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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1940

Page

2

Italy Moves Toward War As Mussolini Eyes Entry

Rome May 25 Italy readies for total mobilization under a new civil order. The decree allows conscription for all citizens over 14 and empowers requisition of private industry, transport, and food control. Reports cite reserves called up, liner sailings halted, blackout efforts stepped up, and anti Allied sentiment rising amid foreign exits.

Rome Italy Mussolini Germany N Duce Mediterranean Senate French Morocco

Immaculate Heart Academy Grads Hold Commencement

Fifteen ninth grade graduates of Immaculate Heart Academy received diplomas at All Saints church on Sunday at 5 o clock. Most Rev Daniel J Gercke awarded diplomas and gave the address. Music included Mozart Ave Verum Ave Maria Regina Coeli sung by All Saints choir.

Immaculate Heart Academy All Saints Church Daniel J. Gercke Tucson Mozart Yon Mueller All Saints Joe Lane Camil van Hulse Academy Don Hughes Esther Temple of Music Mary MacMurtrie Tucson Little Theatre

Water Users Vote on $1,000,000 Bond Issue

Salt River Valley Water Users association members will vote next Tuesday on a $1,000,000 bond proposal to fund debt payments and system upgrades. The plan allocates $519,000 for extending power lines and adjusting frequencies for Colorado River power, with $489,000 to retire existing debts. Revenue declined as wage-related pumping for irrigation lowered income.

Phoenix Salt River Valley Water Users Association Colorado River Wnge

Gasoline tax to yield $3.4 million for 1940-41 in Arizona

State Engineer W. R. Hutchins told the tax commission the 5-cent per gallon gasoline tax is expected to raise $3,400,000 in the 1940-41 fiscal year. Other highway revenues include registration fees $970,000 and carrier taxes $185,000. He projected a June 30 end balance of $641,422.25 in the state Way fund.

Phoenix W. R. Hutchins Tax Commission Highway Department Hutchins Commission State Way

FDR Plans Three Changes For Cabinet

Roosevelt weighs a triple cabinet shake-up with Navy Secretary Edison retiring to run for New Jersey governor. If Knox accepts the navy post, La Guardia would move to Labor, replacing Perkins, while Woodring’s War post would await a successor, possibly Louis Johnson. insiders see this as a sign of a potential third term.

Washington White House Navy Edison New Jersey Frank Knox Frances Perkins Fiorello LaGuardia Woodring Knox Roosevelt GOP Alf Landon James Wadsworth New York Landon Wadsworth Miss Perkins LaGuardia Fiorello Labor Department CIO AFL Louis Johnson United Feature Syn. Inc

Pendergast Faces Bribery Indictment After Prison Return

Kansas City boss Tom J. Pendergast returns from Leavenworth to a battered machine. He faces a state bribery indictment over the Missouri Fire Insurance rate case and a contempt action as federal officers set terms of five year probation. He must avoid politics and surrender at 1908 Main Street.

Kansas City Tom J. Pendergast Pendergast Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Missouri Jackson County R. Emmet O’malley O'Malley Ing Main Street

County Heads Appeal From Court Order

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appeal to the state supreme court through County Attorney J. Mercer Johnson after a superior court ruling required creation of a second division of the court. Judge Levi S. Udall ordered the board to seek governor appointing a second judge.

Pima County Board of Supervisors J. Mercer Johnson State Supreme Court Johnson Levi S. Udall Apache County Richard H. Chambers Herbert F. Krucker Board of Supervisors Superior Court Udall R. T. Jones

Floodlights at La Paloma lunch stand damaged in vandalism

Mike Piteo owner and manager at the Benson Nogales highway junction says vandals stole two flood lights and destroyed six others at his La Paloma drive in lunch stand. They also damaged fixtures in the men s lavatory and left two lights in poor condition. Sheriffs report ongoing investigation.

Mike Piteo la Paloma Benson-Nogales Highways

Bids Opened For Safford Steel Bridge Project

Phoenix May 25 bids will be opened by the state highway department June 7 for a steel girder bridge across the Gila river at Safford Graham county will match federal aid funds in connection with the project

Phoenix State Highway Department Gila River Safford Graham County

Chinese in Formosa Changing Names to Japanese

Chinese residents in Formosa increasingly adopt Japanese names amid cultural assimilation trends. Officials report rising name changes among families and individuals, reflecting shifting identity pressures under regional governance.

Formosa

Law graduates to hear Jan Diemes at Arizona Law School

Jan Diemes former member of The Netherlands consular force will speak to the University of Arizona law school graduating class at the annual Pima County Bar Association reception next Tuesday. Other speakers include Judge William G. Hall J Byron McCormick dean of the law school and Paul Westerlund.

Jan Diemes Law School University of Arizona Pima County Bar Association William G. Hall Superior Court J. Byron McCormick Paul Westerlund J. Edwin Beauchamp Darrel G. Brown Lloyd E. Canfil Alex M. Conovaloff Calvin W. Evans Neal R. Gray

Ballet Premiere Revisits Romeo and Juliet in Leningrad

A new ballet inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet debuted recently in Leningrad Russia. Choreography and staging emphasized classical design with contemporary interpretations and featured a renowned company troupe.

Leningrad Russia

Legion funds to build Community Center health clinic

The county to construct a Community Center health clinic at South Sixth avenue and Columbia street funded by American Legion groups and WPA labor on land donated by Home Realty. The project includes county health and welfare operation with a nurse stationed there and public access, with a committee led by Legion Auxiliary president Mrs. Vivian Johnson.

American Legion Works Progress Administration Home Realty Company South Sixth Avenue Pima County Board of Supervisors L. H. Howard City Health and Welfare Community Center Columbia Street U. S. Veterans’ Hospital National 8 National 40 the Legion American Legion Auxiliary County Health Department Welfare Board Howard Vivian Johnson The Legion Auxiliary Jean McQuown Oscar Lamp Joe Hanson Katherine Mickey

French to Leave Mexico for Duty

Mexican capital reports that all French residents have been ordered to register at the French Legation for military service. Several age groups will depart immediately for France to join the armed forces. The number of men affected and departure details remain closely guarded, but several hundred are expected.

Mexico City Mexico Legation France

Sproul Urges United America To Strike Back If Attacked

Berkeley May 2. UP. Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul president of the University of California told the universitys largest graduating class that a united America can defend its democratic tradition and strike back if dictators attack. He warned against philosophies born of alien experience and urged Americans to stand on their own heritage to maintain freedom for at least one people.

Berkeley Calif America Robert Gordon Sproul University of California Sproul Europe

Sacaton Red Cross Meets and Surpasses Emergency Quota

The Sacaton branch of the American Red Cross exceeded its emergency relief quota by collecting 65.45 dollars against a 25 dollar target. Mrs. Stella Robinson chairs the Sacaton unit which reported the substantial overage.

Sacaton Daily Citizen American Red Cross Stella Robinson

British shipbuilders focus on tramp ships for flexible trade

British shipbuilders concentrate on tramp ships of a simple type because they operate without fixed routes or timetables and travel from port to port to pick up and deliver cargoes as available.

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