City Council Advances Health and No Smoking Rules
The council approved an ordinance requiring health certificates for restaurant workers and empowers the health officer to enforce sanitary standards with fines up to 300 dollars or 10 days in jail. A long stalled no smoking in theatres ordinance was revived after a fire hazard appeal. The meeting also outlined downtown street widening and parking plans to ease congestion, with several street and zoning changes proposed and set for public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hilles
Chamber
Commission
C. Edgar Govette
Monte Mansfield
Aaron Levy
A. Voorhees
Scott
Driscoll
Congress
Alameda
Main Street
Congress Street
Broadway
William H. Codd
Harry Behn
Robert B. Wil
East Broadway
Homeship Corporation
Council
East Lee Street
Arizona Inn
Corporation
Planning and Zoning Commission
Frontier Village
Pima Avenue
Maple Boulevard
Desert Highlands
North First Avenue
Luna Street
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Keystone Wholesale Liquor Co
South Sixth Avenue
N.&. Sontag
Julius Schuman
East Toole Avenue
Extra Jurors Selected For Converse Trial
A total of 40 jurors were drawn in Judge John J. Lyons Jr.'s court as additional alternates for the James Converse first degree murder trial set to begin December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lyons, Jr
James Converse
Legion Post 7 Volunteers Called To Airport Field
Members of Morgan Mc Dermott post No 7 American Legion are urged to assemble at the Consolidated municipal air field at 12 30 p m tomorrow for a planned activity or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Consolidated Municipal Air Field
Public Meeting on Annexation of PFT to District No 1
A public meeting at Ft. Lowell school discusses annexation of the PFT to District No 1. Speakers include Robert D. Morrow city school superintendent and Mrs P H Ross county school superintendent.
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PFT
Lowell
Ft. Lowell
Robert D. Morrow
P. H. Ross
Masonry Degree to Be Conferred by Tucson Lodge
Tucson Lodge No 4 F and A M will confer the third degree at 7 15 p m tomorrow in the Masonic temple with members and attendees invited to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Masonic Temple
PTA Mother Singers Reschedule Practice at Hesla Home
The PTA Mother Singers move practice to 1 p m tomorrow at Mrs L E Hesla 910 East Sixth Street rather than Thursday. They will later perform at the Pima County PTA council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
L. E. Hesla
East Sixth Street
Pima County
Day Auxiliary Tucson Meetings Planned at Legion Hall
The Day Auxiliary Tucson Cactus chapters 2 and 4 will meet tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Cactus
The
Legion Hall
Names of listed nursery attendees in community note
The passage lists attendees at a nursery event including Mrs L B Armstrong Mrs Will Love Mrs Maud Murphey Mr and Mrs Robert Young Mr Frank Staulis Mr and Mrs J V Frazer Mrs Dorothy DuBose Mrs Leona Kortilla Mrs Evelyn Maloney Mrs Elizabeth May Mrs Vincent Pederson Mrs Joseph Luleya Mrs Julia Osuna Mrs Elmer Hayes and Miss Constance Grzelakowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Armstrong
Will Love
Maud Murphey
Robert Young
Frank Staulis
J. V. Frazer
Dorothy DuBose
Leona Kortilla
Evelyn Maloney
Elizabeth May
Vincent Pederson
Joseph Luleya
Julia Osuna
Elmer Hayes
Constance Grzelakowski
GM Los Angeles General Motors picket dispute conference
President Truman urged an end to the strike as unions plan a conference of delegates from GM locals in Detroit at 10 a m EST Saturday. The presidential message goes to about 200 delegates with no recommendation and a ballot by the conference will set policy to be reported to 115 GM locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
General Motors
Detroit
Nazi High Command Aims to Conquer Russia in Four Weeks
Article outlines Germanys strategic goal and notes violating treaties and the Kellog Briand pact. It comments on Nazi tactics of blackmail deceit and mockery of obligations amid wartime rhetoric. It also cites that farmers comprise about 23 percent of the U S population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Command
Russia
U. S
Haworth Home Bets Preservation Over Private Welfare
City officials express sympathy for Mrs. Haworth while noting nostalgia and taxes hinder action. The Grace Lutheran church holds the southeast corner property for 4050 dollars after a 1941 deal and Celeste Otis forfeited 470 to the city. Behn and Williams own the homestead site bought for 5000, with experts valuing the parcel much higher today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behn
Williams
Senate Hearings Cite WWII Buildup and Defense Restructure View
A Senate investigating committee heard that U S and Japan risks triggered hostilities and that General staff officers met with Gen George C Marshall around noon on December 7 1941 to discuss possible Thai thrusts. Admiral Leahy argued against a single defense department as harmful to naval efficiency given his roles for Roosevelt and Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Senate House
George C. Marshall
Thailand
William D. Leahy
Senate
Department of Defense
Leahy
Roosevelt
Truman
ALL-BRAN touted as natural laxative cereal
A 60 year constipation testimonial promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a daily bulk to aid natural elimination. The letter claims regularity after two years of use and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days. Kellogg's invites readers to buy, or mail the carton for refund.
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Phooey
R. M. Hazeltine
S. Chatham &J
Austin, Minn
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
Master SGT William Murry Visits Wife in Tucson
Master Sgt. William Murry, Army veteran of the ETO, now in Tucson with his wife Ora Lee Murry at 215 East 23rd Street. He served 22 months as a combat medical veterinarian, was discharged, reenlisted, and wears the Purple Heart, ETO ribbon with four Battle Stars, and the Medical Combat Badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murry
Army
Tucson
Ora Lee Murry
East 23Rd Street
ETO
Murry
New Zealand Life Sketches Include Tea Crumpets And Left-Handed Roads
A native culture portrait describes tea and crumpets, driving on the left, and rugby as part of daily life in New Zealand. The recreational director notes snakes do not exist there and mentions black-tailed deer and large 15 pound trout in local waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Arizona
New Zealand
Weather Dampens Tucson Sports Talk in December 1945
The Tucson Daily Citizen notes a wet spell in early December 1945 with two weeks of rain and friendly locals amid ongoing sports discussion on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Daily Citizen
Army intelligence chief memo to Marshall on Pearl Harbor
Miles, head of the Army's intelligence division, testified to a Senate inquiry committee about a memo dated December 15, 1941. The document discussed the potential Japanese strike on Thailand by 1 PM Washington time, just before noon on December 7, 1941.
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Thailand
Washington
Miles
Army
Senate-House
Gen
Marshall
Attacks on Pearl Harbor Sunday Event Chronology
On Sunday the attack by Japanese forces on Pearl Harbor unfolded with air and naval strikes targeting the U S Pacific Fleet. The surprise assault led to significant ships damaged and U S casualties as the nation prepared for wartime mobilization.
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Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Ams
Feldman
Fast Broadway
Bopp
Converse Trial
Labor
Nuernberg
Oan
Hanesknit
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Hanes Union
Iaaol
Sgt. Murry
Rive
Three Feathers Distributors, Inc
New York
Gardner
Pearl Harbor
Emiffy
Vicks’. VA
Forrest Templeton
7Th Ave
Uaw-Cio
UAW
United States
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