Labor Need In Arizona To Be About 2800 Workers
Clyde Gaines, chairman of the U S D A war board labor survey committee, says peak season needs in Pima county dairy, poultry, cattle and farming require about 2800 more laborers than usual. Plan includes Mexican temporary import if approved, with housing and wages under government supervision. Also suggests using CCC camps, labor camps, wage withholding, and high school students through the employment service to meet shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gaines
Labor Survey Committee
Us.d.a. War Board
Pima County
U.S.D.A. War Board
Gaines
Mexico
U.S. Employment Service
Travel to Tucson Allowed Despite Possible Rationing
The Tucson Sunshine Climate club reports from Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman that no travel rationing is planned soon. Education in Arizona schools and health seekers will be allowed to travel unhindered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Sunshine Climate Club
Defense Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Arigona
Mexican Consul Promises Support for Homeland Defense
Phoenix dispatch reports Morelos Gonzales Mexican consul telegraphed President Avila Camacho that 20 000 nationals under his consulate are unreservedly ready to defend the homeland shoulder to shoulder with the rest of our nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Morelos Gonzales
Avila Camacho
Mexico
Classified Help Wanted and Goods for Sale Adlet
A collage of old classified lines offering used furniture and appliances for trade or sale, tutoring for camp, beauty services, repairs, plant sales, transportation, and rooming options. Includes contact numbers and short item descriptions across multiple local categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbours
Texaco
Speedway
First Ave
Electrolux
City Studies Law Protecting Diners
City council considers an ordinance to enforce high sanitary standards in restaurants lunch stands soda fountains and dairies drawn from 1940 health service code. It requires certification by the health officer and imposes licenses suspensions and fines for violations with classifications A B and C based on compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Howard
U. S. Public Health Service
City County
Thief Steals Special Bike From Police Bowler
Patrolman David Putney reports his special speed bike was taken from outside the Speed Way bowling alley Monday night. The regular police bowling team meets there at 7 30 p m, and Putney left at 10 30 p m with his bike missing. Police expect the thief to face a tough predicament if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed Way
David C. Putney
Citizen
David Putney
Putney
New Globe Police Chief Installed By City Council
June 2 George M. Glasgow took over as police chief replacing Golden Hunsaker who led the department for three years. The city council gave Glasgow authority to hire and fire as he sees fit while retaining other appointive officials. The ceremony for council and mayor Guy V. McGowen drew about 150 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
George M. Glasgow
Golden Hunsaker
Hunsaker
Glasgow
Guy V. McGowen
Hopper War Ends Use of Planes in Cochise and Graham Counties
The use of airplanes to spread grasshopper poison in northern Cochise and southern Graham counties has ended. Ground crews will continue the fight from a CCC camp and Fort Grant. About 110000 acres of range land were treated by air, with materials still available for farmers who wish to bait their own lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox
Cochise
Graham
CCC
Fort Grant
Mark Bliss
Inspection standard leads to license suspension six weeks
If a business fails the inspection the license can be suspended for 30 days or until it meets specifications. All establishments under the ordinance must comply within three months after the law takes effect.
Chaplain Mellberg to speak at Flag Day fete in Tucson
Chaplain Captain Carl C. E. Mellberg senior air base chaplain at Davis Monthan Field will be the principal speaker at Tucson Flag Day ceremonies June 14 at the senior high school stadium. The Elks praise his speaking ability and wartime service as a sergeant with Company I 40th Infantry. The program includes a full Cavalry Band and a color guard tribute tracing the flag from Revolutionary War days to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. E. Mellberg
Davis- Monthan Field
Tucson
Elks
Mellberg
Army
Springfield
N. J
Methodist Church
Westover Field
Mass
Pendelton Field
Ore
Pendelton
Davis-Monthan Field
Ellis
Franz G. Nierlich
Peruvian Engineers To Visit University
Dr. T. G. Chapman announced the proposed visit of three prominent Peruvian engineers and government officials to the college of mines at the university from June 6 to June 10. The delegates are Dr. Enrique Laroza director of the Lima school of engineers and Senors Manuel Llosa and Wilfred Pflucker. Llosa is a member of the Peruvian chamber of deputies. The visitors arrived in Washington April 25 at the invitation of the department of state to tour engineering centers and schools in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Chapman
College of Mines
Department of State
Washington
D. C
Enrique Laroza
School of Engineers
Lima
Peru
Senor
Manuel Llosa
Wilfred Pflucker
Senor Llosa
Chamber of Deputies
United States
American Tanks Turn Tide in Libya Desert Battle
In the Libyan desert near Knightsbridge on June 2, American General Grants tanks with .75 mm guns halted Rommel's drive toward Tobruk and Cairo, earning high praise from British crews. The air cooled, fast tanks forged a decisive shift, routing German forces and pushing Rommel back as they closed on retreating units.
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Knightsbridge
Erwin Rommel
Tobruk
Cairo
North Africa
Libya
Rommel
First Aid Courses Start Across Tucson Venues
The Tucson Red Cross offers multiple first aid programs starting today at the YWCA and YMCA. Standard courses run five weeks on Tuesdays and Fridays 2 to 4 pm. Additional standard and junior courses begin June 9 to 16 at Tucson Senior High and the YWCA, with varied weekday times.
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Tucson
American Red Cross
YWCA
YMCA
Tucson Senior High School
Red Cross
Business War Time Clinic To Aid Tucson Firms
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce teams with the U S department of commerce to form a non governmental wartime business clinic. Local leaders will exchange ideas and learn procedures for adjusting to wartime production, with Pamphlets and district office staff joining soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Department of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Goyette
Walter Measeley
Department of Commerce
Los Angeles
War Production Board
Phoenix
Tucson
Office of Price Administration
Contracts Office
The
Flagstaff Sees Labor Picketing Fallout and Lockout
June 2 Flagstaff resumes normal operations after a five day store lockout sparked by picketing of non union restaurants by Culinary Workers and Bartenders unions. Labor officials including Pat Flynn warned of renewed action from Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Arizona
Pat Flynn
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Phoenix
Flynn
U. S. Employment Service
Flagstaff Merchants Association
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
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