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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1945
Page
13
Washington reports unseasonal gains in construction with Truman backing price controls on real estate to shield small homes. The plan aims to direct materials to residences, with potential limits on higher priced houses and broader nonresidential building inclusion.
One of the world’s deepest oil wells, drilled in Brazoria County, continues to advance and is now recorded at a depth of 16 555 feet.
War department announced most Christmas mail to Aleutians addressed to APO 729 c/o Postmaster Seattle and originating in the U.S. between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15 was lost in a violent storm while transshipping by small surface craft. The post office will accept Christmas packages for this address up to Dec. 20 without the usual request from the soldier for outside-period mailings.
Prescott news reports Allen Hansen of Tucson elected unanimously as first state commander of Amvets after serving as temporary head since the group began. Two day convention also chose Dan Tillotson as vice commander Ted Keil as second vice commander Oscar Osterman as third vice commander Irving Berk as finance officer Charles Dover as national committeeman Norman White as judge advocate. The group plans its second annual convention in Phoenix in 1946 with date to be announced.
John Foster Dulles urged a simple publicly defined policy for U S aid to other nations to avoid ill will and spiritual isolation. He warned that spreading aid broadly could provoke universal jealously and hostility and urged selective assistance aligned with clear principles. Aldrich of Chase Bank argued Britain will need financial aid regardless of government, to avoid underwriting social experiments.
Robert R. Wason of Manning, Maxwell & Moore in New York was elected president of the association for the coming year, succeeding Ira Mosher of Russell, Harrington Cutlery Co. The remark underscored the role of trade in promoting bilateral and multilateral relations.
O. A. Becker general agent of the Railway Express Agency urges shippers to mail Christmas gifts early as carrier facilities are taxed by increased holiday demand. He advises careful packing and complete legible addresses to ensure delivery for service members returning home.
Anita Bent age 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs B Bent Desert Shores trailer court was treated at St Marys hospital for minor injuries after being struck by a car on Casa Grande highway. Surgeons found lacerations about the car. The vehicle driven by Z D DeBruner Oracle road had just been started from a parking place.
The origins of the petroleum industry trace back to the mid 1800s with the sinking of the first oil well in search of black gold.
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