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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1944

Page

7

St Malo Madman Von Aulock Still Defies Surrender

James McGlincy reports from outside St. Malo that Col. Von Aulock and a small German garrison remain entrenched in an underground citadel despite artillery bombardments aerial assaults and repeated appeals to surrender A chaplain reportedly headed to the citadel with hope of convincing him to capitulate while a captured German mistress and about 300 prisoners are seen marching in the town with little discipline left.

James McGlincy ST. Malo U.P Col von Aulock Stalingrad Red Cross Citadel

New Neighborly Route Would Link Americas By Ferries

Long Andrews reports officials from the United States Cuba and Mexico are discussing a new good neighbor highway with two water ferry hops. The plan would start in Florida reaching Key West then ferry to Havana travel across Cuba to Puerto Morelos Mexico and on to Merida and San Cristobal to join the Pan American roadway.

Washington Long Andrews D-Fla United States Cuba Mexico Americas Florida Key West Havana Puerto Morelos Yucatan Peninsula Merida San Cristobal

Voters Support Forcing German Prisoners To Rebuild Soviet

A nationwide survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion finds most American voters favor forcing 3 to 4 million German POWs to spend two to three years rebuilding Russian cities they helped destroy. Proponents cite reparation needs and justice, while opponents warn of home labor needs and moral concerns.

Princeton N. J Russia Eugene Varga Professor Varga

Black and White Ointment Promoted for Skin Ailments

An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for acne eczema dermatitis and other skin miseries with a money back guarantee and sizes 10 25 and 50 cents. It claims rapid antiseptic action and urges daily use of Black and White Soap for cleansing to help irritation.

Ajo Schools Postponed Opening to September 18

The Ajo elementary school will start on September 18 due to extreme heat in September. County superintendent Mrs. P. H. Ross was informed by Ajo superintendent C. S. Brown that delaying will allow students to progress more, with May used to complete the school year. Brown also announced the list of elementary and high school teachers for the upcoming term.

Ajo P. H. Ross C. S. Brown Brown Supt. Brown Freda Alexander Bessie Binnion Irene Bowyer Ernestine Cage Marlory Carney Christana Clark Jeanette Craft Emma Ditchenmiller Angelita Esquer Alice Fiske Bessie Freeman Ernestine Ford Dorothy Greer Margaret Jackman Helen Jensen Mary G. Lamport Marjorie Lane Alice Lusa Jessica Malinofsky Thelma McLeod Irma Merrill Frieda Mueller Helmi Nylunie Agnes Ramsey Lorena Sanders Almah Scholz Venita Simpson Rachelle Valencia Ora M. Clark Ronald Henderson Elizabeth Johnson John K. Kelly Mae Landeene Armanda Pederson Everett Shortt Stanley Slaughter

Payson Couple Killed When Car Misses Bridge

Mrs. George Presley and her husband of Payson died in a crash when their car failed to cross Rye creek bridge after an operation recovery trip from a Globe hospital. Their two sons, 11 and 13, were injured, and James R. Presley, a soldier at Camp Bowie, Texas, survived.

Miami George Presley Globe Hospital Presleys Payson Rye Creek James R Camp Bowie Tex

Voters Split Over German Conscript Labor to Aid Russia

A survey finds many Americans oppose sending forced German labor to Russia, while others favor rebuilding Germany’s home land with remaining German workers. Canada shows 49 percent support forcing Germany to supply men for Russia. Britain's Poll shows 70 percent in favor.

Germany Russia Canada British Institute of Public Opinion

Front Line Hillbilly Broadcasters Keep Soldiers Entertained

HAL BOYLE reports in France on an artillery battalion using telephone lines to pipe news music and funny papers to troops during lulls. A six member hillbilly group led by Welch brothers Christian provides vocal accompaniment with songs like Arkansas Traveler and Carroll County Blues.

Hal Boyle AEF France Welch W. Va James P. Christian Mike W. Christian Brothers Christian Carl A. Byrd Carthage Tex Carroll County Blues Fred L. McCollum Easley

Wakefield draftee urged to report. moustache boys vow

A Wakefield Mass draftee is urged to report at his earliest convenience, Logan stating he would comply. Sgt Norman H Blackmore of Cottage Grove Ore and his platoon vowed not to shave until the war ends, earning them the nickname moustache boys though no facial hair has appeared after weeks of razorless living.

S. C McCollum French Costs Bicycle Corp Bucky Blachford Obert Neb Blachford Convenience Corp John Logan Wakefield Mass Logan Norman H. Blackmore Cottage Grove Ore

William Parker Finney Dies at Lake Geneva

Rev. Dr. William Parker Finney former manager of the history department of the Presbyterian general assembly and general secretary of the Presbyterian Historical Society of Philadelphia died Saturday at Lake Geneva Wisconsin the Presbyterian church announced.

Philadelphia William Parker Finney Department of History Office The Presbyterian General Assembly Presbyterian Historical Society of Philadelphia Lake Geneva Wis Presbyterian Church

Couple marks 72nd wedding anniversary in Cobleskill

Ninety six year old Aaron S. Snyder and Mrs Snyder, 94, celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary in Cobleskill New York. The couple were married May 15 1872 near Cobleskill and have outlived all relatives except a few cousins.

Cobleskill Aaron S. Snyder Snyder

Taxis Meet War Demands with Energy and Ingenuity

The piece compares taxicabs to doctors during war, noting rising use as cars shrink. It highlights fleets kept in working trim by energy and ingenuity, with companies solving crew and parts shortages and turning in equipment to stay ready for emergencies.

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