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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
5
Tucson will net about 35000 more than planned for the 1941 42 year. Audit head James Manders says tax receipts water income and fines account for the gain. Water receipts approach 334000 with 38000 expected this month while the budget totals 809070.90. No deficit expected even if overspending occurs due to higher income.
Local bankers attribute weak growth in bank deposits to money shifting into war bonds. Fred A. Dragonette notes over 3 million dollars invested in war bonds by Tucson residents, with 60 percent from individuals funded by wage earners. Liberated money from price controls frees more to bonds. April 1942 deposits show about 10 percent gains versus 17 to 25 percent in 1941.
The American Women's Voluntary Services arranged a blood donation from its St. Mary's hospital bank to help nine year old Patty McCarron of 124 West Adams Street suffering a streptococcus infection. Her parents donated blood to replenish the bank as her father prepares to give again. The transfusion was organized by Dr. T Gordon Reynolds and delivered to Nogales within two hours.
Arizona firms with frozen stocks of copper or copper base alloys will receive aid from the Copper Recovery Corporation of New York in disposing of their metals. The Phoenix priorities office of the War Production Board announced the move and said the local office can advise interested persons on how to proceed.
Tourists who visited the Bahamas traveled by air during the winter season. They flew from various US cities to Nassau and other destinations, enjoying sun, beaches, and resort amenities as part of a coordinated travel surge.
Frederick C. Oechsner reports on Adolf Hitler's relationship with Eva Braun, noting an engagement and wedding plans halted by war. The piece covers Hitler's alleged homosexual traits, his interest in other women, Braun's jealousy, and how personal life interacted with his political aims.
Bisbee report says D. D. Mc Worther, an employee of the Junction mine, died yesterday from a rock fall underground. He suffered a crushed chest in the fatal accident.
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