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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

14

Finland Seizes Saimaa Canal In War Advance

Finnish army report says the Saimaa canal near Viipuri is back in Finnish hands after a wedge reached Juustila and Kavantsaari, with most of the Sortavala Viipuri railway also under Finnish control. Locks were said to be demolished by retreating Russians.

Helsinki Finland Saimaa Viipuri Russia Juustila Kavantsaari Sortavala Karelian Isthmus Ladoga

Russians Drive Back German Forces In Baltic Front Rage

Russian forces crushed the 132nd German infantry division in a street battle on the Dnieper west bank, with more than 6,000 killed out of 15,000. Finnish attack on Hangoe failed as Soviet artillery cut off retreat and annihilated a unit, with seven boats destroyed during a sea landing attempt.

Dnieper Hangoe

German Forces Close On Leningrad as Finns Push North

German spokesman reported troops within 32 miles of Leningrad and moves to encircle the city from west south and southeast while Finnish units advance on the Karelian Isthmus from the north. DNB said Russians suffered heavy losses at the lower Dnieper and that Velikie Luki and Velikie Luki region casualties rose to 34 000 prisoners. Tallinn harbor shells and a freighter sunk were reported as Moscow Leningrad railway cut and Finns plus Germans claim victory east of Salla near the Arctic Circle.

Berlin Leningrad Karelian Viipuri DNB Dnieper Lower Gomel Velikie Luki Smolensk Lake Ilmen Tallinn Moscow-Leningrad Arctic Circle Murmansk- Leningrad Fuehrer Salla Murmansk-Leningrad

Pensions propose universal coverage with new tax start

Proposals call extending old age and survivors insurance to universal coverage and require all groups within the extended age to begin paying taxes on January 1, 1943. An immediate examination is urged to include self employed, farmers, farm workers, and workers in all government subdivisions not yet covered.

Britain and Russia in a Caucasus diversion plan amid war strategy

The piece argues Britain could send a land expedition to defend the Caucasus as a strategic relief option for Russia. It notes risks of invasion of Western Europe, the unlikely scope of British action, and cites large Allied forces in the Near East plus General Wavell’s World War experience as a value to the alliance.

Caucasus Moscow England Germany Britain Europe English Hitler Reds John Bull Russia Greece Olympus Herr Hitler Black Sea Near East Wavell India Middle East trans-Caucasus

Paris anti Communist court hands first death sentence

In Paris the new anti Communist court issued its first death sentence after hundreds of arrests. In Versailles heavy guards surrounded barracks linked to shootings. Brechet Bastard Trzebruche received life or heavy terms while Sampaix and others faced long prison terms for distributing tracts.

Ings Paris Versailles Andre Brechet Emil Jean Bastard Abraham Trzebruche Lucien Sampaix L’humainite Hautes Alpes Pierre Lanant Bernard Friedmann Leon Ladondeau

Twenty six Texas Airports Approved for Defense Construction

Twenty six airports necessary to national defense have been approved for construction or improvement in Texas alone. The authorization targets upgrading airfields to support military readiness and logistics nationwide.

Texas

Weather Update for Phoenix and Texas Panhandle

Thunder showers over higher elevations of central and eastern New Mexico move toward southeastern Arizona per the U S weather bureau. West Texas forecast partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Friday with scattered thundershowers and warmer in the panhandle.

Phoenix New Mexico Arizona U. S. Weather Bureau West Texas Panhandle Albuquerque Bar Boer Boston Chicago Denver el Paso New York Winslow Yuma Rio Grande Valley California

Taxes on community property split income for couples

The article explains that income earned by a husband and wife becomes community property with each entitled to half. It notes married couples may file two federal returns and that a couple earning $10,000 with the wife at zero could save by filing two returns using two $5,000 incomes to take advantage of lower bracket surtax rates.

Lenin Dam of Dnieper Power Plant Built by Lenin

The article recalls the Dnieprostroy dam on the Dnieper river later renamed in honor of Lenin. It notes the 140 foot height and 750000 horsepower output, built by Col. Hugh L. Cooper and completed in 1932 as one of the era’s great engineering feats surpassing Muscle Shoals. It cites Nazi threats and Soviet measures to block German use of machinery.

Lozovsky Dnieper Krivoi Rog Russia Ukraine Hugh L. Cooper Dnieprostroy Nikolai Lenin Muscle Shoals

Judges Named for Tucson Labor Day Parade

Harry J. Blacklidge announced a panel of five judges for Tucson's Labor Day parade. William H. Johnson William I. Walsh Alex Jacome Hymie Myerson and A B Sieh will judge floats and entries near the reviewing stand at South Fifth and East Broadway.

Tucson Harry J. Blacklidge William H. Johnson William I. Walsh Alex Jacome Hymie Myerson A. B. Sieh South Fifth East Broadway

Tucson Seer Sewer Plans Shape City Health Fight

City council debates sewer expansion in southwestern Tucson add ons as WPA funding delayed national defense projects. Officials urge swift sewer installation to curb health hazards with district wide assessment considerations and mandatory connections to discourage outdoor privies under the city code.

National Defense WPA Southwestern Cottonwood Miller Nicholas Jaastad Tucson

New Border Patrol Office Discussed Near Nogales Highway

Carson Morrow of the Tucson sub-district and Hoy J. Walls from Washington discussed plans for a new border patrol office and radio station near the rodeo grounds on the Nogales highway. City officials are leasing the land and construction is expected to take about 90 days after authorization.

Carson Morrow Tucson U. S. Border Patrol Hoy J. Walls Washington Border Patrol Rodeo Grounds Nogales Highway

Nomura says no to oil shipments to Vladivostok

Secretary Nomura declines questions on trans shipping oil to Russia via Vladivostok and avoids predicting future meetings with Roosevelt. Hull says talks covered numerous issues, with hope for reconciliation if Japan avoids further aggression. The U.S. tightens export controls and upholds freedom of the seas as four tankers head to Russia.

Vladivostok Pacific Nomura Tokyo Moscow Mr. Roosevelt Hull Japan United States Russia Roosevelt Philippines Far Eastern Siberia

British government takes controls of all railways and transport

London reports that on August 28 the British government assumed full control of the four major railways Great Western London Midland and Scottish London and North Eastern and Southern and placed London's subway bus and trolley systems under the London Transport Board.

London British Railways Britain London Transport Board Great Western London Midland and Scottish London and Northeastern Southern

Bevie Weber Dies at 20 in Tucson Home

Bevie Marie Weber, 20, of Tucson, died late last night at 516 North Campbell Avenue. She had lived in Tucson a decade and previously resided in Clovis, New Mexico. She is survived by husband Kenneth E. Weber, parents Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gunby, three sisters Helen Marjorie Mildred Gunby and brother Matt Gunby, all of Tucson. Funeral arrangements to be handled by Parker Mortuary.

Bevie Marie Weber Tucson North Campbell Avenue Clovis N. M Kenneth E. Weber Matthew Gunby Helen Marjorie Mildred Gunby Matt Gunby Parker Mortuary

Moose Order Urges U S Aid To British

At the 53rd international convention in Indianapolis the Loyal Order of Moose urged material aid by the United States to Great Britain and Canada in their war effort. A second resolution set up a committee to study admitting nonmember parents’ children to Mooseheart home for children in Illinois.

Indianapolis Loyal Order of Moose United States Great Britain Canada Order Mooseheart

Birth Announcements From Stork's Nest Items

Born to Mr and Mrs Delmer Criswell Willow Spring Ranch a girl at 1 07 p m August 19. Born to Mr and Mrs Theo Bushnell 723 East 22nd Street a boy at 12 20 p m August 20. Born to Mr and Mrs R O Anderson route 1 box 638 a boy at 6 43 a m August 24. Born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Ellis 420 deviation route a boy at 2 20 a m August 28.

Leonard Ellis

AFL Recognized by Phelps Dodge at Morenci Mine

Clifton August 28. The American Federation of Labor has been recognized by Phelps Dodge as bargaining agent for Morenci open pit copper development employes. The Morenci Clifton Metal Trades Council, formed of the International Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and local skilled craft locals, seeks wage and hour bargaining rights. The mine, employing about 2,000, plans to begin production about November 1.

Clifton American Federation of Labor Phelps Dodge Corporation Morenci Morenci-Clifton Metal Trades Council Corporation International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union

Food costs show slight increase in wholesale prices

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent rise in wholesale commodity prices for the week ending August 23, reaching 90 percent of the 1926 average. Grains and meats lead the advance, with cotton, textiles, building materials and other industrial groups showing gains. year over year prices are up 16.6 percent.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Glittering Fire Engines Bound for Economy Drive

Washington officials said fire engine makers will trim scarce materials in defense efforts. They have agreed to curb gadgets such as brass bells handrails and aluminum trim and ladders while keeping red paint unrestricted.

Washington OPM Defense

Army roads built by sand and asphalt method

The text states that using the sand and asphalt method, army roads are constructed at a rate of three miles per day. It highlights the efficiency of this technique in rapid road fabrication for military use.

Notice of Hearing Petition for Establishment of Public Road

Public hearing scheduled for September 2, 1941 at ten in the forenoon before the Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona. Petition filed August 1941 seeks establishment of Ank lam Road Road No 269 B with 60 foot wide right of way and specific alignment and ditch rights along Anklam Road in Tucson.

Board of Supervisors Pima County Arizona Anklam Road State of Arizona Anklam Tucson

Pianos Sold Direct From Factory in City Ad

Chas H. Spencer, a piano manufacturer of 25 years, advertises direct factory sales at 1300 E. 10th St. offering re finishing rebuilding and tuning services by a veteran craftsperson.

Chas H. Spencer 10Th St

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