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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1944

Page

7

Dorsey Balcony Battle Leads to Felony Complaints

Hollywood area reports District Attorney Fred N. Howser has prepared felony assault complaints against three participants in the Dorsey balcony fight sparked when Jon Hall touched Grace Dorsey. Hall may sign. grand jury to review if he does not. Jury convenes Sept. 5.

Hollywood Fred N. Howser Tommy Dorsey Acor Jon Hall Howser Hall Criminal Complaints Division County Grand Jury Dorsey Antonio Icaza Jesus Castillon Eddie Norris al Smiley Pate Dane

RIBELIS TO ATTEND VFW NATIONAL CONVENTION

Senior Vice Commander of the Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ribelis representing Tucson post No. 549, departed by plane to attend the national VFW convention in Chicago August 22 to 24. Also a color film program will play at Amphitheater on Prince Road featuring The Silk Route, Safe Roads and Ride Em Cowboy.

SD. Ribelis Department of Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars Chicago Rebelin Tucson Europe Prince Road Stonevenue

Fraternal Order of Engle Hosts Open Meeting

The Fraternal Order of Engle invites women to attend an 8 p m open meeting this evening as part of the ladies auxiliary outreach.

Order OF Engle Ladies’ Auxiliary

Armistead recruits for Kingman Army airfield engineers

DPD. B. Tex Armistead, known Tuc son carpenter and former carpenters' union agent at Kingman Arizona, is in Tucson most of this week recruiting at the U S employment service for Kingman Army airfield post engineers.

DPD. B TEX” Armistead Tucson Kingman, Ariz

Allied Reinforcement Build-Up Lands In France Postsward To Toulon

Allied navies and merchant fleets land reinforcements on a 40 mile front near Toulon. Troops move ashore in hours with tanks and jeeps rolling inland. Cap Negre seized and traffic cut near Hyeres as paratroops link behind lines.

Italy North Africa Corsica Sardinia Normandy Cap Negre Toulon Radio Atlantic Marseille-Cannes Hyeres

Mayor Opposes Pay Rise Levy Fond From Surplus Receipts

Mayor Henry O Jaastad and City Manager Phil J Martin Jr say pay increases for city workers should be funded from surplus receipts rather than a special levy via the tax commission. They note underexpenditure in July 1943 may affect available funds and emphasize awaiting full budget figures.

Arizona Tax Commission Henry O. Jaastad Phil J. Martin, Jr Tax Commission Janstad Martin J. T. Manders

Slow Enrolling New System At Tucson High

Principal C A Carson reports 257 students already registered for the upcoming year under a new system aimed at better counseling when filling schedules. The plan should reduce long lines for physical exams and at the bookstore. Registration for employed students is set for tomorrow and next Thursday at 7 pm, with counseling slots filled.

C. A. Carson Tucson High School Carson Robert Morrow Morrow

McDermott Leads Tucson to Legion Regional Title

The junior American Legion nine from Tucson Arizona surprised Long Beach California 11 to 4 to claim the Western regional baseball championship in Las Vegas. Vasey went 3 for 3 for Tucson while Long Beach committed nine errors. Joe Tully closed out the sixth inning by fanning Muir and Crutchfield to end a Long Beach threat.

Las Vegas American Legion Tucson Ariz Long Beach Calif Joe Tully Bob Swanson Fanning Muir Crutchfield Vasey Minor Muir Burgess Swanson Tully Dodson

Germans Endure Flank Attacks Near Warsaw As Soviet Forces Hold

Soviet communique reports German wedge into Russian lines near Praga, but Soviet counterblows from the north and south restored the line. German losses tallied 32 tanks and self propelled guns destroyed with about 800 killed.

Warsaw Praga

Overtime Starts With Partial Attendance At Plants

At Enterprise Engine and Foundry in San Francisco only 28 of 280 workers reported for overtime. In South San Francisco all employees worked overtime. Federal Mogul Bearing reports 29 additional strikers returning to work, totaling 46 of 111 strikers back.

San Francisco Enterprise Engine & Foundry Company Federal Mogul Bearing Corp

Mrs James J Mason Dies In San Francisco

Mrs James J Mason died in a San Francisco hospital and will be buried in Ohio. She lived with her telegrapher husband at 439 East Mabel Street. A former Bowie Arizona teacher, she sang in Fairbanks Gilbert and Tucson church choirs and was a soloist in a Christian Science church. She is survived by her husband father a Dayton Ohio pastor a sister and three brothers.

James J. Mason San Francisco Ohio First Congregational Grace Episcopal Christian Science Church Mason Sando Dayton, O

Scouts Present Highest Award To Fred Boice

The Boy Scouts awarded Fred Boice the Eagle Scout rank at a summer court of honor on the First Methodist church lawn. Captain Wilmer J. Garrett, a B-24 pilot, spoke after 85 local boys received merit badges and ranks. Garrett lists his decorations, while Lee Warner of Troop 39 earned a recommendation for helping capture three Italian war prisoners.

Boy Scouts Fred Boice First Methodist Church E. H. Bruening Henry S. Boice Wilmer J. Garrett Garrett Mediterranean

Reporters And Bosses Labor At Convention

Mrs. Bernice Cosulich recounted at a Rotary luncheon how reporters and party bosses did most work at the 1944 Democratic national convention. She noted the focus on the vice presidential nomination and suggested a Wallace demonstration was staged with paid participants and bribes. Arizona’s early roll call position kept its delegates in high demand from many candidates’ agents.

States Bernice Cosulich Rotary Pioneer Hotel Wallace Arizona

Canadians Break Through Toward Falaise in Normandy Fight

Canadian forces push two and a half miles toward Falaise, assaulting the city from the north as the escape route narrows. German resistance at the pocket’s edges weakens, with field estimates of encircled troops revised from 100 000 200 000 to about 50 000, sparking confidence that Falaise may fall soon.

Berlin International Information Bureau Nazi Propaganda Agency St. Malo Normandy Falaise Seventh Army von Kluge Supreme Headquarters

Patch the son of an Army officer rises through ranks

The passage traces the career of an Army officer's son and his brother Joseph D. Patch a Fort Huachuca native and major general. The younger Patch serves with the 18th Infantry in Texas City Naco and Douglas before going to France in World War I. He graduates West Point in 1913 becomes first lieutenant in 1918 and receives temporary promotions to major lieutenant colonel and beyond through 1935. He reverts to captain in 1920 then earns successive temporary and permanent promotions up to major general.

Joseph D. Patch Ft. Huachuca 18Th Infantry Texas City Tex Naco Douglas Patch Outfit France West Point

Bombers Hit Spice Islands as Air War Rages in the Pacific

Allied air forces pressed raids in the Pacific theater as heavy bombers from China attacked Takao Formosa and coastal freighters, while Gen Douglas MacArthur announced Liberator and Mitchell aircraft continued raids on Halmahera and Ternate in the Spice Islands amid heavy anti aircraft fire. The strikes set warehouses ablaze and targeted ammunition dumps.

Spice Islands Equator New Guinea-Carolines China Takao Formosa China Coast Douglas MacArthur Halmahera Ternate

Bombers Claim Heavy Losses in Allied Air War

Aerial reports say 20 bombers destroyed as squalls cut support for Normandy action. A 1,900 heavy bomber force and fighters damaged 21 German air bases. About 14,000 fliers aided D-day operations in southern France with 71 German planes downed and 56 Allied planes lost on Russian French and Italian fronts.

Normandy France

Chinese bread from wheat and wine from rice claim

A historic note asserts Ching-Noung first taught the Chinese to make bread from wheat and wine from rice, dating to 1998 a.

Ching-Noung

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