Juan Is Brave but Needs Help in Tucson Milk Fund
A 13 year old Tucson student Juan weighs 60 pounds and lives on boxes for fuel and meals. Health officials report widespread malnutrition among local children and a milk fund campaign aims to raise 3000 dollars to provide milk and cod liver oil for about 1100 youngsters. So far 2000 dollars has been raised with 1000 more needed.
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Tiny Boy
Juan
Carrillo School
Clint Rollo
Rollo
Tucson
Milk Fund
Daily Citizen
Harry Embleton
Milk Fund Committee
Pima County Medical Society
Harold W. Kohl
Populton
Malaya Tin Exports To United States Surpass Half
In the latest monthly figures over half of Malaya’s tin exports were headed to the United States, highlighting a strong American demand for the metal amid regional trade dynamics.
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Malaya
United States
FDR Message Triggers Rally in Stocks and Grains
May 16 New York The market surged as Roosevelt delivered his armament message to Congress lifting steel aviation and war issue shares. Boeing and United Aircraft led gains with big price jumps while wheat and cotton rose on a strong grain close. Major names included Douglas Aircraft Wright Aeronautical Bethlehem Steel U S Steel Johns Manville and Du Pont with gains of 1 to 6-plus.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Congress
Chicago
Douglas Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical
Boeing
North American Aviation
Glenn Martin
United Aircraft
Lockheed
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
du Pont
Johns Manville
Colt Firearms
Bridges To Be Tried June 18 For Murder
Drury William Bridges 38 year old manager of Superior Window Cleaning was ordered to stand trial in superior court on June 18 for the April 26 murder of William Haygood a 37 year old African American window washer. Bridges pled innocent and bond was denied by Judge William G Hall.
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Drury William Bridges
Superior
William Haygood
Bridges
William G. Hall
J. C. Penney
Flu and Measles Lead In Diseases
Influenza and measles led new communicable disease cases in the week ended May 11, with 73 instances each. The 403 total new cases were 111 fewer than the prior week, as reported by the state health department in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
State Health Department
Local Artists Submit Works for Coronado Fete Exhibit
Eighteen artworks by seventeen local artists were chosen for a summer show in Albuquerque as part of the Coronado four hundred celebration. Dean Arthur O. Anderson announced the selections made by R. Vernon Hunter, with works from Arizona and neighboring states to be displayed at the University of New Mexico from May 28 to October 1.
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Albuquerque
Coronado
R. Vernon Hunter
Hunter
Dean Anderson
Phoenix
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Andreas Anderson
Susan
Mary Anderson
Arthur T. Brown
Beatrice Edgerly
Norval L. Gill
Patricia Gill
Alameda Street
John Golden
John E. Halstaedt
Elnore LaCaff
Maryska Modjeska
Gerry Peirce
Tubac
Alfred Rudolph
the Sentinel
Symphonie Moderne
J. Powell Scott
Melvin Solve
Richard Sortomme
Tucson
Ray C. Strang
Mark Voris
James Ewing's Body Sent To Former Home
The body of James J. Ewing, 45, a Tucson resident of six months, was entrained today to Warren, Ohio, by the Tiedje funeral home. He died Tuesday in a local hospital. A Northeast Pennsylvania steel worker, he leaves his widow Una and his mother Eva Ewing.
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James J. Ewing
Tucson
Warren, O
Tiedje
Ewing
Northeast
Una Ewing
Eva Ewing
Migration of Chinese Women to New Zealand Rises
The article notes an increase in migration of Chinese women from China to New Zealand over the past year, highlighting rising numbers and potential social and economic implications for both countries.
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China
New Zealand
New Disease Threatens Health Across Americas Discovered
Dr. Gonzales Herrejon reported at the American Scientific Congress the discovery of a new skin and blood disorder found in Mexico, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, and Ecuador. The disease linked to a treponema variant and not venereal, may occur in the United States.
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Washington
The
Americas
American Scientific Congress
Gonzales Herrejon
Public Health Department of
Mexico
Cuba
Guatemala
Honduras
Colombia
Ecuador
Pinto
United States
Herrejon
Sasabe School Barbecue Set
The Sasabe school Friday closure will be marked by a barbecue in Sonora, Mexico. Principal O. C. Arnold leads guests to Luisillo ranch 14 miles south of the border where host Joseph Reveil oversees use of the pool and riding facilities. Eleven upper grade students receive penmanship awards in the Tanner Blosser contest. graduates include Dannie Wilkins, Hortensia Otez, Susie Otiz, Jesus Canez and Henry Lopez.
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Sasabe
Tucson
Sonora
Mexico
O. C. Arnold
Luisillo Rancho
J. Reveil
Joseph Reveil
Adah Whipple
Indiana
Elmer Dobson
Arnold
Dannie Wilkins
Hortensia Otez
Susie Otiz
Jesus Canez
Henry Lopez
Grand River Dam Authority Accepts $250 Bid For Wheat Land
In Vinita Oklahoma the Grand River Dam authority approved a $250 bid from A F McGehee for wheat growing land it had acquired. Public Works officials had urged bidding and warned the assets were being wasted before directing the bid process. The top offer turned out to be McGehee at $250 with competing bids up to $150.
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Vinita
Okla
Grand River Dam
Senior Cadets To Be Honored At Big Dinner
Tucson reserve officers host a dinner honoring University of Arizona senior cadets who graduate May 29 and will be commissioned as second lieutenants of cavalry reserve in the U S army. Major R C Winchester attends as special guest. Lieut Col John T Milton to discuss duties and obligations in the reserve corps.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Cavalry Reserve
U.S. Army
Pioneer Hotel
R. C. Winchester
Carl Smith
Hearon
James H. Hearon
Arizona Department Reserve Officers Association
Army
John T. Milton
Lawrence Beal
Keith Campbell
Hamilton Catlin
Robert Confer
Farrell Copeland
George Crist
Tom Embleton
Robert Ensminger
Edward Friedrich
Robert Freschi
Charles Goetz
James Goss
Dee Harper
George Hawks
Sam Johnson
Stanley Johnson
Richard le Roy
Milton Liddil
Max Moe
John Neary
John Partanen
Lyon Strong
Claude Taylor
Charles Tilson
Clyde Watkins
David Rhee
Carl Berra
Ralph Bilby
R. Brandenburg
Alden Colvocorresses
Indians Need Relief Amid Nationwide Shortfall
Washington May 16. About 100000 of the nations 381000 Indians require relief the bureau of Indian affairs told a House relief subcommittee. Testimony by John Herrick assistant Indian commissioner cited distress among Dakotas and the Navajo in the southwest as worsened by range conditions. In 1939 the Indian bureau aided roughly 2000 Indian families through work relief and the government granted funds to about 6369 Indians. Lightning struck the Empire State Building in New York City up to six times in twenty minutes.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
House
John Herrick
Dakotas
Herrick
Southwest
Empire State Building
New York City
Daniels Sees Fifth Column Fears In Mexico Overstated
Ambassador Josephus Daniels told President Roosevelt that fears of a fifth column in Mexico are exaggerated. He said Mexico is taking precautions and proposed a joint clearing house with the United States. Daniels said Communist and Nazi efforts to organize are being reported but yield little result.
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Washington
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Daniels
Roosevelt
United States
Townsend Club No 10 to Meet at Armory Tonight
The Townsend Club No. 10 will gather at the Armory shell at 8 o clock this evening. Officials will announce details about the Phoenix state convention and Dr. Townsend's recent visit.
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Townsend Club No. 10
Armory Shell
Phoenix
Dr. Townsend
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