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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

5

Boyle Urges America to Stop Nazis in World War II Stance

Tucson attorney James P. Boyle in a University of Arizona commencement address declares the verdict is in and the American people will do whatever is needed to halt the Nazi war machine. He praises United action, rejects neutrality, and predicts stronger support for a legal, post war order.

America James P. Boyle Tucson University of Arizona Britain Cordell Hull Joseph Goebbels Charles Lindbergh Hugh Johnson Wheeler Nye and Clark Robert Hutchins University of Chicago Roosevelt Wendell Willkie Herr Goebbels Boyle Flossie Nell Williams and Aram _ Philibosian

New Irving Berlin Song To Pop Up The Gun Man

Irving Berlin has written a new Army ordnance department song titled Arms for the Love of America to promote the man behind the gun. Lt Col Belinger says it may be shown on Arsenal Day in June. The chorus urges strong reply with weapons and duty for every mother’s son.

Washington U.P Irving Berlin America Army Ordnance Department Ordnance Department John B. Bellinger Ordnance Arsenal

Farm Bureau Pushes Tax Cuts In Arizona

Arizona Farm Bureau Federation led by Cecil H. Miller calls for county tax levies to drop in line with the state funded school per pupil amounts of 65 dollars for elementary and 95 dollars for high school. Miller cites sales and gasoline tax growth as reason for greater county cuts, listing minimum levy reductions for each county.

Phoenix Arizona Farm Bureau Federation Cecil H. Miller Miller Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee Maricopa Mohave Navajo Pima Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma

Sinarquista Movement In Mexico Labeled Foreign Funded Threat

A front page editorial in El Nacional accuses the Sinarquista movement of being a foreign financed campaign to impose a totalitarian dictatorship in Mexico. President Avila Camacho urges national opposition to its alleged reactionary, anti democratic aims as the Nacional Union of Sinarquistas claims about 500,000 members.

Mexico City el Nacional Sinarquista Mexico Avila Camacho Sinarquismo Nacional Union of Sinarquistas Union Nacional de Sinarquistas

Ohio State Fair to Hire 125 Women for Ticket Taker Posts

Ohio State Fair officials will hire 125 young women as ticket takers and sales personnel this fall. The action reflects national defense needs reducing available male workers for fair operations in Columbus Ohio.

Ohio Fair Columbus U.P National Defense Ohio State Fair

Alma Mater Song Performed Before Benediction

Elbert C Moritoe and Dorothy H Moritoe wrote the alma mater song sung prior to the benediction. The event highlighted the college ceremony with a student choir performing the school anthem.

Elbert C Dorothy H. Moritoe

War metals sought by U S throughout World

The defense commission hunts strategic materials at home and abroad to supply arms factories. Tin tungsten copper and other metals are stockpiled or imported, with new sources and substitutes pursued. Domestic production expands, exports restricted, and federal spending supports mining.

America Frank I. Weller Daily Citizen Special News Service Weller Washington Special News Service National Defense Commission United States China Burma Turkey Dutch East Indies Chile U. S Canada Bolivia The Defense Commission

Morristown high schooler wins eastern Legion oratorical title

Phillis Anderson won the eastern division of the American Legion oratorical contest for high school students. At a local Legion dinner she was honored with a pearl necklace and four U S baby bands, but could not speak due to a strained larynx from many speeches.

Morristown N. J Phillis Anderson American Legion Legion U. S Phillis

Largest Liner America to Join Navy Service

The America, the largest passenger vessel built in the United States, is being acquired by the maritime commission for delivery to the Navy. Built by Newport News Shipbuilding for United States Lines, she has 26,482 gross tons and can reach 22 knots in normal conditions. delivery to the Navy follows the commission's plan to add merchant ships as auxiliaries.

Washington America United States Maritime Commission Navy Commission Newport

Welfare Board Recommends Denial in Blind Pension Case

Des Moines county welfare board denied a blind pension to a woman applicant who lacked documentary proof she was over 18. The state board advised waiving the age proof. The woman reportedly has five grandchildren.

Des Moines State Board of Social Welfare

Post Office Defense Savings Bank Deposits Restricted

In India deposits in the new Post Office Defense Savings Bank cannot be withdrawn until one year after the conclusion of the European War. This rule sets a fixed lock period for savers with the defense savings effort.

India Post Office Defense Savings Bank

Rites for Victim of Accident Held

Funeral services for Joe R. Kirby 57 killed in an automobile crash on the Benson highway were held at the Arizona Mortuary with Rev. S. D. Athans officiating. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery. Pallbearers named. He was a Tucson native residing at 710 North Eleventh avenue and survived by his mother, two sisters, a brother, and a sister in Yuma.

Joe R. Kirby Benson Highway Arizona Mortuary Rev S. D. Athans Mexican Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery Albert Ybarra Joe Zubia Albert Valenzuela Arnold Morales Charles Shumaker Manuel Acosta Kirby Tucson North Eleventh Avenue Gertrude Kirby Manuel Kirby Carman Diaz Yuma

Mexico Proposes Mexicali San Felipe Highway

The plan would open a largely sparsely populated region in Baja California by linking Mexicali with San Felipe and expanding nearby strategic and military facilities.

Mexico Mexicali San Felipe

Maid's Nite Out Dinner Ad Promises Budget Feast

An advertisement urges women to take Thursday off despite a national emergency and invites husbands who refuse canned beans to join a special dinner for $1.00 per person. The menu features a burgundy beef pot roast as the centerpiece of the complete dinner.

Panama studies plan for plant to refine sea salt

The government of Panama is examining proposals for a facility to refine and purify more than 10 000 pounds of marine salt each day.

Panama

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