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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1944

Page

3

Snug Foxhole Shelters Endure Heavy Shell Strikes

In France Pvt Sam C Gwin's steel plate foxhole withstood an 88 shell that cracked the plating and ruined rifles. In Normandy three soldiers led by Lt Ralph Miller and Priv Lloyd Lavaux drove to a French officer to locate German gun positions aiding Cherbourg assault. Pvt A C Doebler carried another wounded man under heavy fire.

Hal Boyle AEF France Sam C. Gwin Great Falls S. C Gwin Cherbourg Ralph Miller San Antonio Tex Lloyd Lavaux Raymond Lustig Jerry Lavaux Lustig Africa Normandy Pvt A. C. Doebler Birmingham Mich Doebler Buddy

Interpretation Of GI Rights Bill Discussed

Washington reports educators worry the GI Bill may shift most costs to state governments. They cite VA field offices interpreting “customary tuition” as the government paying only a third of instruction, urging up to 500 dollars yearly for actual costs. A joint VA-education board could set fair compensation.

Washington Uncle Sam Veterans Administration Francis J. Brown American Council On Education Congress Brown Profession

Impact of Allied Air Power on German War Effort

The piece presents Allied air superiority as decisive in Normandy. It highlights heavy bombing and sustained air campaigns, noting Canadian forces at Caen and Lt. Gen. Brereton’s statement that the German army in Normandy is critically short of supplies as German retreat looms.

Hitler Caen Lewis H. Brereton U. S. Ninth Air Force France Normandy

Loss Of Life By Rail Accidents Shows Drop

The interstate commerce commission reports 2,277 deaths in railway accidents for the first six months of 1944, down 72 from the same period in 1943. Injuries totaled 28,970, up 113, and train accidents causing $150+ damage rose to 8,219 from 8,209.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Skinner and Eddy Buy Alaska Steamship Co

Skinner and Eddy corporation purchased the Alaska Steamship company from Kennecott Copper for an undisclosed amount. The Seattle firm assumed control of 45 000 shares of capital stock. G W Skinner becomes president of the steamship company succeeding E T Stannard.

Seattle Wash Skinner & Eddy Corporation Alaska Steamship Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Kennecott G. W. Skinner Skinner & Eddy E. T. Stannard Steamship Company

Wounds Suffered by Five Arizona Soldiers Cited

The War Department reported wounds to five Arizona servicemen in three theaters. Pvt. Gilbert O. Martines of Phoenix and Pfc. Kenneth B. Paddock of St Johns were wounded in Europe. Corp. Marvin M. Garcia of Solomonsville and Tech. 5-G Gilbert R. Ruiz of Tucson were injured in the Mediterranean and Southwest Pacific respectively. Pvt. Refugio Jones is linked to Ygnacio V. Marquez, Tiger.

Washington Arizona War Department Gilbert O. Martines Phoenix Kenneth B. Paddock Corp Marvin M. Garcia Joe B. Garcia Solomonsville Tech Gilbert R. Ruiz Maria Ruiz North Main Street Tucson Southwest Pacific Refugio Jones Ygnacio V. Marquez Tiger

Four Utilities To Receive Increases In Valuation

Arizona state tax commission as a board of equalization will mail notices of proposed higher assessed values to four utilities. The recipients include Central Arizona Light and Power in Phoenix, Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power, Arizona Edison serving multiple counties, and El Paso Natural Gas operating across several counties.

Phoenix State Tax Commission Board of Equalization Central Arizona Light & Power Company of Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company Arizona Edison Cochise Gila, Pinal Maricopa Yuma el Paso Natural Gas Company

Narrow water gap between Diomede Islands noted

A historical note states the United States and Russia sit only about 3 percent of a mile apart at the Aleutians, measuring the distance between Little Diomede and Big Diomede.

United States Russia Aleutians Little Diomede Big Diomede Islands

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