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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1944

Page

7

Legionnaires Elect State Commander at Arizona Convention

The 26th annual Arizona department Legion convention in Tucson adjourned after three days. Jack Stille of Tucson won the state commander race, defeating John A. Durden who withdrew, leaving Stille as the unanimous choice. Next year Prescott hosts the 1945 gathering.

Old Pueblo American Durden Stille Ray Prochnow Flagstaff Prescott Host George Hays Duncan al Zellmer Phoenix Ed Goldberg Ray Rehabilitation Committee Legionnaires Tucson Office of Veterans Administration U. S. Veterans Hospital Colorado River James Garrett Yuma Walter Bevans William Avens Myer Stoleroff Benson Grand Commissaire Intendant

American Planes Pound Nazi Supply Lines Across Western Europe

Seven task forces of American Fortresses and Liberators with escorts, about 1000 aircraft, hit Nazi defense lines for the 12th straight day. Oil dumps east of Le Mans feeding tank forces were bombed at St Florentin and Pacy on the Armance river, while rail centers and fuel dumps at Strasbourg and Saarbrucken were strafed. Mulhouse and Belfort, key Alsatian rail hubs, were also attacked.

London Western Europe le Mans St. Florentin Pacy Armancan River Paris

Convair Dispute Referred To War Labor Board

Washington Aug 11 Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins certified to the War Labor Board a dispute at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp San Diego Calif with 4500 IAM AFL members. Issues include recognition of union membership union dues deduction and wage review.

Washington Frances Perkins War Labor Board Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp San Diego Calif International Association of Machinists AFL

Language Diversity in India Surpasses 200 Tongues

A census style note reports that India hosts more than 200 spoken languages across its states. Linguists highlight linguistic variety driven by regional communities and cultural traditions.

India

Free Celestial Show In Northeastern Skies Tonight

In New York on August 11 the Perseid meteor shower lights the heavens above the northeast with a promising shooting star every minute. The display results from Earth passing through debris from Tuttle’s comet, first seen in 1862. Astronomers note the comet may return in 1980 if it remains intact.

New York Tuttle

Proponents Seek Roosevelt Aid On Murray Kilgore Bill

Proponents of the Murray Kilgore reconversion bill may shift to 25 a week for maximum postwar unemployment payments and ask President Roosevelt to back the measure. Senate debate features Overton urging compromise with rival demobilization bill and Truman hinting at a possible speech if Roosevelt stays silent.

Bill Roosevelt Washington Aug. Il Senate Sen Overton D-La George Murray-Kilgore Truman D-Mo Senate Military Affairs Committee Barkley War James F. Byrnes

Paris Front Reels Under American Push Toward Caen

Allied forces tightens grip on Brittany and Lorient pocket as US troops drive toward Caen and Paris. German garrisons defend U-boat bases at Lorient and St Nazaire while 1.5 million fighters are reported in combat across Brittany to Caen.

Hennebont Lorient Quiberon Auray Malo von Auloch Stalingrad St. Nazaire Brittany Paris-pointed Caen le Mans Paris Seine

Final Approval Given for Two Plots by Plan Group

City planning and zoning commission granted final approval for two subdivision plots and tentative approval for two more. San Clemente annex on Alvernon Way requires a 20 foot alley through block 2 and drawing adjustments. Arroyo drive renamed Arroyo parkway. Catalina Poultry Acres and Alvernon addition receive tentative approval pending drainage and engineering tweaks.

City Planning and Zoning Commission San Clemente Annex San Clemente Alvernon Way Midway Avenue Broadmoor Arroyo Drive Arroyo Parkway Catalina Poultry Acres Alvernon Ft. Lowell Road Hedrick Drive Park Avenue Mountain Avenue Haynes Road

Tucson Stamp Club meeting at Mrs. Bessie Rea’s home

City Briefs report the Tucson Stamp Club will hold its weekly gathering Monday evening at 2333 East Fourth Street, the home of Mrs. Bessie Rea.

Tucson Stamp Club Bessie Rea East Fourth Street

Burke Attends Knights of Columbus Supreme Convention

John T. Burke former state deputy of the Arizona district left yesterday for the Knights of Columbus Supreme convention in Toronto Canada from August 15 to 17. Russell J. Morrissey of Phoenix, who succeeded Burke as deputy, also attended the event.

Ohn T. Burke Arizona Knights of Columbus Toronto Canada Russell J. Morrissey Phoenix Burke

Townsend Meeting Called by Mrs Anna Crisp

Townsend residents will gather tonight at 8 p.m. at 522 North Second Avenue. The meeting is called by Mrs. Anna Crisp to discuss community matters.

Townsend North Second Avenue Anna Crisp

Townsendites to Hold Meeting at Armory Park Sunday

Townsend residents will gather at Armory Park Sunday at 4 p.m. for a community meeting featuring several speakers.

Armory Park

Adams couple to move from Tucson home to California

Mr and Mrs Fred E Adams who have lived in Tucson for years have sold their El Encanto residence and will depart this evening for Santa Cruz California to establish their future home.

Fred E. Adams Tucson el Encanto Santa Cruz Calif

Immigration officers move to University of Arizona campus

Officers of the U S immigration border patrol are relocated to the University of Arizona campus from 850 South Ninth Avenue. The agency's new headquarters will be in a remodeled stable building that formerly housed the ROTC unit.

U.S Im- Migration Border Patrol University of Arizona South Ninth Avenue Federal Agency

Roosevelt faces wartime report with praise and politics

The piece cites Rep. Paul W. Shafer criticizing a presidential wartime report as a campaign ploy while forecasting potential disclosures on the Pacific war. It notes recent Super fortress raids on Japan, rapid captures of Saipan Tinian and Guam, and MacArthur’s advance as context for the president's pending address.

Cating Paul W. Shafer Mich Europe Roosevelt Japan Saipan Tinian Guam MacArthur

Newport Sgt. Manues Viveiros Throws Bombs by Hand in Berlin Raid

Newport airman Sgt. Manuel J. Viveiros manually dislodged a jammed bomb bay during a Berlin raid and tossed the bombs one by one onto the Reich capital.

Newport R. I Berlin Manuel J. Viveiros Reich

Francis Scott Key writes Star Spangled Banner during siege

Francis Scott Key composes the Star Spangled Banner on September 14, 1814 amid the British siege of Fort McHenry, marking a turning point in the War of 1812.

Francis Scott Key Ft. McHenry

Chester Smith Talks On War Topic At Meet

Kiwanians heard Chester Smith professor of law at the University of Arizona speak on world war fronts at their noon luncheon at the Pioneer hotel. He warned against undue optimism about Hitler assassination attempts and cautioned against assuming Germany is near internal collapse. Afterward, films on the fall of Rome and the invasion of France were shown. George Trehearne of Phoenix announced the Tucson Kiwanis club won the achievement report contest for district clubs with 100 members or less for 1943.

Chester Smith University of Arizona Pioneer Hotel Smith Hitler Germany Rome France George Trehearne Phoenix Kiwanis Southwest Tucson

Juvenile Court Arraigns Three Youths Over Hotel Theft

Three juveniles ages 16 and 17 were arraigned in justice court on three counts each of grand theft. They were remanded to juvenile authorities with hearings likely Monday. The youths are linked to losses at the El Conquistador hotel.

Justice Court el Conquistador Hotel

Airplane cutbacks shift work to Evansville and Dallas

Subcontracts will be moved to Evansville Indiana and Dallas to absorb surplus workers. North American Evansville will reduce P47 Thunderbolt production by an indeterminate amount. About 1400 Akron tire workers may return to tire production as aircraft output declines. WPB official Arthur H. Bunker says the year long cutbacks do not meet urgent labor needs and overall armed forces production will rise later this year.

Evansville Ind Dallas North American Akron Goodyear Arthur H. Bunker WPB

Akron Council Requires Saddle Horse Licenses

Akron officials pass an ordinance requiring saddle-horse owners to obtain a city license to ride horses within city limits. Licenses will be displayed on a canvas strip worn on the saddle.

Akron, O Akron

Chinese Troops Repel Japanese Counterattacks Near Burma Road

Chinese forces beat back a Japanese attempt to relieve positions along the Burma road west of the Salween in western Yunnan. At Tengchung, Chinese troops repelled seven counterattacks after capturing part of the city wall. Stilwell's HQ said the 14th air force wing destroyed or damaged 50 enemy planes at Taiyuan airfield, with two downed and no losses.

Chungking Burma Salween River Yunnan Tengchung Joseph W. Stilwell 14Th Air Force Taiyuan Shansi

Twins Mark 22nd Anniversary With Arrival In South Bend

Mr and Mrs Melvin Humphrey of South Bend Indiana celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary as twin sons arrived to join the family. The couple now wonders if their 23rd anniversary will be as eventful.

South Bend Ind U.P Melvin Humphrey

TV Schedule Highlights Afternoon Lineup

The listing outlines a station's midday to evening schedule with features such as Extravaganza for the Girls, Marvin Clemens program, Twin Engine Parade, Eastern Tennis Championship, Visiting Day, Rupert Hughes, Barbara and the Boys, News at various times, Ted Husing, Travers Stakes racing, Rhythm Workshop, London press photography, Voice of the Army, Victory Matinee, Victory vegetables note, Le's Platform, Vincent Lopez, Kurt Ma, The World Today, The Art of Living, and Bob Trout News segments.

Marvin Clemensens Rupert Hughes Barbara Ted Husing Rhythm Workshop London Ac Ews Voice of the Army Suine Le’s OPA Vincent Lopez Kurt Ma the World Today Bob Trout

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