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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1944

Page

8

Spaniards May Figure In Air Postwar Trade

Spain pursues modern civil aviation expansion after a civil air mission to Madrid. Oswald Ryan says Spain will be a strong postwar market for American aircraft, with Iberia using half American planes. Attaches named in six cities to aid markets and monitor aviation, while Spain eyes routes via Lisbon Madrid and Paris via various points.

Charles Corddry Washington Spain Civil Aeronautics Board Oswald Ryan Madrid Ryan State Department London Lisbon Cairo Rio Otowa Far East Australia Russia Iberia Civil Charles I. Stan Frank Novinger CAA British Overseas Airways Barcelona CAB U. S New York Rome Paris Natal Dakar Algiers Tunis

End Of Europe Conflict May Aid Dewey Vote

Albany Aug 28 Republicans hailed possible end to the European war as boosting Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s bid. Democrats cautioned against counting on the outcome to sway the November vote. Dewey said the Paris liberation marked the start of the end for Nazi rule and urged Germany and Japan to surrender as Allied forces advance toward Berlin.

Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Germany New York Roosevelt Paris Dewey Europe Japan Berlin

Oscar Soto Promoted To First Lieutenant

The War Department announced six Arizona officers promoted. From second to first lieutenant were Oscar C. Soto of Nogales and Frank W. Crites of Prescott. Others elevated from lieutenant to captain included James R. Abrams of Miami, Stanley J. Pincett Jr. and William T. Conley of Phoenix, and Richard A. Tilden of Tempe.

Washington Arizona War Department James R. Abrams Miami Stanley J. Pincett, Jr William T. Conley Phoenix Richard A Tilden Tempe Oscar C. Soto Wayside Drive Nogales Frank W. Crites Prescott

Tax rules on breeding cattle value expected

Washington august 28 revised federal income tax regulations for assessing the value of breeding cattle are expected to be approved and announced by the bureau of internal revenue within a few days. Rep fisher after a conference with bir officials said details were unavailable but the regulations would authorize use of the constant value method as sought by the cattle industry.

Washington Bureau of Internal Revenue Rep. Fisher D-Tex BIR

Navy LBKs Feed Normandy Crew With Mobile Kitchens

London August 28 UP Navy landing barges known as LBKs or kitchen boats operate off Normandy supplying hot meals to sailors on approaching craft. Each LBK holds 25 crew including 13 cooks and can feed over 500 men daily with oil fired stoves and modern equipment. one barge bakes bread at 1000 pounds per day and uses corned beef only once in a month.

London Normandy LCM Lcv(p LBK

U S Road Network Shares 3.04 Million Miles Of Roads

The United States has 3 040 000 miles of road with 360 000 miles designated as state highways. This breakdown highlights the extent of national and state controlled routes.

United States

Japanese American youths enlist from Poston relocation center

In August there were 103 Poston youths entering the U S armed forces with 24 more departing for Ft Douglas Utah for basic training. Secretary Dan Garvey spoke at a send off program attended by about 3000 center residents.

Poston U. S Colorado River War Relocation Center Ft. Douglas Utah Dan Garvey

Chevrotain Described as Mouse Deer Found in India

A chevrotain, known as a mouse deer, is located in India according to the source.

India

Tucson Ordinance Sets Salary Plan for Sewer Plant Operator

The mayor and council of Tucson adopt Ordinance No. 1010 establishing a compensation plan and standard salary schedule for the position of Sewerage Disposal Plant Operator Grade One in the classified civil service. The ordinance authorizes the city to implement fixed pay scales and related personnel rules. The measure proceeds through required readings and official publication.

City OF Tucson

Tucson City Ordinances Establish Sewage Plant Operator Pay

City of Tucson adopts the Compensation Plan for Sewage Disposal Plant Operator Grade One with group XVI wages and sets standard salary in the Classified Civil Service. The ordinance spans sections on administration, effective dates, and related Civil Service rules, approved August 21, 1944.

Tucson Bicycle Registration Penalties Outline In 1944 Ordinance

The ordinance sets penalties for defacing falsifying or misusing bicycle registrations and plates in Tucson. Violations carry a fine of 1 to 25 dollars, or 1 to 25 days in jail, or both, with enforcement by the City Magistrate. It also repeals conflicting ordinances and is signed by Mayor Henry O Jaastad and City Clerk Carl M Hitt.

City OF Tucson Pima County Board of Supervisors Arizona Police Department Chief of Police Police Gore Aicycle Henry O. Jaastad Carl M. Hitt Elsa B. Hanna

Tucson Ordinance 1008 Amends Building Zone Map

Ordinance 1008 amends Section III of Ordinance 998 to redefine district boundaries in Tucson between Thirteenth and Seventeenth Streets on South Sixth Avenue. It changes the area from R-4 to B-2 Business Districts and describes the exact parcel boundaries and map references. The ordinance was passed and adopted August 21, 1944 with publication August 26 28 29 1944.

Tucson Arizona Thirteenth Seventeenth Streets South Sixth Avenue City OF Board of Adjustment Thirteenth and Thirteenth Street South Fifth Avenue South Arizona Avenue Seventeenth Street City of Tucson Sixteenth Street Sixth Avenue Stone Avenue Russell Street Fourteenth Street Fourteenth Stret Scott Street Henry O. Jaastad

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