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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1942

Page

4

Registration for Camp Up at Prescott YMCA

Registration for the third annual Prescott YMCA boys camp is ahead of last year’s pace. Ferron Troxel of Tucson YMCA says 9 to 18 year old boys can enroll at the local YMCA and 33 slots are filled so far with many campers likely to extend their stay.

Prescott Ferron Troxel Tucson “Y Phoenix Ymca YMCA George Dixon J. William Peck Walter Erdman Uglas Scott Ed Lobdell Joubert Davenport Robert Wheeler Charles M. Johnson Roy Haskell James Patterson Robert Gordon Bruce Gordon Frank Bugbee David Ford Bill Ridell Bobby Spencer Raymond Lim Hal Adamson, Jr Alfred Benton Richard Bilby Bruce Bennett Carl Cansler John Goodson Jackie Schaefer Freddie Anderson Jerry Cross Peter Tidmarsh T. K. Shoenhair, Jr Billy Snyder David Snyder Roy Boone Charles B. Leonard Larry Lim

Australians Face Limited Raids by Japanese Navy

Australia reports a two-ship raid with limited reach under 300 miles. One craft was captured at Pearl Harbor, another sunk. Sydney endured the first major city attack, while Darwin had earlier bombing. belligerent warships last entered an Australian port since the Alabama’s 1860s visit.

Pearl Harbor Sydney Darwin Alabama

Too Late to Classify HORE CASH PAID for old fur niture

Classified fragment shows multiple ads from a 4th Avenue area shop page offering cash for used furniture, appliances, flowers, beauty services, and real estate rental details. Names appear as Hubbards Greenhouses Mitchells Irene's Barbours Taxco Town various addresses and phone numbers scattered through the page.

Thrifty Furn EXCH 4Th Ave Hubbard’s Mitchell's Irene’s Ladyfair Beauty Shop Penn Oil Barbours Electrolux

Pima County Acts As Grasshopper Infestation Threat Looms

County officials urged immediate action to halt a grasshopper outbreak spreading from Cochise County toward Pima. Agricultural Agent C. B. Brown warned of risk to a $2,000,000 range and farm industry, noting limited state and federal help and a $30,000 already spent.

Pima County Brown San Carlos Indian Reservation Cochise County Willcox Sulphur Springs Tom Collins

Rommel's Afrika Korps under Cruewell's capture reassigned

Libya's Axis command passes to Gen Walter Nehring as Cruewell is captured. Nehring, commanding the 21st Panzer Division, may retake the Afrika Korps while Rommel's force, though battered at Knightsbridge near Tobruk, still fights east of minefields. Allied air and ground pressure target remaining tanks and transports.

Met Libya Cruewell Yugoslavia Germany Walter Nehring Nehring Georg Bismarck Afrika Korps Rommel Knightsbridge Tobruk London

Diplomats of Mrs Leahy Depart On Naval Voyage

Capt Adolph B von Pickhardt US naval attache at Berlin recalls five months in internment at Bad Nauheim and discusses air raids on Germany and the Ruhr. He says German morale is stubbornly high and that Americans returning after long absences met 33 nationalities aboard with 573 U S citizens.

Pickhardt Hitler Italy United States

Budget projections hinge on sales tax split and local approvals

Mayor Janstad outlined a current year budget of 819000 with 233000 reserved. He noted uncertainty from the general election vote on diverting 10 percent of state sales tax to Tucson, which could add items like more firemen and police if approved. Revenue from licenses may drop 18 percent, while water and garbage costs rise with an expanded city area.

Martin Janstad Tucson Regional Plan, Inc Sunshine Club Water Department

Cathedral Fire Devastates Business Section Then Calms

Large stores burned in the business district while flames raged until daylight. Fires were controlled by morning as residents, despite homelessness, resumed work. By mid morning farmers began bringing stock into town, often over smoldering debris. Casualties unofficially reported light.

Woman seeks damages over trees lost on Pantano ranch near McDonald road

Mrs. Lopez sought 200 dollars for trees damaged by a county surveying party, claim opposed by Tom Collins and ruled not liable by deputy county attorney Odin Dodd. Board deferred until road dedication to include in appraisers report. Also discussed traffic signs and road projects plus Army access road to Ajo airport.

Pima County County Board of Supervisors Lopez Pantano McDonald Road U. S. Army Ajo

Mission Inn Liquor Permit Hearing Set

Supervisors planned an afternoon hearing on protests and supports regarding the transfer of a liquor license from Howard's Cafe at 401 North Fourth Avenue to the Mission Inn at 2243 East Broadway. The Mission Inn, closed for months, previously faced a violent protest when Fred Gates held the license.

Howard's Cafe North Fourth Avenue Mission Inn East Broadway Fred Gates

Flagstaff Picketing Controversy Ties Up Local Commerce

Flagstaff awaits arrival of a labor negotiator while merchants suspend meeting and reopen shops amid a picketing dispute. Sheriff Francis pledges order and recognizes peaceful picketing. Gov Osborn backs protection of workers rights. New protest from union leaders over Bellomont project hires questions consulted status.

Merchants Association Peery Francis Merchants’ Committee Fred W. Moore C. C. Cheshire C. B. Wilson Dolan Sufea E. M. McDaniel Yuma _ county Dean A. Sisk Arizona General Construction Laborers Union Lee Renick International Union of Operating Engineers Bellomont Here Association Flagstaff Sisk Renick

Free YMCA Summer Memberships Offered

Ferron Troxel and Rollin Burr announce a funded program giving free YMCA summer memberships to boys unable to pay. The program runs with swimming, craftwork, and games under Troxel and Burr, while grade school, junior high, and senior high memberships are priced at $2.50, $3, and $3.50 respectively.

YMCA Ferron Troxel Hervey F. Smith Troxel Rollin Burr University Heights

Nazi General Cruewell Captured After Plane Downed in Libyan Desert

British forces capture General Ludwig Cruewell, commander of the German Africa Corps, after a reconnaissance plane crash in the Libyan desert. Cruewell, 55, carried a diary showing talks with Hitler a week before Rommel's latest attack and is described by a British officer as possibly the most important general to fall into Allied hands.

Libyan Ludwig Cruewell Erwin Rommel Adolf Hitler Rommel Cruewell France Yugoslavia Nehring Desert Kiev

Citizenship Granted To Fourteen Petitioners At Federal Court

Petitions for citizenship were granted to fourteen individuals in federal court this morning as they took the oath of allegiance before Judge Albert M. Sames. The new citizens hailed from Great Britain Mexico and Russia and include Juana Hamirez Edmundo C Nogales Jose M Bermudez William J Ireland Dolores G Loustaunan Manuel V Morales Melrose E Peterson Marion S Peters Ricardo P Ramirez Alfredo F Rodriguez Rosalie Ronquillo Genoaro P Serrano Winifred G Thomas and Ike Entine. Demetro Vaulkas Brakoglou’s petition was dismissed without prejudice.

Albert M. Sames Great Britain Mexico Russia Juana Hamirez Edmundo C. Nogales Jose M. Bermudez William J. Ireland Dolores G. Loustaunan Manuel V. Morales Melrose E. Peterson Marion S. Peters Ricardo P. Ramirez Alfredo F. Rodriguez Rosalie Ronquillo Genaro P. Serrano Winifred G. Thomas Ike Entine Demetro Vaulkas Brakoglou

Potato Origins Traced to South America

The white or Irish potato is believed to have originated in South America according to historical agricultural notes.

South America

Gas on Stomach Relief with Bell-ans Tablets

When excess stomach acid causes gas sour stomach or heartburn doctors prescribe fast acting relief. Bell ans Tablets neutralize acid relieve gas and bring comfort quickly not a laxative. Only 25c at drug stores. If first trial fails return bottle and get double your money back.

Bellans

Chinese Forces Claim Gas Attacks in Kinhwa Fighting

Chinese high command reports a fierce counterattack at Kinhwa with casualties for Japanese forces. Communique says 700 Japanese killed over two days of street fighting after a Chinese task force re entered Kinhwa. Evacuation of Sanchi attributed to gas. Central News Agency cites 14,000 Japanese casualties in Kinhwa and Lanchi with about 6,000 shells fired.

Hankow-Ichang Chinese High Command Kinhwa Sanchi Lanchi Central

City council backs defense committees and Bridges appeal

The council adopted a report urging local and national defense groups to support Bridges' appeal and provide full funding. It urged labor to oppose deportation as a distraction from war aims. Mervyn Rathborn warned against turning the case into an attack on the national administration. Lieut. Gov. Patterson and State Sen. Kenny denounced Biddle's actions. The San Francisco Lawyers Guild urged reconsideration.

Biddle Mervyn Rathborn State Cio

Cruz Funeral in Casa Grande for Local Youth

Funeral services for Carlos Cruz 18 who died yesterday from injuries in an automobile accident on the Nogales highway will be held Tuesday at the Catholic church in Casa Grande. A Casa Grande native and high school junior, he is survived by his mother four sisters and two brothers with local arrangements by the Arizona Mortuary.

Carlos Cruz Nogales Casa Grande Cruz Ben Ruiz Phoenix Patsy Tresa Virginia Cruz Ernest Freddie Cruz Arizona

Tucson Lawyer Don Hummel Named Army Air Corps Captain

Don Hummel a Tucson attorney formerly with Hummel Hummel and Wyatt has been appointed a captain in the Army Air Corps intelligence in Washington D C He is a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate with a Michigan law degree After six years in Tucson and six years as field agent in charge of federal works investigations he served as chief regional inspector for the Office of Price Administration before his drafting. He is the son of Lewis G Hummel a Tucson attorney.

Don Hummel Tucson Hummel, Hummel and Wyatt Army Air Corps Washington, D. C University of Arizona University of Michigan Federal Works Agency Office of Price Administration Lewis G. Hummel

War bonds sales rise in Tucson to 40000 today

A total of 40000 in war bonds and stamps was purchased in Tucson toward Pima county’s June goal of 352200, according to incomplete figures from county sales chairman Fred A. Dragonette. A radio program at 8:30 tonight on station KVOA will feature James F. Houston, with half an hour of base band music.

Tucson Pima County Fred A. Dragonette KVOA James F. Houston

Antelope population rises dramatically in New Mexco

The antelope population in New Mexco climbs from 1 700 in 1916 to 25 000, signaling a major wildlife increase. The drastic gain reflects broader ecological trends and management impacts on the plains region.

New Mexco

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