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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

7

Ranchmen Urged to Vote on AAA Plan in Arizona Referendum

Arizona AAA chairman O M Lassen urged cotton producers to vote December 13 in the cotton marketing referendum. Balloting sites will be set by county AAA officials. He warned that without the farm program prices would sag to near historic lows, and noted the loan and quotas help support parity while allowing withholding if prices drop.

Arizona O. M. Lassen Arizona State Aaa AAA Lassen

Laziness Declared Ground For Divorce In UC Study

Research workers at the University of California report laziness as grounds for divorce among the Yuman Piman Indians observed in Berkeley California. The study notes cultural beliefs and marital expectations shaping divorce practices among the group.

Berkeley Calif University of California

Casa Grande Man Killed by Tractor

A tractor overturned while crossing an irrigation ditch fatally injuring operator W. F. Stephenson a 60 year old rancher in Casa Grande yesterday. The accident occurred on Ste.

Casa Grande W. F. Stephenson Ste

Stephenson’s Ranch Near Casa Grande Profile

The article outlines Stephenson’s Ranch nine miles southwest of Casa Grande and notes his prior Phoenix trucking business before eight years of ranch ownership. It also mentions aging pupil changes reducing light intake from age 20 to 50.

Phenson Casa Grande Stephenson Phoenix

Frogs Shipped by Plane to Aid War Injuries

A Red Cross shipment of 2,000 hibernating grass frogs is moving to London to assist the University of London's St. Mary’s medical school in experimental work on war injuries. The frogs, packed in 31 moss filled boxes, were sent from Chicago to an eastern air base and then carried by an American bomber to Britain.

Washington Red Cross London Britain Moss Chicago Eastern The Uni Versity of St. Mary’s Medical School

Soldiers Read Mein Kampf at Fort Ord

Librarians report that Hitler's Mein Kampf is the book most widely read by soldiers at Fort Ord California. The note highlights the wartime reading habits of servicemen stationed there during the period.

Fort Ord Calif U.P Hitler

Defense Week Proclaimed By Governor For Safety

Phoenix announces December 7 through 13 as Defense Safety Week urging motorists to drive with utmost caution. He warns traffic deaths have risen 17 percent over last year due to increased highway activity from defense and military programs.

Phoenix Osborn

Magnitudes of Ocean Giants and Micro Creatures Noted

The largest fish is the whale shark at 45 feet, while the smallest body described from the Philippines measures a third of an inch.

Philippines

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