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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1945

Page

2

Pima County Nears E Bond Quota as Victory Drive Ends

Pima County faces a shortfall of about 250000 dollars in its E bond quota as the Victory loan drive closes. Community Chairman Walsh says the effort will continue until the quota is met, while Industrial and labor groups stage Pearl Harbor anniversary rallies. Balloting for the Victory loan queen contest extends to Wednesday and county winners advance to state and then Los Angeles finals with dates in December.

Pima County William S. Walsh Walsh War Finance Committee Fred Dragonette Pearl Harbor Japan Pacific United States Rialto Theatre Stork Club Mundey Johnston Francis LaMarr Louis J. Felix Berit Strengel Betty Ann Hedberg Barbara Blevins Joan Hall Jackie Thomas Dell Roberts Miss Strengel Miss Hedberg Queen Phoenix Arizona Los Angeles

East Broadway rezoning hearing seeks business district zone

Public hearing set by the city planning and zoning commission on January 3 at Regional Plan Inc to reclassify a block west of Broadway Village from residence-2 to business-1. Additional hearings cover Hearn and Card plumbing shop mixed rezoning, district changes at Eighth street Fifth avenue, Congress Melrose corners, and Lee street near the Arizona Inn, with Lee street closure already approved for a medical service building.

Broadway Village East Broadway City Planning and Zoning Commission Regional Plan, Inc Broadway Stafford Country Club Hearn and Card Plumbing Shop Eighth Street Fifth Avenue Congress Street Melrose Avenue Lee Street Wilson and Norton Avenues Arizona Inn

Tucson Plans For Building To Be Heard

The Arizona tax commission will hear Tucson on December 14 regarding a $124,900 expansion of the city hall and facilities. The commission also received emergency levy requests from Yuma and Gila counties, with dates not yet set. Gila seeks $600 for highway right of way and related costs, while Yuma asks $4,000 for rabies control and postwar road survey and county attorney expenses.

Phoenix Arizona Tax Commission Tucson Yuma Gila Gila County Yuma County

Lake Umbagog Sparkles Among New England Waters

The body of water known as Lake Umbagog stands out in New England for its clear surface and natural beauty. Its name derives from an Indigenous language, meaning muddy water.

New England Umbagog

Appeal Denied Nazi Slayers At Montgomery Order Hangs

Field Marshal Montgomery rejected all appeals of Belsen and Oswiecim camp defendants and ordered nine officials to be hanged. Commander Josef Kramer Irma Grese and others including Klein Weingartner Pichen Fran cioh Dorr Staffle Volkenrath Borman Hoeszler are among the 30 convicted guards.

Herford Germany Bernard L. Montgomery Belsen Josef Kramer Irma Grese Oswiecim Kramer Beast of Miss Grese Fritz Klein Peter Weingartner Ansgar Pichen Karl Francioh Wilhelm Dorr Franz Staffle Elizabeth Volkenrath Juana Borman Franz Hoeszler

Soldier to return home as wife fights terminal illness

War department orders Sgt. Wilber Maxon of the 19th infantry to be flown to Phoenix by air so he may see his wife Lucille Maxon before her death. The 21 year old is hospitalized at St Monica's with lymphosarcoma. Maxon is in the Pacific area, likely on furlough, and may already be en route. Senator McFarland's office facilitated contact after his wife fell ill.

Phoenix War Department Wilber Maxon 19Th Infantry Lucille Maxon St. Monica’s Hospital Emmett McLoughlin OFM Sgt Maxon Pacific

Poultry Producers to Meet at University Farm

The Southern Arizona Poultry Producers association holds its annual meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday Dec 11 at the university poultry farm at Drachman and Cherry streets. It is a potluck with turkey coffee and punch provided. Attendees should bring dishes and utensils. Dr C T Vorhies head of Arizona University Entomology will speak on The Poisonous Animals of Arizona. Several stunts are planned.

Southern Arizona Poultry Producers’ Association University Poultry Farm Drachman and Cherry Streets Poultry Association C. T. Vorhies University of Arizona Arizona

Automobile Injuries Fatal To Tucsonian

Ramon Olivas aged 61 died from injuries after being struck by a car as he stepped from a bus on North Campbell Avenue. He lived at the Haskell ranch. His body lies in state Monday evening at Tucson mortuary chapel. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Family church with burial in Ft. Lowell cemetery. He is survived by a son Ramon two daughters Maria and Gregoria and a brother Angel Olivas.

Ramon Olivas Campbell Avenue Haskell Ranch Tucson Mortuary Chapel Holy Family Church Ft. Lowell Ramon Maria Gregoria Angel Olivas

Sales Revenue Gains in State

Arizona residents paid slightly over 53 million dollars in sales tax during eight years of the law. Pima County leads for November with nearly six thousand dollars more than October, while Tucson's share rises about one thousand dollars. County collections total 54 thousand 307 dollars last month, vs 48 thousand 580 the prior year and 48 thousand 587 the prior month. Tucson's last-month share is 13 thousand 432 dollars with 12 thousand 467 received the previous month and 11 thousand 386 a year ago.

Arizona Arizona State Tax Commission Pima County Tucson

Airline Lifts Pay for Mechanics After Mediation Block

American Airlines raises mechanics pay by about 10.7 percent with six paid holidays and extra night shift and holiday pay. A 40 hour week replaces 49 hours on January 1 while preserving weekly take home pay, boosting hourly rates by about 20 percent. The move follows mediation board action that failed to certify a bargaining agent.

American Airlines, Inc National Mediation Board Mediation Board

Maverick Arrives in Chungking to Direct War Plants

Maury Maverick of Texas, head of the Smaller War Plants Corp., arrived in Chungking today to oversee wartime manufacturing efforts in China. He is expected to meet with Chinese officials on aid and production partnerships.

Maury Maverick China Chungking Texas War Plants Corp

Gas Station Property Sold For $35,000

The Baum and Adamson service station at 240 North Stone Avenue is contracted to be sold to Harold D and Mamie R Adamson Madge K and J Clayton Baum from Gerald and Mabel Monteath Jones for 35000 dollars Included is 25 feet of land south of the plant The Tucson diocese buys the rooming house at 646 South Sixth Avenue from Samuel Bernstein for 17500 dollars. Also, Henry W Hanson and Priscilla Clark sell Broadway property between Craycroft and Swan Road for 12500 dollars and Evelyn L Eberg Smith sells 2820 East Helen Street to Walter H Miller and wife for 12000 dollars.

Baum & Adamson North Stone Avenue Harold D Mamie R. Adamson Madge K J. Clayton Baum Recorder’s Office Gerald and Mabel Monteath Jones Tucson Roman Catholic Church South Sixth Avenue Samuel Bernstein Recorder’s Anna Sullinger County Recorder Broadway Craycroft Swan Road Henry W. Hanson Fred Stern Charles N. Clark Priscilla Clark Evelyn L. Eberg Smith East Helen Street Walter H. Miller

Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson

Born to Mr and Mrs Herbert H Brown 819 N Euclid Tucson a boy at 640 am Dec 6 Born to Mr and Mrs Jesus Mesa 226 W 26th Tucson a boy at 1045 am Dec 6 Born to Mr and Mrs Wenceslao Gomez 521 S Convent Tucson a boy at 315 am Dec 8

St. Mary's Hospital Herbert H. Brown N. Euclid Avenue Tucson Jesus Mesa W. 26Th Street Wenceslao Gomez S. Convent Street

Davis-Monthan Open House Showcases 3 Warplanes

Open house at Davis-Monthan field runs from 1 to 5 p m tomorrow featuring three modern warplanes the B 29 Superfortress the B 24 bomber and the P 80 Shooting Star jet. A 2000 horsepower Wright Cyclone engine will be displayed along with the Link trainer building airplane hangar maintenance shop and service club open for public inspection.

Davis-Monthan Field

Vorhies to Speak on DDT for Sigma Xi Chapter

Dr. Charles T. Vorhies economic zoologist from the University of Arizona will discuss DDT the Wonder Insecticide at 4 40 p m Wednesday Dec 12 in room 111 Chemistry Building. He has lectured statewide on wildlife management birds reptiles and poisonous animals of Arizona and last spring tested a new DDT application method in the Salt River valley using a wartime fogging machine.

Arizona The Sigma Xi National Honorary Scientific Society Charles T. Vorhies University of Arizona University Vorhies Salt River Valley

Driving 10000 Miles: Earth Roads Costlier Than Gravel

The estimate shows driving 10 000 miles on earth roads costs 70 more in gasoline wear on tires and vehicle than using gravel. This implies gravel roads offer lower operating expenses per distance.

Dude Ranchers Name Allen President At Meeting

The Southern Arizona Dude Ranchers association re elected William T Allen of the Kenyon ranch near Tubac as president at a Pioneer hotel meeting. Officers include Baxter McLean first vice president Howard Miller second vice president and Lois Henry secretary. Directors named are Julia Bennett R F G Cote Dick Jenkins Jim Converse Carl Reininger Armand Retter Lynn Gillham Harry Hedgcock and Howard Miller.

Southern Arizona Dude Ranchers’ Association William T. Allen Kenyon Ranch Tubac Pioneer Hotel Baxter McLean Silver Bell Ranch Howard Miller Wild Horse Ranch Lois Henry Arrow H Ranch William Sparks Navy William Chamberlain Sunshine Climate Club Julia Bennett Diamond W Ranch R. F. G. Cote Desert Willow Ranch Dick Jenkins la Osa Ranch Jim Converse Tanque Verde Ranch Carl Reininger Rancho de la Sombra Armand Retter Double A Ranch Baxter McClean Lynn Gillham Flying V_ ranch Harry Hedgcock Hacienda

Stevens Hotel Chicago Largest Hotel in World

The Stevens hotel in Chicago controls more than 3,000 rooms and claims the title of the world’s largest hotel. The property stands as a major landmark in the city’s hospitality scene.

Chicago

Army marching pace and halt pattern

A marching army travels at three miles per hour but stops ten minutes each hour, making the average progress two hundred forty four miles per hour.

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