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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1946

Page

7

Tolerance urged in union Sunday services by Dr Koewing

The first in a Tucson Ministers Association summer series featured Dr. Leland H. Koewing of Trinity Presbyterian urging tolerance as a force for peace. He warned coercion alone risks destruction and cited Lincoln and Lee as examples while stressing tolerance as a transforming social agent.

Leland H. Koewing Daily Citizen Trinity Presbyterian Church Tucson Minister’s Association First Methodist Church Dr. Koening Abraham Lincoln Robert E. Lee

Colorado’s High Altitude Stands as Nation’s Peak

Colorado, averaging 6 800 feet above sea level, holds the highest altitude among the 48 states. The record elevation underlines the state’s rugged terrain and impact on climate and living conditions.

Colorado

Rivera Returns From War Duty

Joe Rivera technician 56, son of Mr and Mrs Juan M Rivera of 433 Rosales street, has returned to the United States from the fifth replacement depot near Manila for his discharge. He is authorized to wear the Asiatic Pacific Theatre Ribbon American Theatre Ribbon Good Conduct Medal and the World War II Victory Medal.

Joe Rivera Juan M. Rivera Rosales Street United States Fifth Manila Army

Lieutenant Murry Rosenblatt Assigned Near Manila

Second Lt. Murry Rosenblatt of 547 North Third Avenue is assigned to the air service command near Manila. He has served at Tinian Clark Field Luzon and Leyte and holds two battle stars.

Murry Rosenblatt North Third Avenue Air Service Command Manila Rosenblatt Tinian Clarkfield Luzon Leyte

Pfc Eugene Valencia Receives Good Conduct Medal

Pfc Eugene J Valencia of Tucson has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal for exemplary behavior efficiency and fidelity at Madigan hospital center Fort Lewis Washington.

Pfc Eugene J. Valencia Tucson Madigan Hospital Center Ft. Lewis Wash

Navy Discharges James G. Psirris in Oklahoma

James G. Psirris a ship's cook 3C from Tucson was discharged from the Navy at Norman Oklahoma action noted in the muster.

James G. Psirris

Four Tucson Sailors Discharged At San Pedro Center

Four Tucson men have been discharged from the Navy at the San Pedro separation center. They are Herbert L. Pratt of 2219 East Drachman street Hugh Lee Davis of 3502 South Sixth avenue Roberto Benitez Munoz of 110 West 21st street and Raymond Duncan Pike Jr of Tucson pharmacist mate 3C.

Tucson Navy San Pedro Calif Herbert L. Pratt Seaman East Drachman Street Hugh Lee Davis South Sixth Avenue Roberto Benitez Munoz West 21St Street Raymond Duncan Pike, Jr Mate

PBSW Supply & Equipment forms after Arizona seating deal

The firm of Peterson Brooke Steiner Whist announced an outright purchase of the Arizona division of American Seating. They form PBSW Supply & Equipment to manage statewide interests in Phoenix Prescott Tucson and Yuma. Stores will keep current names Howard Stofft in Tucson and Yuma Stationers in Yuma.

Phoenix Arizona American Seating Company Peterson, Brooke, Steiner & Whist Pbsw Supply & Equipment Company Prescott Tucson Yuma Howard & Stofft

Sonora Cattle Industry Struck By U S Quarantine Order

Nogales reports a U S Bureau of Animal Industry quarantine halting imports of Mexican cattle sheep and swine effective June 5 crippling Sonora s 60 million dollar cattle trade. The order pauses import certificates after June 4 prompting outrage from Ernesto Elias Nogales Sen Cattle Association and appeals to President Camacho. Over 125 000 head already shipped this year with Nogales 57 000 Douglas 42 024 and Naco 27 910 as leading crossing points. Gov Abelardo Rodriguez also seeks presidential intervention.

Nogales Ariz Sonora Bureau of Anima U. S. Customs H. R. Chatham Ernesto Elias Sen Cattle Association Manuel Avila Camacho Arizona U. S Douglas Naco Sonora Cattle Union Hermosillo Elias Camacho Abelardo Rodriguez

Library Stations Set Summer Hours At Local Venues

Carnegie free library station at Catalina junior high will stay open in summer from 9 to 11 a m on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Mrs Lyle Allen and Mrs Haines Reed in charge. Amphitheatre station at Dail's market corner North First and Ft Lowell road opens 9 30 to 11 30 a m Tuesdays and Fridays under Mrs Fred Wagner. Books for all ages remain available at all stations.

Carnegie Free Library Catalina Junior High School Lyle Allen Haines Reed Dail’s Market North First Ft. Lowell Road Fred Wagner

Quarantine Rules Delayed Permit Must Precede Imports

Restrictions bar import permits for cattle sheep and swine until quarantine facilities are approved and permits from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington are obtained. After permit issuance cattle must endure a 15 day quarantine, Chatham stated.

Bureau of Animal Industry Washington Chatham

Sleeping Baby With Mexsana Soothes Rash And Rash Relief

Change Weeping Baby to Sleeping Baby fuse the burn and sting of diaper rash with Mexsana medicated powder that soothes misery helps him sleep in hot weather. A family favorite for relief of itch and irritation for 40 years. Absorbs excess moisture to prevent heat rash and skin irritation. Save more in larger sizes. Ask for Mexsana.

Mothers Told of Baby Care

Dr. L. Howard, city county health officer, urges precautions to curb diarrheal illness in warm weather. Keep food refrigerated, use clean utensils and hands, sterilize bottles and nipples, and keep babies off floors. Screen windows and doors and mend torn screens to keep flies out.

L. Howard

Early intestinal illness spread dangers for infants

The article notes that the intestinal disturbance is infectious and can spread between people. It urges medical care for all babies at the first sign of diarrhea to prevent spread and ensure prompt treatment.

Howard

Bixby Family Duck Lays 345 Eggs in 1945 Claim

In Glencliff New Hampshire the Bixby family asserts their single duck produced no fewer than 345 eggs during 1945. The unusual count draws local curiosity about the poultry legend and farming notes.

Glencliff N. H. WP Bixby

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Rev Koewing F.H.A Davis Phoenix, Ariz E. van Buren Rivera DEAL Marty Asn Ed Artek-Pascoe E. Broadway Pennington Curtis Shoes Curtis Kyiven Bros Lan Vel Martin Drug Co F.D.I.C
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