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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1944

Page

4

Can't Stop Us view of U S fighting force

An early dispatch from Washington profiles American assault troops poised for initial invasion actions in France. It describes soldiers carrying heavy weapons and gear, briefing details, and air support as they prepare to land and advance against Nazi positions.

U. S Washington France Dispatch War Department Senate Europe Ninth Air Force Air Dispatch Belgium Germany

Slav Congress Urges Support For Roosevelt

Fifteen million Americans of Slav descent were urged to back President Roosevelt for a fourth term by the American Slav Congress of greater New York. A resolution at the third annual conference called him the surest guarantee to defeat the Axis.

New York Roosevelt Greater

Phyllis Pike Wins In State Essay Contest

Seventeen year old Phyllis Pike, a recent Tucson high school graduate, won the state essay contest on Unity for Peace sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Judges chose her essay unanimously over finalists Ted Roll and Jeanne Gray. Pike’s winning entry advances to the national level for possible cash prizes up to one thousand dollars.

Phyllis Pike Tucson Ladies’ Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Unity For Peace Glenn H. Nelson University of Arizona Robert D. Morrow William H. Johnson The Daily Citizen Miss Pike Ted Roll Yuma Arizona Jeanne Gray Phoenix Union High School Phoenix National Organization Ladies Auxiliary Daniel Boone Herring Robert H. Bancroft Roskruge L. T. McCleneghan the Citizen Janice Bradley Tucson Senior High School Betty Holoway Amphitheatre High School Manuel D. Pike Mason Street Flint Mich

Invasion Rough Show But It Will Succeed Says Monty

Supreme Allied commander Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery told reporters the invasion would be rough but succeed. He predicted German resistance on the beaches, a reunion with Rommel commanding the defense, and thanked American production and fighters for making the invasion possible. He praised American leadership and anticipated bold gambles similar to past desert campaigns.

Monty James C. McGlincy Allied Expeditionary Force London Europe Bernard L. Montgomery el Alamein Rommel Erwin Rommel England

Pershing Urges Faith As Americans Prepare Second World War

Gen. John J. Pershing declared Americans must have confidence that young men will win America’s second great contest in western Europe. He praised Allied landings in France and urged unity with occupied nations whose spirit remains unconquered. He linked today’s soldiers to World War I heroes and said they will bring freedom to enslaved peoples.

Washington John J. Pershing Dunkirk Europe

Hopkins Of Sunnyslope Dies After Accident

The Arizona state highway patrol reports the death of Harry Hopkins of Sunnyslope in Phoenix from injuries after being struck by a car ten days earlier.

Hopkins Sunnyslope Phoenix State Highway Patrol Harry Hopkins

Civic Clubs To Feature Y Centennial Program

Four Tucson civic clubs host YMCA Centennial program this week with the film Men of Tomorrow. Participants include Fred W. Fickett president Hervey Smith general secretary and Ferron Troxel program secretary.

Tucson YMCA Fred W. Fickett Hervey Smith Ferron Troxel American Legion Rotary Lions Kiwanis Optimists Knights of the Round Table

Ancient Dog Days Named for Sirius Rise

The period of summer known as the dog days derives its name from the rising of Sirius, the Dog Star, in ancient skies. This celestial connection linked hot weather with the star’s appearance, shaping seasonal lore.

Sirius

YMCA Open House Tonight Highlights Centennial Program

The Tucson YMCA hosts an 8 pm open house at 125 West Congress featuring a dedication ceremony, a birthday cake, the Men of Tomorrow film, and a demonstration by the summer staff and physical program team. Officials include W Fickett and H O Jaastad. The mortgage is burned, marking 30 years debt free, with assets up about 50 000 in ten years.

YMCA West Congress Street J. R. Whippo W. Fickett H. O. Jaastad L. A. Lohse Rev M. G. Ballenger Tucson Ministers’ Association Bobby Morrow Albert Rose Charles Thornton Don Matson Ferron Troxel Hervey Smith Tucson Association

Board of Adjustment to hear Sandy Johnson home barber shop request

The Board of Adjustment meets in the council chamber on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. to consider Sandy W. Johnson's bid to open a barber shop at 226 West Third Street in his residence. Tucson to receive 11 182.56 as final sales tax settlement for May returns per city treasurer Joe McAllister. County records show 600 military ballots mailed. 128 returned, including 90 from U S camps and 38 from foreign points.

Board OF Adjustment Council Chamber Sandy W. Johnson West Third Street Tucson Joe McAllister County Recorder United States

Davis Purchase Of Tyndall Avenue Apartment House

The former physician W. S. Lack’s apartment house on Tyndall Avenue sold to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davis. The deed filed with county recorder Mrs. Anna Sullinger confirms the transfer. The four apartment home was bought for 20000 dollars.

DR. W. 8S. Lackner Tyndall Avenue John W. Davis Anna Sullinger County Recorder

Sempre Fidelis club to hold 7:30 pm meeting today

Mrs. Lila Woodmanse e announces a special meeting of the Sempre Fidelis club at 7 30 p m today in the Salvation Army building. The charter will be opened.

Lila Woodmansee Sempre Fidelis Club Salvation Army

Phoenix Cadet Among Honored At West Point

At the U S Military Academy West Point cadet captain Robert E Morrison of Phoenix received a medal during the third day of commencement week as 17 academic awards were presented Eleven honors went to Cadet James F Scoggin Jr of State College Mississippi as honor man of the graduating class

West Point Robert E. Morrison Phoenix U. S. Military Academy James F. Scoggin, Jr State College Miss

John Ellis Hardy Awarded Silver Star for Tarawa Bravery

The Silver Star is posthumously awarded to John Ellis Hardy 21 of Tucson Arizona a pharmacist's mate third class USNR for gallantry during the Tarawa landing on November 20 1943 He aided the wounded on the beach and rescued four others while under heavy fire continuing to care for comrades for over five hours until killed by a grenade He enlisted in 1942 in Phoenix born September 8 1922.

John Ellis Hardy USNR Box 505 Tucson Eleventh Naval District Bluejacket Tarawa Gilbert Islands Warren E. Hardy Frank Knox Secretary of the Navy Bluejacket Hardy Second Marine Hardy Navy Phoenix

Plan Board Amends Rules On Quorum

The Pima county postwar planning board approved a rule change removing the requirement that a county supervisor or the county engineer be present for a quorum to be declared. The session also covered additional county matters and urged action on pending issues.

Plan Board County Board of Supervisors Pima County Postwar Planning Board

Board to Purchase Wetmore Park for Postwar Recreation

The planning board urged purchase of Wetmore Park with its facilities for recreation and historic sites, with or without city cooperation. The Southern Arizona Horse Breeders Association plans trailways to aid community development. After Joe M. Conway's opinion, the board decided to allow postwar funding beyond other limits and asked the projects committee to draft a prioritized list of postwar projects.

Projects Committee

Boeing Plant Shift Reacts to Allied Landings

Graveyard shift workers at the Boeing aircraft plant in Seattle heard news of the Allied landings over a public address system but returned to work without demonstrations. A spokesman said workers were happy and worked perhaps a bit harder.

Seattle U.P Boeing Aircraft

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