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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1944

Page

6

Ireland to provide most police volunteers for postwar British force

Northern Ireland may furnish the majority of about a thousand volunteers for a postwar British police commission to govern occupied enemy territory. Recruitment extended to Ulster due to a British volunteer shortage, with training at a new London police college.

London U.P Northern Ireland British Foreign Office British Police Commission Ulster Britain Treasury Gordon Herbert Ramsey Halland Metropolitan Police College Germany Unti British Isles Belfast Ireland

Mexico bans workers going to Texas jobs

Mexico will not authorize temporary work for Mexican laborers in Texas. Minister of Labor Francisco J. Gurria said this to protect workers from discrimination and ensure their contracts are approved at home. He noted deportations and border patrols are in place to prevent unauthorized migration.

Mexico Texas Mexico City Francisco Trujillo Gurria Gurria U. S United States

West Coast Synthetic Rubber Price Drops

In San Diego on December 18 U P costs for synthetic rubber have fallen over the last two years, making it cheaper than natural rubber in southern California. Fred S. Carpenter, manager of United States Rubber, notes the price drop and market shift.

West Coast San Diego U.P California Fred S. Carpenter United States Rubber

Synthetic rubber costs cut at Los Angeles plant

Carpenter told a chamber of commerce committee that test tube rubber is now made at 10.7 cents a pound while plantation rubber delivers at 12 to 18 cents. He added chemists are saving production time so postwar rubber goods should cost consumers less.

Company Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Carpenter

Copper output in Chile tops prewar records

Chile reports copper production breaking prewar records as mining signals strong industrial recovery. Officials cite higher ore grades and resumed operations at major mines driving gains.

Chile

State asked to cooperate in trucking

Arizona asked to cooperate with Western states to remove barriers to truck traffic. Shipley D. Burton of the American Trucking Association urged Arizona to adopt reciprocal taxing and inspection laws and to conduct agricultural inspections at origin points to improve freight movement. He noted limited rail expansion and wartime equipment restrictions affect the industry.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Shipley D. Burton American Trucking Association, Inc M. A. Goodwin Arizona Highway Department California Utah Burton

Mexican Paper Foretold Lupe Velez Death Seven Years Early

From Mexico City a Dec 18 report notes Grafico published a fake story on Dec 28 1937 claiming actress Lupe Velez had committed suicide by poisoning. The piece recalls the all fools day tradition in Mexican press.

Mexico City Mexico Grafico Lupe Velez

Phoenix Youth Killed In Street Car Crash

Phoenix youth Darlan Bailey aged 16 died from chest injuries after a collision between a street car and an automobile Friday night. Four other Phoenix residents were injured. drivers Wiley Dewey 20 and John D. Horseman ? were hospitalized. Street car operator George T. Hicks 51 and passenger J. B. Dabney 19 were listed among those involved.

Phoenix Darlan Bailey Bailey Wiley Dewey John D. Horseman George T. Hicks J. B. Dabney

Trolley Collision Injures Several Passengers Downtown

A passenger on the trolley and others were injured in a wreck that occurred at 8 40 p m MST at Seventh Avenue and West Washington Street.

Seventh Avenue West Washington Street

Worcester Advertiser Posts $20 Reward for Doll Buggy

A Worcester, England, advertiser offers twenty dollars for a doll's buggy. The notice appeals to readers to locate or provide information leading to a sale or return.

Worcester England

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