Extension Of RFC Loans To Miners Seen
Washington May 16 Special to the Daily Citizen A House banking panel discussed a bill to let RFC loans reach small mine operators Rep John R Murdock Arizona said Jesse Jones signaled serious study and hearings may follow within a week or ten days The measure faces long odds this session but a strategic mineral clause could spur eventual passage Affected loans would total up to 5000 per borrower for development unwatering recapping and equipment purchases.
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Daily Citizen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Banking and Currency Committee
John R. Murdock
Ariz
Jesse Jones
RFC
Murdock
Henry B. Steagall
Ala
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Arizona
W. J. Graham
Phoenix
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
W. C. Broadgate
Prescott
Yavapai Council
Congress
House
Europe
War Department
Artillery Peak
Bill Williams
Colorado Rivers
Explorer to Show First Films Here
A Tucson event details explorer Dana Lamb trading with local citizens for film support for an expedition into Maya legends in southern Mexico. Lamb plans to record findings with color film and will host a public lecture where ticket buyers receive a preview invitation to view the film in Tucson.
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Tucson
Lamb
Mexico
Lambs
Farming Pays for Education in Waterville
Belgrade youth Frank P. Farnham and his sister Lydia will graduate from Colby College in June. By farming in his spare time Farnham earned enough money to fund four years of college for both Phi Beta Kappa members.
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Waterville
Frank P. Farnham
Belgrade
Lydia
Phi Beta Kappa
Colby College
Kelland Quits Dutch Club Over Fifth Column Remark
New York May 16 Henrik Willem Van Loon said Hank Kelland resigned from the Dutch Trent club after its president Clarence Kelland called the fifth column in this country headed by the man in the White House. Kelland left for his ranch near Phoenix after the remark.
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New York
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Dutch Trent Club
Clarence Budington Kelland
White House
Kelland
Port Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
van Loon
Holland
J. A. Schurman
Netherlands
Hank van Loon
Dutch Treat Club
Hank
America
Kelland mocks Van Loon over fifth column comment
Arizona novelist Clarence Budington Kelland called journalist Hendrik Willem Van Loon overreacting to his remark that the New Deal is the U.S. fifth column. Kelland, a Republican committee candidate, arrived from New York for the state convention as he quarreled with Van Loon about the dispute.
Petersen Becomes Author of Arizona Recipes Cook Book
Phoenix May 16 State Treasurer William Petersen issued a 55 page cookbook titled Treasurer's Cactus Barrel of Arizona Recipes. The volume features recipes from wives of Arizona congressmen and county treasurers as well as Petersen's own picks with a foreword tracing lineage to Danish royal chefs. It includes a special dinner for every county from Apache elk to Maricopa chuck wagon.
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Phoenix
William Petersen
Arizona
Petersen
Denmark
Maricopa County
Plumber Seeks Writ For Master License In City
Allen Hamilton filed a suit in superior court asking for an alternative writ of mandamus to force City Clerk Charles Irvin to issue him a master plumber's license or appear May 20 to show cause. He faces a police court hearing next Wednesday for installing a water heater without a permit. Hamilton, a licensed journeyman, has offered $25 for a master license. The dispute hinges on a city code that requires a master rating but a license ordinance does not address it.
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Allen Hamilton
Charles C. Irvin
Hamilton
Marmola Diet Advice Promises Health and Youth
An advertisement promotes Marmola Tablets as a simple plan to look better and feel younger than dieting or hard exercise. It claims the product has been sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, and targets adult fat persons who are otherwise normal.
Dr. Hewitt Named to Hospital Service Board
Dr. Roy Hewitt was chosen by the Pima County Medical Society to represent Tucson on the board of directors of the Associated Hospital Service of Arizona. The service plans three weeks hospitalization for 85 cents monthly and aims to improve Tucson facilities. confirmation will come at the next board meeting.
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Pima Medical Group
Associated Board
Roy Hewitt
Pima County Medical Society
Associated Hospital Service of Arizona
Tucson
Hewitt
Rosetta Carson Lee
Community Medical Center of
Southern Arizona
Harold W. Kohl
St. Mary’s Hospital
Associated Hospital Service of
Arizona
Graduates of Amphitheatre Junior High Hold First Commencement
Forty two students, 22 girls and 20 boys, graduated from Amphitheatre junior high school in the first program held in the new auditorium. Judge William G. Hall of Pima county superior court gave the address and presented American Legion awards and medals. Diplomas were distributed to the recipients.
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William G. Hall
Pima County Superior Court
American Legion
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