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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1940

Page

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Fifth Column Activities Hit U. S. Defenses

Rep. Martin Dies charted un American activities in the United States saying the nation wastes defense funds without enforcing laws. He urged John L. Lewis to purge Communists from labor groups and claimed figures like Michael Quill and Joseph Curran were agents of foreign powers. He urged deportation of Harry Bridges and warned fifth column groups deceived Allied nations.

Washington Martin Dies Tex The House Today United States House Dies John L. Lewis Congress of Industrial Organizations Lewis Mr. Lewis Quill Joe Curran Michael Quill Transport Workers’ Union Joseph Curran National Maritime Union Harry Bridges England France Holland Norway Belgium

White Dwarf Star Found by Luyten In Bootes

Dr. William J. Luyten, University of Minnesota, reports a new white dwarf in Bootes. Announcement by Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter confirms the 12th discovery, with Harvard Observatory verification. The star shines like a 200-watt Iceland lamp, sits about 30 light years away, and moves at 40 km per second.

Constellation of Bootes William J. Luyten University of Minnesota Luyten Edwin F. Carpenter Steward Observatory University of Arizona Harvard Observatory Carpenter Iceland Tucson

Accounting Students to Visit Ajo for Society Meeting

University of Arizona accounting students will attend a spring meeting of the Arizona Society of Public Accountants in Ajo on Saturday. Phelps Dodge officials will explain their accounting system and tour the New Cornelia mining and smelting plant. Hugh T. Cuthbert, society president, said a business meeting will be held at 10 a.m. in the Phelps Dodge assembly hall.

University of Arizona Arizona Society of Public Accountants Ajo Phelps Dodge Corporation New Cornelia Hugh T. Cuthbert The Accounting Society Phelps Dodge Assembly

Possibility of enemy disease spread dismissed as hype

Dr. Frederick D. Stricker former Tucson physician now Oregon health officer said fears of enemy agents spreading germs in the United States are unfounded. He cited robust national health systems capable of tracing and containing sources, noting improvements in Tucson and Oregon's ability to manage tuberculosis and transient patients.

United States Frederick D. Stricker Tucson Oregon Stricker L. H. Howard American Public Health Association Washington Boston Florida Pacific Coast Portland Baton Rouge Sam Houston Jones W. E. Gambrell Old Pueblo Edwin Stricker First Methodist Park Avenue Pioneer Valley National Bank

Dr Judd Speech Promises Luncheon At Pioneer Hotel

More than 100 reservations are set for a Pioneer hotel ballroom luncheon tomorrow where Dr Walter Judd renowned surgeon with years in China will speak Madame Quo Tai Chi wife of the Chinese ambassador to England is guest of honor Hervey Smith YMCA general secretary is arranging the meeting Bert Underwood will preside Dr Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona president will introduce Dr Judd Reservations can be made by calling 111 or 170.

Pioneer Hotel Walter Judd China Madame Quo Tai Chi England Hervey Smith YMCA Bert Underwood Judd Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona

DeVoto Seeks Cochise Sheriff Witness for Trial

An affidavit filed in superior court by James N. Corbett asks subpoenas for Cochise county Sheriff I V Pruitt and Hereford Arizona resident Ed ward Benton as witnesses in the case of Henry DeVoto 29 charged with assault with a deadly weapon. DeVoto allegedly threatened his divorced wife Evelyn Benton with a loaded 45 caliber revolver on April 14. The trial is set for early next month.

I. V. Pruitt Cochise County Edward Benton Hereford Ariz Henry DeVoto James N. Corbett DeVoto Evelyn Benton Ed F. Echols Corbett

Occupational license issued for The Southern Arizona Democrat

City license collector Joseph McAllister issued to A. Berky for the weekly political paper The Southern Arizona Democrat with headquarters at 55 East Pennington Street. Joe Romero, 52, of 228 South Third Avenue forfeited a $30 bond after failing to appear in police court on reckless driving charges following his arrest near South Stone Avenue and McCormick Street late last night.

Joseph McAllister A. Berky Southern Arizona Democrat East Pennington Street Joe Romero South Third Avenue South Stone Avenue McCormick Street

Young Chicago Boy Held by Probation Officer

Charles Craig a 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Craig of 5941 Harper Street Chicago was held today by Frank Peyton Pima County probation officer He had run away from home after a quarrel with his father and said he wants to return home His parents were notified.

Charles Craig Harper Street Chicago Frank Peyton Pima County

Latin American Club to choose delegates for Phoenix meeting

Lat in American Club members meet tonight at 8 at the club rooms to select delegates for a unit meeting in Phoenix Sunday. A preceding 7 o'clock picnic committee session includes Joe Ayup Art Kingman Bert Arce and Dick Herreras.

Phoenix Joe Ayup Art Kingman Bert Arce Dick Herreras

James Hook Acquitted in Drunken Driving Case

James Hook aged 34 of 530 North First Avenue was acquitted by a justice court jury here late yesterday of drunken driving charges filed by police on April 30. The jury deliberated about an hour before reaching its verdict.

James Hook North First Avenue Justice Court

Benson Scouts Reach Grand Canyon En Route Home

Nineteen Boy Scouts from Benson passed through Tucson today on their way to the Grand Canyon where they will camp and stay until Wednesday. They travel with Scout Master F J Benedict and Assistant Scoutmaster Rudolph Caballero.

Benson Tucson Grand Canyon The Canyon F. J. Benedict Rudolph Caballero

Kilmer Says Death Report About Him Was Greatly Exaggerated

R A Kilmer who was injured last August 16 while working on a water storage tank at Randolph Park says the report of his death was greatly exaggerated. He spent nearly a month in the hospital and many friends believed he had died before he was seen recently.

R. A. Kilmer Randolph Park

Temperatures Rise on Mt Lemmon Summit Yesterday

Readings at Summer Haven atop Mt Lemmon show a low of 46 and a high of 67 degrees. The data reflects a clear day with mild conditions recorded yesterday.

Summer Haven Mt. Lemmon

Review Contest Awards Given at Amphi Theatre

The Educational Department of the W C T U presented awards at Amphi Theatre 1 on Wednesday. Winners in the fifth grade were Vanample first and Harry Rawson second. in the sixth grade Robert Curreil first and Jerry Matlock second.

The W.C.T.U Charles Herborum Vanample Harry Rawson Robert Curreil Jerry Matlock

Seiberling Finds Trade On Upturn

J P Seiberling reports from Akron that business in the United States shows a hopeful rise after a nationwide tour. He notes improved sentiment among executives and workers alike, with agricultural prospects also becoming favorable.

Seiberling United States C. A. Schafer Schafer- Norton Company North Stone Avenue J. P. Seiberling Seiberling Rubber Company Akron

Red Cross Drive Aids European Relief Effort

Tucson volunteers from the American Red Cross chapter collect donations to support civilian relief in war torn Europe. A goal of 5000 dollars is set with 40 downtown workers exchanging relief tags and 600 dollars in advance mail contributions.

Tucson American Red Cross Red Cross Nellie Kemp Margaret Link J. J. O'Dowd Europe Diemes O’dowd A. L. Schafer Pacific Coast Americ Cross

Boy Scout Honor Court Scheduled Today in Tucson

The Tucson district of Catalina council, Boy Scouts of America, will hold its regular court of honor at 7 30 p m today at the bandshell in Armory park. Dr F F E Sowerby chairs the advancement committee and J Mercer Johnson county attorney presides as court chairman. Five eagle awards will be presented by Clint Rollo with about 250 badges and honors to be given by scoutmasters. An executive board dinner will precede the court at Pioneer hotel at 6 p m.

Tucson

Cubs Third Baseman Stanley Hack Injured by Ball

New York May 17 Stanley Hack third baseman for the Chicago Cubs was struck on the head by a ball hit by Hank Leiber during the Giants Cubs game. He was carried to the club house on a stretcher as medical staff attended him on the field.

New York Stanley Hack Chicago Cubs Hank Leiber Giants

Oldest Father Tied to Youngest British Family

Capt David St. Clair Donaldson is believed to be the oldest father at about 80 years old while his wife gives birth to a 6 weeks old baby, creating Britain’s youngest family.

Gorleston Eng David St. Clair Donaldson Great Britain

Lightweight bomber eyed as key future air weapon

London reports military experts foresee a fast lightweight bomber as the most effective air war tool. Heavy bombers will age out while speed, range, and the ability to strike troops and supply lines elevate middleweight planes like the British Beaufort as versatile units for pursuit, attack, and convoy duties.

London Norway Low Countries

Defiant Fights and Bomb-Tactics Move Toward Midweight Class

The Defiant, a two seater fighter with a powered gun turret, represents a progression from lightweight planes toward a midweight class. It joins strafing troops and low flying bomb attacks as part of evolving aerial combat. The Beaufort is seen as a step down from heavyweight bombers. The paragraph notes the Men’s Christian Association’s 1844 feeding work in England.

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