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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1946
Page
5
A Gallup survey shows the general public mostly supports sending more food to Germans in American occuped zones, but World War II veterans oppose feeding more. Byron Price urged aid to prevent starvation and unrest, while vets mostly vote No.
The passage reports American public opinion during the war showing willingness to accept continued food rationing to feed European countries liberated from German domination, highlighting surveys that found substantial majorities supported relief despite shortages.
In Tucson Diocese parishes 20 751 cans were donated totaling 593 cases and 25 017 pounds. Under NCWC supervision the campaign distributes to all war stricken areas regardless of race color or creed. The NCWC handles shipping and distribution with the largest contributor to date unnamed.
The Negro parish of St Monica in Phoenix leads with 4 565 cans weighing 5 054 pounds followed by St Patrick s of Bisbee 2 965 cans 3 835 pounds All Saints Tucson 2 361 cans 3 663 pounds Douglas Catholic 2 000 cans 2 120 pounds Holy Family Tucson 1 550 cans 1 949 pounds Santa Cruz Tucson 1 010 cans 1 200 pounds.
Los Angeles January 1 1947 Harriette Var Lovingham 21 died after begging her escort John Babouski to arrange a first airplane ride. Babouski introduced her to Dr Wesley Syfritt who piloted a two seater plane. The plane crashed shortly after takeoff killing all aboard.
Wyoming Governor Lester C. Hunt announced the distribution of 500 fire prevention signs across the state to warn residents about the fall fire threat from dry grass and forests. The move aims to increase vigilance and reduce wildfire risk during fire season.
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