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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

2

Big Street Rally Tonight for Iwo Jima Day in Tucson

A 6:30 p m rally in front of Jacome's marks Iwo Jima day with a replica Suribachi, concerts by the Marana Army band Garland Hampton and Blue Moon Orchestra and performers Rollin Pease and others. Survivors Rene Gagnon and John Bradley to join flag raising at 8 p m. bond sales at Jacome's and city officials aiding. Tucson bond progress shows $2 462 397 in sales toward a four million goal with $1 537 613 remaining.

Tucson Iwo Jima Mt. Suribachi Jacome’s Marana Army Band Garland Hampton Blue Moon Orchestra Marine Gmn Josephine Campbell Murray Fruchtman Pfe Ira Hayes Arizona Betty Gill Hayes Fred Taylor Fred Dragonette Joe Rosenthal Pfc Rene Gagnon John Bradley Ted Bland Amvets Enrique DeMeester Nellie Lopez Barbara Clayton Alex Jacome John D. Williams Ajo Bond Committee War Finance E. F

Lutherans Buy Tucson Church Site on Campbell and Helen

The United Lutheran mission completed the purchase of a church site at the northeast corner of North Campbell avenue and East Helen street. Missionary pastor Rev. Albert Alsop arrived eight weeks ago to begin the conference mission. construction may start soon with services planned by fall. Over 50 charter members formed the first congregation in Tucson.

United Lutheran Mission North Campbell Avenue East Helen Street Arthur E East Blackledge Albert Alsop United Lutheran Conference Tucson Roy Long

Supervisors Approve Liquor License Transfer to George's Cafe

The board granted the transfer of a beer license from 2108 South Sixth Avenue to George's Cafe at 3700 North Oracle Road. The morning hearing faced a protest by Charles V. Fowler, head of the Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Association, who objected due to proximity to a skating rink frequented by teens, but he did not attend and no other protesters appeared.

Andrew Pappas South Sixth Avenue George's Cafe North Oracle Road Board of Supervisors Charles V. Fowler Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association Fowler

Noncooperating Among Nations Termed Natural

Dr. Alfred Atkinson president of the University of Arizona told summer students that apparent noncooperation among allied nations in seeking universal political understanding is common in international relations. He said Europeans and Asians will not quickly adopt the U S form of government, noting the weight of historical governance influences. He defined legitimate governments as those accepted by the people.

Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona U. S America

Bank Debits Rise in Tucson Clearinghouse Figures

The Tucson clearing house association reports May 31 1945 week debits up by 1,447,005 from 1944 and total clearing house transactions for May 30 1945 reach 6,382,032, compared with 4,935,027 in the prior year.

Clearing House Tucson Clearing House Association

Dr Fosdick Plans Retirement From Riverside Church in 1946

New York June 6 Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick founder of Riverside church will retire from the $10,000,000 church at end of May 1946 as he nears 68. His decision follows a deacons and trustees meeting and ends a long public ministry linked with liberal theology at Riverside Drive.

New York Harry Emerson Fosdick Riverside Church Fosdick Riverside Drive First Presbyterian Church Park Avenue Baptist Church Columbia University John D. Rockefeller, Jr

Rodolfo Leon 58 Dies at Tucson Residence

Rodolfo Leon 58 a World War I veteran died Tuesday afternoon at his home 82 Central Street Tucson. He is survived by sisters Sofie Schofield Rosa Christiano and Amelia Herr two brothers Francisco and Ramon Leon a niece Carolina Bustamante and three cousins Anita Cadirali Nick Diamos and Ricardo Yrigoyen. A high requiem mass will be held Saturday at 9 am at San Augustin cathedral a rosary at 830 pm Saturday at Tucson mortuary chapel and burial in the veterans plot Evergreen Cemetery Sunday at 3 pm.

Rodolfo Leon Central Street Sofie Schofield Rosa Christiano San Francisco Amelia Herr Hollywood Francisco Ramon Leon Los Angeles Tucson Carolina Bustamente Anita Cadirali Nick Diamos Ricardo Yrigoyen San Augustin Cathedral Tucson Mortuary Chapel Evergreen Cemetery

Wesley Ford Elected President Of Tucson Ministers Association

Rev. Wesley R. Ford, pastor of the First Christian church, was chosen president of the Tucson Ministers association at a picnic for ministers and families at Rev. Maurice G Ballenger's residence. Rev. J L Boyd became vice president, Miss Elizabeth Howsare named secretary, Rev Cecil Hoffman treasurer, with Ballenger joining the executive committee. Harvey F Smith declined renominating as treasurer after 12 years.

Wesley R. Ford First Christian Church Tucson Ministers’ Association Maurice G- Ballenger University Methodist Church J. L. Boyd Prince Memorial Methodist Church Elizabeth Howsare YWCA Cecil Hoffman Trinity Presbyterian Church Ballenger Harvey F. Smith YMCA Association

City County Officials To Hold Joint Session

The mayor and city council will meet with the board of supervisors at city hall at 7 30 p m to discuss city and county items. They will consider the Rodeo field lease and county water conditions in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce water committee.Plans aim to increase and conserve county water.

Board of Supervisors Chamber of Commerce Water Committee

Postwar Board Lists Highways For U S Help

Pima county postwar planning board endorsed a list of highway routes for potential inclusion in the federal aid system. The plan guides interconnecting state and federal roads and includes the Ajo road, Tucson Florence highway, and Sonoita road among others. The board also approved a small airport proposal, a $15 000 office budget, and shifted monthly meeting to the first Tuesday after the first Monday at 1 30 PM.

Pima County Mission Road Congress Street San Xavier Mission Grounds Tucson- Nogales Sonoita Patagonia Prince Road River Oracle Road Maple Boulevard Catalina Highway Campbell Avenue Benson Highway Tucson Municipal Airport No. 2 Sasabe Ajo Mohawk Phoenix-Yuma George Grove State Highway Department Harold C. Lehwalen Santa Cruz River de Moss-Petrie Road

Bedding Sale Questioned by Phoenix Office

An inquiry from the Phoenix OPA to Fred Blane of the local office questions whether Tucson had any ordinance forbidding resale of used mattresses or pillows from persons with contagious diseases.

Phoenix Opa Fred Blane Tucson

Woman breaks collar bone on motorbike

Mary Newton a 27 year old of 2234 North Ralph avenue was thrown from a motorcycle behind Clarence Swanson 35 of 45 West 18th street on Miracle Mile one mile north of city limits. She suffered a broken collar bone and facial and knee bruises and was treated at the county hospital. Swanson was cited by the highway patrol for reckless driving.

Mary Newton Ralph Avenue Clarence Swanson 18Th Street Miracle Mile Miss Newton Swanson

City Ordinance on Fumigation History and Modern Health Rules

The city affirmed enforcement of a 1908 ordinance with a 300 pound fine or six months jail, amended in 1925, but not pressed since about 1915. Health officer Kroeger notes former use of sulfur candles or formaldehyde for ill houses and now requires airing bedding in sunlight and walls washed with a disinfectant. Phoenix OPA states no applicable state or city law or ordinance covers such cases.

Blanc Clarence R. Kroeger Health Department Phoenix Opa

Attorney General Recommends Policy Clause in Arizona

Attorney General John L. Sullivan proposes that all Arizona benefit insurance policies include a clause declaring they are subject to the provisions of the Benefit Insurance Corporation Law of 1943. The move aims to standardize policy terms across firms and reinforce legal compliance.

John L. Sullivan Arizona Benefit Insurance Companies Benefit Insurance Corporation

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