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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
12
The incident began near West Congress and Meyer after Cavillo says Perez or Lopez struck him with a bottle, wounding his eye. Merchant Patrolman John D. Anderson detained Cavillo and allegedly struck him with a blackjack before arrest, while Cavillo and witnesses dispute the events and motives.
Mexico City reports the automobile transport workers union has urged suspension of all pleasure driving and limits on private car use to business and health trips with government permits. The union also requests government purchase of repair parts stocks to prevent speculation and nonessential use.
Governor Sidney P. Osborn will address the Seventh Battalion of the U S Naval Reserve Officers Indoctrination school during graduation at the University of Arizona polo field in Tucson. Four Arizona graduates include Lt (jg) Robert H Work Ensign David D Felshaw Lt (jg) Leonard T Spooner and Ensign Ralph E McCullar. The event marks the seventh graduation since the naval facility opened last October with officers from civilian life and former enlisted personnel now commissioned.
In San Francisco a group of 370000 people generate about 2 million dollars each day. The figure highlights a large daily cash flow within the city’s economy and reflects broad financial activity across sectors.
Lindsey, a sea-going printer, has visited 55 countries and sailed every ocean except the Arctic. He has seen action beyond the North Africa invasion and describes long leave, shore duties, and a preference for life at sea. He states the war will not end until the last Japanese is dead.
Phoenix June 10. State auditor Ann Frohmiller must file an answer by June 21 why she refused to pay a $4 claim drawn by the Arizona industrial commission under the occupational disease compensation law. The issue centers on whether the law became effective March 6 or goes into operation July 1, raising questions about its constitutionality.
Michigan stands as the sole region with notable hickory production and coffee roasters seek the supply to blend with coffee. Roasters anticipate increased demand for mixing hickory with beverages.
Arthur B. Mingus a 65 year old cowpuncher was killed when the horse he rode shied and dragged him a quarter mile by a rope tied to his wrist. The incident occurred on A S Field ranch 11 miles north of Cloverdale New Mexico. Funeral services were held at Porter Ames chapel in Douglas. Mingus had lived in Mountain Air and Douglas and left a wife and two sons as survivors.
Through new steel alloy processes, Army Ordnances conserved nickel to meet the needs of 46,000 heavy tanks and 17,000 75 mm howitzers.
The University of Arizona placement office placed 58 graduates in school systems nationwide with 59 more under consideration. Director Gordon G. Aldrich noted many opportunities, especially in elementary grades outside Tucson and Phoenix.
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