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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1945

Page

2

Engel Discovers Waste By Airmen In India Tour

Representative Albert Engel recounts a tour in India exposing waste by the air lift over the hump. Officers allegedly burned flying gear and destroyed equipment while transporting odd cargoes and unused items from Karachi to other cities.

Drew Pearson Washington Albert Engel Muskegon Mich Gen. Marshall War Department India Army Engel George Richards Ional Committee Richards Irties Karachi Michigan Abadan Air Corps Gen. Richards Congressional U. S Khartoum Egypt Cairo New Delhi Bombay Africa Renshaw Griffith China Agra Gaya Pratt and Whitney

Baker Trades Corn for Sugar in Strange Trade

A Tucson businessman received a Denver baker's request to buy a car of corn for shipment to New York. He complied, sending the corn to a milling company in New York amid a sugar shortage, with the baker hoping for a share of the corn sugar.

Tucson Denver New York Denverbaker

Bernard J Haas to be buried on Saturday

Bernard J Haas 79 who died Monday at his home 2127 East Helen street will be buried Saturday after a 9 am requiem high mass at SS Peter and Paul church. A rosary will be said at Reilly's chapel tomorrow evening. Survivors include a brother and two sisters Margaret Haas and Mrs Catherine Schaeffer of Nebraska.

SS. Peter and Paul Bernard J. Haas East Helen Street Haas Canada Reilly's Chapel Margaret Haas Catherine Schaeffer Nebraska

Baptists Rally In Miami For State Youth Event

Young people from the First Baptist church will attend the annual mid winter Arizona Baptist youth rally at Miami. They arrive Monday afternoon and depart New Year’s afternoon. Meetings run until midnight on New Year’s Eve and resume Tuesday morning. Rev. Eric A. Folson, assistant pastor, is the main speaker.

First Baptist Church Arizona Baptist Young Peoles Miami Eric A. Folson

Planning Board Seats to Be Filled in County

The county supervisors plan two additional appointments after January 1 to the postwar planning board plus an existing vacancy. City planning and zoning commission term expires May 1946 held by G E P Smith. County board terms: Dayton and Parnell as two-year appointees in 1944, and a vacancy from P Y Freeman's death. Ex-officio members include mayors, managers, and engineers.

Board of Supervisors County City Planning and Zoning Commission G. E. P. Smith University of Arizona Agricultural Engineering Department John F. Dayton R. C. Parnell P. Y. Freeman A. W. Voorhees George W. Chambers M. H. Haskell E. G. Rawlins Ajo Voorhees Byron Ivancovich Dan Brewster H. E. Heighton Forrest G. Priser

Four Schools Gift Canned Goods for UNRRA Drive

Frances Hardy announces four schools sent canned food to UNRRA. Drachman leads with over 400 cans. Safford, Blenman, and Sam Hughes follow. Boy Scouts and Hardy collect town donations at local grocers. Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co. accepts cans at 110 East Sixth. Cash gifts also welcome through Jan 1.

Frances Hardy UNRRA Drachman School Safford School Blenman Sam Hughes Boy Scouts Miss Hardy Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co East Sixth Street

Births at Tucson Hospitals Report Three Newborns

St Marys Hospital in Tucson reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs Arturo Varela at 7 52 p.m. on December 26. Tucson Medical Center records a girl born to Mr and Mrs George F Morton Jr at 2 49 a.m. on December 26. A third birth is listed for Mr and Mrs John Schneider at 10 46 p.m. on an unspecified date.

St. Mary's Hospital Arturo Varela West Ontario Tucson Tucson Medical Center George F. Morton, Jr North Warren Avenue John Schneider East Fourth Street

Bishop to attend parish dinner at St Philip's in the Hills

Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving II of Arizona will be guest of honor at the third annual parish dinner at St. Philip's in the Hills. The event at the Pioneer hotel ballroom starts 6:30 p.m. January 7 with reports on 1945 activities and future plans.

Arthur B. Kinsolving Phoenix Arizona St. Philip’s-in- The-Hills Pioneer Hotel St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills el Merendero

L C Clark Dies. Tucson Miner 84

L C Clark 84 retired mining engineer dies at his home on East Mitchell Street. Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Parker mortuary chapel with Rev E Arnold Litz officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery. Survived by widow three daughters two sons and five grandchildren.

Parker Mortuary Chapel L. C. Clark East Mitchell Street E. Arnold Litz Evergreen Cemetery Clark Tucson H. W. Chenowith Pomona Calif R. J. Whitehead Los Angeles R. A. Schendel Carroll Louis

John A. Murray Rites Are Set For Saturday

Services for John A. Murray, 52, who died Monday at his home, 735 East Sixth Street, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Reilly's Chapel with Rev. Eric Folsom officiating.

John A. Murray East Sixth Street Reilly's Chapel Eric Folsom

Maj Thieme To Speak At Tucson Youth Rally

Maj Robert Thieme will address the Youth For Christ rally at 7 45 p m January 4 at First Baptist Church Tucson. The event is organized by the local interdenominational committee to invite Protestant youth from Tucson churches. Rev Fred Brown will speak January 19 and Bob Finley February 9.

Robert Thieme First Baptist Church Jay Bowen Tucson Maj Thieme Harlingan Tex University of Arizona Betty Rose Beal Richard S. Beal Bowen Youth For Christ Fred Brown Chattanooga Tenn Bob Finley Finley Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Chicago Brown

Newsboys Win Commendation of President

Philadelphia December 27 President Truman sends a letter to Howard W. Stodghill acknowledging newspaper carrier boys from 937 daily papers who sold war savings stamps since 1941. More than 150000 boys bought 1.74 billion ten cent stamps, yielding 174 million to the treasury and praising their loyal patriotic effort.

Philadelphia U. S Truman Howard W. Stodghill Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Newsboy Boys Treasury

Burial set for Evergreen Cemetery pallbearers named

Funeral arrangements list burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers include Charles W. Smith E. R. Maynard S. R. Meade Frank Dawson J. W. Price and C. B. Gardner.

Evergreen Cemetery Charles W. Smith E. R. Maynard S. R. Meade Frank Dawson J. W. Price C. B. Gardner

Newsboys Fundraising Earns Threefold Civic Good

The article highlights a patriotic drive by newsboys aiding the home front. It notes praise from President and Treasury officials for the citizen effort and estimates the funds could buy ships, carriers, destroyers, bombers, jeeps, or ammunition clips, underscoring wartime support.

Treasury United States Secretary of the Treasury Fred Vinson Ted R. Gamble U. S. Treasury War Finance Division Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Wilson Quits Music Post At University

George C. Wilson associate professor of music and director of the band at the University of Arizona has resigned to take the same post at the University of Missouri Columbia. He leaves January 25 and reports February 1. Wilson has led the Tucson Symphony Orchestra since 1939 and previously worked at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia and Champaign High School Illinois. He holds degrees from Illinois and Columbia Teachers College and has served as president of the Arizona School Music Educators Association in 1944. He directed the National Music Camp string orchestra and has published works with Carl Fisher and School Musician. He has conducted and adjudicated at state music meets across several states.

George C. Wilson University of Arizona University of Missouri Wilson Tucson Symphony Orchestra University of Missouri At Columbia Tucson Kansas State Teachers’ College Emporia Kas Mich National Music Camp England Canada China Latin America Louisiana State University Los Angeles Music Educators Arizona State College Tempe Cesar Franck Lord Most Holy Carl Fisher New York North South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Illinois North and South Carolina Kansas

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