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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
11
HAL BOYLE reports from Chartres France on August 16 as mobs shave hair from 30 women blamed for fraternizing with German troops. Some condemn the act as mob justice while others argue for lawful punishment. Jacqueline Freiat, freed from German prison, voices mixed feelings about the scene and warns against excess.
Marine Lt. Max Belko former All-American tackle at the University of Southern California was killed in action on Guam while leading his rifle platoon. He died from mortar shell fragments during a coastal assault and fellow Marines buried him near the site with a tree-branch cross and his dog tag. Belko coached at Arroyo Grande and Hanford high schools in California after playing under Howard Jones. His wife lived in Los Angeles and his parents resided in Gary, Indiana.
Capt. O L Benson special service officer says boxing bouts attract the most personnel at Blytheville Army Air Field Ark. More officers and men attend boxing events than any other recreation with base ball in second and dances in third.
Traffic through the Granada street culvert is allowed for autos and light trucks after weeks of closure for an additional opening. City engineer Glenton Sykes said the culvert is drying from new cement and forms were removed to handle water flow. Work on the Main street culvert was delayed by a land condemnation suit with Mrs. Lopez Arnold, who refused an easement.
J W Connolly intends to sell and transfer in one transaction the Farmers Market business at 1333 North Oracle Road Tucson Pima County Arizona to David Woon. The sale includes all stock in trade and the store building. Acknowledgment by J W Connolly before Notary John C Haynes dated August 17 1944. Published August 18 19 21 22 23 24 1944.
The City of Tucson will accept sealed bids until 4:00 p.m. September 18 1944 for one set of pump bowls 1000 GPM at 100 ft head plus 50 ft of 10 inch column pipe 10 ft of suction pipe 100 ft of shafting oil pipe and bearings. Bids opened at 4:00 p.m. September 18 in the Council Chamber. Mayor and Council may reject any or all bids.
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