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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

5

Charity Will Receive Bulk Of Ford Estate

The Edsel Bryant Ford will filed for probate allocates most Ford Motor stock to the Ford Foundation, estimating estate and transfer taxes under 12 million dollars. The estate and stock details place Mrs Eleanor Clay Ford and the four Ford children as primary heirs, with Mrs Ford serving as executrix.

Ford Estate Detroit Edsel Bryant Ford Ford Motor Company Ford Foundation Edsel Ford Henry Ford Ford Motor Co Ford Eleanor Clay Ford Henry Ford II Benson Ford Walter Buhl Ford II William Clay Ford

Creosoted Tamarisk Fence Posts and Wood Uses

Arizona college of agriculture issued a bulletin edited by G. E. P. Smith on tamarisk, detailing creosoted fence posts durability since 1935 and the wood's suitability for fine cabinet furniture, interiors, and novelties. The report views tamarisk exploration as progress and notes uncertain post-lifespan conclusions but promising utilization potential.

Agricultural Experiment Station College of Agriculture University of Arizona G. E. P. Smith

Three Southern California Firms Win Maritime Citations

LOS ANGELES June 3 Three southern California firms were cited by the U S Maritime Commission for wartime production. California Shipbuilding Corporation received the maritime merit eagle pennant for 10 prior ship launching honors. Western Walker Company of Los Angeles and Security Engineering Company of Whittier earned gold stars.

Los Angeles California U. S. Maritime Commission Maritime Merit Eagle California Shipbuilding Corporation Western-Walker Company Security Engineering Company of Whittier

Germans Demanded Exchanged Over Brazil Diplomatic Tie

The Nazis demand the exchange of 112 Germans including six German Red Cross women who spread Axis propaganda during Brazil's neutrality. Brazil had severed relations with Vichy France and interned Brazilian diplomats and citizens in France.

RED Cross Rio DE Janeiro Brazil France Vichy

Government May Call In Small Copper and Metals

Washington reports that housewives and businessmen could be asked to surrender small copper, brass, and bronze items to the government for a salvage drive. Paul C. Cabot, director of the WPB salvage division, outlined plans to collect items with no historic value that are not scrap. He warned current drives have dried up sources of metal and a deeper campaign may be needed.

U. S Washington Paul C. Cabot WPB Senate Public Buildings Committee

Dr. Tormey to Aid OCD for Next Year

Dr. T. J. Tormey president of Arizona State Teachers' College at Flagstaff receives a year’s leave to work with the Office of Civilian Defense. E. D. Ring confirms the arrangement and notes he will function largely as before. Tormey recently returned from a 60 day leave helping organize OCD efforts in California Nevada and Arizona. Dean Tom O. Bellwood acted as president in his absence.

DR. Tormey OCD Phoenix T. J. Tormey Arizona State Teachers’ College Flagstaff Office of Civilian Defense E. D. Ring College Board of California Nevada Arizona Dean Tom 0. Bellwood

American agricultural machinery imports valued over 135000 NZ dollars

New Zealand imported American agricultural machinery last year with a value exceeding 135 000 dollars. The report notes the volume and value of these imports reflecting trade activity between the two countries.

New Zealand

Cornell to Lead U S S R Studies This Summer

Cornell University will be a leading center of Russian instruction in the United States this summer. President Edmund E Day announced that the program will attract students and scholars for intensive language study and cultural exposure at Ithaca New York.

Cornell Studies U.ss.r Ithaca Cornell University United States Edmund E. Day

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