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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

3

No Advertising Deal Under Way With ODT and Florida

Reported today a proposed no advertising agreement between Florida resort spots and the office of defense transportation would have the ODT stop urging travel to Florida while Florida hotels and municipalities halt advertising in magazines and northern papers. Sen. Pepper said agency officials told him the plan includes ODT refraining from singling out Florida in press releases. Arizona appears unaffected and Tucson club officials say national wartime advertising would continue on a restricted scale.

Washington Florida Office of Defense Transportation ODT Arizona Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Ernest Huhlein Huntin Tucson

Shriners Plan Christmas Party for Local Children

The Tucson Shriners sponsor a children's Christmas party from 4 to 6 p m Saturday at La Hacienda on East Broadway. Masonic children and friends are invited to join a Santa Claus visit with gifts, ice cream, cookies, games, and planned entertainment. The event supports Shrine crippled children’s hospitals and includes a visit to the Arizona children’s home the next morning.

Tucson Shriners la Hacienda East Broadway Santa Claus Shriners Shrine Crippled Children’s Tucson Arizona Childrens’ Home

Two Children Face Court Over Pet Dog Sissy

Janet and Barry, ages 3 and 6, appeared before Magistrate Paul J. Cella with their mother Mrs. J. C. Underwood Jr. The pair clutched piggy banks as they learned Sissy the dog, nearly blind and deaf, had wandered from the patio gate. The court suspended sentence, ordering the children to care for Sissy, and noting no fine or penalty.

Reginald Denny Sissy Janet Barry J. C. Underwood, Jr East Third Street Cella Underwood J. C. Underwood

Court Reviews Bill Providing Pay Increases

Phoenix December hearing as Superior Judge Harold Scoville weighs constitutionality of a county salary bill from March that raised pay scales effective January 1. The case, brought by Stanna Angius of Bisbee, challenges the bill’s final passage and reading requirements amid variances between the conference report and governor copy.

Phoenix Harold Scoville Maricopa County Arizona Gov. Osborn Conference Committee Stanna Angius Bisbee Dan Angius William F. Kimball H. H. d’Autremont Pima County James Minotto Senate

Birth at St Marys Hospital for Devine family

A son was born to Tech Sergeant and Mrs Earl Devine at 12 38 am on December 21 at St Marys Hospital Tuc son. The baby joins the family at 2456 N Orchard Ave. Lingerie care tip notes gentle washing and brushing for shoulder straps.

Tech Earl Devine Orchard Ave Tucson

Junior Optimists Club Formed For Tucson Newsboys

A Christmas dinner at the Pioneer hotel marked the formation of Tucson's Junior Optimists club for local newsboys. Twenty boys received club buttons and gifts as the junior unit prepares to offer a dedicated clubroom and planned recreational activities under Adam Rigley and Clarence Betts.

Tucson Optimists Pioneer Hotel Clarence Betts Adam Rigley Betts

Former Railroad Man Dies In Tucson At 74

Theodore Gilbert Beatty 74 died at home 419 East 18th after four years in Tucson resident, formerly telegrapher and station agent for the Wabash railroad. Survived by wife Pearl A. Beatty Tucson a daughter Mrs. W. E. Stemen Defiance. Pallbearers listed. services 2 p m Saturday at Brings chapel with Vern E. Reuss officiating.

Theodore Gilbert Beatty East 18Th Wabash Railroad Tucson Defiance Pearl A. Beatty W. E. Stemen Vern Faulk Ernest Kerr Adin Eastbrook Ray Allen John Hixson George Martinich Bringschapel Vern E. Reuss

Soviet Union’s Vast Reach Across 8 Million Square Miles

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the world’s largest country, spans about 8,095,728 square miles. It is presented as a vast territorial expanse, highlighting its global scale.

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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