Uniform Laws On Marriage Divorce Sought By Congress
Rep. Norris Poulson proposes a constitutional amendment to standardize marriage and divorce rules nationwide. The plan limits marriages to domiciled individuals, restricts foreign divorces, and requires domicile for separations and annulments. It aims to curb Mexican and foreign ease of obtaining divorce and upholds full faith in divorce decrees.
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Norris Poulson
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Nevada
Congress
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Ferry Service Station Moves From Phoenix
The Army Air Forces Transport Command will move its ferrying service base from Phoenix Sky Harbor to Coolidge this week. Maj. Charles W. Wilkins announced the transfer of all personnel and equipment, with the command taking over field operations at Coolidge. The reason for the move was not disclosed.
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Hoenix
Coolidge
Army Air Forces Transport Command
Sky Harbor
Charles W. Wilkins
Air Transport Command
San Franciscans Vote To Buy Street Railway
San Franciscans voted 104706 to 86292 in favor of city purchase of the Market Street Railway street car system. The result, from unofficial returns, approved a charter amendment sponsored by Mayor Roger D. Lapham allowing acquisition of the company’s property without a bond issue after prior defeat of purchase plans.
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San Franciscans
Market Street Railway
Roger D. Lapham
Ike's Trailer for Invasion Offers Comforts of Home
London May 17 General Dwight Eisenhower will tour the western front in a staff-mobile designed by George Vernon Russell. The two unit caravan was built from depot stocks by the eighth air force repair depot and supervised by Raymond Cherry and Eduardo San Manigo. The 60 foot operations van includes a conference table and battle mags recessed in the ceiling.
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London
Dwight Eisenhower
Western Front
George Vernon Russell
Hollywood
Eighth Air Force Repair Depot
Raymond Cherry
Eduardo San Manigo
Los Angeles
Russell
Lockheed Overseas Organization
Gen. Eisenhower
Six Arizonians Aid War Wounded in Mediter ranean Area
Six Arizonans stationed with the 79th station hospital in the Mediterranean area aid war wounded. The group includes Pvt Edward L Terry of Peoria, Pvt Elzie Campbell of Buckeye, Pvt Fred Johnson of Oraibi district, Sidney E Spain of Phoenix, Corp Ray B Grijalva of Tucson, and Sgt Edwardo M Gonzales of Tolleson.
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Phoenix
79Th Station
Mediterranean
Edward L. Terry
Peoria
Elzie Campbell
Ervie Huffman
Buckeye
Fred Johnson
Oraibi
Sidney E. Spain
Nellie M. Spain
Corp
Ray B. Grijalva
Tucson
Edwardo M. Gonzales
Gertrude Gonzales
Tolleson
New Voters In Arizona Include 1835 Soldiers
Phoenix May 17 The secretary of state Dan E Garvey reports 1835 armed services members among 28557 newly enrolled voters since January 1 These proxy registrations are part of overall turnout with 21878 Democrats 4664 Republicans 65 Prohibitionists and 115 other parties Last week saw 5274 registrations.
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Phoenix
The
Armed Services
Dan E. Garvey
Monastic Parlors Linked to Early Public Conversations
The first parlors were rooms in monasteries used for conversations with people in the outside world, showing how early religious houses served as social spaces beyond cloistered life.
Sailor to Be Amazed Gets Message from Navy Officials
A sailor whose car skidded on highway 6 in rain received thanks from high naval officials in Los Angeles. Rear Admiral George F. Hussey led the group, joined by Rear Admiral Ralston S. Holmes, four captains, three commanders, and six scientists. The message singled out the moment when the sailor said thanks to "Fella."
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Los Angeles
U.P
Highway 6
George F. Hussey
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Ralston
Holmes
Admiral Hussey
Hidden Safe and Living Quarters in Theatre Unit
A theater unit features a hidden safe storing vital papers, rolled projection screen, and ample chrome filing space. The general’s billeting van includes sleeping and eating quarters, a study office, bunk, kitchenette, shower, and chemical lavatory. Both units are windowless with air conditioning, portable power, radio gear, and telephone outlets.
Three Tucson Soldiers Reported Missing In Action
The war department lists missing in action soldiers from Arizona. In European area Staff Sgt. Warren A. Brewer of Tucson and Sgt. Thomas F. Cody Jr. of Tucson are named along with Second Lt. William W. Steinke of Hayden and Second Lt. Phillips D. Terry of Tucson. In Mediterranean area Pvt. Pat H. Lindstrom of Phoenix is listed. In Southern Pacific area First Lt. Herbert V. Young of Clarkdale is named.
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Washington
War Department
Warren A. Brewer
South
Santa Rita Avenue
Tucson
Thomas F. Cody, Jr
William W. Teinke
Walter H. Steinke
Hayden
Phillips. D. Terry
Janice P
North 3Rd Avenue
Pat H. Lindstrom
Phoenix
Herbert V. Young
Herbert V, Young
Clarkdale
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