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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

7

West Coast seeks higher postwar income of fifty dollars a week

George Gallup surveys reveal Californians Oregonians and Washingtonians favor a $50 weekly income for health and comfort for a four person family. The national average of $48 compares with $40 to $42 in some regions. Farmers and West Central states trail with $40 to $42.

Princeton N. J Pacific Coast California Oregon Washa America West Coast Amera Institute Vashon United Tes South West Central States New England Mid Atlantic East Central West Central South Mountaineer

More Members Added To Russian War Relief

Addition of a dozen new members to the board of directors of the Russian War Relief Inc was announced by James Voulkos chair of the activities committee who outlined progress of the local campaign to clothe Russian orphans. New board members include Rev R A Dawson Rev Francis T Brown Rev R H Tharp Rabbi Joseph Gumbiner Rabbi Aron Moskovits Raphael Brandes Dr Boris Zemsky Rov Robinson Miss Patricia Corelli A Brown and Mrs Pearl Nankas. J M Sakiison has replaced J C Etchells as treasurer. The Christmas gift campaign began Dec 1 and runs to Jan 1 with clothing collected for Russia’s orphaned children. Church and school leaders cooperate as five thousand gift tags are distributed for personalized gifts to Russian children at 41 South Fifth Avenue Russian War Relief headquarters.

Russian War Relief, Inc James Voulkos R. A. Dawson Tucson Ministerial Association Francis T. Brown R. H. Tharp Joseph Gumbiner Aron Moskovits Raphael Brandes Brandes School South Fifth Avenue

Prisoners Of War In U S Reach 359247 Total

The War Department reports 359247 prisoners of war held in the United States as of December 1. Of these, 305648 are German, 51156 Italian, and 2443 Japanese. They are housed in 130 base camps and 295 branch camps nationwide.

Washington UPR United States War Department

Californians Face Tropical Disease Threat Yet No Epidemic Fears

California experts say wartime troop and ship movements from the South Pacific may bring malaria and Japanese encephalitis but do not justify panic. Officials outline rapid testing, containment plans within 48 hours, and use of DDT and repellents. Insect carriers for lymphatic filariasis and scrub typhus are not known to exist in California. The Pacific coast may shield other states, while labor needs for farming through 1945 remain critical.

Sacramento South Pacific Stanley B. Freeborn University of California College of Agriculture Freeborn Association of County Agricultural Commissioners California R. L. Adams Farm Production Council

Climate Near By Left Unchanged By New Lake

Washington December testimony by William B. Warne assistant reclamation commissioner states Lake Mead, formed by Boulder Dam on the Colorado River, has had no appreciable climatic effect on the surrounding area.

Washington Dec Lake Mead Boulder Dam Colorado River William B. Warne House Irrigation and Reclamation Commission

Dale Maple Granted Life Term By FDR

President Roosevelt commuted the death sentence of Army private Dale Maple for desertion and aiding two German POWs to life with hard labor. Maple, from Middleton North Carolina, was sent to Leavenworth to serve a life term after a court martial. German prisoners fled Camp Hale Colorado and were captured near the Mexican border with Maple implicated.

Dale Maple Washington Roosevelt White House Maple Leavenworth Penitentiary Kansas Middleton, R. L Camp Hale Colo

Ox eats bicycle parts and keys in South Africa incident

An ox slaughtered in South Africa had devoured iron bicycle parts, wire, stones and a key. In New Zealand Bluff a factory plans to can 3,000,000 pounds of Army rations including beef potatoes carrots peas and onions within six months.

South Africa Bluff New Zealand

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Stallup Pacific States George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion U. S Tucson Rancho Vista Hermosa E. Congress Pacific Northwest Project S.S Auto Mechanics Hou U. S. Employment Service WAR Manpower Commission East Pennington Pacific Seaboard Mee Stone ROE Shoes Congress Street Subway N. 4Th Ave We Bay Tidmarsh Engineering Company Grunewald Adams Jewelers & Silversmiths Arizona
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