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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

12

Tucson seeks bids for four new police sedans

City of Tucson invites sealed bids by June 21 1943 4:00 pm for four four door sedans in 1000 1200 price classes. Bids must show per car price with trade in value for police department car. Specifications include six ply tires oil bath air cleaners dual wipers sun visors and 35 to 40 ampere heavy duty generators. War Production Board approval required. City reserves right to reject all bids. Acting City Manager PHIL J. MARTIN Jr. June 3-4-5.

Tucson Arizona War Production Board City of

Market News: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Cities

U.S. and Chicago livestock markets show salable hogs at Kansas City and Chicago with top bids around 14.40 for hogs and 16.50 for fed steers. Cattle, calves, and sheep varying by weight and grade, with activity steady to 5 higher in places.

Market Movement Sees Mixed U S Stock Activity In New York

June 3 New York stock market shows motors and other selected peace stocks rising while leaders stay weak in places. General Motors Chrysler Yellow Truck Montgomery Ward Woolworth and others hit 1943 highs. Pepsi Cola soft due to Mexican sugar embargo. sugar shares rise in Puerto Rico and Cuba.

New York Motors General Motors Chrysler Yellow Truck Montgomery Ward Woolworth American Can American Distillers International Railways Central America U. S. Steel New York Central Pennsylvania Great Northern Oliver Farm Texas Company Santa Fe Pepsi-Cola Radio Corp Boeing Douglas Aircraft Anaconda U. S

Local Live Poultry Wholesale Prices

Live broilers and fryers quoted at .29 as dressed price 35.5. Live hens all weights listed at 25.5 with dressed price 31.5. Prices attributed to RM Bove Wh dommes and Hens.

RM Bove Dommes

Rye Leads Grain Rally as Markets Hit Six-Year Highs

Rye rose over a cent to six year highs on aggressive buying and short covering. Wheat and oats followed with fractional gains as traders priced in a private forecast lowering crop production versus the government May forecast. Wheat near July 1.44%, Sept 1.44% 14, corn unmoved, cast 19 5 higher, rye up 15%1. Tobacco output totaled nearly 20 000 tons in Mexico last season.

Chicago New York Curb Alum Co Am Ae Am Cyan B Am Gas & el Am Light & T Ark Nat Gas Midvale Pennroad Republic Avia St Regis Nicolor —S

San Francisco Hosts World’s Largest Fleet V Mail Station

The city operates the biggest Fleet V mail station in the world. San Francisco postal workers rose from 628 in 1939 to 16 000 currently to handle this and other fleet and army mail tasks.

San Francisco Cal

Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Los Angeles

Salable cattle 400 with slow early sales near steady. Colorado fed steers around 16.15 with some above 16.00. Calves 75 steady with medium to good calves 13.00 to 15.15. Hogs 300 steady with good to choice 190 to 290 pounds at 15.15 to 15.50. Sheep 200 steady with feeder lambs 12.00 to 13.50 and cull ewes 2.50.

Chicago U. S. Dept Los Angeles Colorado

Dense cattle hogs and sheep market report from Denver

Denver market report shows salable cattle 300 of 425 total with calves 50 of 450. Feeder prices range from 11.00 to 15.50 with various grades noted. Hogs salable 1200 of 2400 with 13.65 to 13.90 for 180 220 lb ranges and 13.00 to 13.35 for sows. Sheep salable 1800 of 10,000 with steady to higher demand on most classes.

Kansas City USDA Arizona al Nash-Kelvinator Nat Acme Soseeeeneeeeneesces Nat Aviation Nat Distillers Nat Lead Sone Ee Eesnew Natl Steel Y Central R R Y Shipbuilding North Ameria Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Owens-Ill Glass Saeeeer Tens Packard Motor Ounemnoees Pan Am Airways Elas Param Pictures Apis Cievs Penney Spiegel Inc Studebaker Corp Ohne AX Swift & Co Weeee Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircraft United Biscuit United Corp United Drug Unit Fruit Wee United Gas Imp U S Gypsum Voor Aoe U S Rubber Eee U S Steel Vanadium Corp West Union Tel Westing Air Br West el & Mfg Wheeling Steel Ooo RSS Rene Rene Tene Anaconda Calumet & Hecla Tees Cerro de Pasco Consolidated Copper Eee Hecla Min Ee Denver U. S

Cotton futures drift as profit taking weighs on values

New York June 3 cotton futures eased amid quiet trading as profit taking and hedge offerings outweighed new selling on textile orders. Late values slid 15 to 20 cents per bale with July near 20.21 and December around 19.79. Close readings ranged from unchanged to 5 cents lower.

New York

Foreign exchange rates in New York open market

June 3 report shows Canadian dollar at 90.1214 U.S. cents with a 9 percent discount. Great Britain rates: buying 4.02, selling 4.04 dollars per pound. Argentina official 29.77, free 25.20 down .05. Brazil official 6.05N, free 5.20N. Mexico 20.65N. Rates listed as spot cables unless stated otherwise. Nominal.

New York Great Britain U. S Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee Argentina Brazil Mexico

Microbes Man's Friend Says Soil Hosts Billions of Bacteria

Dr. Theodore D. Beckwith argues humans depend on bacteria for life, noting soil teems with microbes. He states one ounce of cultivated topsoil contains over 150 million bacteria, and the top foot of soil in an acre holds about 1,500 tons.

Los Angeles Cal Theodore D. Beckwith

Turning point in Pacific war at Midway noted

The article notes Midway as the turning point of the Pacific war with Allied forces gaining momentum in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. It cites estimated 15 percent or more loss of Japan's maritime power and confirms ongoing American offensives in the North Pacific while Japan's main targets remain distant from Japan itself.

Solomons New Guinea North Pacific Midway Japan

German Air Force Strained Ahead of Summer Offensive

Attacks forced the German air force into defensive action, reducing readiness for a major summer push. Russian losses appear high, based on available figures. Germany may hold back a large reserve, but pressure elsewhere raises doubt they can achieve air supremacy on the Russian front this summer.

Invasion on Pantelleria and Atlantic Convoys Report

A La Linea dispatch notes Pantelleria shelled by British warships twice in 43 hours. George Palmer of United Press reports bombardments carry considerable significance. Two convoys reported with 75 and 58 merchantmen from Atlantic and Gibraltar respectively. Gibraltar harbor showed 104 ships at anchor last Monday, few cargo ships and escorts remained yesterday.

Sicly Sardinia Pantelleria George Palmer United Press la Linea Atlantic Ocean Gibraltar

Chinese push drives back Japanese near Salween river

A Chinese counteroffensive reports reclaiming about 1,500 square miles near Changyang and pushing Japanese forces back to near the western shore of Tung Ting lake. Spokesmen note renewed efforts to suppress guerrilla activity in the Taihang mountains, the sixteenth such campaign in six years, and a central China push along the Hupeh Hunan border driving Japanese forces 50 miles and 30 from Tung Ting lake.

Salween Changyang Taihang North China Central China Hupeh-Hunan Tung Ting Lake

Special Services Set For Temple Emanu-El

Temple Emanu El holds Friday 8 15 pm Sabbath service with Rabbi Gumbiner speaking From Egypt to Sinai Three Pillars of Freedom. Festival of Shovuos services planned next Tuesday 6 30 pm and Wednesday 11 am with themes of rededication and consecration of religious values. Shovuos marks harvest end and Giving of the Law to Moses on Sinai.

Emanu-El Joseph H. Gumbiner Egypt Sinai Mount

Summer Classes Announced At Safford School

A junior high summer class for boys will run 8:00 to 9:30 and 9:30 to 11:00 on weekdays at Safford School led by Charles Dietz. Registration runs 8:00 to 12:00 Monday with classes starting next day. An adults home repair class costs 2.00 enrollment and meets two evenings weekly from 7:00 to 10:00.

Safford School Charles Dietz

Soviet Press Reports German Bombers Hit City and Front Losses

Russians claim bombers broke through Soviet defenses and hit a city with casualties. They say 24 German planes attempted to raid Shchigry near Kursk but were shot down, eight by fighters and one forced down. One Russian plane was lost but crews parachuted to safety. In the northwest Caucasus German raids aimed at easing pressure on Novorossisk. 37 German planes were shot down in air battles and anti aircraft fire. Twenty five more German planes fell on the Leningrad front, 22 in dogfights.

Shchigry Kursk Caucasus Iman Brideghead Novorossisk Leningrad Front

DeGaulle Seeks Joint French Administration With U S And Britain

DeGaulle claims U S and British ministers Mur phy and MacMillan are shaping a settlement to unite French factions under a joint administration. The State Department backs Gen Giraud and Hull hopes unity between DeGaulle and Giraud. observers note calls to purge pre Vichy officials, including pushing Nogues from French Morocco while Boisson would stay as governor general of French West Africa.

United States Robert D. Murphy Harold MacMillan State Department Gen Giraud Hull DeGaulle Auguste Nogues French Morocco Pierre Boisson French West Africa

Giant mastodon tusk found in Vestal gravel bed

A fragment of a large mastodon tusk was found in a gravel bed at Vestal near Binghamton New York. The discovery was reported by local authorities and suggests the area may yield more fossil remains.

Binghamton Vestal

Classified Windows of Wanted Goods and Services

A dense, mixed classified page listing THRIFTY FURN EXCHANGE and various shops offering cut flowers polishing cars and furniture. Includes rental ads for a 3 room furnished apartment and empty spaces for guitar gear and household items. Also notes seeks for companion elderly care and an army related knitwear barter.

Eastburns Oscar Texaco Congress and Main N. Fremont Howe Pioneer Oracle Road N. Stone Singer Electric Singer Sewing Machine Co E. Congress

Hearing on Proposed School Budget for Pima County Districts

On June 7, 1943 at 7 30 P M Mountain War Time the governing boards of all Pima County school districts will hold meetings to present the proposed budget for the coming year. District 1 and High School 1 at the Administration Building. District 6 and High School 6 at Marana high school auditorium. District 10 and High School 4 at Amphitheater high school library. other districts at their public school houses. Dated May 22, 1943 by County School Superintendent Mrs P H Ross. Published June 1 2 3 4 5 1943.

Pima County Marana P. H. Ross

Notice of Hearing on Rights Transfer Arizona 1943

The Arizona Corporation Commission will hear John Freeland's application to transfer rights for Sand gravel dirt and plant mix used in highway construction within Arizona. The hearing is at Tucson Court House on Tuesday June 8 1943 at 10 00 a.m. G V Hays Secretary. Pub June 3 1943.

Arizona Corporation Commission John Freeland L. T. Dobbs State of Arizona Court House Tucson Arizona Corporate Commission G. V. Hays

Hall’s freight certificate hearing set in Tucson

Docket No 8966 S 5705 before the Arizona Corporation Commission announces a hearing for James L Hall to obtain a certificate authorizing transportation of light freight baggage and express within a 20 mile radius of his Tucson base. The hearing is at the Court House in Tucson on Wednesday June 9 1943 at 10 00 a m. Dated Phoenix June 1 1943. Corporation Commission G V Hays Secretary. Published June 3 45 1943.

Arizona Corporation Commission James L. Hall Tucson Arizona Court House Phoenix G. V. Hays

Classified Advertising Rates And Directory Entries

Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen list rates for classified ads with deadlines and publication rules. It details min charges, day and evening insertions, and cross publication in both papers, plus error claims and correction deadlines.

Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen Star Citizen

Little Caledonia Antiques and City Directory Snippet

A compact لقاء of local businesses lists Little Caledonia Antiques closed for summer with fall re opening. Pima Paint and Top Shop at 18 F Sixth Street offers auto repairs and painting. Willard Battery at 135 S Sixth provides battery service sales and rentals. Deluxe Beauty Shop at 216 E Congress advertises feather and victory perm waves. Vogue Beauty Salon and Roselene Beauty Salon run specialty permanents. Priser's Book Store at 56 East Congress joins Open Book at 47 W Congress and Book Nook at 14 E Broadway for magazines and books bought sold and traded.

Sixth Street E_ Congress Feather and Victory Perm Waves Vogue Beauty Roselene Beauty Sai Martin Priser's East Congress Open Book Congress

Local Tucson Classifieds Highlight Services and Lost and Found

Apr sixteenth era listings show businesses from beauty and private schools to jewelers and home services. Notable names include Marinello style beauty experts, Chenaults on 31 N Sixth, Diaz Polido Bros at 86 W Congress, Cox Commercial College at 79 N Stone, and Desert Garden Nursery on 3105 E Speedway. The wide ad mix includes watch repairs, furniture care, seeds, painting, roofing, and professional services. Lost items range from wallets and watches to keys and bonds with several rewards offered.

Chenault’s N. Sixth Gatlin Ariz College OF Commerce East Congress COX Commercial College Southern Arizona N. Stone Jewelers Diaz Polido Bros Congress Tucson M. Elias Pius Jewelers Congress and Stone Johnson Jewelers E. Broadway E. E. Rhodes Torrea Ea Middle To Seed & Feed Co Desert Garden Nursery Speedway T T. Muzzy

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