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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1941

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Roosevelt May Act To Reopen Kearny Shipyards

Acting Navy Secretary Bard urged steps to resume work at the Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock yard in Kearny New Jersey, spurred by Navy and Maritime contracts worth 450 million dollars. Roosevelt could seize the yards if needed, after mediation exhausted its authority and a strike by 16 000 IUMSW members halted ships including the 6000 ton cruiser Atlanta en route to launch.

Washington Aug U.P Navy Ralph A. Bard Federal Shipbuilding & Drydock Corp Kearny N. J Roosevelt Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation Navy and Maritime Commission North American Aviation Company Inglewood Calif Atlanta Industrial Union of Marine and Shipyard Workers CSO Defense Mediation Board

Vote on Army extension faces tough House battle

Washington reports a Senate approved 18 month extension with a $10 monthly pay boost for service beyond one year. House leaders move to vote by Monday, while a Republican group pushes to exempt selectees from extended duty. Chairman May vows defense without time limit.

Washington House Senate May D-Ky Military Chamber Rep. Short

Soviet Secrecy German Claims Debunked as Fairy Tale

Moscow reports six and a half weeks of war cost Germany over 1.5 million men, while Soviet losses reach 600,000 dead and wounded. Communique labels Nazi casualty claims as morale boosters and denies a Stalin Line, noting Russian defenses remain intact despite losses. Front sectors Kakisalmi Kholm Smolensk Bel Tserkov cited with location details.

Moscow Adolf Hitler Red Army Russia Russian Information Bureau Kakisalmi Kholm Smolensk Bel Tserkov Karelian Isthmus Leningrad Kiev Ukraine

Baseball scores from National League games

In Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh matches the box scores show Boston 6 Brooklyn 2 with Tobin Berres Wyatt Owen and Mass Philadel 2 2, New York 3 8 1, Blanton Warren Lohrman Danning, Pittsburgh 4 0 0, Chicago 0 0 1, Lanning Lopez Erickson McCullough.

Boston Brooklyn Tobin Berres Wyatt Owen Mass Philadel Blanton Warren Lohrman Danning Pittsburgh Chicago Lanning and Lopez Erickson and McCullough

Washington Beats Boston in Eight-Run Rally

Washington defeats Boston with a late surge scoring eight runs to Boston's three in the seventh inning. Key contributors include Sandra Early Wagner Ryba and Pytlak as the offense breaks open the game.

Washington Boston Sandra Early Wagner Ryba Pytlak

German capture of Soviet commander and siege drives

Berlin reports the German high command says the sixth Soviet army commander was captured near Uman as German forces push from Kiev toward the Black Sea coast. Axis forces, with Balkan troops, seize war material and encircle areas while pincers close on Leningrad from north and west.

Berlin Kiev Odessa Ukraine Adolf Hitler Black Sea Uman Balkan London

Senate Receives Proposals For Higher Personal Surtaxes

The Treasury officials urged raising surtaxes on personal income starting at 11 percent on the first taxable dollar, with a House-approved bill at five percent. Morgenthau sought broader measures including tighter exemptions, corpora tion excess profits tax, single joint returns, and closing depletion loopholes.

Washington U.P Henry Morgenthau, Jr Roosevelt Morgenthau House

Arizona Considers 1941 State Tax Rate In Three Scenarios

Arizona state tax rate discussions considered three figures as the state board neared hearings end. Possible levies depend on Boulder Dam power revenue payments from the federal government, with $1.59, $1.67, or as high as $1.90 per $100 of valuation under review.

Phoenix State Board of Equalization Tax Commission Boulder Dam Osborn

Japan Sees Encirclement by Allied Powers and Economic Blockade

Tokyo dispatch notes Japanese leaders warn the empire is ringed by the United States Britain China and the Netherlands but could break the economic encirclement by adopting the German fashion. Naval expert Lieut. Comm. Tota Ishimaru proposes leveraging co prosperity sphere links for raw materials and food. Domei reports a special envoy for French Indo China to handle diplomacy and trade talks.

Associated Press Tokyo United States Britain China Netherlands Japan Tota Ishimaru Hochi Manchukuo Indo-China Thailand Indies Oéeijiro Tokoda

Firemen Pay Most To Pension Fund In Tucson Story

A Tucson record review shows firemen contributed 3½ percent of salaries to the pension fund in 1940-41, while police would have paid 2 percent under a state plan. Fire tax shares and occupational taxes add to the taxpayer burden, with police and city costs outlined and city limits affecting alarm responses.

Arizona Tucson James T. Manders Inas Phoenix Pima County

Highway Board Snubs Verde Plan In Phoenix Survey

The Arizona State Highway Commission voted to continue surveying the Bush highway to connect Phoenix with northern areas, effectively sidelining the Verde route dispute. Mrs. Claire Phelps warned of ousting governors, while supporters cited military and cost concerns.

Highway Board Verde Plan Phoenix State Highway Commission Claire Phelps Chandler House of Representatives Phelps E. C. Seale Prescott Frank Parker Stimson Carl Hayden Black Canyon E. H. McEachren Commission Bush Highway

Construction in West on Increase in July

Western states and territories reporting July contracts totaling 170,139,193. Defense work drove the rise with Utah leading at 39,183,759, California 38,644,832, Arizona 5,214,166, and Nevada 1,494,873. June stood at 102,506,026 and July 1940 at 129,531,348.

San Francisco Harold Pyeritz Daily Construction Service Utah California Arizona Nevada

Equality Of Firemen Police Pensions Shown

Fire department and police pension data for 1940 41 show contributions by men and matching payments by taxpayers. Firemen total contributions reach 2 866 17 with fire insurance premiums 4 897 51 totaling 7 763 68 toward the pension fund. Police department shows 1 803 08 by men and 1 803 08 by taxpayers plus estimated occupational tax 7 212 32, totaling 9 015 40 and combined pension fund contributions of 10 818 48.

Unemployment Seen From Defense Shift by Henderson

Price Control Administrator Leon Henderson told the House banking committee that defense production shifts could cause 2 to 2.5 million unemployed and plant closures totaling 5,000 to 6,000,000. He argued dislocation would yield a reservoir for increased defense and consumer production as materials are redirected.

Washington Leon Henderson Henderson House Banking Committee England OPM

Pima Draft Quota Schedule for Next Week

The state selective service board announced the draft quotas by counties for induction. On Monday 78 selectees from Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee and Maricopa counties will be inducted in Phoenix, followed by 75 from Maricopa Mohave and Pima on Tuesday and 57 from Navajo Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai and Yuma on Wednesday.

Phoenix Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee Maricopa Army State Selective Service Board Mohave Pima Navajo Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma

Red Air Force Attacks Berlin Nightly Reported

A Soviet sourced claim said Berlin was hit by Red air force bombs last night with no details. German claims spoke of minor Berlin damage and civilian deaths. British and German spokesmen blamed or denied involvement while raids also hit Essen Dortmund Hamm Boulogne docks and Dutch coast shipping.

London Red Air Force Berlin Essen Dortmund Hamm Reich Air Ministry Germany Boulogne Denmark France English Channel Britain

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