Ostrich Like Policy Condemned by Dr Judd in Lecture
Dr. Walter H. Judd criticized the U S stance toward totalitarian regimes urging Americans to face reality and curb aggression. He warned Britain and France avoided risk, noted Japan and Germany’s propaganda, and urged economic pressure over war. Judd recalled years in China and called for decisive action to stop armament.
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Pioneer Hotel
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Mayo Clinic
Sons of Heaven
Roosevelt renomination seen as likely in Chicago race
Washington reports that Roosevelt’s renomination by acclamation on the first Chicago roll call appears likely amid German blitz against the low countries and France. Observers say he alone could block rivals, with Hull as possible compromise if he opts out.
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Cordell Hull
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A Rodeo Song Adopted as Arizona Inter Collegiate Anthem
University of Arizona adopts A Tumble-Down Ranch in Arizona by Bill Walters as the inter collegiate rodeo official song. Frankie Masters orchestra will introduce it this evening over the Columbia Network. The tune is dedicated to the university rodeo and to Governor Jones after an enthusiastic audition.
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Bill Walters
University of Arizona
Columbia Network
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University of Arizona Rodeo
Jones
Committee Named To Handle Milk Funds For Tucson Children
A five member committee appointed by Monte Mansfield will manage the milk fund aimed at $3,000 for undernourished Tucson youngsters. Members include Harry Embleton chairing, Mrs J W Briscoe, Ralph King, Mrs W G Crutchfield and Mrs Thelma McQuade. The panel controls fund use and disbursement for a school feeding program supplying milk and cod liver oil to about 2,100 children. Checks can be mailed to Embleton care of The Citizen.
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Monte Mansfield
Tucson
Harry Embleton
J. W. Briscoe
Ralph King
W. G. Crutchfield
Thelma McQuade
Mansfield
Embleton
Mexican Pilot Plans Flight to Link Americas
Major Antonio Cardenas chief pilot of Mexico’s air service railroad division prepares the plane Presidente Carranza for a goodwill mission. He plans a route from San Francisco to Cerro Loco then to Lima and Buenos Aires to foster closer ties among American nations.
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Golden Gate International Exposition
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Pan American Airways
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Cerro Loco
Lima
Peru
Buenos Aires
Americas
South America
Luis G. Herrera
City Briefs On Local Accidents Reported
Eight year old Ross Kelsay son of William R Kelsay of 1143 East Lowell street suffered minor head injuries when struck by a car at East Sixth street and Santa Rita avenue driven by J S Neale of 2328 East Second street. Antonio Navarrette 43 of 1100 South Mission avenue lost his thumb in a second Southern Pacific shop accident in as many days when a locomotive jack slipped felling the thumb.
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William R. Kelsay
East Lowell Street
East Sixth Street
Santa Rita Avenue
J. S. Neale
East Second Street
Antonio Navarrette
South Mission Avenue
Southern Pacific
Navarrette
Warner brothers appeal disturbance of peace conviction
Harold Warner and Glen Warner appeal their May 12 disturbance of the peace conviction in justice court. The case involves Mrs. Hortencia Larsson of 1815 South Sixth Avenue and advances to superior court. The brothers were convicted in justice court and seek reversal.
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Local Hotel Keeper Wilson McLean Dies in Room
Wilson McLean 65 of the Apache hotel was found dead of natural causes late yesterday afternoon in his room. The body was sent to the Arizona Mortuary. He is survived by a brother, Jake P. McLean, of Menomonie Wisconsin.
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Apache Hotel
Arizona
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Menomonie
Wis
Rainbow Girls Install Officers in Masonic Temple
The Tucson chapter of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will install officers at 2 p m tomorrow in the Masonic Temple.
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Masonic Temple
Ny Administration Director Rex Lindstrom Heads To Training Conference
National Youth Administration project director Rex Lindstrom departs for Denver for a foreman's training conference and is expected to return about May 25.
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National Youth Administration Office
Denver
NYA
Tucson Highlighted in National Geographic June Issue
Roy Drach man, secretary of the Sunshine Climate club, announced Tucson will appear in several pages of photos in the June National Geographic. The images will be part of the general feature and picture section on the southwest.
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National Geographic Magazine
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Southwest
Amateurs urged to submit photos by Monday
Chamber of Commerce sponsors a photography contest and all entrants must file entries by close of business Monday. Secretary C Edgar Goyette stated today.
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Girl Scout Troop 17 Nears Uniform Completion at Mission View
Girl Scout Troop No 17 at Mission View School with mothers and leader near completion of uniforms. Materials donated by sponsors 8 and 40 support the project.
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Mission View School
V. F. W. Auxiliary to Elect Delegates at Special Meeting
The V. F. W. Auxiliary will hold a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ethel Falterman s home on East Liberty street Delegates to the state encampment will be elected.
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Ethel Falterman
East Liberty Street
Stamp Club Meeting Highlights Rare Albums Display
The Tucson Stamp Club plans a Monday 8 p.m. gathering in the Indian Room at the Pioneer Hotel. John T. Judd will show two albums featuring rare and unusual stamps.
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Tucson Stamp Club
Pioneer Hotel
John T. Judd
Architect Starkweather Attends National AIA Convention
Local architect M. H. Starkweather departed for Louisville to attend the national convention of the American Institute of Architects and will return in about ten days.
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Louisville
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The American Legion employment bureau closes for summer
The American Legion employment bureau shut today for the summer season with no announcement about reopening next fall. During the winter hundreds found jobs through the bureau’s services.
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American Legion Employment Bureau
NAACP Special Meeting Called for Sunday
A special NAACP gathering is scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Church of God in Christ on North 10th Avenue.
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Church of God In Christ
North 10Th Avenue
Tucson Lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias Meeting
Tucson Lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias will hold a regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Odd Fellows hall. The rank of knight will be bestowed on two candidates and reports from representatives who attended the grand lodge meetings in Flagstaff will be heard.
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Knights of Pythias
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Flagstaff
Weather Summary From Summer Haven
Yesterday at Summer Haven the low reached 41 and the high 71. Rainfall measured one fifth of an inch.
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Summer Haven
Indian School Graduation Set for May 23
The Tucson Indian Training school will confer diplomas at its 52nd graduation exercises at 10 a m on May 23. Six senior high graduates include Lavina Blackwater and Helen Donahue among others. 19 junior high pupils from five tribes will also receive diplomas. Reverend H Walton Rotz will give the commencement address with music by the school department led by Miss Marie Wiley.
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Pima
Eunice Perkins
Thomas Throssell
Papago
Girton
120 Teachers Apply For New Hospital Aid
More than 120 Tucson teachers sent applications for membership in the Associated Hospital Service of Arizona to Phoenix led by Ples Harper and Polly Titcomb Lee. The plan, approved by the Arizona State Medical Association, offers 21 days hospitalization at about 85 cents a month. Membership extends to wives children and dependents with coverage during summer vacations. Information via Mrs. Lee at 2065 Monday through Friday afternoons.
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Associated Hospital Service of Arizona
Phoenix
Ples Harper
Tucson Education Association
Polly Titcomb Lee
Community Medical Center
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United States
Dougherty to Address New Citizens Celebration in Tucson
Citizenship Day committee announced John P. Dougherty, assistant United States attorney for Arizona, will speak at the New Citizens celebration next Thursday at Tucson High School stadium. The program targets native citizens turning 21 in 1940 and newly naturalized citizens.
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United States
Arizona
Tucson
Scouts Stand in River Vigil for Drowning Dangers
Five hundred boy scouts from Bihar and Orissa organized a social service camp at a religious service. They stood waist deep in a river keeping vigil until dawn for possible drowning cases.
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Orissa
India
Kiwanis Rotary Joint Meeting Plans Competitions at El Rio
Kiwanis secretary Harold Wilson announces a staged joint meeting with Rotary at El Rio Country Club next Wednesday featuring golf and team contests plus intellectual events like a liars contest and spelling bee. The program includes a barbecue at 7 p.m. and play by play clips of the Sugar Bowl game with commentator Mike Casteel.
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Kiwanis
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Kiwanis-Rotary
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Harold Torren
Rotary
C. E. Matteson
Elmer
Joe Picard
Pioneer Hotel
Tulane
Texas A
Mike Casteel
University of Arizona
Ferdinand the Bull Rescued From Pool On Arizona Ranch
On the Pacheco Nunez ranch near Tucson a docile bull named Ferdinand fell into a 10 foot deep swimming pool. Neighbors used a derrick and pulley to hoist him out and he calmly returned to the pasture. The event drew a crowd of local ranchers and children.
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Pacheco-Nunez
Sierrita Mountains
Tucson
Ferdie
Atkinson Sees Strong Prospects for Grads
Dr. Alfred Atkinson president of the University of Arizona told Safford high school graduates that modern opportunities for high school leavers are as attractive as in the past. He cited advanced study in electricity engineering soil conservation geology mining transportation communications public health and social service.
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Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Safford High School
Girl asks cops to stop big war in letter
An 8 year old girl, Betty Ruth Morris of Jefferson School in Kansas City, writes to Police Chief L. B. Reed asking to stop the war, saying the conflict is getting on her nerves in a simple signed note.
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L. B. Reed
Betty Ruth Morris
Jefferson School
Southern Pacific Reports March Deficit Rise and Quarterly Gap
Southern Pacific records a March net deficit of 1,406,539, up 336,332 from March 1939 after charges. The first quarter deficit totals 3,673,591, down 653,627 from last year, while consolidated results show 1,664,947 for March and 4,431,341 for the quarter, with changes described.
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Southern Pacific Company
U S Holds 51 Million Acres For Indian Trust
The United States maintains more than 51 million acres of land in trust for Native American tribes and individuals. The vast holdings underpin government obligations and historic treaties related to tribal lands and resources.
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