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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1944

Page

4

Life Under Nazi Rule in Paris A Floor Waiter Speaks

Paris report from HAL BOYLE recalls four grim years under German occupation. A Grand Hotel waiter Alex Jean Greciet describes rationing, milk shortages, and black market lifelines while noting German soldiers hogged meat and bread. He recounts increased fear and street fighting after the latest flare of violence.

Hal Boyle Paris France Alex Jean Greciet Onno Alex Alec

Would-Be Voters List Released By Recorder’s Office

The recorder’s office published a new list of servicemen who must be registered to receive ballots in the November election. Relatives are urged to protect their franchise by registering these individuals at the recorder’s office. The list includes Alejandro Valdes Theron Johnson James Holloway Ronald Vaughn John Migel Richard Zanders Fred Mosier Thomas Andrian F D Sanders Sidney Feuerstein Archie Riddle Philip Uhrig J Milton Reddie Marion Plumb Douglas De La Varo James Beebe Jose Pando Reuben Arvizen Bill Adams Emmett Alred John Anderson Jonas Andrews Alfonso Araneta Noble Bian Ralph Barrasso Robert Benites Ernest Carrillo Pedro Cruz Ira Edlin Henry Eperson Thomas Barbee Gilbert Juan Mendibles Frank Munoz Melvin McLaws Wong Ock Robert Osborn Flavio Quiroz Frank Rendon Andrew Scott Ramon Silvas Al Stiller Floyd Thompson Batiste Washington Robert Wenzel Howard Webb Gilbert Williams.

Alejandro V. Valdes Theron H. Johnson James R. Holloway Ronald E. Vaughn John Migel Richard A. Zanders Fred J. Mosier Thomas G. Andrian F. D. Sanders Sidney S. Feuerstein Archie W. Riddle Philip E. Uhrig J. Milton Reddie Marion C. Plumb Douglas de la Varo James M. Beebe Jose S. Pando Reuben G. Arvi Frank O. Rendon Andrew Scott Ramon C. Silvas al C. Stiller Floyd Thompson Batiste W. Washington Robert Otto Wenzel Howard Mervin Webb Gilbert R. Williams

Mexico Must Cut Sugar Costs to Meet Market Needs

Mexico's cane producers head Jose Ch Ramirez says the industry must cut production costs through modern machinery and science. He cites an anticipated 410000 tons sugar crop vs yearly demand of 475000 to 489000 tons.

Mexico City Mexico Jose Ch. Ramirez National Union Cane Producers Ramirez

Motorized Division Fuel Use Report

A motorized infantry division consumes 12,500 gallons of gasoline to cover 190 miles. This figure highlights the high fuel demand for long range operations and impact on logistics planning.

Yankee Gets 3 Nazi Planes, Doesn't Fire

At a U S fighter base in Britain on August 30 Col. Carol W McColpin of New York City a Thunderbolt pilot tangled with four Focke Wulf 109s four miles east of Paris Sunday and destroyed three of them without firing his gun. The dog fight saw 11 German planes destroyed for four Thunderbolts lost. McColpin described weaving at tree top level and executing tight turns to force the four foes to spin out as others fled.

U. S Britain Carol W. McColpin New York City Paris McColpin Thunderbolts

75,900 Claims Paid Out For Servicemen

New York reports death payments totaling 75,200,000 under civilian life insurance policies held by servicemen have been paid on 75,900 claims, per the Institute of Life Insurance.

New York Institute of Life Insurance

World War II style war analysis on possible German and Allied moves

The piece argues that modern warfare is fluid with flanking tactics, unlike World War I trench lines. It notes Hitler’s forces are currently weaker than the Kaiser era at this stage, and speculates on potential German rearguards behind the Oder, Siegfried, or Maginot lines as Allied advances press forward toward Belgium and France.

Hitler Kaiser Hindenburg Africa Russia France Patton Somme Belgium Siegfried Line Maginot Line Oder

Pullman Unveils Three‑Dex Commuter Railroad Coach

The Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co announces a new Three dex commuter coach to be built after the war. It seats 112 passengers across three levels with 52 on the top deck and 44 on the lower, plus four game rooms and washrooms.

Chicago Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company Ellis W. Test Pullman Company

Fuehrer Faces Flank Defense Question in Rising Attacks

The report questions whether the Fuehrer can defend himself against flanking maneuvers as enemy lines advance. Analysts note the risk of being outflanked and the potential collapse of the front if lines are breached and positions cannot be reinforced.

1942 Vehicle Accident Costs Reach 800 Million

Wage loss medical expense and insurance payments for motor vehicle accidents totaled 800 million dollars in 1942. The figure reflects combined impacts across industries and regions, highlighting the heavy cost of traffic incidents during the year.

Kennedy clan handles mail from Italy to Pawtucket

Sgt Thomas J Kennedy of Pawtucket serving in Italy sent an Easter card to his sister Miss Mary Kennedy of Pawtucket. The card was censored by Lt J F Kennedy and delivered by Pawtucket mailman James F Kennedy.

Mary Kennedy Pawtucket Army J. F. Kennedy James F. Kennedy

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