Army Rations Include Meat In Daily Menus
The standard daily army ration prescribes meat for troops except in highly concentrated emergencies where D ration chocolate and liferaft rations of hard candy are issued.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
8
Annexation Ordinance vests Tucson growth on Cherry and Park avenues
The City of Tucson adopts an annexation ordinance dated June 4 1945 including description of property boundaries along Mountain Cherry and Park Avenues and adjacent blocks in Section 6 Township 14 South Range 14 East Gila and Salt River Base. The ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances and requires certified maps to be filed with Pima County Recorder. Pub dates June 7 8 9 1945.
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North
Oracle Road
Pima County
Arizona
United States of A America
W. E. Rood
Harold P. Anderson
State OF Arizona
Tucson
City of
United States
Miles Street
13Th Street
Park Avenue
University Heights
County Recorder
Carl M. Hitt
Township
Range
Gila and
Salt River Base
Meridian
Monterey
Ponderosa
Tuc
Section
Mountain Avenue
Spring Street
North Street
Cherry Avenue
Chauncey Street
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