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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

2

UNRRA Funding Endorsed by U S Reassessment of World Trade

U S Under secretary of State William Clayton told UNRRA that the United States would provide no further relief contributions, urging a shift to reopening world trade. He cited America has already contributed about 90 billion dollars to stabilize foreign economies while urging continued care for displaced persons until a new international refugee agency takes over.

Joan Twelftree Geneva William Clayton UNRRA United States Clayton Council Europe United Nations International Refugee Organization LaGuardia United Kingdom Canada Americas Middle East New York Austria Red Army

Patients Ask Film Machine for Tuberculosis Ward

At Pima county hospital a committee reports only 52 donors have contributed to buy a motion picture projector for tubercular patients in bed. The device aims to provide entertainment and therapy as books and magazines offer limited relief. The drive uses the slogan Sorry you can't get out to see us now so send us a smile.

Pima County

Births at Tucson Hospitals on August 6

A boy was born at 6:20 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ruby of 908 East Lee Street, St. Mary’s Hospital Tucson. Another boy arrived at 4:50 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Leodora Leaf of 2319 South 12th Avenue. Tucson Medical Center welcomed a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aguilar of 1246 North 14th Avenue at 7:48 p.m. on August 6.

St. Mary's Hospital Merle Ruby East Lee Street Tucson Leodora Leaf South 12Th Avenue Tucson Medical Center Arthur Aguilar North 14Th Avenue

County Gains By Sales Tax

The Arizona state tax commission reports that since the sales tax began in 1931, counties have received 24 188 804 57 dollars in allocations. The tax revenue helped eliminate real property tax in Pima and Greenlee counties and would have kept high rates in Coconino Pima and Greenlee without it. Detailed totals by county include Maricopa 8 136 419 68 and Yuma 1 024 703 78.

Phoenix State Tax Commission Pima Greenlee Counties Coconino Greenlee Apache Cochise Gila Graham Maricopa Mohave Navajo Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma

Experiments Made Here In Detecting Storms By Radar

Weather observations at the Tucson weather bureau record temperature humidity wind velocity and cloud formations every half hour by day and night EK P Norwood director told Optimists at a Pioneer hotel luncheon. He noted new apparatus for accurate readings and described the Army radar system that can detect locate and track thunder storms. Radar use for thunderstorms is experimental and not routine at the weather bureau, tested at Davis Monthan.

Tucson Weather Bureau EK. P. Norwood Pioneer Hotel Norwood Army General Weather Bureau

Harvard-educated lawyer spared death by commuted sentence

John F. Noxon Jr., a 49 year old Harvard educated Pittsfield attorney, won his bid to avoid the electric chair for the murder of his infant son. Governor Tobin commuted the death penalty to life in prison after recommendations from the state advisory board of pardons and officials. He will be moved from death row to a regular cell and given light duty, with possible later transfer to the Norfolk prison colony due to tuberculosis and frail health.

Boston John F. Noxon, Jr Maurice J. Tobin Executive Council Pittsfield State Advisory Board of Pardons Clarence A. Barnes J. Paul Doyle Noxon Margaret Doyle Cherry Hill State Prison Norfolk Prison Colony

Watch Missing After Capture Of Suspect

A 13 year old Negro boy is held for juvenile authorities for stealing a wrist watch from Charles D Rogers in a downtown store. Rogers and his father identified a youth Monday. police took him into custody after he admitted taking the watch and threatening Rogers. He refused to say what he did with the watch. The youth is on probation for bike theft.

Charles D. Rogers Rogers Charles R. Rogers Young Rogers

Navy Reserve Goal Is Set For Tucson Unit

The Navy department set a quota of 200 enlisted and 10 officers for Tucson organized reserve, to be drawn from ex Navy men for part time training. Rates include Radiomen, Radarmen, Electronics Technicians Mates, Machinists Mates, Motor Machinist Mates, Electricians Mates, Water Tenders, plus Storekeepers and specific chief and petty officer ranks. An officer quota targets one Lieutenant Commander, two Lieutenants, three Lieutenants (JG) and four Ensigns. full quotas not required now, 50 percent desired, age 17 to 39.

Navy Department Tucson Cmdr W. J. Macy Organized Reserve Cmdr. Macy Macy Navy

Diamonds and valuables report losses across town

Mrs. Vivian H. Denault reported a diamond valued at $600 missing from her ring on the way to town. Edith C. Orth reported a missing or stolen watch valued at $244 from the Arizona Inn pool area. A pool hall theft netted $10.75 from a light fixture and a Kansas City man reported losses of a $35 ticket, a $2 knife, and $15 cash. items recovered. Andres Zamora fined or jailed for simple assault. William Reeves placed on 90 days probation for the same charge.

Vivian H. Denault Campbell Avenue Edith C. Orth North Scott Street Arizona Inn All Nations South Meyer Street Wallace B. Chaney Kansas City Santa Rita Chaney Andres Zamora William Reeves

Navy recruiting office announces two enlistments in Tucson

The Navy Recruiting Office in Tucson announced the enlistment of Jesus R. Martinez of 841 West Franklin Street and Alejo M. Campillo of 1102 St. Marys Road today.

NAVY Tucson Jesus R. Martinez West Franklin Street Alejo M. Campillo St. Mary’s Road

School Chief Morrow To Address Trinity Youth

Robert D. Morrow city superintendent of schools will address the young adult group of Trinity Presbyterian church at 7 p m Sunday in Fellowship hall.

Robert D. Morrow Trinity Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall

Veterans Advisory Council Meeting Tonight

The Veterans' Advisory council will meet at 7 45 p m today in the Chamber of Commerce building on South Stone avenue.

Veterans’ Advisory Council Chamber of Commerce South Stone Avenue

Stanford Joins Tucson Veterans Hospital as Surgical Chief

Dr J H Stanford of White Plains New York has joined the Tucson veterans hospital staff replacing Lt Col J P Drozda as chief of surgical service and thoracic surgeon Col Drozda will be discharged soon and plans to return to private practice in Nebraska

J. H. Stanford White Plains N. Y Tucson Veterans’ Hospital J. P. Drozda Col. Drozda Nebraska

Musical program presented at Rotary club today

A musical program was presented today at the Rotary club featuring local performers. Attendees enjoyed a varied program of songs and instrumental pieces.

Rotary Club

Atomic Talk by Dr. Harrison S Brown in Tucson

Dr. Harrison S. Brown of the University of Chicago Institute of Nuclear Studies will discuss atomic bomb implications at an international relations meeting at 8 p m on August 14 at Tucson High School. The Tucson American Veterans committee sponsors the event. Brown has researched atomic energy since 1939 and is chair of the scientific division of Americans United for World Government.

Harrison S. Brown Institute of Nuclear Studies University of Chicago Tucson High School Tucson American Veterans’ Committee Brown Amereicans United For World Governsment

Rotary luncheon features Chafe and Klinger duo

A luncheon event hosted by the Rotary Club showcases Homer Chafe, a noted xylophonist, and Max Klinger, a pianist, both described as Rotarians. The program highlights music and club fellowship.

Homer Chafefee Max Klinger

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