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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1945

Page

7

World Security Council Debated Amid Veto Issues

The Big Five fray over Soviet and Western interpretations of voting rules continues as they draft a common paper for the United Nations conference. Little nations demand veto limits, while Stettinius and colleagues push regular meetings and faster consensus on charter amendments.

Security Council Little Na United States Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Andrei A. Gromyko Viscount Halifax Wellington Koo Joseph Paul Boncour Truman

Marines Capture Shuri and Advance Around Naha

Okinawa reports show the First Marine Division holding the Sixth's flank as Shichina hill masses fall to a 2000 yard push. Units from the First Marine Division join the 77th and 96th Army divisions in clearing remnants near Shuri, the former Japanese central anchor. Navy dispatch notes continued enemy raids along the coast with several shot down. A Japanese Cominform claim claims 566 Allied ships sunk or damaged since March 23.

Kokuba Naha Shichina Naha-Yonabaru Highway 77Th 96Th Shuri Pacific Fleet Okinawa Comei

Spaniards Deny Laval Suicide Report in Barcelona

London June 2. Spanish government spokesmen denied United Press reports that Pierre Laval, former Vichy chief, died by his own hand in Barcelona to avoid extradition to France. Rumors arose from a garbled Exchange Telegraph summary of a Luxembourg radio broadcast.

London Pierre Laval Barcelona France United Press Madrid Laval Luxembourg

Odd Shoeprints Send Youthful Burglar To Fort Grant

A 17 year old thief in Phoenix was sentenced to the state industrial school for boys at Fort Grant after detectives traced odd shoe prints at burglary scenes and police headquarters. He confessed to eight robberies after being rearrested following initial questioning about a missing companion.

Phoenix Ariz State Industrial School For Fort Grant

De Gaulle Rejects Immediate Anglo American French Consultations

France's leader Charles de Gaulle refused a British demand for prompt trilateral talks with the United States and Britain about the Levant situation. The stance signals continued French insistence on independent handling of Middle East tensions.

France Levant

De Gaulle Attacks British Policy in Levant Crisis

Paris reports Gen Charles De Gaulle denounces British intervention in Syria and Lebanon as a breach of the 1941 Anglo French accord. He says France seeks solution on Arab world terms and cites Paris San Francisco cooperation as context. He denies US lend lease arms are used by France.

Paris Charles DeGaulle Near East Levant London DeGaulle France San Francisco de Gaulle Syria Lebanon Churchill Britain

Difficulties in governance of the mandate area persist

The quote notes ongoing friction between British authorities and French governance over a mandate region. It mentions long-standing incidents and critics of British policy, suggesting they wish to let the French govern but do not always follow through, with years of troubled relations implied.

Mandate

Iwo Jima Flag Raising Bond Rally at Jacome’s Store

Walter R. Bimson to attend civic luncheon sponsored by Amvets Ted Bland Post. A street bond rally in front of Jacome’s Department Store features a Mt Suribachi flag raising reenactment by survivors. Bonds sold by Amvets post and Marine Corps Auxiliary League with on site autograph giveaway.

Walter R. Bimson Arizona War Finance Committee Jacome’s Department Mt. Suribachi Ted Bland Amvets Post and Marine Corps Auxiliary League Jacome Iwo Jima

Pope calls for peace and warns of new oppression risk

The Pontiff urged restraint and wiser councils as nations seek liberty and a just peace after war. He cited Nazi persecution of Catholics and Vatican aid to German Catholics, noting the war in Europe is over and the world faces ruins. He prayed for guidance toward real peace.

Vatican Nazi Germany Europe

British plan to modernize merchant fleet outlined

Britain aims to replace and rebuild its merchant fleet with 4,000,000 tons for losses and 9,000,000 tons for replacement of inadequate vessels at an estimated cost of 2 billion dollars. The plan reflects a major wartime effort to restore maritime capacity and ensure supply lines.

Restrictions Lifted On Metal In Plumbing Fixtures

Washington June 2 The War Production Board lifted restrictions on the use of metal in the manufacture of plumbing fixtures. The action broadens material options for plumbers and manufacturers amid wartime supply concerns.

Washington War Production Board

City Officials Named In Public Notice

DeMolay Paul G. Yeazell city manager John R. Gibson city attorney M Leonard Ivans engineer Charles Yost city auditor Jimmy Wilson chief of police Charles Red Moore fire chief and Bob Hart man city judge are listed in the notice.

Paul G. Yeazell John R. Gibson M. Leonard Ivans Charles Yost Jimmy Wilson Charles “Red” Moore Bob Hartman

Slaughterer Must Mirror 1944 County Deliveries

Regulation requires meat deliverers to match each county’s share of total deliveries from the first three months of 1944. Deliveries must stay within twenty percent tolerance for one month and ten percent for three consecutive months, maintaining the same county proportions as the base period.

Douglas Base Flier Is Fined 75 Monthly

Douglas, June 2. Second Lt. Donald I. Goodman, 19, San Francisco, was fined $75 per month for one year by a general court martial for flying his plane too low. Col. Harvey F. Dyer announced the conviction for violating a 500-foot minimum Army altitude on May 16 near the Rio Grande about 40 miles south of Albuquerque. The sentence is subject to review.

Douglas Donald I. Goodman San Francisco Harvey F. Dyer Goodman Rio Grande River Albuquerque N. M

Classified Notice of Room for Rent and Miscads

A compact notice lists two rooms for employed gentlemen near a bus route in the northeast section. Also mentions 1513-M and a separate note about 100 late classifications, 1.200 and 3.500 CEM coolers, along with names Gallant and Rinaman and contact information including phone number 6546. The fragmentary text implies services and motor vehicle references in a historic newspaper style.

Gallant Rinaman Campbell

Classified Advertisements Mix in Tucson Listing

A dense OCR made of misc ads and notices listing furniture, appliances, rentals, cars, instruments, and services. It includes sale offers, trades, wanted items, and housing queries with many phone numbers and locations such as Congress Street and Oracle area references.

Three Room Adobe-Stucco House For Sale

Well built three room adobe stucco house furnished with electric refrigerator and table top stove. On pavement near bus and school. Price 4500 dollars fully. One half cash down balance ROY H LONG REALTY CO Realtors Phone 571 or 1728 E Broadway.

ROY H. Long Realty CO. Realtors

Four-Unit Apartment House In City Limits Seeks Buyer

Older four apartment house partly furnished with owner's unit vacant. Promises better than $100 monthly income. Located on pavement and through highway within city limits. Price listed at $12,750. Also ad offers AIRY room near university and amenities at 92 E Broadway and 715 N Tyndall. Army couple preferred. 1028-J.

ROY H. Long Realty CO

Classified ads page jumble of sales and housing notes

A cluttered 1945 classified list offers items for sale and services near Tucson area addresses. Listings include furniture, rugs, screens, chairs, a prewar fireplace system, pipes, a gun but not, vehicles from a 1937 Terraplane to a 1940s Ford racer, room rentals, a chicken ranch, and violin lessons. Contacts show phone numbers and local streets such as Olsen Ave, Est, Fontana, N. Second, Mabel, Waverly, Campbell, and Cherry.

Olsen Ave Starscitizen Willys N. Olsen Pont A Grant _Ra E. Mabel E. Waverly OPA Fontana Myers Speedway Howard Bird

Radio Schedule HighlightsAdventure and News Items

The page lists a mixed radio timetable for morning and afternoon blocks on KVOA and related stations. Programs include Symphony Orchestra Adventures of Bill Lance, Palestine Speaks, News signals, and Various serials such as Romance of Helen Trent and Woman in White with a blend of music interludes and children’s programs.

Symphony Orchestra Bill Lance Glenn Hardy Palestine Speaks KVOA Larry Smithy Helen Trent Joyce Jordan M. D Chef Muic Casa Cugat Howdy

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