Irvine Upheld In Employment Service Fight
Arizona Attorney General Joe Conway ruled that the state employment service director is ex officio executive officer of the Arizona Employment Security Commission. He said the commission cannot delegate that authority and notes the new law creates one executive official, the employment division director. The ruling responds to disputes since the Osborn era and addresses federal reimbursements under the Social Security Board.
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Phoenix
State Employment Service
Arizona Unemployment Compensation Commission
Atty
Joe Conway
Arizona Employment Security Commission
Conway
Commission
Lewis Irvine
State Commission
Osborn
Federal Social Security Board
Congress
Federal
Social Security Board
Hutchins and Donovan Clash Over War Effect on U S
In Atlantic City on May 23, University of Chicago president Robert M. Hutchins argued democracy can fail amid wartime problems and warned against a fatal resort to war. Col. William J. Donovan countered that aiding England requires willingness to take risks, or else be complicit in retreat.
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Atlantic City
U.P
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
William J. Donovan
Mediterranean
America
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hutchins
Donovan
England
Harold Lackner Claimed by Death at 37
Harold Wilford Lackner, 37, cousin of Dr. W. S. Lackner of Tucson, died at his home on North Tyndall avenue. He lived at Safford where he and his cousin ran a ranch before moving to Tucson last October. He came from Ontario, Canada 12 years ago. Survived by wife Kirila and two sons Harold and Edward. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Arizona Mortuary. A note on Lattbentyl mentions rationing in Sweden.
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Harold Wilford Lackner
W. S. Lackner
Tucson
North
Tyndall Avenue
Mr. Lackner
Safford
Ontario
Canada
Arizona
Kirila Lackner
Harold
Edward
Lack Of Glider Program Is Held Weakest Defense Link
Hawley Bowlus argues the United States military lacks a glider program for training and as a weapon. He cites German production of transport gliders and far more German glider pilots, notes ongoing but stalled U S Army cooperation on a transport glider, and suggests glider training for youths could speed overall aviation readiness.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Hawley Bowlus
United States
Crete
Bowlus
Germany
Junkers
Romania
U. S. Army
Metal Experts Tout War Proof of American Supremacy
Dr V N Krivobok Lockheed official says ultimate test of metallurgical supremacy is wartime practice. He cites reduced aircraft weight by welding over rivets and stronger armor plate as key advances. Dr Oscar E Harder notes powder metallurgy yields long lasting high temp bearings for aircraft motors and explains bearing porosity holds lubricant for continuous service.
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Los Angeles
Western Metal Congress
V. N. Krivobok
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Krivobok
Oscar E. Harder
Columbus
Ohio
American Society For Metals
Public Records Civil actions and licenses listed
Public records show William G. Hall presiding over a tax refund suit against Pima county. A. J. Sparks sues Viola Sparks for divorce judgment. Levi S. Udall presiding state case against Duke C. Burks for presenting a false instrument. H. G. Richardson presiding Roy C. Mack liquor license transfer case. order denies stay of execution.
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Bert E. Underwood
Pima County
A. J. Sparks
Viola Sparks
Levi S. Udall
Duke C. Burks
H. G. Richardson
Roy C. Mack
Justice Court Hears Case Led by Gardner
In a justice court presided by W. Gardner Donald McCann Kenneth Shan and Ella Ramsey face grand theft charges and were held to answer in superior court. Robert Rivera is charged with reckless driving and faces $30 fine and 10 days in jail with notice of appeal filed.
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Justice Court Co. W. Gardner
Donald McCann
Kenneth Shannon
Ella Ramsey
Robert Rivera
Army to seek 2.5 billion for new air fleet
Washington reports the War Department will ask Congress for a 2.5 billion dollar appropriation to build a 13 000 plane security fleet. Deliveries are expected to begin 18 months after construction starts and would augment the existing 21 000 aircraft goal.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Defense
House
Gilpin Man Skeleton Unearthed Near Arizona Airport Site
Archaeologists from the University of Arizona call the find a 12th to 13th century young male skeleton nicknamed Gilpin Man. The bones lie face down with well preserved teeth and are tied to Tangue Verde pottery, while cremation had been common earlier.
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New
Gilpin Airport
University of Arizona
Gilpin
New Air Field
Phoenix
Gardner
Brigham Arnold
University
Norman Gabel
Edward H. Spicer
Carleton S. Wilder
The
Arizona State Museum
Anthropology Laboratory
Faculty Club to Vote on Officers
Ballots mailed to University of Arizona faculty list candidates for officers. Harry Behn and Oscar Colcaire vie for president, Andreas Andersen and N C Laffer run for vice president, Virginia Ruff and Elizabeth Stilwell seek secretary treasurer.
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University of Arizona
Harry Behn
Radio Bureau
Oscar Colcaire
Andreas Andersen
N. C. Laffer
Virginia Ruff
Elizabeth Stilwell
High School Bureau Seeks To Place Boys In Local Jobs
Tucson high school forms a placement bureau due to defense job losses. Dean of boys Andy Tolson says registered boys offer odd jobs to bank clerking, with graduates given first choice. The service runs six weeks after May 29, inviting local businesses to request workers.
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High School Bureau
Tucson Senior High School
Andy Tolson
Tolson
Sorrells to Guide First Night Rodeo in Tucson
Buckshot Sorrels will direct Tucson’s first night rodeo set for June 7 and 8 at the rodeo grounds. Promoter Jack Wilson says the fast program features riding and roping events with judges Homer Ward and Baylis Harriss. Otho Kinsley withdraws Santa Cruz show and will present July 4 at his ranch. Reduced price tickets offered to Tucson Air Base personnel.
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Buckshot” Sorrels
Arizona
Tucson
Jack Wilson
Sorrels
Homer Ward
Baylis Harriss
Wilson
Otho Kinsley
Santa Cruz County
Police Court Bets and Bonds In Local Gambling and Vagrancy
Paul Cella presiding briefs list in the police court shows Foo Mar fined $25 bond forfeited for gambling. Edgar Sanchez fined ten dollars or ten days for speeding. Claude Bennett and Edward Golden for vagrancy each at ten dollars or ten days. Conrad Loehr fined ten dollars or ten days for disturbing the peace. Jacinto Figueroa fined sixty dollars and thirty days for reckless driving.
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Paul Cella
Foo Mar
Edgar Sanchez
Claude Bennett
Edward Golden
Conrad L. Loehr
Jacinto Figueroa
Wallace Stevenson and Madeline Glover Win Marriage License
Mrs. Belle D. Hall issues licenses to Ellerslie Wallace Stevenson aged 25 and Madeline Leola Glover aged 21, both residents of Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
Ellerslie Wallace Stevenson
Madeline Leola Glover
Tucson
Pioneer of Tucson Dies at Prescott
A. E. Hutchinson, Jerome and Tucson pioneer who came to Arizona in 1838, died last night at the Arizona Pioneers Home. Born February 9, 1869 in Trimble County Kentucky he lived in Jerome before moving to Tucson where he resided until 1936. No survivors are listed and funeral plans were not set.
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Prescott
A. E. Hutchinson
Jerome
Tucson
Arizona Pioneers
Arizona
Pioneers
Trimble County
Kentucky
Roosevelt Names New Chiefs of Warfare and Promotes Arnold
President Roosevelt named new chiefs for the Air Corps infantry and chemical warfare service. H H Arnold was promoted from colonel to major general and will stay deputy chief of staff. George H Brett to lead the Air Corps, Courtney Hodges to head the infantry, William N Porter to lead the chemical warfare service. General Walter C Baker retired. George A Lynch retired last month.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Air Corps
Infantry
Chemical Warfare Service
H. H. Arnold
Arnold
Britain
Senate
William Bryden
Heatwave, Drought Threaten Northeast Forests and Crops
New York reports record May heat as drought expands firefighting risk in Adirondacks. Water shortages possible as New Jersey officials press for a state agency, while consumption rises by 30 million gallons daily. Temperatures reach near 90s across Newark Boston Washington and beyond.
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New York
New York State Conservation Department
New Jersey
George S. Burgess
State Water Policy Commission
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Newark
N. J
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
Lide Rock
Ark
Pikesville
Grapefruit Growers Plan Prorate Committee Formation
Arizona grapefruit growers will meet at Creighton school near Phoenix at 2 p m Monday to nominate 16 committeemen for a prorate administrative committee guiding a federal marketing agreement under the Surplus Marketing Administration. California nominates a similar number. The secretary of agriculture will select four from each state. The eight member panel will implement the program in Arizona and Imperial county California. The pact would ban interstate shipment of certain grapefruit grades to boost the market.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Creighton
California
Secretary of Agriculture
Imperial County
Calif
Truck tax burden tops one hundred dollars per year
The report states that the average annual tax burden on trucks now exceeds $100, marking a notable increase in vehicle taxation and impacting fleet operators.
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Combined Commissions
Attorney General
Col. Donovan
U. S
Harold Lackner
Sweden
Reilly
Public Records
Superior Court
William G. Hall
Army
Army Air Force
New Gilpin
Faculty Club
Tom Collins
Ernest B. Wilson
Theo. Collins
United States Tire
Fred Thegashes
CI. AE Distributors
Stone Avenue
Vance Goodman
South Sixth Avenue
Quality Fuel & Feed
Oracle Road
JIM Lewis Tire Service
North Scott Street
Frank Valenzuela
St. Mary’s Road
Colden
Bob Wilkins
Anton’s
Cheshire Motor Company
Nogales
Standard Garage
H. E. Blythe Continental
Benson Gas & Auto Supply
Benson
General Petroleum
William Goar Bisbee
Gadsden
Douglas
Gordon Newman Douglas
Arizona Woods Motor Company
Joe Good Douglas
Ramsey
Conoco
Bjoy
Howard & Stofft's
OWN Brands
Wright & Ditson
Howard & Stoffi
Phon
DR. Hawkins
W. Congress
AVICE
Fdr
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Ambulance Service
ILLIA
Purex
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