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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
5
GEORGE GALLUP reports public support for a 20 percent pay raise for federal civil service workers. Voters favor the proposal citing underpayment and rising living costs, though farmers oppose more strongly. The poll shows white collar workers largely benefit, while business and professional groups also back the raise.
Andres Horcasitas a Tulane University Latin America specialist says plans are under way for a super ferry line linking Key West Havana Merida and Monterrey. He says the service would make weekend travel a reality between these Latin American locations and the United States.
A wartime discussion attributes rising divorces to long overseas service reducing marriage stability. Prolonged separations, population redistribution, and economic shifts drive infidelity and new partnerships. Welfare workers help calm fam ilies while some returning soldiers reconcile with their spouses.
Before the conflict the United States imported more than 60 million pounds of black and white pepper annually, underscoring the scale of spice trade prior to wartime disruptions.
The annual Christmas party for University of Arizona employes children will be 3 30 p m Saturday Dec 22 in the agricultural auditorium. A Christmas tree Santa Claus moving picture comedies and carols will be featured. John Anderson purchasing agent leads the program with Mrs Venice Lindsay Mrs Rachel Maynard and Robert Sencer assisting.
Salt erases tea stains lingering in china cups, leaving surfaces cleaner and whiter. The technique uses common kitchen salt to absorb tannins and improve porcelain color. Apply gently, rinse, and dry to reveal refreshed vessels.
Dr. C. T. Vorhies head of the University of Arizona department of entomology and economic zoology will travel to Columbus Ohio to join the Ohio wildlife conservation and education conference December 17 and 18 He represents David Aylward of Boston president of the National Wildlife Federation and serves as secretary treasurer.
Aluminum replaces brass and steel in door knobs light sockets and trim boosting durability and reducing cost for households and manufacturers.
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