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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1944

Page

2

First Lt Evans Ittner Helps D-Day Glider Class

First Lt Evans Ittner of Jeson Ari z led a glider mission over Cherbourg during D Day operations. He earned the Air Medal and Purple Heart for bravery and wounds and described a perilous inland landing and rescue by paratroopers and French civilians. He helped locate aid stations and organized remaining pilots for beach action.

Ninth Air Force Brier Base European Evans A. Ittner Jeson Ariz Cherbourg Peninth Rance Ittner Oase Mean LST England Sarah E. Ittner North Stone Avenue Tucson

Present Meat Point Values Will Continue Through September

The Office of Price Administration said meat point values will stay the same in September though better grades will be less available. Cheese values rise two points to 10 per pound. condense milk drops to one point per can. butter remains 16 points with process butter rising to 12. Civilian citrus allocations climb to 10,978,000,000 pounds.

Washington Office of Price Administration War Food Administration WFA OPA

Distilleries End Month-Long Holiday At Midnight

A wartime measure allows beverage alcohol distillers to run a month long holiday ending at midnight.Industry spokesman touts replenished whisky stocks and assures consumers no shortage of bottles. Dr Whitman of WPA confirms the diversion of alcohol did not hinder munitions or war production programs.

Washington War Production Board Walter G. Whitman WPA Chemical Bureau

Tucson Seeks Improved Air Mail Schedule

Tucson aims to boost westbound air mail service via American Airlines and pressure the post office and airline to restore flights. The Chamber of Commerce bulletin notes Tucson lags Phoenix in daily flights and urges Tucson stop for westbound mail on flight No seven. Officials expect a temporary service gap to close by Oct 1 with new equipment.

Tucson American Airlines Post Office Department Chamber of Commerce Bulletin Phoenix TWA Los Angeles Chamber Here Mexico City el Paso West Don Young Young Poenix

New Teachers To Seek Housing Here In Tucson

Tucson schools seek housing for 35 to 40 incoming teachers. The office of Superintendent Robert Morrow urges immediate lodging near city schools. Listings of houses apartments or rooms with kitchen facilities are requested to accommodate single teachers and a few families arriving from out of state.

Tucson Robert Morrow School Administration War Housing Center

Murphy to Join Allied Military Government in Germany

Robert D. Murphy, adviser to Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, will travel to London with ambassadorial rank to join the Allied military government of Germany. He will serve as the senior diplomat on Eisenhower's staff, focusing on political issues related to occupation and postwar governance.

Washington Robert D. Murphy Henry Maitland Wilson Mediterranean High Command London Germany State Department Murphy Eisenhower Samuel Reber William Phillips Phillips Keber

TRT Replacing Alvernon Way Bus Line in Tucson

Partial replacement of the former Broadway route beyond Alvernon Way will start Friday after talks with the Tucson Rapid Transit Co. Buses will run east on Broadway to Irving Road then south to Cooper west to Alvernon Way and south to Davis-Monthan Field with return on the same path.

Broadway Alvernon Way Tucson Rapid Transit Co A. Berky Irving Road Cooper Alvernon Davis-Monthan Field Craycroft Road Max Pooler Sixth Avenue Congress Street Cooper Street

Renomination of McKinney As U. S. Marshal Reported

President Roosevelt nominated Benjamin J. McKinney for reappointment as U. S. marshal for Arizona. McKinney has lived in Arizona since 1900 and has served as marshal since 1935. He moved to Tucson in 1918 and is known for cattle and ranching interests across Cochise, Pinal, and Pima counties. Senate ratification pending.

Roosevelt Benjamin J. McKinney U. S Arizona McKinney Tucson Art Board Cochise

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