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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1943

Page

7

YMCA Summer Program Begins With Full Schedule

The YMCA announces a men’s summer program starting today under General Secretary Hervey Smith. The Stay-at-Home Camp opens Wednesday with expected enrollment of at least 300 new members ages and up. Instructors Ferron Troxel Albert Rose Miss Alice Ostrander Mike Mahoney Herman A. Klenck lead swimming crafts trips and assemblies with daily air cooled facilities and a chlorinated pool.

YMCA Hervey Smith Paul H. Jones Ferron Troxel Albert H. Rose Alice Ostrander Mike Mahoney Herman A. Klenck Smith

Governor Sees Arizona River Contract Victory Likely

Phoenix reports Governor Osborn expresses confidence Arizona will secure a Colorado River water contract with the interior department despite California opposition. He notes California fought hard and warns petitions to place a Santa Fe compact on the 1944 ballot will not affect the effort. The contract draft was prepared in Denver and taken to Washington for review.

Phoenix Osborn Arizona Interior Department Colorado California Committee of 14 Denver Washington H. N. Stinson Reclamation Bureau

Morenci Fire Causes $35,000 in Damages

A fire at the Bechtel Construction carpenter shop office and first aid station at Plantsite Morenci caused about $35,000 damage. The site is working for Phelps Dodge Corp. Officials announced the loss today.

Morenci P—W. A. Bechtel Construction Company Plantsite Phelps Dodge Corporation

Special Women’s Lounge Planned in La Junta

A women only cocktail lounge is under construction in La Junta as a response to a new city ordinance banning unescorted women from all public places after 6 p.m. daily and all day on holidays. The facility aims to serve female patrons only.

LA Junta

Emergency WAAC Travel Order Surprise Rally At Office

An unexpected travel order sends Lt Stephenson and a group of Arizona WAAC recruits to Ft Devens Massachusetts. Luggage, funds, and a missing traveler's check cause a frenzied scramble as officers arrange a delayed departure to visit ailing husband in Rochester New York. The trip supports a new recruiting program to immerse officers in WAAC life and training progress.

Federal Building Phoenix Arizona Ft. Devens Mass Stephenson Rochester N.Y WAAC Army

House To Look Into Uses For Prisoner Fund

The House appropriations committee will investigate the War Departments request for 271 million dollars to handle war prisoners and its relation to the War Relocation Authority. It follows charges about rationed foods at Manzanar and notes food costs at evacuee camps. Myer defended relief and production efforts and emphasized loyalty reviews.

Washington House Appropriations Committee War Department War Relocation Authority West Coast Pearl Harbor WRA Army Quartermaster Division Capitol Hill Dillon S. Myer Robert E. Stripling Dies Committee Manzanar Calif Stripling Quartermaster Mira Loma Myer Manzanar Center Relocation Authority Dies John Costello Dcalif The Myer Asid Japan

2 700 000 More Men Needed for Draft

War Manpower Chief Paul V McNutt announced 2 700 000 additional men will be drafted this year to hit the 10 8 million man objective by December 31 1943. He said industrial deferment will cover only 1 500 000 workers and urged employers to submit Manning tables and replacement plans promptly. About 3 000 000 men are occupationally deferred, including 1 000 000 with no dependents. Remaining deferments are being reclassified by draft boards under the new order.

Washington Paul V. McNutt

Brazil Employs Blind in War Effort Model Boat Makers

In Rio de Janeiro the navy yard hires blind wood-carvers and mechanics who have earned reputations by crafting model boats, demonstrating Brazil's inclusive wartime labor.

Brazil Rio DE Janeiro Navy Yard

New 6 By 6s Helped To Win War In Africa

The U S Army 6 by 6 trucks hauled 800 tons of ammunition daily through Tunisian mountains and formed the backbone of overland supply. Generals Chavin and MacMorland described transport hazards and the use of barges to move tanks from Morocco to the front. They noted 400 damaged vehicles at a forward base, guards against air attack, and praise for the amphibious 14 ton duck truck new to African operations.

Washington U. S. Army Tunisia North Africa Raphael S. Chavin Ordnance Department North Africa Chavin Edward E. MacMorland Morocco Mediterranean Oran Algiers Philippeville Tabarka MacMorland Constantine MacMarland

Chinese Triumph Over Japanese Forces in Yangtze Front

Chungking reports a major Chinese victory as Gen Hsueh Yueh and air support routed five Japanese divisions near Ichang. Estimates claim up to 75,000 Japanese troops encircled. Chinese casualties and captured positions rise while Allied planes bolster the counteroffensive.

Chungking Hsueh Yueh Free China Ichang Yangtze River Yangtze Changsha Hunan

Footage of Sailors Landing from Surging Waves

A vivid scene describes sailors leaping from ships through breaking surf onto a beach as heavy seas push them toward the shore. The narrative highlights peril and agile actions by the crew to reach safety.

Valve and clutch springs weaken under prolonged compression

Valve and clutch springs degrade when kept under constant pressure or when pedal blockage prevents clutch plates from releasing. The issue risks reduced performance and potential sticking, urging inspection of hydraulic linkages, springs, and pedal travel.

Max Stephan Loses His Death Sentence Appeal

The Supreme Court refused to review Detroit restaurant owner Maxi Stephan's treason conviction for aiding German aviator Peter Krug. The court denied leave to appeal and vacated the stay of execution, marking a third dismissal of the appeal.

Max Stephan Washington Supreme Court Maxi Stephen Detroit United States Federal District Court Stone Stephan Peter Krug

First Adobe House Erected North of San Francisco

In Marin county an Indian chief built the region’s first adobe house learning brickmaking from Spanish explorers.

San Francisco Marin County

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