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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

7

Dispute Over Plane Carrier Role in Naval Expansion

Washington June 4 The House Naval Affairs Committee debated an 8.3 billion naval expansion renewing disputes over battleships versus aircraft carriers. Rep. Maas said carriers are the striking force, while Rep. Izac argued battleships remain essential due to current stock. The plan envisions 1.9 million tons of new ships including 500 carriers and escorts, expanding the two ocean fleet by about half.

Washington House Naval Affairs Committee Congress Melvin Maas Minn Marine Corps Maas Ed V. Izac R. Cal Annapolis United States Carl Vinson Vinson

Comedian Charles Chaplin Divorced From Paulette Goddard

In Juarez Mexico Judge Javier Rosas Seballos announced Paulette Goddard will receive a divorce decree from Charles Chaplin, finalizing at noon Mountain War Time. The couple wed in Canton China in 1936 and separated in 1940 with grounds of incomparability.

EL Paso Tex Paulette Goddard Charles Chaplin Javier Rosas Seballos Juarez Seballos Movieland Miss Goddard Canton China Chaplin

Tucson Soldier Killed in Crash Overturned Army Truck

Florence June 4 In juries suffered when an Army truck overturned at the Picacho overpass Tuesday night resulted in the death in a Florence hospital yesterday of Charles Ralston 24 Kearney Neb Another soldier John Rosso was injured He was taken to the base hospital at Luke Field Near Phoenix The extent of his injuries Was not learned Both were attached to a unit at n.

Florence Picacho Charles Ralston Kearney Neb John Rosso Luke Field Phoenix

Tired Kidneys Offer Sleepless Nights Ad

Doctors warn kidneys contain miles of tiny tubes that purify blood and keep health. Fatigued kidneys cause nighttime urination, backache, and fatigue. Dean's Pills are promoted as relief to flush waste from blood and restore restful sleep.

Dean

Budd to Start 900 Stainless Steel Cargo Planes

Philadelphia June 4. The Edward G Budd company will begin construction of 900 stainless steel cargo planes with parts made at the Philadelphia plant and assembled in a new $12 million plant. Production starts early next year and will reach 100 planes a month. Planes are twin motor transports with 9000 pound capacity, 100 foot wingspan, 600 mile cruise fully loaded, and 5000 miles range with fuel tanks.

Philadelphia Edward G. Budd Company Defense Plant Corp RFC

Navy to enlist vocational students in phased call to service

The eleventh Naval district announced a policy allowing men at recognized trade or vocational schools to enlist and finish their courses before active duty. Lieutenant W A Chapman in Phoenix said priority goes to aviation diesel radio machinist and electrician students, with a possible three month delay.

U. S. Navy Eleventh Naval District W. A. Chapman Arizona District Phoenix

Seamen Grades Tied to Qualifications Lieutenant Says

Lieutenant Chapman notes that sailors receive grade levels based on their qualifications, linking rank and duties to demonstrated skills. The remark highlights how certification affects advancement and assignment within the fleet.

Chapman

Wheat crop output projection for the year

The United States is expected to produce about 800000000 bushels of wheat this year, reflecting agricultural forecasts and seasonal conditions influencing farm yields nationwide.

United States

Largest meteorite fall date linked to 1930 crash in Arkansas

The largest meteorite whose fall date is known struck Earth on February 17, 1930, in Arkansas. This event marks an important benchmark in meteoritic history and underscores the long record of meteorite finds across the United States.

Arkansas

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