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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1941

Page

5

Buck Passed By Council In Pension Plan

City council debates funding for a police pension overhaul tied to an annuity refund. William Stuart Nicholas says the cash value could cover six to seven years of pension payments, while city attorney John D. Lyons Jr cautions funds may revert to the general fund without special legislation. He notes last year’s annuity premiums cost the city $5,320, a burden expected to rise under the new plan as a $30,000 budget shortfall looms and there is talk of selling 700 real estate parcels to raise about $30,000. The mayor says pensions may be delayed this fiscal year and criticizes prior budgeting for not solving the issue earlier.

William Stuart Nicholas Nicholas John D. Lyons, Jr Lyons James T. Manders Tucson Jaastad

Japanese Plans Put 180000 Troops in Indo China

Manila reports strong authority says the Japanese high command plans to deploy 180000 troops in French Indo China mainly in West Cambodia near the Thailand border. Observers expect entry into Thai land once organized to confront British troops along the Thai border with Burma and Malaya. Japanese control extends over Indo China as the government loses administrative powers.

Manila Cambodia Thailand Burma Malaya

Murdock Seeks Army Reconsideration on Bill Williams Flood Control

Rep. John R. Murdock of Arizona urged Army engineers to reassess their conclusion that flood control and water conservation on the Bill Williams river would cost more than the benefits. Arizona Senators Hayden and McFarland also testified, stressing water conservation's importance to the state.

Washington John R. Murdock Arizona Army Engineers Bill Williams River Carl Hayden Ernest W. McFarland

Disgrace in Victory in West Country Air Attack

RAF fighter pilots shot down a Junkers 88 over a farm in the West Country. An observer corps officer found the wreck, and the farmer's wife called it a proper disgrace that the aircraft fell on her property.

London West Country Observer Corps

All Rodents Killed As Bubonic Plague Hits In California

In Siskiyou county California a bubonic plague outbreak led to 30 health workers eradicating rodents in two zones around Yreka and Mt Shasta. Two boys Raymond Hart and Lee Vestmyer died from the disease, which spreads through fleas and ticks from rodents. Rodent carcasses will be chlorofor med to kill insects.

Yreka Calif Siskiyou County California Raymond Hart Lee Vestmyer Mt. Shasta United States

Bombardment Report Echoes Through Berlin as Attacks Resume

A wartime communique says Soviet forces reached the general region of a city. They were driven off by well aimed anti airborne fire with sounds heard in the capital. Western Germany areas suffered last night damage from presumed British air attacks.

Germany

Red army battles two Nazi offensives near Leningrad and Kiev

Moscow reports fierce fighting on two flanks around Lenin grad in the north and Kiev in the Ukraine. The communique says central road to Moscow held in the Smolensk salient with no major other engagements.

Moscow Red Army Leningrad Kiev Ukraine Daily War Bulletin Smolensk Kakisalmi Karelian Soltsi Russia Korosten Uman Black Sea Odessa Red Air Force Luftwaffe Bel Tserkov

French wartime ministries reshuffled new government names

France reveals a cabinet switch with Darlan handling defense and navy affairs, Huntziger in war, Barthelemy in justice, Pucheu in interior, Bouthillier in economy and finance, Cazoi in agriculture, Moysset as minister of state, Romier as minister of state, and two state secretaries Charbin for food supply and Marion for information and propaganda. The changes position key figures in national defense, foreign affairs, and internal administration.

Darlan National Defense Foreign Affairs Navy Charles Huntziger Joseph Barthelemy Pierre Pucheu Interior Yves Bouthillier Pierre Cazoi Agriculture Henry Moysset Lucien Romier M. Charbin Lyon Chamber of Commerce Food Supply Caziot Paul Marion Information and Propaganda

Extend Army service for citizen soldiers amid war fears

Rep. Thomason urged extending the service period for the nation's citizen soldiers beyond a year as Hitler reportedly plans to invade Russia and then target England. He warned of Germany's vast divisions, German schools in Argentina, and 1.2 million Germans in Brazil with air bases near the Panama Canal, while noting current U S divisions are smaller and mostly untrained.

Thomason D-Tex Adolf Hitler Russia England Hitler Germany Argentina Brazil Latin America Panama Canal

Treasury official warns tax bill aim risks industry health

Treasury figures project general sales tax revenue well above 3.5 billion dollars. George says senate changes may lift bills beyond that target while stressing that the goal is to keep industry able to operate and taxpayers able to carry on. He warns of potential economic strain if revenue timing shifts worsen conditions.

Committee Senate George Treasury George Held

Japs in Japan discuss Russian situation and Thai land

Japanese observers warn that U S aid to Russia could become a first line of defense for Japan by sea. British Ambassador Craigie met Foreign Minister Toyoda to discuss the serious situation from changes in Thailand land and the Russian issue.

Japan United States Vladivostok Adolf Hitler Robert Leslie Craigie Teijiro Toyoda Thailand Craigie Anthony Eden Britain Singapore Joseph C. Grew Toyoda Hull Eden

Weather Totals Across Regions Cool Arizona Heat Lingers

Weather report notes unusually cool conditions in Arizona with highs around 98 in Yuma. Other locales like Albuquerque Denver Prescott and Los Angeles show varied temperatures with scattered thunderstorms in the mountains and east portions. Forecast calls for fair weather in New Mexico and Southern California with morning fog in parts of California and cooler conditions across West Texas.

Phoenix Arizona U. S. Weather Bureau Yuma Albuquerque Chicabo Denver el Paso Flagstaff Diser Kansas City Kingman Los Angeles Minneapolis Ingo Ste Ciiestcctecene UO Ons Oon Ste Witla Txee New Mexico California West Texas North Portion South Portion

Soldiers Plan Overnight Route and Recon Ahead

A reconnaissance party led by Maj. W. W. Lloyd will precede a motorized column for movement through busy routes. The two battalions will halt at Lordsburg Fort Bliss Fort D. A. Russell Camp Bullis Houston and De Quincy before returning to the fort in October.

Lordsburg Fort Bliss Texas Fort D. A. Russell Camp Bullis Houston de Quincy W. W. Lloyd Fort

Milton Budlong Seriously Hurt In Bicycle Accident

Milton Budlong aged 26 is reported critically injured after being struck by a motorist while riding a bicycle in Los Angeles. He was unclear for hours at Beverly Hills receiving hospital with a skull fracture and internal injuries. The driver was held for investigation. Jack Budlong, his brother, had been killed last week in a movie accident involving a horse and sword.

Los Angeles Milton Budlong Jack Budlong University of Arizona Milton Beverly Hills

Strikes Hit Major Plants As AFL CIO Units Walkout

About 4000 Textile Workers and other unionists idle at Arlington mills Lawrence Mass as talks unfold. AFL says 6500 may be idle by day end while Army cloth work continues. Defense officials consider Korndorff offer to hand over Kearny yard. Curtiss Wright propeller plant disruption grows. Camp Lee carpenters suspend strike after wage demand.

Washington U. S. Conciliation Service AFL CIO Arlington Mills Lawrence Mass Knox Korndorff Kearny Curtiss- Wright Corporation Caldwell N. J American Federation of Labor

Nogales Tax Rates See Small Break in 1941 Levy

Nogales residents face a slight tax reduction with the 1941 combined rate estimated at 6.87 per hundred dollars of assessed value, down from 7.30 last year. Santa Cruz county rates drop from 2.82 to 1.45 due to school legislation, while Nogales city rates rise from 2.27 to 2.50 because of bond requirements. Officials will set final true rates next Monday.

Nogales Ariz Santa Cruz County

Funeral services for Margaret Hutton Abels

Mrs. Margaret Hutton Abels age 64 dies on Sunday in town. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Bring's chapel with Rev. C. E. Huntington officiating. Body to be cremated in Phoenix. Abels was a native of Eau Claire Wisconsin and had lived here eight months.

Margaret Hutton Abels Bring’s Chapel C. E. Huntington St. Luke's Desert Phoenix Abels Eau Claire Wis

Hubble Family Faces WWI Draft Line in 1950s Recall

In Danville Indiana a 1917 induction order number 1430 for Jesse Levi Hubble echoes today as his son Jesse Merritt Hubble awaits his own draft call with the same order number 1430. The piece notes the continuity of service traditions in the family.

Danville Ind Jesse Levi Hubble Jesse Merritt Hubble

RAF Bombers Strike German Frontiers and Dutch Border City

RAF daylight raids hit targets about 40 miles inside the German frontier near the Netherlands. Large formations of bombers attacked a many-towered city famed for a 13th century Gothic cathedral. The daylight assault followed prior strikes on Krefeld Munchengladbach and Reydt. German reconnaissance aircraft were seen over south Wales and western England.

Netherlands RAF Dover Strait Germany Krefeld Munchengladbach Reydt Belgium Rhine South Wales England

Domestic producers face price limits on copper output

Limitations fix a ceiling on domestic copper, asserting 90 percent of output can be produced for 12 cents or less. The cap covers electrolytic grade copper in wire or ingot bars delivered in carload lots at Connecticut Valley points. A top of 11 percent cents per pound applies to fire refined copper at 99.5 percent purity, with premiums from half a cent to two cents per pound for nonrefiner or nonproducer sales in smaller lots.

Connecticut Valley

Credit policy details hinted but not fully disclosed

Eccles indicated that credit only permits a smaller range of goods than recent months but gave no full list. He declined to outline the forthcoming code of regulations, saying it would take days to work out. Until then consumers may buy on terms offered by tradesmen.

Eccles

Trains Largely On Time After Indio Washout

Eastbound Southern Pacific trains recovered time after yesterday’s washout near Indio California and arrived about two hours late. The Californian reached at 12 35 p m the Argonaut at 1 p m and the Golden State at 1 05 p m. Westbound trains were on time.

Southern Pacific Indio Calif Californian Golden State

Seven Americans Die in UK Transport Plane Crash

Montreal August 12 Twenty-two people perished in a Royal Air Force transport crash on a hillside after takeoff from a British airport. Seven of the dead were American, with listed names including E. G. Reeves of Roslyn Heights NY and captains G T Harris Kansas D J Duggan Winthrop MA H R Judy Dallas J Vixen Los Angeles J J Roulstone Long Beach CA and W M King Arkansas.

Montreal United States Canada United Kingdom Royal Air Force Ferry Command London H. R. Judy Dallas Texas J. Vixen Los Angeles J. J. Roulstone Long Beach Calif W. M. King Arkansas

Huachuca Recreation Center Gets Emergency Approval

The Public Works administration approves building a health and recreation center at Fry near Fort Huachuca as an emergency civilian defense project. Governor Osborn has been advised.

Phoenix Public Works Administration Fry Fort Huachuca Osborn

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