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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

8

House Passes Bill To Aid Crops Damaged By Weather

The house agriculture committee approved a 66 million dollar bill to aid cotton, tobacco and hay growers harmed by drought and pests. Payments would cover the shortfall between normal and marketed crop yields with aid allocated to tobacco, New York hay, and cotton producers. Senator McNary objected to funding and timing, while Smith urged urgent action for distressed southern cotton farmers and New York dairymen.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Fulmer D-Sc New York State Michigan Agriculture Department McNary R-Ore Senate Senator Adams D-Cole Smith South

Citizens warn on defense spending and strikes burden

Letters from readers condemn the House approval of over 8 billion dollars in extra defense costs and strike curbs. They warn citizens will bear higher prices and shortages, urging airmail lobbying to stop delays and cost spikes. James Baird signs the appeal.

the Citizen House of Representatives United States CIO U. S. Senate U. S Washington James Baird Hawaii Libby

Faculty Club Announces Yale Party and Dinner Dance

The university Faculty club will hold its annual Christmas party December 22 at 4 o'clock in Her ring hall. Santa will adorn a tree with gifts while Walt Disney cartoons are shown on three colored films. The annual faculty staff dinner dance is set for December 19 at the Arizona Inn.

University Herring Hall On Behn Arizona Inn Behn

Arizona CA A fliers serve in US and Allied forces

Thirty six University of Arizona CA A flying trainees are now in military service across the United States and England. One was killed in action. Most are actively flying with the Navy Army and Royal Air Force. Names include Robert Bedillian John Booth and many others.

University of Arizona United States England U. S. Navy Robert Bedillian John Booth George Collins William Craig Charles Hallett Wiley E. Haverty Thomas Hoatson William Jamieson Gerald Jones, Jr Elwood McClendon

Chemistry takes lead at Union College in wartime

In 1917 wartime production spurred chemistry studies at Union College Schenectady N Y. Now under defense stimulus more than 44 percent of Union’s 768 students study chemistry, up from about 35 percent in 1917.

Schenectady N. Y Union College National Defense Union

New Cub Pack No 51 Receives Charter at University Heights

Cub pack No 51 was presented its charter at a University Heights school meeting. Harold H. Beck, district scout commissioner, delivered the charter. Lesley Prentiss spoke for the cub committee. Lloyd C. Arnold directed a short play. Cubmaster Lyle Thomas concluded with films of animals, airplanes, and Wonderland of Rocks. Den Mothers are Mrs. Frederick Fellowes, Mrs. D. C. Perkins, and Mrs. E. C. Brown.

University Heights School Harold H. Beck Lesley Prentiss Lloyd C. Arnold Lyle Thomas Frederick Fellowes D. C. Perkins E. C. Brown

Steer Is Sold To Firestone At International Exposition

Loyola alumnus Loyal Alumnus 4th, the grand champion steer, sold for $3.30 a pound to Firestone Tire and Rubber. The 970 pound Angus shorthorn was shown by Purdue and will tour as a beef cattle demonstration. Reserve grand champion T. O. Again sold to a Chicago club for $1 a pound.

Chicago U.P Loyola Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Largo Purdue University Lafayette Ind T. O T. Richard Lacy Kansas Leonard Firestone Sargo Horace Milihone Firestone Firestone Company Akron Loyal Alumnus Robin Hood Schmidt Brothers

Parley on Children to Be Held in Tucson

Governor Osborn will call a Arizona conference patterned after the White House children’s conference. A B Sieh of the Pima county welfare board says the event may occur in Tucson with Ann Bracken chairing and Katherine Lenroot as a speaker.

Arizona Tucson A. B. Sieh Pima County Welfare Board Sidney P. Osborn White House Washington Ann Bracken State Board of Social Security Katherine Lenroot U. S. Children’s Bureau Libby North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois

Welders seek independent union amid AFL CIO interference

David Baser of Seattle testified before the senate defense investigating committee that the CIO and AFL interfered with welders attempting to form a separate union. He cited multiple initiation fees and dues, noting NLRB relief was limited and many welders belong to other groups.

AFL CIO Washington David Baser Seattle Wash United Welders America Senate Defense Investigating Committee Baser NLRB Pacific Coast National Labor Relations Board Basor Machinists Union

Secret Service Agent Warns Merchants Here

Paul M. Hart, resident agent for the U S secret service in Arizona, cautions merchants and shoppers to watch money during the Christmas rush. He notes counterfeit currency circulates more in holiday crowds and urges care in accepting paper money, tracking change, and cashing checks for unidentifiable individuals.

Paul M. Hart U. S. Secret Service Arizona Hart

Post Offices and Sub Stations Across Puerto Rico

A report details about 100 United States post offices and six sub stations operating in Puerto Rico, outlining distribution and scope of postal facilities on the island.

United States Puerto Rico

Conservation District Planned For Santa Cruz

United States Army engineers will hold a Saturday morning hearing in the Pima county supervisors office on a proposal to establish a soil conservation district in the Santa Cruz Rillito and Pantano valleys.

United States Army Engineers Santa Cruz Rillito Pantano Pima County

District to push federal flood prevention aid

The district will hold a function to seek federal assistance for flood prevention projects starting at 10 a m. The event aims to secure governmental funding and support for local flood control measures.

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