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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1946
Page
8
County zoning legislation and city county trash disposal will be discussed at a Neighborhood Associations council meeting at 4 40 p m Wednesday. Members represent various neighborhood associations near Tucson and meet monthly to address unincorporated area issues.
Premier Nokrachi's government wins a 155 to 21 confidence vote in Cairo after pledging to pursue permanent unity with Sudan under the Egyptian crown. The report also contains unrelated commentary on airline hostesses and travel notes noting Tropics effects on reporters.
Services for Charles M. Plumb of Tucson killed in an automobile crash near St. Louis will be at 1 30 p m Wednesday at the Latter Day Saints church. Burial will be at Southlawn memorial park. Bring's funeral home handles arrangements. Surviving are his wife seven children with most in Tucson One son in the Army Air Forces was killed in World War II. The Plumb family lived at 629 North Wilson avenue.
In Los Angeles on December 17, widow Nadine Rathbone reported two men robbed her flower shop but, after hearing she supported four children, chose not to steal. The pair instead gave her five dollars and left without further incident.
About 25,000 Army wives and children were shipped to distant posts while many more face long waits due to housing shortages rather than transportation limits. Efforts shifted to Frankfurt by commercial airline for some with small children, while single women and wives with grown children are barred from air travel. An entry on California retail outlets notes a record 241,801 outlets on Oct 1, up from 1941 and July 1, 1946 figures, signaling postwar growth.
The government announced a ration change: bacon will fall from three to two ounces per person per week starting January 5. Milk ration will rise from a quart to 1 1/4 quarts weekly beginning Sunday.
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