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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1944

Page

7

Arkansan Delegates Debate Democratic Convention Role

Gov. Homer Adkins backs allowing voters to name and instruct delegates next year as Arkansas Democrats discuss shifting from binding convention mandates to a prefen tial primary ballot. Regional meeting in Hot Springs supports conservative era or Southwestern Dems for VP. Fullbright and Fulkerson referenced in broader party discourse.

James J. Downing Little Rock Ark Arkan Homer M. Adkins Reblicans Adkins Vention Washington Hot Springs Chicago Henry A. Wallace Wallace U. S Hattie W. Carnay J. William Fulk Fullbright University of Arts

Glenna Bee Liberator Heads Seventh Air Force Mission

Capt Thomas M Esmond leads the Glenna Bee Liberator in Central Pacific raids against Japanese installations for 18 months. The 23 year old Fort Worth airman and co pilot Lt Sherman Reed fly missions in the Glenna Bee as it supports strikes from Makin to Japanese held territory. The plane first landed on Makin after its capture and endured 14 hits in 30 combat missions. Other crew: E W Erickson R C Arnold R Copeland W Todd J Holland D Emmons.

Seventh Air Force Uarters Central Pacific U.P Thomas M. Esmond Seventh Force Fortorth Glenna Boyd Texas City Esmond Sherman S. Reed Georgetown Makin Tech E. W. Erickson Los Angeles Robert C. Arnold Livingston Calif Robert Copeland Fort Ann N. Y William Todd Kingsport Term James K. Holland McDonough Dexter Emmons Leavenworth Wash

May Sales Tax Receipts in Arizona Exceed 1943 Figures

May sales tax collections totaled 611 600.08, with 225 220.04 allocated to 14 counties and 183 480.02 to the state general fund. The May figure also sent 61 760.01 to cities and towns and 91 740.01 to the social security fund, exceeding the prior May by 20 193.56 but below April receipts by 51 208.73.

Phoenix Arizona Social Security Fund Genera

Letters That Count West Brunswick Me

Mrs. Cecil Whalen cares for 15 children at home while sending weekly letters to five relatives serving in the armed forces.

West Brunswick Cecil Whalen

Coast States To Be Battleground

A June 5 political survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows the Middle West and Rocky Mountains leaning toward Dewey while the South favors Roosevelt. Coastal regions New England Middle Atlantic and Pacific Coast form the main battleground with Roosevelt leading slightly. The study notes results reflect civilian votes only and that servicemen could shift margins.

Princeton N. J Franklin D. Roosevelt Thomas E. Dewey Middle West Rocky Mountain Dewey South Roosevelt Institute East Central West Central New England Middle Atlantic Pacific Coast Armed Services Willkie Mountain

Dale Nichols Emblem For Tucson Publicity Gets Group Approval

Dale Nichols designed an emblem approved for Tucson regional plan use on letterheads and membership certificates. The emblem features a low adobe home with Sahuara cactus and Palo Verde trees on both sides and the letters TRP. A booklet Tucson Tomorrow is to be published with funds sought from city county Sunshine climate club and the Chamber of Commerce. A committee including Nichols Chambers and Behn will develop a concise regional plan presentation.

Dale Nichols Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Chamber of Commerce George Chambers Harry Behn

Teachers’ salaries in 1942 43 average under two thousand

The National Education Association reports that over 250000 public school teachers earned less than 1000 dollars in the 1942 43 school year while about 900000 teachers averaged 1550 dollars.

National Education Assn

Navy Spending Money Fast For Warplanes

The Navy spends over $1,000 a minute to keep aircraft in the air. Rear Adm. William Brent Young reports daily fuel and aviation costs near $1.5 million while annual fuel outlays reach about $2 billion. Weekly clothing costs total $11.5 million, and food purchases have surged 450 percent though controlled to ensure good Navy meals.

Washington Navy William Brent Young Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Young Bureau Naval

Edward Tully Wins Air Medal At English Bomber Base

Second Lt. Edward Tully of Tucson 22 receives the Air Medal at an Eighth Air Force bomber station in England. Col. Hunter Harris Jr presents the honor. Tully, co-pilot at the base, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tully and husband of Irene Blanche Tully. He joined the RAF in 1942 and earned his wings in 1943.

England Edward Tully Tucson Hunter Harris, Jr Tully Flying Fortress Albert Tully West Second Street Irene Blanche Tully North Warren Avenue RAF Southern Pacific

Paratrooper Wings For Villarreal As Army Honors Fly

Pfc Catarina Villarreal, son of Benito Floras of Solomonsville Arizona, earns right to wear parachute wings and Army boots. Staff Sgt James A Buntin 29 of Fairfield Alabama, top turret gunner on the Flying Fortress Red Boy, receives the third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal. Buntin is son of Dr and Mrs W B Buntin of 214 East Kelso Tucson. wife Mary E Buntin resides at 307 Acadia Terrace Fairfield Alabama.

Catarina Villarreal Benito Floras Solomonsville, Ariz United States Army James A. Buntin Fairfield Ala Buntin W. B. Buntin East Kelso Tucson Mary E. Buntin Acadia Terrace

Wolff Promoted to Corporal in English Theater

Max C. Wolff of Greenway Station Tucson has been promoted from private first class to corporal in the Eighth AAF Fighter Command. Maj. Gen. W. E. Kepner announced the promotion amid a Thunderbolt P-47 group stationed somewhere in England. Wolff serves as a surgical technician with the veteran unit, the oldest Thunderbolt fighter group in the European war theatre.

Max C. Wolff Greenway Station Tucson England W. E. Kepner Eighth Aaf Fighter Command Wolff

Warrant Officer Ellis Completes Bridge Training Overseas

Warrant Officer James K. Ellis, stationed abroad, completed a course designed to bridge U S training with active combat duties. His wife Mary Jane Ellis resides in Tucson as he advances through the program.

James K. Ellis Mary Jane Ellis Tucson States

Captaincy Promotion and American Unit Assignment

The War Department announced Leslie C. Terry Jr. of Coyote Avenue Oracle Arizona is promoted to captain. Corporal Manuel C Quintero of 286 South Stone Avenue is serving in an American unit in the European theater, tasked with repairing shoes for invasion forces.

Leslie C. Terry, Jr Coyote Avenue Oracle, Ariz War Department Cpl Manuel C. Quintero South Stone Avenue

Staff Sgt Wood Manages Food Supply Sanitation in Europe

Staff Sgt George T Wood of 1424 Casey Avenue oversees inspection of soldiers food rations in the European theater. His unit supervises sanitary handling of all foodstuffs to ensure safety and proper distribution.

George T. Wood Casey Avenue

Officer Key Staffer in Mediterranean Supply Command

Capt. Frank T. Gibbons of 204 East Third Street serves on the headquarters staff under Col. Tom S. Brand in the supply district command in the Mediterranean theater.

Frank T. Gibbons East Third Street Col Tom S Brand Supply District Command Mediterranean Theater

Newest Ca Dets At Midland Train In Bombardier School

Two Tucson youths join the Army Air Forces training command at Midland Texas. Leonard F Harris son of Lemuel Harris and Bertha Harris and Jule M Cardella son of Joseph M Cardella and his wife reside in Tucson and Porterville California and Grant Road respectively.

Bombardier Army Air Forces Training Command Midland Tex Tucson Leonard F. Harris Lemuel Harris Bertha Harris West Morton Porterville Calif Jule M. Cardella Joseph M. Cardella Grant Road

Cadets Report for RAF Training Command Course at Perrin Field

Two aviation cadets from Safford and Tucson join the basic stage at Perrin Field Tex for ten weeks of RAF training. Thomas Brooks Shannon of Tucson and John C Lincoln of Safford will study aerial combat maneuvers and instrument flying under the program.

Safford Tucson Perrin Field Tex RAF Training Command Air Force Thomas Brooks Shannon Lester Shannon Route 1 John C. Lincoln Clement L. Lincoln Ninth Avenue

Tucson Pilot Receives Air Medal for Meritorious Missions

First Lt. Henry N. Jesperson of Tucson, a pilot in an eighth AAF Flying Fortress, earns the Air Medal for exceptionally meritorious achievement on many bombing missions against the enemy. He serves with a fortress group bombing targets deep inside Germany and German-occupied countries. His wife is Mrs. Florence E. Jesperson, rural route 5, Tucson.

Henry N. Jesperson Tucson AAF Flying Fortress Germany Florence E. Jespersen

Copper Mining Declared Vital War Industry

San Francisco June 5 William K Hopkins regional director war manpower commission announced copper mining in Arizona is a war necessary industry. Workers are to be secured through the priority referral system on male labor to boost Pacific coast production for the invasion phase of the war.

San Francisco Arizona William K. Hopkins War Manpower Commission Pacific Coast Hopkins

Corn Oats and Barley Shortage To Be Felt

Washington reports July 1 stocks of corn oats and barley will be the smallest for that date since 1937. The bureau of agricultural economics estimates total supplies between 18 and 20 million tons due to heavy wartime feed use and depleted reserves, forcing farmers to cut livestock numbers, especially hogs and poultry.

Washington Ameriaca Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Florida Remains Southernmost State of the Union

The article notes Florida as the United States' southernmost state, positioning it at the nation's geographic extremity. It references its borders, climate, and role in national discussions of geography and state identity.

Florida State The Union

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