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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1944

Page

2

Drainage Bill Shelved For Six Months

Protestants in block 28 Feld man’s addition failed to force action on the drainage assessment district, as the council shelved the matter for six months while directing a study of remedies. The issue involved 57.53 percent frontage and water from the area. The meeting also covered fire protection for Yaqui Community center, insurance questions, a US lease of Davis Monthan field land, sewer work bids, bank securities, liquor license transfer, land sales, and city expenditures.

Feldman Glenton Sykes William Kimball Kimball U. S Davis- Monthan Field Southern Arizona Bank Valley National Chase National Bank of New York Kane North Stone General Fund Defense Social Protection Fund Defense Recreation Fund

University of Arizona screens World War II films for drive

The University of Arizona will show wartime films from Navy and Hollywood funds under the Office of War Information. The 1 hour 20 minute program Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Agricultural Hall offers free admission and includes titles such as Normandy Invasion and We Said We'd Come Back.

Venice Lindsay Visual Aids Bureau University of Arizona U. S. Navy Hollywood Office of War Information Normandy Guam Saipan Eniwetok Pacific Sea Power Barbara Britton James Craig

U S Troop Trucks Facing Tire Shortage Says Eisenhower

Paris December 5 Gen Eisenhower warned American armies along the German border face a tire shortage so serious it could affect up to ten percent of all army vehicles by February He urged officers to conserve tires and extract every possible mile from them noting wear in the theatre has exceeded pre war estimates The shortage stems from the long supply lines from Cherbourg and western beaches as troops moved through eastern France Belgium and Holland.

Paris Eisenhower France Belgium Holland Cherbourg

Copper Firm Tax Dispute Before Court

Phelps Dodge corporation challenges the Arizona state tax commission valuation of United Verde property in the Verde valley. In Prescott superior court Judge C C Faires presided as the case opened, marking a second year of contest over property value. The firm argues depletion of ore reserves keeps value under 5.09 million, far below the commission’s 11.5 million assessment. Norman Hull and A M Crawford represent the company, with Thomas Croaff for the tax commission.

Prescott Phelps Dodge Corporation State Tax Commission United Verde Verde Valley C. C. Faires Globe Tax Commission Norman Hull Phoenix Ellinwood and Ross

City Manager Phil J. Martin to Attend Aviation Conference

Phil J. Martin Jr city manager will travel to Los Angeles for the California aviation conference December 12 and 13 at the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel. Sponsored by several Chamber of Commerce groups and the Sacramento chapter of the National Aeronautics Association the event will cover airport planning operation revenue zoning air commerce and the Federal code of airport development.

Phil J. Martin, Jr Los Angeles Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Chamber of Commercve National Aeronautics Association Sacramento

GOP National Chairman To Talk Here Tomorrow

Herbert Brownell Jr the Republican national chairman will speak at 8 p.m. tomorrow to the Pima County Republican Club in Superior Courtroom No 1. Ray Reynolds said Brownell and Arizona national committeeman Clarence Buddington Kelland will attend with GOP local leaders. Brownell has been resting at Linda Vista ranch in Oracle for two weeks.

Herbert Brownell Pima County Republican Club Superior Ray Reynolds Brownell Clarence Buddington Kelland Linda Vista Ranch Oracle

Mrs John Winchcombe to spend Christmas with Drachman kin

Taylor arrives Thursday to stay with her mother, Mrs. Mose Drachman, at 35 East Third Street. Recalled as Rosemary Drachman, formerly Rosemary Drachman, she writes under the pen name Rosemary Taylor and is author of Chicken Every Sun day and Riding the Rainbow.

John Winchcombe Taylor Mose Drachman East Third Street Rosemary Drachman Rosemary Taylor

Publisher William Mathews to Speak at Sunday Forum

William Mathews publisher of the Arizona Daily Star will address the Sunday Evening Forum at University Methodist Church next Sunday at 7 30 p m He will present a Report From Washington about his recent trip to the nation’s capital He will be introduced by C K Jones.

William Mathews The Arizona Daily Star University Methodist Church Mathews Washington C. K. Jones

Mrs P H Ross to Attend Arizona School Conferences

County school superintendent Mrs P H Ross will be in Phoenix on Thursday Friday and Saturday for school conferences. On Thursday Arizona school administrators meet at the Adams hotel with the Arizona Education association meeting on Friday and Saturday.

P. H. Ross Phoenix Arizona Adams Hotel Arizona Education Association

Bundles for Britain Sale Under Way at Broadways HQ

The rummage sale at 116 East Broadway continues this week hosted by Miss Nellie Kemp head of the group. Proceeds support a fund to purchase Christmas gifts for service members in local hospitals.

Britain East Broadway Nellie Kemp

Red Cross Dispatches Nearly One Million Garments to South France

The American Red Cross reports it has shipped close to 1,000,000 clothing items to aid civilians in South France. The relief effort underscores ongoing humanitarian support as wartime needs persist.

American Red Cross South France

Elliott Rules On Juvenile Methods

Elliott issues guidance on handling delinquent juveniles as Chief Wheeler releases a legal opinion by Thomas J. Elliott city attorney. The letter to Elliott explains Wheeler’s aim to clarify magistrate court jurisdiction over juvenile matters and the methods permissible in juvenile cases.

Thomas J. Elliott Harold Wheeler Elliott Wheeler Magistrate’s Court Ellett Paul Cella

Rain Lifts City Water Levels and Cuts Pumpage

Rain totaling 1.78 inches boosted groundwater, cutting November pumping 8 percent. November pumpage 161,027,450 gallons vs 174,987,424 year ago. daily average 5,367,580 gallons. Five month totals show 8,920,200 gallons this year, 7,736,265 in 1943. Receipts for November near 37,707 dollars, down from 39,329. New services 22, vs 38 in 1943. Groundwater level rose to 46 feet 2 inches. Well No.1 up 8 feet since July 30.

Merrill D. Biggs

Commercial Rent Measure Killed by Senate Vote

The Senate Banking Committee killed a commercial rent control bill 10 to 7. Chairman Wagner of New York said complaints of rent gouging prompted the measure, which would have allowed OPA to set ceilings on nonresidential rents in New York City and other areas.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Wagner

Basin of the Amazon: World’s Largest Tropical Jungle

The Amazon basin holds the planet’s largest tropical rainforest. Its vast expanse spans multiple countries and hosts immense biodiversity and critical ecological processes.

Amazon River

Eighth Avenue Marine Wounded in Action

Marine Pfc. Fernando H. Noriega son of Mr and Mrs Ramon R Noriega 916 South Eighth Avenue Tucson Arizona has been wounded in action Navy department announced today.

Washington Fernando H. Noriega Ramon R. Noriega South Eighth Avenue Tucson Ariz Navy Department

Pension Bill For First World War Widows Passes House

The bill provides pensions up to 74 dollars monthly for widows and orphans of World War I veterans, with 35 dollars for childless widows, 45 dollars for widows with one child, and 5 dollars for each additional child. Income limits exclude certain widows, and the initial annual cost is estimated at 37 million dollars.

Washington House Roosevelt Chamber Senate George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee

Phoenix Man Wounded in Saar Frontline Fighting

Pvt. Harry D. Eagan of Phoenix wounded in Saar border area during combat. He had been on AP leave since June 30 1943 and previously operated the AP financial market teletype in Phoenix. His father was notified by the War Department.

Phoenix Harry D. Eagan Associated Press Saar War Department Young Eagan

Three Arizona Officers Promoted By War Department

Washington December five promotion of three Arizona army officers has been announced by the war department.

Washington Arizona War Department

Tucsonians Daughter Stars In Dennison University Production

Marjorie King daughter of Earl R. King is cast as the retired actress in Ladies in Retirement at Denison University Granville Ohio. The second major production of the current season runs four evenings this week starting tomorrow with the university theatre presenting the show.

Marjorie King Earl R. King East Silver Denison University Granville Denison University Theatre

Realty Deals Include Sale Of Four Homes

Four Tucson area properties changed hands this week. Bert J. Vos’s 3 bedroom home at 911 North Sixth Avenue sold for over 12000 to A B Hazeltine of Tucson Realty and Trust Co. James H Vaughn’s home at 1225 East Linden Street sold for 9500 to C T Vanderpool. Paul M Arend Jr bought land and residence on the Tucson Florence highway for 8000 from Helen Fields. Willa Trevette sold 2031 East Water Street home for 10500 to Clara Harning including furnishings.

Bert J. Vos North Sixth Avenue A. B. Hazeltine Tucson Realty & Trust Co Vos Midwest John Hopkins James H. Vaughn East Linden Street C. T. Vanderpool Paul M. Arend, Jr Tucson-Florence Helen Fields Willa Trevette East Water Street Clara Harning

New Parcel Post Mailin Station Set to Open Tomorrow

An additional parcel post mailing station will open tomorrow at 19 East Broadway across from the main post. Hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the office and at listed stations including Old Pueblo annex and Davis-Monthan field. The notice cites Christmas greetings for military personnel sent in sealed envelopes at first class rate, warning against unsealed cards.

East Broadway Harold Collins Old Pueblo Annex N Sixth Avenue Alameda East Third Stand Park Avenue Davis-Montlfield Marana Army Airbase Martin Drug Company No. 5 South Sixth Avenue Collins War Partment

First Settlement by Women in Australia Near Sydney 1788

The text notes the first settlement by women in Australia occurred near the area of modern Sydney in 1788. It highlights early colonial settlement and female arrivals shaping the founding period.

Australia Sydney 1788

Philadelphia Editor Dies Of Heart Disease

John Trevor Curtis, 68, editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, died Sunday night at his Chestnut Hill home of heart disease. The notice notes a related statistic: the average distance a freight car moves per day is nearly twice what it was in 1920.

Philadelphia John Trevor Curtis The Philadelphia Inquirer Chestnut Hill

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