Classifieds fragment hints at varied services and lost items
A dense OCR fragment lists services from auto courts to beauty parlors, rent and real estate, employment, rooms for rent, personal ads, and miscellaneous sales. It notes several lost items including an address book, a brown leather jacket with keys, and a bicycle reward. It also mentions massage parlors, roach extermination, and cleaning services with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serine
Home Service
Toneen
Messenger Service
Ieeeood Nurseries
Cnet Ae Rest Homes
TCA
Ees
Edith Marton
N. Stone
Kinsley’s Sta. and
Continental
Allied Strategy in World War II Hypothesized Invasion Plan
The piece argues that a successful Allied war outcome would depend on two core pillars: total sea control by a US Britain naval alliance and air supremacy achieved through heavy bomber production. It notes Britain’s blockade role, anticipated air bombardment of German centers, and eventual invasion once Germany’s defenses were weakened. It also discusses Hitler’s claims of invulnerability and Britain's challenge to outlast Nazi pressure.
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Hitler
United States Navy
Europe
Roosevelt
Germany
Reich
Britain
Herr Hitler
Near East
Mediterranean
America
United States
British Empire
Iraq War Escalates as British Forces Attack Iraq Oil Region
British land and air units intensify operations against the Iraqi regime of Rashid Ali Al Gailani. RAF bombers drop 24 000 Arabic leaflets on Baghdad while raids target air bases and artillery, with Britain claiming effective destruction of most Iraq aircraft. Turkey tries to mediate but talks fail as Baghdad rejects settlement amid troop withdrawal demands.
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Middle East
Britain
Rashid Ali al Gailani
London
Iraq
The
Daily Herald
Daily Mail
Baghdad
RAF
Middle East Command
Lake Habbaniyah
Turkey
Rashid Ali
Chile Exports Over 250000 Gallons Of Wine Abroad
Chile shipped more than 250000 gallons of wine to foreign markets in the last year, boosting its beverage export sector. The data highlights sustained demand for Chilean wine beyond its borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Citywide Church Survey Planned in Tucson Meeting
The Tucson Ministerial association plans a citywide church survey in October with about 100 volunteers to determine affiliations and preferences among Tucson residents. Protestant churches will be invited to cooperate and a report will be presented at the next YMCA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Ministerial Association
George R. Wilson
First Southern Baptist Church
Frank S. Williams
First Methodist Church
Hervey F. Smith
YMCA
Tucson
The
Ministerial Association
Pepper urges bold U S action to curtail Axis power
Florida Senator Pepper calls for decisive action against Japan and Nazi threats. He proposes a national emergency power and territorial steps to seal sea lanes and deny Axis footholds, arguing America must lead and act to curb tyranny worldwide.
Tax reform proposals urged to shape fair system
Houston urged Congress to raise the normal 4 percent income tax and cut exemptions for couples and singles and to raise corporate taxes. He also suggested a retail sales tax or general excise levy. The NAM and NAR proposed changes like eliminating double taxation of intercompany dividends and extending loss carryovers, plus reductions in agency budgets shown in NAM tables.
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Houston
Congress
NAR
Manufacturers’ Association
NAM
Social Security Board
Agriculture Department
Tucsonian Given Army Commission
The War Department announced that Delmore Phillips Wood of 1830 E Crachman Street Tucson has accepted a second lieutenant commission with the Air Corps reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Delmore Phillips Wood
E. Crachman Street
Tucson
Air Corps Reserve
Roosevelt orders heavy bomber push and plant expansion
Roosevelt directs a hard boiled priority for heavy bomber production targeting 500 bombers a month. The plan includes a $1.5 billion munitions plant with two bomber assembly lines and four engine plants. Davis resigns from NDAC as liquidation of the agricultural division proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDAC
Davis
Roosevelt
OPM
CEM
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Wickard
Office For Defense Relations
Defense
Agriculture Department
United Press
Mr. Roosevelt
War Department
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Stimson
Navy
Knox
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Office For Production Management
Political figure defies hecklers with boxing analogy
A speaker shifts to a Republican audience and tells critics they may boo. He adds that the United States is not ready for war, likening the prospect to a boxing match with Joe Louis and comparing it to enduring a fight with the Brown Bomber.
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Page One
Short
United States
Joe Lewis
Brown Bomber
Funeral Service Held for Mona Genevieve Christie
Mrs. Mona Genevieve Christie 53 died Sunday morning. Funeral services were held at Parker Mortuary with Rev. Francis T. Brown officiating. Cremation will be tomorrow at Greenwood Memorial Park in Phoenix. She resided in the area 14 months and was born in Dewitt Iowa. Survived by husband William E. Christie of Pasadena California daughter Jean Christie a University of Arizona student father Dr J Q Robinson of Pasadena and sisters Mrs Don Hines of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Mrs Margret Harris of Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Genevieve Christie
Parker Mortuary Chapel
Francis T. Brown
Grace Episcopal Church
Ethel Lobban
Greenwood Memorial Park
Phoenix
Christie
Dewitt
Iowa
William E. Christie
Pasadena
Calif
Jean Christie
University of Arizona
J. Q. Robinson
Don Hines
Cedar Rapids
Margreat Harris
Hollywood
University Mansion Purchase Approved by State Auditor
State Auditor Ann Frohmiller approved a 2500 down payment on a 30000 University of Arizona presidential mansion. The home was bought from Mr. and Mrs. Monte Mansfield of Tucson and will be paid at 500 monthly starting July 1. The decision followed discussions with Dr. Alfred Atkinson and H. J. Healy, though the purchase itself was not on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ann Frohmiller
University of Arizona
H. J. Healy
Mexico City Sees Surge in Suicides
A wave of suicides reported in Mexico City prompts concern among officials and health groups. Authorities urge awareness and mental health resources as communities seek answers and prevention measures in the wake of rising cases.
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Mexico City
Poppy Day Plans Underway by American Legion Auxiliary
Preparations for Poppy Day on Saturday May 24 are under way by Morgan Mc Dermott unit 7 of the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs Mabel Neal, president, says poppy making is limited to veterans with little or no government compensation who have families to support. The poppies reproduce the wild flowers of France and Belgium, and disabled veterans crafting them work under handicaps to create a close match to real poppies.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Neal
Auxiliary
France
Belgium
Neal
Eden Logs Bold Support for Greece War Policy
In a wartime debate Eden defended Britain’s aid to Greece and the Middle East role. He credited Allied Greece resistance with hampering Hitler and argued Yugoslavia misled Britain before Simovitch’s coup. Eden praised Royal Air Force support and noted Greece would fight German aggression if needed.
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Tripoli
Cyrenaica
Eden
Turkey
Britain
Middle East
Greece
Hitler
Europe
Yugoslavia
Simovitch
London
Tucson City Negotiates Aircraft Base Land Purchase Near Sahuarita
City officials including Mayor Jaastad and City Manager Martin traveled to Phoenix to finalize deals for 4 000 acres south and east of Tucson to support Army use. The city paid 31 754 42 to the state land commission with a remaining balance of 39 020 11, while 8 475 acres revert to state ownership and 12 475 acres near the air base are reduced. The 30 square mile bombing area lies 20 miles south in the Sahuarita district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Janstad
Phil J. Martin
James T. Manders
Phoenix
Tucson
State Land Commission
Jaastad
Sahuarita
Phoenix Man Jailed in Manslaughter Case
Paul C. Conley a 47 year old rooming house operator was convicted of manslaughter in the shooting of Fred A. Harris 49 and sentenced by Superior Judge M T Phelps to 18 months to five years in the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Paul C. Conley
Fred A. Harris
M. T. Phelps
RAF Night Air Raid Threat Across U K and Ireland
British reports describe a large scale German raid with three big bomb bags downed in flames. Anti aircraft batteries at hells corner, RAF fighters and eight German planes shot down. Clydeside and Liverpool shipyards suffered damage as Belfast faced heavy but shorter bombardment with fatalities reported. One RAF crew member is missing but safe.
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Hell's Corner
Clydeside
Mersey River
Liverpool
Belfast
Ulster
Irish Sea
Ministries of Air and Home Security
Edward Starnes Funeral Held
Funeral services for Edward Starnes aged 50 who died Sunday at the U S Veterans hospital were conducted in Bring s chapel with Rev E Arnold Litz officiating. Burial followed in the soldiers plot at Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by wife Mary Starnes three year old twin sons Charles and Curtis a daughter Ina Ruth Starnes of Tucson two brothers Curtis B of Denver and Walter J of Muncie Kas and a sister Mrs Willie Goodnight of Sardis Miss.
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Edward Starnes
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Bring’s Chapel
E. Arnold Litz
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Soldiers Plot
Evergreen Cemetery
Starnes
Mary Starnes
Charles
Curtis
Ina Ruth Starnes
Tucson
Curtis B
Denver
Walter J
Muncie
Kas
Willie Goodnight
Sardis
Miss
Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Tucson May 19 1941
City of Tucson Mayor and Council set a public hearing for May 19 1941 at 8 p.m. in City Hall to consider amending Ordinance 647 applying Class B rules to churches. Property owners may appear or present cause. Dated April 28 1941. City Clerk Charles C Irvin.
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City of
Tucson
Arizona
Charles C. Irvin
Council
Buena Vista Addition
Mabel Street
Mountain Avenue
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Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Star
Citizen
Moon.t
North Stone Avenue
N. Stone Ave
Monarch Photo Service
Iver Johnson
Fenter
Bell
Park
Thompson
Ee Bullock
Marguerite’s Personal Service Bureau
E. Broadwa Investment Corp
the Star Outfitters
S. Meyer
Madam LA Verne
Pueblo Lodge
P.O
Charis Home
N. Fremont
W F Kuhniey
E. Alameda
Dave Miller
N.D
N. N. 4Th Ave
Clara M. Schell
E. Congress
Off
Sta. & Forms
Acme Printing Co
Wells Saw Works
Sixth St
Leeson CO
Tony
Speedway
Star Citizen
Anderson Airplane School
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Gadsden
Douglas
Ith
P. O. Box
Cart
Drive Inn
Green Lantern
Oracle
6Th Ave
Star-Citizen
Stone Avenue
Lionel Carrillo
Aldan Jones
J. Painter
J. Carpe
Jim Washington
A. W. Smith
Canonsburg
Estaurant
Major Oil CO
P. O
W. Congress and Court
Miracle Mile
Star-Citizen Box
PODOL
COX Commercial College
Southern Arizona
Stone
Gatlin
S. Stone
Cours College OF Commerce
Margaret Cusick
6Th St
Tucson School
South Bend
Indiana
N. Y
Massachusetts
New York
Frank Worek
Josephine Beauty Shop
Menlo Park
Spruce
J. Aurora Dobson
Mgr
Drushia
Broadway
University Beauty Shop
Harper Method Beauty Shop
Cena Gionbe
Beauty Colleges
Chenault’s
Marinello School of Beauty Culture
Personal Finance CO
W. Congress
Fox Theatre
Consumers Credit
Murphey Realty & Mortgage CO
So Stone Phone
John M. McBride
Valley National Bldg
Campbell Phone
Arizona Credit Co
Write Finance Co
P. O. Box 375
Plymouth Conv
Plymouth
DeSoto
Bowen Mtr. Co. DeSoto
Les Stones
Frank Smith
L. C. James Bank
Er’'S Auto Finance CO
E. Broadway
Stover
W. Pennington
Pepper
China
Japan
Tokyo
Florida
Africa
Asia
Axis
Greenland
Iceland
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Canary Islands
Singapore
Dakar
Great Britain
Naval Operations
Arnold
Hopkins
University
Albania
Winston Churchill
Northern Ireland
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