Churches Plan June Camping Institute and Adventure Camp
Thirty seven youths from First Methodist and University Methodist churches will attend the state senior high and college age camping institute May 31 to June 7 at the Episcopal camp grounds near Prescott. Twelve junior high students join the Christian Adventure camp at Granite Dells Prescott area. Local sponsors are Mrs Arthur Roberts and Mrs Robert E Dickenson.
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First Methodist and
University Methodist
Episcopal Camp Grounds
Prescott
Granite Dells
Arthur Roberts
Robert E. Dickenson
Frank S. Williams
Firstchurch
George H. Norton, Jr
Margaret Snedeker
Helen Schahrer
Borden McMahon
Marylin Priess
Joyce Kerby
William Mettler
Jack Kerby
Edward G. Spencer
Huberta Phenicie
Dorothy Rockwood
Jack Wilson
Martha Hurley
Irene Donner
Donna Fischer
Eugene Husted
Marilyn McLean
Arthur Schaefer
Arthur Warner
Robert Warner
Sally Ault
Donald McLean
Harriett Williams
Dorothy Strickland
Graham French
Jackie Dewey
Martha Dodison
Ruth Jenkins
Anne Morton
Marion Horr
First Church
Martha Boyd
Edwina. Teeter
Fay Teeter
Ira Mae Miller
Evelyn Jones
Martha Jo Craig
Laura Fae Clayton
University Church
Mary Lee Gray
Dorothy Williams
Dick Landis
Lillian Johantsen
Mary Lou DuBois
Hazel Landis
Martha Ann Roberts
Helen Jenkins
Emily Jane Vasey
Ray Kilburn
William Bradford
Jean Gammill
Where is Mister Roosevelt going in French press attack
France leads with a front page assault on President Roosevelt and the United States. A Paris paper features a three column piece echoing French anger at Roosevelt and referencing his May 15 message urging France to resist Germany.
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Paris
Roosevelt
United States
Normandie
New York Harbor
LaFayette
Mister Roosevelt
Germany
Eden Warns Vichy of Undeclared War in Britain Speech
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned the Vichy government Britain would strike the enemy wherever found and implied an undeclared state of war against France if it pursues collaboration with Germany. He stressed France’s resources would be at Germany’s disposal and called collaboration incompatible with honor amid signs of potential hostilities.
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Eden
VICHY
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
House of Commons
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Palestine
Syria
Ger
New Program Aims for 500 Four-Motor Bombers Monthly
Washington May 22. An expanded production program to assemble 500 four motor bombers a month was announced by William S. Knudsen director of the office of production management. He said full production timing was not disclosed and that the plan is in letters of intent to Ford Motor company and Boeing, Lockheed and Douglas Aircraft. Ford will build the bombers at its Ypsilanti Michigan plant.
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Washington
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Knudsen
Ford Motor Company
Boeing
Lockheed
Douglas Aircraft
Ford Company
Ypsilanti, Mich
Energy contracts drafted for Boulder Burbank Glendale power plan
The Southern Edison Co and Nevada California Electric Corp will operate machinery for Los Angeles as agents of the United States under tentative contracts. The final draft drops an 83 percent efficiency rule and guarantees project cost coverage over 50 years with annual payments of 300000 to Arizona and Nevada and 500000 to the Colorado River development fund. Wright reported ongoing energy contract talks.
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Burbank
Glendale
Calif
Southern Edison Co., Ltd
Nevada California Electric Corp
Nevada and
Arizona
City of
Los Angeles
Southern Edison Co
United States
Nevada
Colorado River
Wright
Arizona to Get Boulder Dam Power Revenues Share
Arizona would receive 1.2 million dollars representing 300 thousand dollars annually from Boulder Dam power starting January 1 1938 if it accepts Harold Ickes plan. An additional 13.8 million would go to the state treasury over 47 years in 300 thousand dollar installments with a deadline of May 31 to sign.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs. R. O. Hilzinger Dies At Ysleta Texas
Mrs. Rose Ojeda Hilzinger 86 who moved to Tucson from Southern California in 1882 died last night at Ysleta Texas. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Reilly Undertaking chapel with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Her daughter Mrs. H D McGregor of El Paso accompanies the body. Her late son George O. Hilzinger was a Tucson attorney. Surviving are three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Rose Ojeda Hilzinger
Tucson
California
Reilly Undertaking Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
George O. Hilzinger
el Paso
War Veteran Dies in Local Hospital
Flint E. Neece 49 a World War veteran who arrived seven months ago as a health seeker died yesterday in a local hospital. His brother Earl Neece of St Maries Idaho will accompany the body to St Maries for burial with local arrangements by Parker Mortuary.
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Flint E. Neece
Earl Neece
St. Maries
Ida
Parker Mortuary
French defend Martinique amid American attack warnings
British naval patrols in the Atlantic intercepted the French tanker Scheherazade with a cargo of United States oil bound for French North Africa. The seizure was announced as part of actions tied to the Vichy government during the period of tension in the Caribbean and Atlantic.
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Paris
Caribbean
Martinique
Atlantic
Sceherazade
United States
French North Africa
Floods Worsen Across 150 Miles in New Mexico
Rio Grande floods broke Jarales levee near Belen forcing 300 area evacuations. Dikes failed near Polvadera and Adelino, 5 000 acres flooded near Polvadera, 300 people evacuated, CCC enrollees aiding flood workers. Bridges and highways damaged as river threat intensified from Belen to Socorro.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande
Jarales
Belen
Polvadera
Belen Highway
Santo Domingo Indian Pueblo
Domingo
Jemez River
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Pueblo
Bernardo
Adelino
Socorro
Conservancy
Turks in the Mediterranean face mounting pressure from Nazi aims
The analysis notes that Nazi forces threaten Turkish autonomy as Crete Cyprus and Syria become strategic pivots. It suggests Germany may pressure Turkey to allow troop passage and base use, testing whether Turks will defend their freedom of action amid Allied naval strength and Soviet proximity.
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Mediterranean
Crete
Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Cyprus
Britain
Cyrus
Alexandria
Hitler
Iraq
Turkey
Axis
Aegean Sea
Soviet
Russia
Crete Battle Debates Frontless Fight and Airborne Roles
Churchill reports German attempts to seize Crete via air landings and sea incursions. He notes German footholds at Malemi and in Candia while Allied forces hold most coastlines. Royal Navy sinks two transports and one convoy, with another convoy turned back. Hand to hand fighting with British, New Zealand, and Greek units continues on beaches valleys and ridges as air drops, glider landings, and small-boat ventures persist along the northwest coast.
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Churchill
Candia
Royal Navy
Middle East Command
Cairo
Malemi
Canea
Crete
Heraclean
Suda Bay
Canea-Suda Bay
Mediterranean
Navy Consults Task Force Concept for Short Missions
Naval spokesmen describe a task force as an old Navy term for a special mission lasting a few days. Congress is reminded the United States aims to send merchant ships into the Red Sea despite Axis warnings. The neutrality patrol extends into the north Atlantic to safeguard Britain bound arms shipments. Secretaries note enemy activity complicates high seas protection. The vice admiral rank is limited to three Pacific commands including scouting, battle force, and battle force aircraft.
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United States
Red Sea
U. S
North Atlantic
Britain
Pacific
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Pacific Fleet
Defense plans outline large scale military production
Defense sources indicate the Army aims for 1 418 000 men in training by June 30 with full equipment for 2 000 000. Congress approved about 750 million to build production capacity for a 4 000 000 man ground force. The Air Corps pursues a 21 000 plane program and total capacity with allies nears 36 000 planes annually, with proposals for 80 000 planes yearly in heavy bomber production under consideration.
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Army
Congress
Air Corps
Arizona Educators To Attend National Meet
Nine Arizona voting delegates have been certified to attend the National Education association meeting in Boston from June 29 to July 4. Delegates include Dr. R. J. Hannelly of Phoenix as association president, Harold W. Smith Ruth Foster Weltha Graham Ethel Spitz Blanche Adams Ruby Mc Carty May McCarty of Phoenix, with E D Ring state superintendent of public instruction. Barbara Flaws of Phoenix named alternate.
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Phoenix
Wnine
Arizona
National Education Association
Boston
R. J. Hannelly
Arizona Education Association
Harold W. Smith
Glendale
Ruth Foster
Yuma
Weltha Graham
Ethel Spitz
Blanche Adams
Ruby McCarty
May McCarty
E. D. Ring
Barbara Flaws
German Landing Parties Could Be Overwhelmed Quickly
The article suggests that a plausible number of German landing parties might be overwhelmed rapidly. It emphasizes expectations of swift success for defenders facing organized amphibious incursions.
Africa War Update Cites Limited Axis Land Action
Report notes no imminent Nazi offensive with only marginal land activity in 30 hours. British air losses described as light, but anti aircraft fire from German batteries is deemed stronger and improving compared to Italian defenses.
British report 5,000 Italian troops captured in Ethiopia
Cairo report says in southern Ethiopia 5,000 Italian troops were captured along with 42 guns and 19 tanks as British forces close the net on Fascist divisions. An additional 300 Italians were taken in Gondar, while a rear-guard action yielded a brigade HQ and three colonial battalions with 4,400 prisoners overall.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ethiopia
Middle East Command
Gondar
Sciasciamanna
Aircraft Certificates Surge 1941 Start With Gains
On January 1, 1941, 17 351 aircraft were certificated marking a 35.2 percent rise from 12 829 aircraft registered on January 1, 1940. The total refers to civil craft not military.
Honey Maids Grahams Sold in Three Convenient Sizes
Advertises Honey Maid Grahams from a National Biscuit Company bakery. Claims fresh from ovens, triple wrapped for freshness. Notes available in three convenient package sizes at food stores.
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National Biscuit Company
American Firm Develops Tungsten Mines in Argentina
An American company advances tungsten mine development in Argentina, signaling expansion in South American mineral projects. The venture targets wolfram resources with plans to explore, extract, and potentially export raw material.
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Argentina
Tomato and Corn Button Styles Light Up London
In London a fashion note highlights buttons shaped like tomatoes and cornsheaves as part of a quirky accessory trend. The playful motifs appear in street wear and boutique displays.
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London
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