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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1944

Page

2

City Flood Control Plans Explained

Tucson city council met in a long session to review flood control work along the Big Arroyo near Granada and Main streets. City engineer Glenton Sykes outlined a tunnel addition and larger box uprates to handle flows, with bids opened for Granada street work and more rear loading space provisions discussed for several zones.

Tucson Granada Glenton Sykes Sixth Main Streets Kes Main Street Sykes 10Th Street In Street Ranada Street Phil J. Baron Jr Martin John van Buskirk Council Andreaure E. Cerreras Faure Arizona State Tax Commission Peoples Feed & Supply Co Arizona Flour Greens Randolph Park Harold Wheeler Wheeler L. S. Bucher Negro Elks Lodge A. C. Larue Construction Co Granada Street F. B. Pacheco Construction & Engineering Co East 19Th Street Defense Recreation Land Committee James Grant East Broadway Zoning and Planning Commission

Pacific Gateway City Reacts Calmly to Invasion News

SAN FRANCISCO June 6. UPR reports the gateway city for the Pacific battlefront received the European invasion with sober calm. Thousands of service men appeared unexcited and theater audiences applauded quietly, while Kaiser Richmond shipyard officials said no announcement would disrupt production.

San Francisco UPR Pacific Battle Front Kaiser Richmond Calif

Columbus Citizens Hold Special Church Service

Columbus residents held special church services to pray after the invasion news. Gov. Bricker called it the beginning of the end of evil forces as Columbus calm and grim faced the crisis. Thousands sought solace in churches before returning to work.

Columbus John W. Bricker Europe Roosevelt Washington Douglas and Kheed Los Angeles West Coast New York George C. Marshall Pershing John J. Pershing Dwight D. Eisenhower Hollywood Colony Ohio Harrisburg Edward Martin Pennsylvania Earl Warren California Henry L. Stimson Greyhound America Navy Army

Civilian Airports In The United States Number About 3000

A tally shows roughly three thousand civil airfields operate across the United States, reflecting a broad network of regional and municipal facilities that support domestic air travel and commerce.

United States

Waiting Over Americans Go To Their Knees

Nation prays as invasion of Europe begins. Bells, sirens, and the Liberty Bell ring while Americans, from offices to farms, pause to hope for victory. Leaders pledge resolve and prayer as Roosevelt prepares a nationwide 8 p.m. broadcast. Government workers and civilians alike share a quiet, anxious unity.

Europe Philadelphia

Ike Sees Armada Disappear In Sky On D Day Eve

General Dwight D. Eisenhower stood on a rooftop in Allied England on the invasion eve and watched a vast air armada form for France. He met reporters and British and American officers, spoke of a planned Tuesday invasion and calmly guided troops among air and sea units.

Allied England Dwight D. Eisenhower France Eisenhower Europe D-day

State v Madeline Lake suspended sentence for bogus checks

Public records show Superior Court presided by William G. Hall suspending a three year sentence for Madeline Lake on bogus checks. In the same docket E. W. Glass sues Erva Glass with a divorce judgment in favor of the plaintiff.

State Madeline Lake E. W. Glass Erva Glass

Vagrant and crime docket in Police Court actions

Paul J. Cella presides as Julian P. Foster and others face charges including vagrancy to Pima county Alfred L. Galardia on bogus checks to Pima county Eddie Spears carrying concealed weapons and discharging firearms in city continued Albert Good violation of city building code continued Robert Parris violation of selective service act to U S authorities Farley Fenter reckless driving continued

Paul J. Cella Julian P. Foster Pima County Alfred L. Galardia Eddie Spears Albert Good Robert Parris U. S Farley Fenter

Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples across states

A list of marriage licenses shows pairs including Belle Hall with Bryan Mason in Marana Arizona and Vincent Huppe with Mary Irwin in Tucson Arizona, plus several other couples from New York, Penna, Virginia, and Oklahoma. The note also mentions the Army and Navy purchasing over ten million books for leisure reading.

Bryan D. Mason Marana Ariz Lola M. Turner Vincent J. Huppe Tucson Mary A. Irwin Walter J. Burns New York N. Y Rose Avallone John W. McCauley, Jr Alexandria Penna Mary M. House Mercersburg Billy B Army Navy

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