Economist Predicts Near Term Market Rise in Arizona
University of Arizona extension economist M. R. Baker states that business activity will stay near current levels briefly and then rise appreciably. The four page Agricultural Extension Service leaflet covers cotton price declines, wheat drops, and crop outlooks for oranges, grapefruit, alfalfa, fat cattle, and poultry eggs.
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M. R. Baker
University of Arizona
Agricultural Extension Service
Baker
Agricultural Marketing Service
Arizona
United States
Twenty two join Phi Kappa Phi at University of Arizona
Twenty two new members will be initiated into the University of Arizona chapter of Phi Kappa Phi at 6 45 p m tomorrow on the terrace of Uma Hall. Prof Walker E Bryan incoming president will give the response and Dr Neal D Houghton outgoing president will deliver a principal address on Eternal Truth and Social Change. Music by a string trio. Names include Leroy Alldredge Glenn Allen Barbara Cohen Myron Jaffe Spencer L Kimball Thelma McMillen Lara Peterson Allen Rosenstein Glenn D Williams Berwyn Thomas Louis Uhrig and Robert Wesson. Members meet today to select the candidate for the Phi Kappa Phi plaque.
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University of Arizona
Phi Kappa Phi
Honorary Scholastic Society
Uma Hall
Walker E. Bryan
Neal D. Houghton
Cornelia du Bois
Merle Ballantyne
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Leroy Alldredge
Glenn Allen
Donald E. Bernstein
Barbara Cohen
Matchell Vavich
Jerome D. Barnum
Elizabeth A. Bolton
Bartley P. Cardon
Janet Anne Clisby
Calvin Evans
Jeanne M. Hazen
Myron Jaffe
Spencer L. Kimball
Harry Kotecki
Thelma McMillen
Mona Millett
Lara Peterson
Allen Rosenstein
Glenn D. Williams
Berwyn B. Thomas
Louis Dallas Uhrig
Robert Gale Wesson
Mexican Sinarquista Urges Voters to Ignore Elections
The National Union of Sinarquistas calls on members across Mexico to not participate in presidential, congressional, or state elections, labeling them a pretext for an armed revolution. Manuel Zermeno states the party will confront Communists and enemies of Mexico as 15,000 attend a Leon rally marking the group’s third anniversary.
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Mexico City
National Union of Sinarquistas
Mexico
Congress
Manuel Zermeno
Zermeno
Leon
Guanajuato
Anaconda Declares 50 Cent Dividend on Common Shares
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. directors declared a dividend of 50 cents per common share payable June 24 to holders of record June 4 with a prior 25 cent dividend paid.
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New York
Anacconda Copper Mining Co
Nep
Swastika Handbills Found In Chicago Mail Boxes
The FBI disclosed complaints of Heil Hitler swastika handbills found in Chicago mail boxes and on cars. The notices addressed Germans Americans and urged support for Hitler. Postal authorities said placing non postal material in mail boxes violates rules and violators may owe postage.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Heil Hitler
Hitler
Roosevelt
William S. Devereaux
Bureau
Three Tucson Youths Sentenced for Petty Theft
Three youths arrested April 30 for stealing about 200 dollars in a week of auto thefts pleaded guilty in superior court to petty theft and received 60 days in county jail each. defendants Arthur Verbeke Ralph Bob Anderson and John Stevenson faced 21 stolen items as county attorney reduced charges after golf bag value dropped below 50 dollars. Judge Hall noted none of the items was worth 50 dollars.
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Tucson
Arthur Verbeke
Ralph Bob Anderson
John Stevenson
Justice Court
Rollo Aston
William G. Hall
John Anderson
Consolidation Wins Support for Baptist and Disciple Union
Delegates at the Northern Baptist convention endorsed a proposal to merge its 7,400 churches with 6,000 Disciple of Christ churches in America. Dr. R. H. Miller, sent as fraternal delegate, urged unity as both groups are American and share similar doctrines. A joint commission will study a shared hymn book and common devotions for about 3.1 million members.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Northern Baptist Convention
Disciples of Christ
America
R. H. Miller
National City Christian Church
Washington, D. C
Baptist Convention
Dr. Miller
Northern Baptists
Northern Baptist Churches
Safford Shown To Be Growing Fast
Arizona census figures show Safford rising from 1 706 in 1930 to 3 223 in 1940 per district supervisor Mrs Perle Anklam Nogales declined from 6 006 to 4 954 Morenci fell from 6 221 to 3 538 other 1940 and 1930 first and second figures Fort Huachuca 1 668 and 1 353 Benson 970 and 925 Tombstone 783 and 849 State Prison 848 and 625 Florence 1 380 and 1 318 Thatcher 1 155 and 895.
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Arizona
Safford
Perle Anklam
Nogales
Morenci
Benson
Tombstone
State Prison
Florence
Thatcher
May Christie Prolific Author Tours Globe for New Novel
May Christie, noted traveler and prolific novelist, wrote Honeymoon Preferred on Long Island drawing from global scenes. Her career spans works from Luxury Model on a Mojave log cabin porch to Love's Interlude in Hollywood and Canada, with Life details including visits to Buckingham Palace and Monte Carlo.
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May Christie
Daily Citizen
Mojave Desert
California
Hollywood
Canadian
Florida
New York
Monte Carlo
Cannes
Paris
Long Island
China
Scotland
Atlantic
England
Buckingham Palace
Government House
Australia
South Africa
Kimberley
Switzerland
Holland
Italy
World
Officers Will Study Tuesday Maneuvers In Belgium Focus
Tucson reserve officers to attend 7:30 p m Tuesday session at American Legion auditorium led by Col John T Minton. The class will cover German French and British weapons and troop movements, with emphasis on Belgium campaign and a broad general information review for all arms and services.
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Denmark
Norway
Belgium
Tucson
American Legion Auditorium
John T. Minton
United States
Minton
Floyd E. Thomas
409Th Infantry
Gustav R. Knabe
382Nd Field Artillery
James H
Muriel Blackburn Made Deputy Hornblower of Ripon
Muriel Blackburn aged 12 has been appointed deputy hornblower of Ripon England. This parish tradition appoints a junior hornblower to assist during ceremonial events.
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Muriel Blackburn
Hornblower
Ripon
England
Beatrice Costine Charged With Assault in Tavern Incident
Beatrice Costine a 37 year old operator of Bee's Tavern on Oracle road was formally charged with assault with a deadly weapon in superior court. Prosecutors say she shot her sister in law Ilene Thomas 24 after a family quarrel last March 25 at the tavern.
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Beatrice Costine
Bee’s
Oracle Road
J. Mercer Johnson
Ilene Thomas
Petersen to Seek Corporation Post in Arizona Primary
Phoenix May 24 State Treasurer William Petersen will run for Arizona corporation commissioner in the Democratic primary. He cannot seek reelection to treasurer and will oppose incumbent W M Cox who has also announced reelection plans. Petersen, a World War veteran, has lived in Arizona since 1913 and served two terms in the state legislature before becoming treasurer.
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Harold Raynor
Montgomery Ward
Raynor
Tucson
Los Angeles
Englewood
Phoenix
William Petersen
Arizona Corporation
Petersen
W. M. Cox
Bisbee
Arizona
Bread freshens longer when you rewrap and replace crusts
Ready sliced baker's bread stays soft four to five days if you store it correctly in the bread box. Replacing the end crust after removing slices and rolling the wrapper tight helps preserve moisture and freshness.
Two Prisoners Escape From Federal Prison Camp
Federal, state, county and city officers hunted two inmates at Mount Lemmon road camp after Fiodio Canales 26 and Marcial Castillo 31 escaped last night. These were the second and third escapes this week from the Mount Lemmon road camp.
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Federal Prison
Mount Lemmon Road
Fiodio Canales
Marcial Castillo
Salles
Leon
Hunt announces candidacy for state treasurer
Joe Hunt, Arizona softball star and deputy Maricopa county treasurer, seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. Hunt, 30, has lived in Arizona 23 years.
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Phoenix
Joe Hunt
Arizona
Maricopa County
Hunt
Haiti Public Works Program Bets on Recovery Amid Slump
Haiti’s public works program struggles with reduced business and funding as projects face delays. Officials warn that slowed construction could hinder employment and infrastructure gains, while seeking new financing and faster approvals to restart activity.
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Haiti
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