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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1940

Page

3

Pittsburgh Poised to Lead Nation in Defense Production

Pittsburgh leaders in strategic industries report the 80 percent share of wartime munitions output and the region's readiness to begin production under Roosevelt defense plans. They note broken bottlenecks, educational orders, and expected large defense expenditures with Pittsburgh likely to receive a major share.

Pittsburgh Roosevelt Ohio Allegheny Monongahela Louis Johnson Defense Week War Department Steel Company Pittsburgh Mills

Poppy Day Declared in Tucson by Mayor Jaastad

Mayor Henry O Jaastad designates May 25 1940 as Poppy Day in Tucson The American Legion auxiliary will sell crepe paper poppies made by disabled World War I veterans to aid in rehabilitation and relief programs The proclamation urges residents to buy and wear the flowers on city streets.

American Legion Auxiliary Henry O. Jaastad Janstad Tucson Ariz Arizona

Diminishing Returns and a Detroit Hand Organ Tale

Augustine Boggi aged 65 and his wife emigrated from Italy and saved pennies toward retirement. They built up $1,600 in a bank by 1930, then the bank failed. They recovered with a hand organ and saved $2,000 in a tin can before the money was stolen.

Philadelphia Augustine Boggi Italy

Buckeye Doctor Volunteering to Fight Parachutists

Dr. George C. Rubel of Buckeye offered to be the first in Arizona to serve in a volunteer anti parachute movement if such a force forms. He sent a letter to Governor Jones stating his willingness to mobilize against invading parachute troops. The message was referred to Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Tuthill of the Arizona National Guard.

Phoenix George C. Rubel Buckeye Jones United States

Tucson Red Cross drive nears $5,000 goal

About $1,200 was raised this morning for the Tucson Red Cross relief drive aimed at a $5,000 local target and part of a national appeal for civilian relief. Youth groups including Boy Scout Troop 61 and the Junior Red Cross at Tucson High contributed, with donations tagged for war relief.

Tucson Red Cross Jan Diemes Boy Scout Troop No. 61 Diemes Mickey Mouse Club Fox Theater Elmer John Reilly A. P. Martin Nick Hall W. I. Walsh J. M. Procter

Peace Prayer Broadcast Set by Knights of Columbus

Tucson Knights of Columbus join 2500 councils nationwide to hear a coast to coast Prayer For Peace on KTUC at 5 pm Sunday. The program features remarks by Edwin V. O Hara and keynote by Francis P. Mathews with Benediction by Archbishop Spellman and a capella choir from Father Flanagan's Boys Town Nebraska.

Tucson Knights of Columbus United States Columbia Network KTUC Pius XII Edwin V. O’hara Kansas City Francis P. Mathews Omaha Nev The International K. of C. Order Francis J. Spellman New York Father Flanagan Boys Town Nebraska

Very Critical Report on Gordon Seeley

Gordon Seeley 19 of Tucson was labeled very critical by St. Mary's hospital attendants. He sustained a severe spinal injury three weeks earlier after diving into a Sabino Canyon pool and striking his head on a submerged rock.

Gordon Seeley University of Arizona George Seeley St. Mary’s Hospital Seeley Sabino Canyon

Hitch Bribe Tactic Prompts Gasoline Gift Revelation

In Ely Nevada a sheriff details a hitchhiking scam dubbed the gasoline bribe. A transient visits the county relief office claiming destitution and is given gasoline to borrow rides. The approach, now halted until car ownership proof is shown, exposes a relief misuse.

Ely Nev J. E. Orrock Orrock

Liner Washington Carries 1100 War-Fleeing Americans

In Genoa the Washington sailed for New York with 1100 American fugitives aboard, many from the Balkans, crowding cabins and lounges. An additional 2000 are expected on the Italian liner ex.

Genoa Italy United States Washington New York Balkans

Americans in Egypt prepare to sail as Mediterranean tensions rise

In Alexandria on May 18 American residents rush home amid Mediterranean uncertainty. Eighty Americans from the Alexandria district are to sail May 22 aboard the Excalibur. The Marco Polo and Reggio carried Italians home after lengthy visa delays.

Alexandria Egypt Mediterranean

Public Records in Superior Court Docket Summary

William G. Hall presides as Caesar Suarez sues Victor Estrella on contract. S. S. Butler and others sue Robert O. Barber et al on ejectment. McCaskey Register Co. sues D J Kosich of Producers Poultry Exchange on contract. State of Arizona vs Harold and Glen Warner disturbing the peace on appeal from justice court. Ruth Mills Hostetter sues Charles J Hostetter for divorce. June Williams appeals from justice court against Fred R Williams et al.

Superior Court William G. Hall Caesar Suarez Victor Estrella S. S. Butler Robert O. Barber McCaskey Register Co D. J. Kosich Producers Poultry Exchange State of Arizona Harold and Glen Warner Justice Court Ruth Mills Hostetter Charles J. Hostetter June Williams Fred R. Williams

Justice Court Docket: Davis and Alexander Cases

Justice Court with C E Davis presiding finds Davis guilty of petit theft with a 90 day suspended sentence. Jane Alexander has a complaint filed for failure to pay wages.

Justice Court Co W. Gardner C. E. Davis Jane Alexander

Police Court Docket Under Judge Paul Cella

Carlie Davis charged with petit larceny and vagrancy brought before Judge Paul Cella. Painky D. Ingram sentenced to ten days or a ten dollar fine.

Paul Cella Carlie Davis Justice Court Painky D. Ingram

Marana and Tucson Residents Listed by Age

Names and ages of four pairs from Marana and Tucson are recorded: Harvie Lee Wilkinson 26 and Mary Ruth Taylor 26. J. W. Taylor 22 and Helen Mae Merriman 18. Robert Quiroz Fanchette Jr. 21 and Aurora Rodriguez Cruz 20. Isaac J. Haws 36 and Dorothy Frances Vaughn 29.

Harvie Lee Wilkinson Mary Ruth Taylor Marana J. W. Taylor Helen Mae Merriman Robert Quiroz Fanchette, Jr Aurora Rodriguez Cruz Tucson Isaac J. Haws Dorothy Frances Vaughn

Great Britain Bans Cheaper Teas From Asia to Favor India

Britain plans to buy the entire crops of India and Ceylon tea and stop importing cheaper China and Java grades. The move signals a shift toward premium teas and may affect domestic prices and supply chains.

Great Britain India Ceylon China Java

Census May Be Help To Vets

Veterans groups hoped for more beds at the U S Veterans hospital in Tucson but a letter from Senator Carl Hayden said no expansion is planned this year. Gen. Frank T. Hines indicated census data could support future changes and a July review may yield Tucson relief.

Veterans’ Organizations U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Roland M. James Tucson Allied Veterans Committee Senator Carl Hayden James Frank T. Hines Federal Board of Hospitalization Tucson Hines Hayden Gen. Hines Bureau of the Census Arizona

Harmison Seeks Tucson Constable Nomination

Robert W. Harmison a longtime peace officer and Tucson resident since 1929 announced his candidacy for constable of the Tucson precinct subject to the Democratic primary. The 6 foot 6 inch veteran has served as city marshal of Center Hill Florida and has worked as a guard in the U S marshal service. He is active in the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars and owns his home with a wife. Londonderry Corporation faces a 135000 claim for alleged malicious destruction of a moving picture house burned down. Ireland compensates taxpayers for such damages.

Tucson Robert W. Harmison Fremont Avenue West Virginia Harmison Mesa Florida Center Hill Fla Bethlehem Steel Co United States Marshal’s Office Officers’ Training American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Morgan McDermott Legion Pima Pistol Club The Game Protective Association Londonderry Corporation Ireland

Church Official Is Guest Speaker at Spring Fellowship Dinner

Rev. George N. White D D secretary of the promotion and missionary education division of the Congregational Home Missions spoke at the spring fellowship dinner of the Congregational church Thursday evening. He tours the west and southwest before returning to New York. Brief speakers included Dr. O A Smith Nogales superintendent of the Southwest conference Rev Richard Dawson newly installed pastor and his wife Mrs Marian Dawson.

George N. White Board of Home Missions Congregational Churches Congregational Church White West Southwest New York James E. Walden O. A. Smith Nogales Richard Dawson Marian Dawson

Driving Unfit Cars Dominated Wellington Court Docket

In Wellington police court a large docket featured 151 cases charging driving unfit cars. The list reflects strict enforcement of vehicle safety and licensing standards during the period.

Wellington New Zealand

Short Story Contest Winners Announced at Tucson High

Jackie Dewey won the short story contest sponsored by Miss Alice Vail and the Pen and Inkling club at Tucson Senior High School. Robert Abernathy and Shirley Trimble took second and third with Ann Rosenweig receiving honorable mention. Judges were Miss Irene Taylor Miss Mary-Hill Flynt and Professor David Patrick. Molly Knight was elected head of Pen and Inkling for next year, with Ruth Leon as vice president Doris Born treasurer and Sydney Blinkoff program chairman.

Jackie Dewey Alice Vail Pen and Inkling Club Tucson Senior High School Robert Abernathy Shirley Trimble Ann Rosenweig Irene Molly Knight Ruth Leon Doris Born Sydney Blinkoff

Young Drivers Worse Off for Accidents, Study Finds

A London based Medical Research Council report shows younger drivers incur more motor vehicle accidents than older men, highlighting higher risk among youth drivers and suggesting targeted safety measures.

Medical Research Council of London

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