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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
3
A note on a series about Sunday evening union church services held on the First Methodist church lawn. Each week a Tucson minister delivers the sermon as part of summer gatherings.
The Rev Rush M Deskins urged faith over fear at a union summer service, urging positive defense of the church amid global crisis. He warned 80 percent of world leadership aims to destroy the church and called for action inspired by eternal principles and the League of Nations idea.
Tomorrow a meeting will review budget requests from various county departments. Officials will assess funding needs, priorities, and potential reallocations to support services and operations.
Washington June 2 Frances Perkins secretary of labor reported that valuation of residential construction permits in April showed the largest seasonal gain in 12 years. She said valuations were 38 percent higher than March and gains were spread over all geographical divisions.
Egypt announces a new rule declaring all lumber used within the country must be imported. The policy targets domestic supply constraints and aims to standardize timber quality across sectors.
Fort Huachuca reports 4500 soldiers from the 25th and 368th infantry will be set for any emergency after a month of full-asset training. Col. Lee D. Davis stated the 368th, largely of draftees, completed a two-day overnight war game. The 25th infantry has spent much of the week in field maneuvers ahead of July joining larger units. second battalion already participates in Louisiana war games. Local field maneuvers continue through next week.
A Johannesburg matinee drew a cinema crowd to tears as tear gas released outside wafted into the theater and caused an emotional reaction despite the film being a comedy.
Ad touts 35 cent Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a harmless kidney stimulant and diuretic to flush wastes and stop nightly waking. It claims benefits for weak kidneys and irritated bladder with back ache and puffy eyes, offering a money back guarantee if ineffective.
Police report a nighttime burglary at a Charlotte grocery with a thief cutting a hole in a safe top to steal welfare likely funds. The incident attacks the secure interior of the store, and investigators search for the unknown suspect who fled after the break in.
A thief managed to lift $165 but failed to grab another thousand as the money lay just beyond reach. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and canvassing nearby businesses for clues.
After heavy rains in Dallas J F Stieneker reported a theft of a large clay flower pot containing 18 lilies from his front porch with 10 lilies in full bloom.
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