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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1943

Page

3

Peace In Near Future Held To Be Improbable

William R. Mathews, publisher, told 250 VFW members in Tucson that a dictatorial regime could prolong world war by uniting a small minority and dominating a large, unorganized nation. He warned Germany will not crack until Hitler is defeated, predicting a long, costly conflict with heavy casualties and widespread destruction in Europe.

Europe William R. Mathews VFW Tucson Fiesta Santa Rita Mathews Germany Hitler der Fuehrer Russia Stalingrad England Mediterranean Italy Alps Pacific America North Africa Gov Sidney Osborn Arizona

13 U Boats Sunk By Allied Convoy

London reports from escort group officers say 13 U submarines were sunk or damaged in a single Atlantic voyage. The convoy returned with one ship lost. nine subs confirmed sunk or damaged, plus several possible hits. Officers described heavy attacks from air and escort groups, with sea fire and depth charges during a 24 U boat pack engagement.

London U.P America Atlantic Duncan Vidette Snowflake Sunflower Pink Spay Oridl

Wemett Recovers Stolen Car in Menands After Bus Ride

Theodore Wemett of Troy reported his car stolen. Less than two hours later while riding a bus through Menands he spotted a familiar looking car in a parking lot. He got off, checked it, and found it was his, though the gas tank was empty.

Troy, N. Y Theodore Wemett Troy Menands Wemett

Warns Of Scramble To Grab Territory After The War

Senator Ball urged early organization of the United Nations to handle postwar territorial questions. He supported a resolution with Hill Hatch and Burton to lead in forming a formal UN to address political economic and military issues before the war ends and to cooperate afterward to preserve peace.

Ball R-Minn Organization of the United Nations Reynolds D-N.c Military Affairs Committee United States Europe Asia Britain Russia Hill Alabama Hatch D-N.m Burton Ohio United Nations

University of Arizona head departs for coast to discuss Army engineers

Dr. Alfred Atkinson, president of the University of Arizona, presented estimated costs for feeding housing and construction to handle a proposed unit of 400 Army engineers to the board of regents. He leaves Monday for Los Angeles and will speak to the Arizona alumni association's Southern California club before visiting Salt Lake City for personal business. He plans conferences with Ninth Corps area officers at Ft. Douglas in Utah regarding the engineers and notes Ft. Douglas inspected campus facilities in April. Only two committee members attended today's meeting C T Knapp and C E Houston. Jack Martin is in Mexico on business.

Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona Board of Regents Atkinson Los Angeles Southern California Club Arizona Alumni Association Salt Lake City Ninth Corps Area Administration Ft. Douglas Utah

Rabbit Breeders Plan Sunday Social Session

The Southern Arizona Rabbit Breeders' association will hold a social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Yeazell at 5 p.m. Sunday June 6. It will be a potluck supper with members and non members invited to bring a dish and participate in the discussions on rabbit production.

Southern Arizona Rabbit Breeders’ Association C. C. Yeazell

U S Plans Major Air War Against Japan

Washington reports a broad aerial offensive against Japan with bases in focus. Navy and Army leaders discuss expanding airfields from Attu through the Aleutians as airpower grows, while Attu casualties are tallied at 342 American deaths versus heavier Japanese losses.

Washington Navy Army Artemus Gates Pacific Knox Gates Attu War Stimson Army Air Aleutians South Southwest Marine United States

Funeral services for Martin Igo at SS Peter and Paul

Martin Igo died at his home on East Drachman street. Mass will be held Monday at 9 at SS Peter and Paul church, with interment at Holy Hope cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 8 at Reilly's chapel. Pallbearers: Herbert Curtis, Cornelius Keyes, John Lee, Eugene Brady, Napoleon Igo, Ingvar Hjermstad.

Martin Igo East Drachman Street SS. Peter and Paul Church Holy Hope Reilly

Currency Pact With Mexico Extended Two More Years

Treasury officials announce extension of the 1941 currency stabilization agreement between the United States and Mexico for two years. The pact allows the U S stabilization fund to buy up to 40 million dollars in Mexican pesos to stabilize the exchange rate and calls for periodic talks between U S and Mexican treasury representatives and the Bank of Mexico.

Mexico Washington Treasury United States United States Stabilization Fund U.S Two Treasuries Bank of Mexico

Food Delegates Hear Address By President

President Roosevelt will address United Nations food conference delegates at 3 15 p m mountain war time today The White House announced the address will be about ten minutes and broadcast on all networks The conference just closed sessions at Hot Springs Virginia

Washington Roosevelt White House Hot Springs

Former Local Air Corps Man Dies In London

Major Cumming once adjutant at Davis Monthan field died in London May 17 after a truck crushed him against a ramp. Born in Canada he served in both world wars earning the Croix de Guerre. Survived by wife Effie two sons and a Canadian army general brother. Burial in London at Bloomfield cemetery.

Davis-Monthan Field London Cumming England Canada United States U.S Davis- Monthan Field Bloomfield Cemetery

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