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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1940

Page

4

House Inquiry Finds Relief Program Bad

A House appropriations subcommittee report accuses the federal relief program of waste politics and private benefit across 13 states. It cites irregular project approvals and excessive travel costs, with a focus on the Works Progress Administration and a Del Mar county fairgrounds project later used as a race track connected to Bing Crosby.

Washington UPI House Washington Wpa House Appropriations Subcommittee Works Projects F.C. Harrington Harrington Louisiana Massachusetts Pennsylvania Rhode Island New Hampshire Georgia Montana California Florida Connecticut Indiana New York City Communist “School H C. Legg Federal Writers Project WPA del Mar Calif Bing Crosby Everett

Truth Com pels Latch String Editor And Isolationism Debate

A Citizen editorial responds to an earlier piece arguing isolation can carry moral weight. The writer questions premises, suggests spiritual intuition may guide truth, and warns that neutrality and isolationism can align with evil forces. The piece cites Pilate, Satan’s temptations, and the costs to soul over worldly gain.

the Citizen Pontius Pilate Heaven St. Michael Satan

Yearbook Of U Off Press Desert 1940 Highlights Campus Life

The 1940 Desert yearbook from the University of Arizona is released featuring color cover images of Jim Cary and Alice Hem mings. It highlights campus life with pages on football polo classes residences and student activities including profiles of Dr. John Brooks Carl Berra and student life sections in color.

Desert University of Arizona Jim Cary Alice Hemmings Kings and Queens John Brooks Cochise Hall Carl Berra

Our Quarter Between Good and Evil, A Moral Battle

A pithy reflection frames the ongoing struggle as a test of courage and virtue. It equates physical strength with moral resolve, urging facing resistance to strengthen the noble will and to win against baser impulses.

H. Carlisle

Armies Clash Looms Over Louisiana Maneuvers

In Leesville Louisiana May 15 red and blue armies race toward a planned head on clash in the war maneuvers second phase. Blues reportedly control about 300 tanks while red forces from Texas retreat three to one. The red front includes the blitzkeging seventh cavalry brigade equipped with armored cars and diverse mobile weapons.

Leesville Louisiana Texas Seventh Cavalry Brigade

Peggy Gardner Heads Tucson Girls Athletic Association

Peggy Gardner is named president of the Girls Athletic Association at Tucson High School. Julia Aguirre becomes vice president and Eleanor Cleary serves as secretary treasurer, with Betty Binning, Dorothy Poor, and Natalie Carrillo stepping down from officer roles.

Peggy Gardner Girls Athletic Association Tucson High School Julia Aguirre Eleanor Cleary Betty Binning Dorothy Poor Natalie Carrillo

Mrs. Soderberg Tops Milk Fund Drive Sales

In the children’s milk fund drive Mrs J W Soderberg of 937 North Campbell sold 27 dollars worth of tags. Her sales were credited to the Christian church by mistake which sold 70 dollars total. She aimed for the cash prize and would have donated it to the milk fund.

Children’s Milk Fund J. W. Soderberg North Campbell Christian Church

State employment service fills 2711 jobs in April

The state employment service placed 2,711 workers during April, up 897 from April 1939, the employment compensation commission reported. The figure eased slightly from March due to seasonal farm needs in the Salt River valley.

Phoenix State Employment Service Unemployment Compensation Commission Salt River Valley

Graduation Week At Arizona Promises Three Major Events

Invitations issued for three University of Arizona events May 26 to May 29. Baccalaureate in the stadium features Dr. Roy L. Smith preaching at 8 p m after a 7 15 p m band concert. Douglas Memorial Mines building dedication May 27 includes a 9 a m symposium, luncheon, and 8 30 p m exercises. Alumni day May 28 precedes commencement with senior honors, alumni banquet, and president's reception.

University of Arizona Douglas Memorial Mines and Metallurgy University Stadium Roy L. Smith First Methodist Church of Los Angeles Smith University Auditorium Phelps Dodge Corporation James Douglas Arizona Mining Corporation Pioneer Hotel American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Brent N. Rickard University University Library Lewis W. Douglas Insurance Company U. S Douglas New Mines

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