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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1941

Page

20

City Pushes East 17th Underpass and West Side By Pass Plan

Mayor H V Jaastad lodged formal requests with the state highway commission for an East 17th Street underpass and a west boundary by pass. The Chamber of Commerce Good Roads Committee urged funds for a Southern Pacific subway near East 17th Street to aid Davis Monthan and Army camps traffic. The planned by pass would run from highway 89 north of Tucson along the E P and S W railroad right of way to highway 80 in the southern suburbs. The council also authorized U S Army use of Randolph Park as a camp and seven sections southeast of Davis Monthan as a maneuver field.

East 17Th Street Tucson State Highway Commission H.v. Jaastad Good Roads Committee Chamber of Commerce Southern Pacific Davis-Monthan Air Base E. P 5. W U. S. Army Randolph Park

Cotton subsidies halted as war with Japancuts exports

Washington announces suspension of export subsidies for cotton products effective Saturday. Subsidies end due to war with Japan, a move the agriculture department says will not significantly raise U S exports. Between July 1 and December 1 sales under the program equaled 250 763 bales of raw cotton, with little shipment so far. Exporters have until October 31, 1942 to complete shipments.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Japan United States

Stargazers Find Comfort At Pittsburgh Planetarium

The People’s Observatory at Buhl Planetarium installs an asiderostat telescope, one of two in the United States, allowing visitors to view stars without craning their necks. This upgrade brings easier public access to celestial sights in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh U.P People’s Observatory Buhl Planetarium Asiderostat United States Planetarium

Greek famine toll in Athens and Piraeus tops 5000 weekly

A Greek official reports that starvation causes 5000 deaths weekly in Athens and Piraeus. An appeal asks that grain be sent to Axis-occupied Greece and is relayed by the Congregational Church Mission Board via Istanbul. Navromikalisy left Athens December 2 and hopes for aid.

Boston Tesport Athens Piraéus Red‘ Cross Board of Commissioner's For ‘Foreign Congregational Church Istanbul Navromikalisy Greece

Greece relief initiative could come from international aid

International bodies consider an initiative to provide relief to Greece. Rea and Cross discussions focus on coordinating aid delivery, funding, and logistics to ease humanitarian strain.

International Greece

Opposed Osteopathy Referendum Measure Challenged in Arizona

In Phoenix a suit seeks to block placing a 1942 general election ballot referendum on licensing and regulating osteopathy. Plaintiffs A B Stoner and W Kilcrease argue petitions are insufficient and contend only the act title was used.

Phoenix Arizona Superior Court A. B Stoner

Skimmed Milk Price Note Sparks Harsh Debate

A fragmented line hints at a report about skimmed milk at 25 percent and tensions over its manufacture. Details are sparse but suggest controversy around price and production standards.

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