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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1946

Page

14

Yokosuka Base Is Still Tough Fight

James R. Young reports on Yokosuka Japan as the U S occupation battles to reform the city and its navy yard. He notes Capt Benton Decker’s drive to rebuild democratic life amid resistant officials and lingering Imperial-era policies.

Yokosuka James R. Young Navy Base Japan Theodore Roosevelt Oak Ridge Tenn Navy Halsey Road MacArthur Boulevard States Pacific Benton Decker San Diego Calif Decker Grand Rapids Mich U. S. Navy Capt. Decker Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company William A. Nardoni Tucson and Vicinity Mr. Nardoni The Jefferson Standard Phoenix Army Air Corps

Navy critics urge civic action in upcoming elections

Navy representatives including Cmdr W L Higgins Cleveland Ohio say the city, once centered on the navy base, faces unemployment and leadership gaps after deactivation. They note Japanese officials’ autocratic mindset hinders reform and democracy. Capt Decker sponsors a League of Women Voters movement to mobilize citizens ahead of municipal elections.

Navy Cmdr W. L. Higgins Cleveland Yokosuka Capt. Decker League of Women Voters King Features Syndicate, Inc

Nogales Chamber Adopts Bid to Ease Border Traffic

The Santa Cruz County Chamber of Commerce unanimously approves a resolution urging Arizona’s congressional delegation to press action on relieving congestion at Nogales international gates. Vice-President-Elect Frank Barry Jr proposed the measure amid Nogales’s push to enlarge the main entry gate.

Nogales Ariz Arizona Santa Cruz County

Commerce group backs faster gates to ease tourist flow

A city meeting heard progress on speeding tourist entry at the main gate after adding new inspectors. The Chamber of Commerce urged a city-wide fund drive to build a larger gate if federal funds fail. Rep. Richard W. Harless of Arizona, visiting Thursday, pledged to take up the issue in Washington and urge authorities to ease congestion from rising trade.

Firemen Link Long Hose Line To Fight Wexford Hotel Fire

Firemen from six towns stretched 4000 feet of hose to combat a three story Cole hotel blaze at Wexford. Valencia volunteers towed pumping gear to a creek bank a quarter mile away as multiple companies joined to extend the water line.

Butler U.P Wexford Valencia

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