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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1944

Page

3

Fire Control Emergency Set Due To Heat

Coronado national forest service has gone on an emergency fire control basis. Assistant supervisor Roger D. Morris announced that record heat and lack of rain prevent withdrawal of fire guards, with regular season running Apr 16 to Jul 31 in sections. Guards may stay on duty longer and emergency measures may persist into winter if conditions worsen, while grazing losses threaten cattle amid drying feed and potential relocations.

Coronado National Forest Service Roger D. Morris Morris Forest Service Tucson

Promised Nazi Stab In Back Comes At Last

London reports Hitler conducts a purge of the German army as traitors are named and officers face the people's court. Berlin broadcasts list 23 implicated officers and two deserters including Maj Gen Lindemann and Maj Kuhn. The purge erodes Prussian military tradition and puts frontline leaders at risk of arrest and execution.

London Adolf Hitler Hitler Dread People's Court Berlin Lindemann M W Maj Kuhn General Staff Europe Gestapo Heinrich Himmiler

Malaria Fever Reported In City Health Brief

One malaria fever case was the sole disturbance in the weekly contagion report from the city county health department. Other illnesses dropped to one measles mumps and scarlet fever case each, no whooping cough cases, seven pneumonia cases, and eight tuberculosis cases appeared.

Tucson Eating Establishments Move to Open Sparingly

A Tucson survey shows over half of local restaurants cafes and hotels have closed dining rooms for summer or parts of it and many observe a weekly closing day to give employees a rest. The report lists open and closed venues with schedules and notes government enlistment exams for 17 year olds starting Aug 7 at the University of Arizona basements.

Tucson Military Department The University of Arizona Air Corps Army Specialized Training Reserve Bacci’s el Corral el Merendero el Patio el Rancho Grande Railroad Cafe Town House Santa Rita Hotel Reed and Bell Tip Inn Earl's Cafe Euclid Cafeteria Leafy’s Drake Inn Coronado Hotel Cafe Patsy’s Copper Kettle Red and Blue Drive-Inn New Deal Coney Island Busy Bee Cafe Club Cafe Earl's el Moro la Jolla la Posada O.K. Cafe Ozark the Palms Pete’s Walk-In Richelieu Shanty Caruso’s Pioneer Hotel Santa Rita el Conquistador Arizona Inn San Carlos Cafe Patsy's el Presidio Fehr’s Inn Green Lantern Grand Cafe la Cabana Morningstar

U S Sees possible shift in Spain policy after Jordana death

Washington notes two statements on Spanish Foreign Minister Jordana death. Officials hint at broader aim of warmer ties with Franco regime and acknowledge Jordana's favorable actions toward American policy.

Washington United States Francisco Franco Jordana Churchill Spain Franco Madrid State Department Edward R. Stettinius

Magnificent Mont St Michel rises from Normandy coast

An imposing sight on the Normandy coast Mont St Michel stands as an immense medieval monastery built on an isolated rock rising from the sea off the coast.

Normandy France Mont St. Michel

Charge Two Sets Of Directors For Company

Petition for appointment of a receiver for Postal Benefit Insurance and a restraining order to block a special meeting August 14 was filed in Maricopa county superior court. Lloyd B. Christy and four policy holders allege two competing groups claim directors’ status amid bitter dissension. A temporary restraining order was issued and a hearing is set for 10 a.m. Friday before Judge Levi S. Udall. Judge M. T. Phelps issued the order.

Phoenix Postal Benefit Insurance Company Maricopa County Uit Lloyd B. Christy M. T. Phelps Levi S. Udall Apache County

Jesse Osborne 66 Succumbs At St Marys

Jesse Franklin Osborne 66 of 1208 St Marys road died early today. He worked in broom manufacturing and had lived in Tucson ten years. Survived by wife May two sons Roy and Fate Osborne of Texas two sisters Fannie Telles Laredo and Ella Long Beesville. Services Monday 10 a.m. Arizona Mortuary chapel Rev Eric Folsom officiating. Mrs L A Lohse to lead music burial in Evergreen cemetery.

Jesse Franklin Osborne St. Mary's Road Tucson May Roy Fate Osborne Texas Fannie Telles Laredo Tex Ella Long Beesville Arizona Mortuary Chapel Eric Folsom L. A. Lohse Evergreen Cemetery

Senate GOP seeks Southern support on postwar aid plan

Senate Republicans sought help from Southern Democrats to oppose a bill creating a super-reconversion agency and a federal unemployment program. The plan, sponsored by Murray Truman Kilgore, would establish a war mobilization office and pay six months of federally funded training plus subsistence, with benefits tied to weekly pay. Austin warned of an unprecedented grant of power, while a rival Georgia senator urged state control of unemployment insurance.

Washington Senate Military Committee Sen Austin Truman Murray D-Mont D-Mo Kilgore D-W.va Office of War Mobilization and Adjustment Sen. George D-Ga Armed Services

Merardo Robles Marine Killed on Saipan

Marine Private Merardo D. Robles USMCR died June 24 on Saipan in the Marianas. He was 19 on July 17, son of Mr and Mrs Francisco M Robles of 506 Riverside Drive Tucson. Burial details were not provided. He attended Roskruge junior high and worked for Pima Lumber Company.

Marine Corps Washington Pfc Merardo D. Robles USMCR Saipan Island Marianas Pfc. Robles Francisco M. Robles Riverside Drive Tucson Roskruge Pima Lumber Company

Private Cassel Wounded in Action in France

Pvt. George W. Cassel of a tank destroyer unit in France was wounded and is recovering in an English hospital. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cassel of 3120 North Fontana. He attended Amphitheatre High School and worked for P. D. O. C. before enlisting in March 1943. His brother Glenn L. serves in the Mariana Islands, and his wife Laverne Cassel lives in Belton, Texas.

George W. Cassel France George B. Cassel North Fontana Amphitheatre Glenn L Mariana Islands Southwest Pacific Laverne Cassel Belton Texas

Navy radioman Houghton completes San Diego training

Bill Houghton son of Mr and Mrs M D Houghton 2134 East Sixth street graduated this week from the Navy radioman training school at San Diego with the rank of radioman 3c He was one of six men selected for special training He graduated Tucson high school in January 1944 and entered the Navy immediately afterward He will continue training at Texas A and M as a radio technician during a brief visit with his parents

Bill Houghton M. D. Houghton East Sixth Street Navy Radioman Training School San Diego Texas A. & M Tucson High School Houghton Navy

Local Servicemen Home on Leave and Return to Duty

Lt Newsome Holesapple, son of Mrs Helena Holesapple of 1130 First Avenue, is home on a ten day leave from Ft. Knox Kentucky. Mr and Mrs J H Kinney of 801 East Speedway report their son Second Lt William H Kinney has fully recovered from burns and has returned to duty. Kinney is a 1943 University of Arizona graduate with a B S in mining engineering.

Newsome Holesapple Helena Holesapple First Avenue Ft. Knox, Ky J. H. Kinney East Speedway William H. Kinney Burns University of Arizona

Three-Year-Old Killed After Running Into Street

Funeral plans for Carl MacMains, 3, who died from injuries after stepping into South Stone avenue and into a garbage truck driven by Ray Williams. His mother Thelma MacMains absolved the driver of blame. survivors include the parents, a brother, a sister, and the grandmother en route from Iowa. Funeral arrangements are by Reilly's.

Carl MacMains South Stone Avenue Lowa Stone Avenue Ochoa Street Ray Williams Thelma MacMains West Aviation Drive Tony MecMains

Pima County Treasurer Reports July Balances and Transactions

Pima County Treasurer A. B. Cole ended July with $151,773.41 in the treasurer’s account after monthly activity. Receipts reached $599,510.53 while disbursements totaled $207,737.12. Beginning August with $1,050,700.19, the balance rose to $1,047,473.00. Major receipts came from the school fund, sales tax, road fund, personal property tax, and general fund. Largest disbursements went to the general fund, school district bond redemption fund, school fund, and City of Tucson.

Pima A. B. Cole Fred O. Goodell City of Tucson

Japanese Navy Plans Victory In One Swoop

The Mainichi Shimbun Osaka reports the war situation in Pacific waters is not favorable yet declares that Japan's combined fleet is mapping a strategy to defeat the enemy with one swoop. Domei agency quoted the comment in an English roundup for U S readers.

New York Mainichi Shimbun Osaka Japan Pacific Domei Agency Federal Communications Commission

Prang Creates First American Greeting Cards in Boston

Louis Prang, a Boston lithographer, produced the first greeting cards in America, marking the origin of a popular holiday and social tradition in the United States.

America Boston Louis Prang

Nev’s Roles Include Theta Tau Tau Beta Pi Cadet Captain

Nev belonged to Theta Tau and Tau Beta Pi and served as a cadet captain. He was an expert marksman and part of the rifle and pistol team and the Scabbard and Blade.

Nev Theta Tau Tau Beta Pi

Kinser Joins Army Air Corps Reserve After Graduation

Donald Kinser son of the Rev H LeRoy Kinser of 1203 North First Avenue was accepted in the Army Air Corps Reserve last week. A Tucson High School graduate, Kinser will not be called until after his 18th birthday on August 28.

Donald Kinser Rev H. LeRoy Kinser North First Avenue Army Air Corps Reserve Tucson High School Kinser

Casualties of D-Day to July 20 by Allied forces

Supreme Headquarters reports 70,009 U S troops listed as killed wounded or missing in the French campaign from the June 6 invasion to July 20. American totals: 11,156 killed 52,170 wounded 6,143 missing. British 5,646 killed 27,766 wounded 6,182 missing. Canadian 919 killed 4,354 wounded 1,272 missing. Includes 130 killed 41 wounded 312 missing from preinvasion exercises in April.

London Aug Supreme Headquarters United States

Community car-sharing praised by Tucson official

Govette of the Chamber of Commerce lauded private riders and drivers for their response to Tucson’s new community car-sharing bureau. He reported strong early registrations and urged drivers not to bring issues to chamber offices, noting the bureau cannot handle bulk problems.

Tucson C. E. Govette Chamber of Commerce Chamber Goyette Community Service Group Marana Consolidated Vultee Davis-Monthan Cortaro Farinas Mountain Telephone and Telegraph Company Ryan School of Aeronautics Ryan Civilian Workers Southern Pacific Workers Smith Construction Company Pacific Air School Pacific Fruit Express Pearson, Dickerson Oswald Brothers, and Casson Veterans’ Administration Bond Construction Company Control Mines Civilian Air Patrol American Airlines Consolidated Ferry Command

St Louis Airport Commission Adopts $5 Million Postwar Plan

The St Louis airport commission approves a $5 000 000 expansion plan to meet postwar needs. An alternative plan for a landing strip at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial site along the river was also introduced at the meeting.

ST. Louis Airport Commission of

No Word Heard From Tidwell Since May 2

Missing in action in Italy since May 2, First Lt. Jack Tidwell son of Mr and Mrs William Tidwell of 1210 East Sixth Street has not sent word. His brother Corp William Tidwell is with the 13th Armored Regiment in Italy and last news came May 16.

Italy Jack Tidwell William Tidwell East Sixth Street Club War Department Tidwell Corp 13Th Armored Regiment William

Train wreck at Stockton kills 47 in Georgia

Atlantic Coast Line officials say 47 to 32 injured in early morning wreck near Stockton, 53 miles west of Waycross. West bound ACL passenger train from Montgomery to Savannah jumped tracks and struck a freight train. six cars derailed, most fatalities among Negro passengers.

Waycross Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ACL Stockton Montgomery Ala Savannah Wavycross

Braise Wins First Prize In Braising Contest

A young Gascon named Braise won first prize in a cooking contest during Louis XIV's era by using the braising method.

Braise Louis the Fourteenth

Evening of entertainment at Odd Fellows hall

An evening of entertainment featuring cards and bingo will be held tonight at the Odd Fellows hall located at 135 South Sixth Avenue starting at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served and all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs along with their friends are invited to attend.

Odd Fellows Hall South Sixth Avenue Odd Fellows Rebekahs

NAACP Special Meeting Planned at Friendship Baptist

A special NAACP meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 p m at Friendship Baptist Church located at 850 North llth Avenue.

THE NAACP Friendship Baptist Church North Llth Avenue

Navy V-12 Student Epperson Commended by Honor Roll

William Henry Epperon a Navy V-12 student at the University of Texas is commended in a special Navy honor roll for the spring semester according to word received here.

William Henry Epperson University of Texas Navy

Yale English Professor John A. Gee Dies at 50

John Archer Gee, 50, of Bridgeport, associate professor of English at Yale University, died last night in New Haven. He was a noted authority on sea life literature, specializing in works by H. M. Tomlinson and Joseph Conrad.

New Haven, Conn John Archer Gee Woodbridge Yale University Gee H. M. Tomlinson Joseph Conrad

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By Wade Werner Anveythem Richard S. Griffith United States Marshal’s Office Post Office University of Arizona Gymnasium Col. Shotwell Maj. Magee U. S Arizona Maintenance CO Jesse Osborne St. Mary's GOP Merardo Robles Saipan Subway Cleaning Service 4Th Ave EL Conquistador Hotel East Broadway Randolph Randolph Park Pima County Parker N. Stone Ave Ervice Govette Mulcahy Lumber (Co. Dos Congress Sir Meat Lass Westward Motors S. Fourth Ave Georgia Atlantic Coast Line Alfred A Yale Miller's E. Pennington Goodyear Aircraft Corp Litchfield Park Ariz Employment Service E. Pennington St First National Benefit Society First National Bank Arizona Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co E. Pennington Employment Office
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