in law who resided in Tucson. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Centralia.
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Hazel M. Decker
North Olsen Street
W. C. Fisher
Centralia
Three men injured in highway crash near Continental
Toribi Martinez Jr. 27 Tony Valenzuela 25 and Trinidad Santa Cruz 34 were severely injured when their car left the Tucson Nogales highway and overturned about six miles south of Continental. They were treated at Pima County Hospital.
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Toribi Martinez, JR
Tony Valenzuela
Trinidad Santa Cruz
Tucson-Nogales
Continental
Pima County
Theft of telephone receivers at railroad station
Charles Meyers, a Special Southern Pacific officer, told Tucson police yesterday four telephone receivers were stolen from phones at the railroad station. The wires had been cut and police said the receivers have no sales value, suggesting pranksters may be responsible.
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Charles Meyers
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Local 81 NF of FE hold monthly meeting with officer vote
Local 81, National Federation of Federal Employees, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in civil service room 210, post office building. On the agenda is election of officers for the coming year with nominations from the floor. Members and all federal employees are urged to attend.
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Civil Service Room
Lewis Hamilton
The
Soil Conservation
E. W. Hardies
Randolph Goon
Garvin Smith
Forest Service
Oury Park House Committee Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow
The Oury Park House committee will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. All chairmen and workers are asked to attend.
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Oury Park
Women’s Council Meeting at First Christian Church
The Women’s Council of the First Christian Church will hold a meeting this week to discuss charity drives and community outreach plans. Members are invited to share ideas and sign up for volunteer roles.
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First Christian Church
Tucson Civil Engineers Elect New UA Chapter Officers
Graham McBride is elected president of the University of Arizona American Society of Civil Engineers chapter, succeeding Harry Kotecki of Tucson. Other officers include Dick Steketee as vice president, Alexander Knight as secretary-treasurer, and John Johnson as recording secretary. A Tucson Technocracy Club meeting is moved to 3 p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA.
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University of Arizona
The
American Socieey of Civil Engineers
Harry Kotecki
Tucson
Dick Steketee
Alexander Knight
John Johnson
University publications to move to heating plant next year
Jack O Connor, journalism professor, says the three student publications the Wildcat Kitty Kat and the Desert will likely be housed in the heating plant next year after previously occupying the mechanical arts building.
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Wildcat
Kitty Kat
Desert
Jack O’connor
Mechanical Arts
Argentina Eases Enforcement Of Anti-Profiteering Law
Argentina has relaxed enforcement of its anti profiteering rules to give traders more freedom. The move signals a shift in regulatory stance aimed at boosting trade and market activity.
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Argentina
Uruguay Ships Corned Beef Worth 440000 to United States
Uruguay exported corned beef valued at 440000 to the United States in a recent month. The shipment highlights trade in preserved meat between the two countries and reflects market demand in North America.
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Uruguay
United States
Germany Unveils Dual-Use Needle for 50 Phonograph Records
A new German needle maker introduces a device capable of playing on both sides of fifty phonograph records. The innovation promises extended listening and reduced needle changes for collectors and audiophiles.
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Germany
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