Ten Billion Dollar War Borrowing Objective Set
The treasury seeks to borrow about 10 billion dollars from savings, bank deposits, and future earnings to finance war spending. Defense bonds and subsidies will mobilize workers and major investors, while a possible enforced savings plan could pull 12 to 15 billion yearly from incomes. Debt may rise past 65 billion as war financing continues.
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Washington
Treasury
Capitol Bill
Downey
D-Callf
Rate Revisions to be Studied by Commission
The state industrial commission will study testimony on workers compensation insurance rate revisions. Chairman L. Co. Holmes said it will take several days to analyze data before any changes are adopted. Indications exist that actuaries may recommend modifying suggested rates based on testimony, though specifics on classifications are unclear.
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Phoenix
State Industrial Commission
L. Co. Holmes
Commission
London official delays trip for St Louis lecture
Emil Davis, chairman of the London county council, spent two weeks to keep a one hour lecturing date in St. Louis. He could not sail trans ocean on a clipper, traveled by convoyed merchant ship and plane to arrive for the 47th National Conference of Government of the National Municipal League.
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ST. Louis
U.a—A
Emil Davis
Davies
London, Eng
National Municipal League
Keep Your Pants On Yet Aimed At Civic War Readiness
The piece urges calm planning to meet wartime adversity. It argues for two war industry roles, civilian protection, and morale. It praises Tucson as a safe haven with good climate and supplies, urging residents to keep children in school and avoid complaints while facing forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tucson Man Assured Mexico Is With U. S. In Jap War
Mexico broke diplomatic ties with Japan and declared full support for the United States after Japan attacked America. A Tucson letter from Ygnacio Soto, official of Port land Cement in Hermosillo, expressed Mexican indignation and solidarity, stressing democratic ideals and neighbourly unity with the United States.
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Tucson
Mexico
U. S
Japan
United States
Rio Grande
Alex Jacome
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Ygnacio Soto
Portland Cement Company
Hermosillo
Sonora
Soto
Rubber Use Restricted and Tire Production Pause
Washington officials announced a temporary halt in rubber imports from the War East will stop production of automobile tires tubes and many other rubber civilian articles. The Office of Production Management said rubber manufacturers will be asked to suspend production for less essential civilian items while ample supply remains for replacements. Defense officials urged restraint in buying tires and tubes, noting available stock under civilian plans for essential uses.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
OPM
Defense
Recruits Keep Up Record For Tucson Area Volunteers
Recruit activity at Tucson offices of the U S Army and Navy reported strong. Navy officer R J Combs said 25 applications were handled this morning with eight yesterday and five approved. Army recruiter Sgt Rex Taylor said steady volunteer flow continued and total for two days likely exceeded yesterday’s 12, with 26 for the period. First Tucson Navy recruit Lee James Mays, 413 Washington, sent to San Diego Naval Training Station. Army recruits listed include Joseph M Elder Benson and others with Tucson addresses or nearby locations, reflecting broad local enlistment.
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Us. S. Army
Navy
R. J.combs
Rex Taylor
Army
Tucson
Naval
San Diego
Lee- James Mays
Washington Street
A Joseph
M. Elder
Benson
Clarence
V. Brannin
Patagonia
Robert C. Damon
Sixth Avenue
Glen TF
Ransom
Frank R. Aroz
Convent Street
Charles G. Keenan
Charles
O’brien
East Seventh Street
James P.» Simpson
Mission Road
Richard C.storey
Washington ‘Street
Des, Moines
Town
Charles EB. Hubbs
Jackson Street
Nicholas A. Weber
Pope Pius XII to Broadcast Christmas Eve Message
The Vatican announced that Pope Pius XII will address the world by radio on December 24 at 12:30 p.m. He will deliver a Christmas blessing at the end of the program, broadcast over Vatican Radio from Vatican City.
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Vatican City
U.R
Pius XII
Vatican
FLOWING WELLS COMMUNITY MEETING CHANGED BY WEATHER
Flowing Wells community club will hold an all day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs Walter Rowley 375 Old Wet more road. The business meeting will be held before lunch. The meeting place originally scheduled for the club house has been changed due to weather. Tucson district school for the post office building tonight at 7 30 with Major Nathaniel L Houston as instructor. Technical Sergeant Jamerson P Crim of Tucson has received an additional chevron for six years in the Army. His sister Mrs Rosemary Hansen lives at 426 Hast 1ath street. Sergeant Crim is stationed at March Field Callé where he is chief clerk in the S 2 section of the fourth air force base command. Bill Turner former University of Arizona student is safe in the Dutch East Indies, his mother Mrs W E Turner 1815 Hast First Street learned last night Turner a Navy bomber pilot had been loaned to the Dutch government to help teach flying.
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Rowley
Wetmore Road
Owill
Tucson
Post Office
Nathaniel L. Houston
Jamerson
Crim
U.S. Army
Rosemary Hansen
March
Pield
Callé
Fourth Air Force Base Command
Bill Turner
University of Arizona
Dutch East Indies
W. E. Turner
Street
Turner
Fredenke to speak at Tucson Lions noon talk at Pioneer
University of Arizona basketball coach Fredenke will give a blackboard talk before the Tucson Lions Club tomorrow at noon in the Pioneer Hotel. Local church groups plan to attend the Messiah singing Sunday evening in the University of Arizona auditorium after the 7 o'clock service. The Geson Luncheon Club resumes Monday meetings next week after weeks of Thursday sessions at the Santa Rita hotel. McDermott Unit 7 American Legion auxiliary meets tonight at 7:30 in the Legion building library with Mrs Matilda Cottrell in charge. A Fireside Forum on oriental history led by Prof. H A Hubbard is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the YMCA. Dominican Republic starts civilian aviation with government supervised lessons and sightseeing flights.
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Fredenke
University of Arizona
Tucson Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
University Methodist
University’church
Gegson
Santa “Rita
Towncats
Monnday
H. A. Hubbard
University of Arizona History Department
YMCA
Civil Defense Set Up To Be Taken Up Here
A Tucson meeting of local defense representatives at the American Legion hall tonight will clarify duties of civilian defense organizations. Governor Osborn called the gathering with Pima county officials and chairmen from 13 divisions to hear explanations from EB Newcome and D Kelly Turner about the national and state civilian defense structure and county home defense leadership under William Walsh and other officers.
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Legion -Hall
Andrew
P. Martin
Sidney P. Osborn
Pima County
Tucson
EB. D.newcome
Washington, D. C
Office of ‘Civilian Defense
Kelly Turner
The
State Organization
Martin
Phoenix
Arizona
National Civilian Defense Office
R. C. Stanford
Stanford
William S. Walsh
Man Collects Bounty After Killing Wild Cat
While driving home from work, Joseph Hu LaRose struck and killed a wild cat that ran under his wheels. He took the animal to city treasurer H Edward Hayr and received the usual bounty a $10 bill.
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Mass
Joseph Hu .LaRose
LaRose
H. Edward Hayr
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