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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

11

Lettuce Field Strike Broken Near Phoenix

In Salt River Valley 2000 lettuce shed workers returned to work across 17 sheds ending a four day strike. John Jacobs said harvests would return to normal as a mass meeting planned a secret ballot on resuming duties with unionists agreeing to field nonparticipation if replacements arrived.

Phoenix Salt River Valley John Jacobs Grower-Shipper Association Shippers

Refrigerator production cut ordered for January February

Washington December 4. Priorities Director Donald M Nelgon ordered further curtailment of domestic mechanical refrigerator production for January and February. The cuts will range from 30 to 52 percent.

Washington Donald M. Nelgon

Tucson Pilot Nabs Fourth Axis Plane on 27th Birthday

Pilot Officer Lance C Wade of Tucson Arizona, a Texas A and M graduate, shot down four Axis warplanes in ten days of North African fighting with a Royal Air Force desert squadron. He credited his success to bold attacks amid the campaign. Wade previously ran a small freight service in the United States before joining RAF.

Cairo Egypt Lance C. Wade Tucson Ariz Texas A. & M. College North Africa Wade Royal Air Force RAF United States

Deserter From Canada Taken In Los Angeles

Thomas B. Mc Cutchen a 19 year old Canadian soldier who deserted after eight months training was arrested in Los Angeles as he claimed Canada was at war and the United States neutral. He admitted going AWOL four months ago after visiting Milwaukee and Hollywood. Police brought him to headquarters for questioning.

Los Angeles Thomas B. McCutchen United States McCutchen American Legion Milwaukee Wis Hollywood William C. Shurley Canada Shurley

Aid to Turkey Sparks Allied Measures Reflected in Talks

Italian authorities in Rome and officials in Berlin reacted to the extension of United States lend-lease aid to Turkey. They called it part of a British American effort to pull Turkey from Axis influence and accused Roosevelt of interfering in non American affairs to distract Americans from North Africa.

Rome United States Turkey Berlin U.P Roosevelt North Africa

British POW Christmas Cards Limited to Sender and Recipient

British official announcement states that Christmas cards mailed to prisoners of war must carry only the names and postal addresses of the sender and the recipient. No other writing or markings are permitted on the cards.

Soldier Decries War Duty Evasion in Canada

McCutchen declared he should be serving in the American Army and claimed he is into the war. Police detained him for federal authorities and suggested he may serve further time in Canadian forces. He stated his home as St. Louis Missouri.

McCutchen St. Louis, Mo

Nelsons sue Quo for damages in Superior Court

Robert G. and Martha Nelson file a complaint for damages against Madame Dai-Chu H. Quo in Superior Court before Judge William G. Hall presiding. A hearing is scheduled as part of the case proceedings.

William G. Hall Robert G Martha Nelson Madame Dai-Chu H. Quo

Justice Court Proceedings in Grand Theft and Burglary

Judge W Gardner presides as Robert Lee White Erwin White and Lawrence Brothers face grand theft and nighttime burglary with $1000 bond set. Tommy Ferguson and James Scanlon charged with grand theft and await arraignment.

Justice Court Co. W. Gardner Robert Lee White Erwin White Lawrence Brothers Tommy Ferguson James Scanlon

Vagrancy and peace cases in police court

Paul Cella presiding deals with Elaine Harris vagrancy continued. Jim Brown handles Lavhan Watson speeding with $10 bond continued. Ernest Verney disturbing peace discharged for lack of prosecution. J S Rice disturbing the peace $10 bond forfeited.

Paul Cella Jim Brown Elaine Harris Lavhan Watson Ernest Verney J. S. Rice

Marriages Recorded in Tucson and Nearby Areas

Belle D Hall as clerk lists Bill Hawk 22 of Tucson and Ger aldine Gables 18 of Walnut Grove Missouri as a couple. George Brown 22 of Negro Tucson and Edris Hamilton 20 of Negro Tucson appear. Joseph C Tappero 22 of Tucson weds Maxine Audna Fischer 20 of Tucson.

Belle D. Hall Bill Hawk Tucson Geraldine Gables Walnut Grove George Brown Negro Edris Hamilton Joseph C. Tappero Maxine Audna Fischer

Fireman acquitted in murder of Papago farmer near Gila Bend

Howard W. Honeycutt, 25, a former Ajo railroad fireman, was acquitted of murdering Isabel Olquin, a 29 year old Papago Indian farmer, in a December 1939 fight over a cowboy hat near Gila Bend. Honeycutt testified he learned of the case only after his arrest last September.

Phoenix Howard W. Honeycutt Ajo Isobel Olquin Gila Bend Honeycutt Olguin Angeles

Grapes Damaged By Insect Shortage in Tunisia

In Tunisia a lack of insecticides allowed widespread grape crop destruction this year, jeopardizing a harvest that would supply substantial amounts of alcohol for motor fuel.

Tunisia

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