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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1946

Page

3

Veterans groups attack Tucson housing authority in united push

Veterans organizations from DAV to Amvets and VFW coordinate to dismiss THA personnel. Committees named to work with others to press for action amid charges of mismanagement and dilatory city oversight. Leaders include Jim Thornton Worthy Harris Ed F Weil Gordon Nelson Jerry Sump John K Dillender Sigmund Levin Ted Keil Stanley Robbins S A Desporte Ted Katzorke.

Veterans’ Organizations Tucson Housing Authority Disabled American Veterans Veterans THA Veterans of Foreign Wars Amvets American Legion Military Order of the Purple Heart DAV Jim Thornton Worthy Harris Ed F. Weil Assail Council VFW Gordon Nelson Jerry Sump John K. Dillender Housing Authority Sigmund Levin Ted Keil Stanley Robbins The S. A. Desporte Morgan McDermott Ted Katzorke Order of the Purple Heart Levin

Woman Denies Cutting Man In City Police Court

John Parker reports he was slashed by a woman at La Cabana bar, 237 South Meyer street. Grace Pettis, 199 South Convent street, is charged with assault. Parker faces a separate drunk charge. Both cases adjourned until Monday.

John Parker Southwest Hotel West Broadway

State To Ask For Air Mail In Arizona Meeting

Arizona will send 14 county representatives to Albuquerque on Aug 15 to press for improved air mail service to small communities. Col Matt Baird leads the effort with Greater Arizona officials and local chambers of commerce to back petitions from Western Airlines Arizona Airways American Airlines and Southern Arizona Airlines.

Phoenix Daily Citizen Arizona Albuquerque Civil Aeronautics Board Greater Arizona Chambers of Commerce Aviation Authorities State of Aviation Committee of Frank E. Fraser Pima County Matt Baird Wayne Clampitt W. B. Chamberlain Tucson Chamber of Commerce N.M Western Airlines, Inc Arizona Airways American Airlines Southern Arizona Airlines

Physicist Dr Brown To Speak On Destruction And Destiny

Physicist Dr Harrison Brown will discuss Must Destruction Be Our Destiny at 8 p m Wednesday in the Tucson high school auditorium under the Tucson chapter of the American Veterans committee. W R Mathews will introduce the speaker. Brown, author of the book bearing the same title, has wartime ties to Oak Ridge as assistant director of chemistry at Clinton laboratories and is now on leave from the Institute of Nuclear Studies at the University of Chicago. Civic groups aiding the program include Mrs H H d Autremont Maj J Winchcombe Taylor Perry Peyton Lawrence Davis Letter magazine VFW the Vanguard Mrs L A Romine Rev L H Koening Dr J F Walker and Mrs Marguerite Kreutzberg.

Harrison Brown Tucson American Veterans’ Committee W. R. Mathews Brown Clinton Laboratories Oak Ridge Tenn Institute of Nuclear Studies University of Chicago Dr. Brown H. H. d’Autremont Maj J. Winchcombe-Taylor Perry Peyton Lawrence Davis Letter Magazine VFW the Vanguard L. A. Romine Leland H. Koening J. F. Walker Marguerite Kreutzberg

Pilgrim Church Palo Verde Announces Services

The Pilgrim Church at Palo Verde and Cody near Speedway invites fellowship and service. Services are held Sunday and Wednesday at regular hours. For information call 0288 R2.

Pilgrim Church Palo Verde & Cody Off Speedway Gospel of Love

Air Corps Seeks Officers For Return To Active Duty

Former Army Air Corps officers may now request recall to active duty per Maj. A. E. Sortore Jr head of the Tucson recruiting office. War department lists shortages and eligible fields include Chaplain aviation ordnance weather officer and others with age limits: lieutenants and captains 38, majors 40, lieutenant colonels 43, colonels 46.

Army Air Corps A. E. Sortore, Jr Tucson Air Corps Maj. Sortore War Department Air Force

Bogus Check Suspect Held After Hotel Arrest

A bogus check artist admits cashing worthless checks in at least seven cities west of the Mississippi. Cochran was held in the city jail after Magistrate Paul J. Cella sentenced him to 250 dollars and 10 days for false registration at Santa Rita hotel. He admitted cashing three checks totaling about 100 dollars in Tucson and is wanted by Los Angeles police on the same charge.

Mississippi Paul J. Cella Santa Rita Cochran Russell Shanron Shannon Tucson Los Angeles el Paso Oklahoma City Kansas City Dallas Long Beach Calif

Social Security Bill Signed Expands Aid and Survivors Coverage

President Truman signed broad social security revisions freezing the old age tax at 1 percent for another year and expanding federal aid to about 15 million dollars annually. The measure adds survivors insurance for WWII veterans families, enhances aid for aged and blind, increases support for dependent children, and extends coverage to 200,000 maritime workers.

Washington Truman

Rocket Pilots Face Meteor Peril in Future Air War

The Army air forces forecast meteor hazards for piloted rockets reaching 130 miles. Meteors burn up most in upper atmosphere, but pilots will dodge those seen on radar. Radar gear aboard each rocket could enable meteor avoidance as outer space flight begins.

Washington U.P Army Air Forces AAF RAF

Funeral Set Today For Mrs. Epperson

Funeral services for Lettie Warren Epperson 28 who died at her home 629 North Sixth avenue will be at Arizona mortuary at 8 p m Rev R H Tharp Southern Baptist church will officiate and the body sent to Chattanooga Tenn for burial She is survived by husband Newell M Epperson a son Newell Jr a daughter Glenda Jeanette her mother Mrs Jo Ann Warren of Chattanooga and four sisters in Chattanooga Tennessee?

Lettie Warren Epperson North Sixth Avenue Arizona Mortuary R. H. Tharp Southern Baptist Church Chattanooga Tenn Epperson Tucson Newell M. Epperson Newell, Jr Glenda Jeanette Jo Ann Warren

Second death by own action ends in failure again

Carolyn Butrum attempted suicide in front of her home after a whisky bottle was broken. She was hospitalized at Pima County Hospital under a hold for observation. Police report thefts include John F. McCormick losing a $10 billfold, Leonard L. Judson misplacing $4 in currency, and H L Robinson recovering $40 to $60 in stamps.

Carolyn Butrum East Tenth Street Pima County Hospital John F. McCormick South Butler Avenue Leonard L. Judson H. L. Robinson North

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