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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1943

Page

3

Authority To Halt Cars In Raids Voted

Tucson's civilian defense council sought city council action after noncompliant residents ignored orders to stop cars during air alerts. An ordinance would grant air raid wardens and civilian defense officials the same authority as city police during alerts. The meeting also addressed water rates for war housing units and sewer connections, plus an amended Samos water system description and other council business.

Tucson Civilian Defense Council Phil J. Martin, Jr Southern Pacific War Housing Authority Rodeo Grounds Plummer Avenue Samos Halbert W. Miller Ward Four Miller John D. Lyons, Jr Lyons J. John E. Bykirk Earl Rooks Central Trades Council Sidney P. Osborn Tucson Civilian Defense Council Citizens’ Utility Committee Henry O. Jaastad Council Joe C. Neimann W. S. Nicholas Fred D. Lee Estevan Park Negro Recreation Center Morgan Maxwell Dunbar School A. G. Kendrick Creed Taylor U.S.O Elinor Coleman A. B

Cattle Suffer Drought Threatens Southwest Ranches

Sam Eakin reports extreme drought in the Canello hills Huachuca range with 450 head of cattle. Wells run by windmills fail as seven or more dry up, forcing pumping when wind is unavailable and threatening feed supplies and possible relocation. The drought is the driest since 1900, jeopardizing breeding stock and pasture. Local rangers seek grazing balance while considering may move stock to California if July rain misses.

Forest Service Office Sam Eakin Eakin Arizona New Mexico Casa Grande Canello Hills Huachuca Range California

Slacks Vs Dresses Sparks Dispute at Ford Plant

At Ford Motor Company Park plant 11 employees wore dresses today after 57 girls reported for work in dresses yesterday. A company rule requiring slacks led to a sit down at desks. Union officials met with management as a counselor slipped and broke her wrist.

Ford Motor Company Army Ordnance Army Ford Company Wanda Acciacca

Modern precision bombing relies on statistics alongside bombs

In American air strategy statistics play a vital role nearly as much as bombs and bombsights, shaping calculations, accuracy assessments, and targeting efficiency.

Meat price drop forecast after distribution plan

Judge Joe Montague of Fort Worth says meat prices for consumers should fall within 30 days of inaugurating a distribution plan. President Roosevelt directs renewed talks with price officials on the industry plan. The plan would place government meat purchases under the wartime management board which buys about 36 percent of all U.S. meat. The board includes industry and government reps and faces opposition to the OPA subsidy proposal.

Washington Joe Montague Fort Worth Tex Roosevelt Yeste Montague National Livestock and Meat Council Texan Meat Management Board Chicago Office of Price Administration

Part time judge works civilian defense job in Los Angeles

Municipal Judge Leo Freund alternates eight hours on the bench with four hours at the Master Aircraft Parts Plant. He and several other judges fill part time defense roles, machining bomber bolts to thousandths of an inch after court ends.

Los Angeles Cal U.P Leo Freund

Mine Laying by Air Uses Parachute Drop

When mine laying is done by plane mines are released by parachute to slow descent and avoid explosive detonation on water impact.

Zoot Suiters Disrobed by Service Men Clash in Downtown

In Los Angeles on June 8, service members and civilians clashed in the downtown district over zoot suits. Police arrested 24 civilians, 11 sailors, and five soldiers for disturbing the peace. more than 100 youths jailed on vagrancy counts over three nights. Riot squads, Navy patrols, and military police patrolled Main Street and shelves, while outbreaks spread to outlying areas.

Los Angeles C. B. Horrall Navy

500 000 Norse Aid to Allies Against Nazi Guards

A Norwegian exile government spokesman in London reports Nazi occupation forces in Norway have executed 171 patriots and killed hundreds attempting escape. He cites 11 000 to 12 000 arrests with 1 500 sent to concentration camps or Germany for slave labor, and 67 camp inmates dying.

London Norway Haakon Britain Sweden Germany

Cant Stop Lorraine Actress Plans Return to War Work

Actress Jeanne Lorraine of the Lorraine and Rogan team, injured when their plane crashed near Lisbon killing Rogan and others, has recovered and resumes activity. Her initial assignment is to travel to England to entertain soldiers and finish the engagement there.

Lorraine Los Angeles Cal Jeanne Lorraine Rogan Lisbon England

Allied Troops Press Salamaua Near Salamaua Mubo Front

Allied infantry clash with Japanese defenders in the Salamaua Mubo area on the New Guinea coast. Douglas Boston bombers conduct 53 strafing runs on Green's Hill near Mubo in direct support of ground troops.

Australia Salamaua-Mubo New Guinea Buna Douglas Boston Green’s Hill Mubo Bobdubi Salamaua Lae Wau

Weather Slows Air War in Southwest Pacific

Bad weather delayed operations but Allied fliers conducted four raids on Japanese held New Guinea targets. Liberators and Flying Fortresses bombed Wewak area and Madang airfields, dispersal zones, a jetty, and a village starting fires. A Liberator struck three Japanese barges on the Sepik river, setting two ablaze.

Southwest Pacific New Guinea Wewak Madang Sepik River

Arizona luxury tax totals rise in May report

May state luxury tax collections reached 187000, up 69348 from April per the state tax commission. Spirituous liquor duties brought in 52940, wine 10543, beer 35707, tobacco 87752, and luxury tax licenses 57.

Phoenix State Tax Commission

Chow Chow Brings High Prices in Local Auction

Reading residents witnessed inflation via a local auction with prices like 1.10 for chow chow per quart 90 to 95 cents for raspberries per quart 70 to 80 cents for peaches per quart and 20 dollars for a single earthen pitcher.

Reading U.P

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