Orphan Annie Of Big Whirl Drives Stock Market Down
The week opened with uneven lower price trends in a market that failed to reach 500000 shares daily. Investors held cash as defense spending looms and wage rises press earnings outlook, while retail sales show strength and industrial output climbs.
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New York
Special News Service
National Planners Association
OPM
W. L. Batt
General Motors
Batt
Associated Press
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Chrysler
Goodyear
Woolworth
Caterpillar
Texas Corp
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Kennecott Copper
Phelps Dodge
Britain
Creel Hopes He Is Last War Censor in History
George Creel, first official U S war censor, told Collier's he hopes to be remembered as the last. He recalls 1917 18 as two hectic years and says voluntary censorship failed, urging no press interference at home while cable and radio censorship should suffice.
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America
New York
George Creel
Collier’s Magazine Today
Creel
Pepper Sauce Camp To Open In Tucson For Youths
Salvation Army operates Pepper Sauce Canyon camp with two weeks for Tucson youths ages 10 to 16 between June 9 and 23. Roy Confer notes the shaded canyon site, new dining cabin by Community Service Inc., and a staff led by Capt Kenneth Anderson.
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Salvation Army
Tucson
Pepper Sauce Canyon
Roy Confer
Community Service, Inc
Kenneth Anderson
Confer
West Council Street
Seven personnel changes in Pima County schools
County schools superintendent Mrs. P H Ross announced seven personnel changes in Pima schools. Eulalia Bourne will teach at Sopori next year replacing her Sasabe post taken by Charles C Conley. Sasabe principal O C Arnold retires. Other shifts include Clark Johnson for Eleanor Means at San Xavier Myrtle Force for Ber nice Peterson at Redington Hannah Ramsey for Mable Franks at Continental Means for Stella Nolan at Sunnyside and Rose Harper for Caroline J Brown at Pantano.
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Pima
P. H. Ross
Eulalia Bourne
Sopori
Sasabe
Charles C. Conley
O. C. Arnold
Clark Johnson
Eleanor Means
San Xavier
Myrtle Force
Bernice Peterson
Redington
Hannah Ramsey
Mable Franks
Continental
Means
Stella Nolan
Sunnyside
Rose Harper
Caroline J. Brown
Pantano
Labor troubles trim vehicle traffic and boost store stocks
Labor troubles cut passenger cars and trucks to 127,655 from 132,580 the prior week. Retail store proprietors reported heavier stocking for the upcoming fall and winter.
Prescott Prepares for Real Cowboys Rodeo
Prescott plans its 1941 rodeo July 3–6 under the slogan to return the event to working cowboys. The Northern Arizona State Fair association sponsors and the Prescott 20-30 club raised funds to secure the show and prevent a deficit. Bids for arena direction have been received from three veteran rodeo men, with an advisory board to supervise activities being formed.
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Prescott
Arena
A. T. Spence
Northern Arizona State Fair Association
Spence
Perry Henderson
Mike Stuart
Frontier Days
Caustic Throwing Case Scheduled in Florence
In Florence on May 17 the trial of George Madage and Charles F Caldwell begins before Superior Judge H G Richardson. They are charged with conspiring to throw a caustic solution at Pat Gibbons, ward captain at the state prison. Burns was convicted and Morse?sentence. Madage began a forgery term February 10 1939. Caldwell has prison history across several states. Judge Richardson has called a jury panel for Monday.
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Florence
George Madage
Charles F. Caldwell
Robert Burns
Pat Gibbons
State Prison
H. G. Richardson
Burns
Maricopa County
Madage
Pima
Caldwell
Utah
Texas
California
Maricopa
Gibbons
Richardson
State Treasurer Purchases $50,000 Defense Bonds
Phoenix May 17 State Treasurer Joe Hunt bought $50,000 worth of defense savings bonds for the permanent school fund declaring 214 percent interest the best offered on the market. He said if the U S treasury allows he would invest about $330,000 now in 12 other permanent state funds with a limit of $50,000 on sales by federal authorities.
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Phoenix
Joe Hunt
Defense Savings
Hunt
U. S. Treasury
Banquet Plans for 20th Cactus Chronicle Dinner
Miss Alice Vail announced the 20th annual Cactus Chronicle banquet to be held tonight at 6 15 in the Tucson Senior High School cafeteria. John Haynes, last year’s editor, will give the main address and guests from Tucson papers printing and education will offer one minute responses. Committees named include Tickets, Place Cards, Favors, Reception, Decorations, and Table Decorations with numerous student members and faculty advisers. The Chronicle has been published for 22 years and the new editor and staff will be announced at the event.
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Cactus Chronicle
Tucson
Alice Vail
Chronicle
John Haynes
Tucson Daily
Acme
The
Miss Vail
Tickets
Elaine Smith
Mary Ruth Cherry
Eleanor Coleman
Molly Knight
Sydell Marks
Adalyn Lovejoy
Mercedes Caballero
Kathryn McBeath
Betty Small
Jeanette Gerhart
Avonelle Johnson
Barbara Romine
Nancy Jane Riddell
Seid Waddell
Irene Donner
Phillip Lesley
Aline Kinnison
Maxine Johnson
Stuart Willoughby
Gloria Caballero
Bill Vandiveer
Donald Richards
Selma Skora
Elizabeth Lauck
Priscilla Lates
Favors
Ruth Leon
Emily Machala
Jack Eardley
Betty Cassidy
Peggy Gardener
Miriam Schofield
Elizabeth Gates
Doris Born
Grace Jones
Priscila Gates
Alice Hanson
Harold Gerdin
Wells Keddie
Stanley Robbins
John Campion
Clinton Fowler
Peggy O’laughlin
Harry Haynes
Mary Sue Wooley
Martha Craig
Mary McFall
Jane Etta Omer
Marbeth Bell
Kathryn Norton
Bob McQuade
Barbara Ann O'Dowd
GOP Group To Hear Head Of National Club
Pima County Women’s Republican club members plan to attend the 16th annual state convention in Phoenix on May 26. Mrs. Irene Tribolet of Tucson is state president and will preside over sessions. Mrs. Charles Weis Jr. of Rochester N Y president of the National Federation of Women’s Republican clubs will speak at a 12:30 luncheon at the Adams hotel.
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Pima County
Phoenix
Irene Tribolet
Tucson
Charles Weis, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Weis
State Club
Tribolet
Josie Goodell
Clifford W. Parsons
Anne Rogers
Mary Taylor
Kate van Buskirk
Matthew Lemen
Kate Reynolds
Arizona
Burks Trial Set for Tuesday in Pima County
Jury trial of Duke C. Burks Tucson politician on charges of presenting a false instrument for filing will begin next Tuesday morning in Pima county superior court. Judge Howard C. Speakman of Maricopa county will preside. Burks is accused of filing papers for Democratic nomination to the state legislature bearing false signatures. He has been free on bond since his arrest before last fall's primary.
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Duke C. Burks
Tucson
Pima County
Howard C. Speakman
Maricopa County
Burks
Gladstone MacKenzie
Board of Supervisors
Local Committee Names for Event Seating and Fine Arts
Margaret Kenny and Nancy Robertson head the event with Phyllis Bliss and La Verne Oberfield as members. George Woods oversees Songs chaired by Phyllis Brown and Robert Abernathy. Clarence Car della handles Seating Chart while Jill Falk and Molly Knight manage Make-up duties.
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Margaret Kenny
Nancy Robertson
Nancy Brenneman
Phyllis Bliss
la Verne Oberfield
George Woods
Phyllis Brown
Robert Abernathy
Clarence Cardella
Jill Falk
Molly Knight
Atkinson to be Honored in Iowa for Distinguished Service
Dr Alfred Atkinson president of the University of Arizona will receive a distinguished service award from the Chicago Alumni association of Iowa State college during commencement exercises at Iowa State on June 7. Dean R E Buchanan will also be honored. Over 900 degrees will be awarded. Atkinson will travel from Tucson to Ames with his wife for the ceremonies.
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Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Chicago
Iowa State College
Iowa State
R. E. Buchanan
Atkinson
Tucson
Ames
Iowa
Montana State College
Roger Williams Founding Providence in 1636
Roger Williams established Providence Rhode Island on July 4 1636, shaping a new colony founded on religious tolerance and separation of church and state.
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Roger Williams
Providence, R. L
Scouts Plan Open Camp At Mount Lemmon In 1941
Fifteen older Scouts led by Frank J. Landon preparing Camp Lawton on Mount Lemmon for three one week sessions from June 8 to 29. Another group did similar work last weekend. Robert F. Toronto directs the camp with FE. G. Stowell as business manager. About 200 Tucson Boy Scouts and leaders are involved in enrollment and planning for the season.
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Frank J. Landon
Camp Lawton
Mount Lemmon
Catalina Council
Boy Scouts of America
Robert F. Toronto
FE. G. Stowell
Tucson
Grenada Island in the West Indies
Grenada is identified as an island nation in the West Indies. The statement notes its geographic location and regional classification within the Caribbean.
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Grenada
Island
The
West Indies
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Congress
Stone
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