County Budget Reflects Small Increase Across Departments
Pima County预计1943-44预算约为527,000美元左右，较上年略增。大多数科室将获得薪资上涨，主管部门除外；另有新增采购限制与法规影响。预算总额约546,376美元的部门请求中包括Gibson商会秘书1,000美元和Ajo气候协会2,000美元等项。监督委员愿减少20美元工资。
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1943
Page
2
Stock Movement From Mexico Falls Swiftly
Heavy stock movement across the Mexican border fell by about half within 30 to 45 days as drought reduces Mexican livestock. Operators Tom Clark and G L Gibbons say most cattle have crossed, with remaining stock moved inland to ease a food shortage. A new Mexican rule limits cattle exports from ports to 500 000 head annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tom Clark
Southern Arizona Stockyard Transportation Company
G. L. Gibbons
McGeefer Company
Qland
Balloons Carried Fire Bombs Threaten Oregon Forests
Lt. Col. James W. Fraser reports that time balloons of Japanese origin carried fire bombs last year in Oregon forests. He warns similar zero hour assaults may recur this fire season with possible fire bombing, submarine shelling, and sabotage. Fraser spoke to lumbermen during a Pacific Northwest timber tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Ore
Oregon
James W. Fraser
Fraser
Pacific Northwest
City restaurant contract aids finances near Consolidated plant
The Tucson city benefits from a five percent gross take of the plant restaurant receipts, with a $1,500 deduction, plus a $200 to $350 monthly ground rent. Proceeds fund the general fund as officials cite morale and efficiency needs for war plant workers and airport maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
Tucson
Phil J. Martin, Jr
United States
Martin
W. Stewart Nicholas
Nicholas
Harry Powers
B. Benner Kelley
Mission Inn
Kelley
Consolidated
Bacci
North Stone
Pacific Air Schools
Mrs Westinghouse Dies In Santa Barbara Home
The death of Evelyn Violet Westinghouse wife of George Westinghouse occurred in Santa Barbara on a Wednesday. Survivors include three daughters Agnes Violet and Marguerite a husband and several sons in the armed forces a niece Mrs Lucy Eberhardt and the Diamond W ranch nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Violet Westinghouse
George Westinghouse
Tucson
Santa Barbara
Agnes
Violet
Marguerite
Westinghouse
Lucy Eberhardt
Tanque Verde Road
Westinghouses
Diamond W Ranch
California Driver Is Held For Manslaughter
Elam F. Bevens 35 of Blythe California was charged with manslaughter after a collision on U S Highway 87 near Sacaton killed William P. Stewart 58 of Chandler. Bevens was held to answer in superior court after a preliminary hearing. The Gila river bridge wreckage blocked the span for over 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yi “Shenard
Quarantine On Dogs To End In Tucson June 15
Tucson rabies quarantine to end June 15 as health officer Dr. L H Howard reports the danger abated but urges continued caution. Thirty diseased dogs were found during five months and more than 80 people received treatment. The quarantine began in outlying districts last December and extended to the city on April 8. The last rabid dog was found about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
L. H. Howard
Howard
Calles Retires To His Ranch On Pacific Coast
Former President Plutarco Elias Calles is resting at his ranch in Sinaloa state on the west coast after retiring at his physician’s suggestion friends said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calles
Pacific Coast
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Sinaloa State
Wreck Victim Jerry Markens Remains hospital bound
Jerry Markens, injured in a recent truck wreck, remains hospitalized at St. Mary's and has not returned to work as previously reported. The update clarifies his ongoing medical care. Mrs Sayde Peters was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Charles Young Post No. 38, American Legion, at last night’s election. Other officers include Eleanor Wilson, Cleo Brown, Katherine Ward, Loreline Mathews, Elizabeth Morris, Dolly Singleton, Mae Simpson, Molly Logan, with installation scheduled for June 24 at the post home on South Meyer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Markens
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sayde Peters
Charles Young
American Legion
South Meyer Street
Eleanor Wilson
Cleo Brown
Katherine Ward
Loreline Mathews
Elizabeth Morris
Dolly Singleton
Mae Simpson
Molly Logan
Wilson visits mother on furlough before Santa Anita return
PVF Z V Wilson formerly in the water service department of the Southern Pacific Railroad is visiting his mother at 829 North Third Avenue for two weeks. He has now returned to Camp Santa Anita California where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima
Collins
Collis
Colps
J. F. McMahon
Gibson Chamber of Commerce
Ajo Dry Climate Club
Gibson
Organ Pipe National Monument
Tucson Chamber of Comree
Bunshine Club
Sylvia Powell
Z. V. Wilson
Water Service Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
North Third Avenue
Camp Santa Anita
Calif
First Sgt David Lindsay Enrolled in Officers Candidate School
First Sgt David L. Lindsay of 241 South Cherry Avenue Tucson is now enrolled in officers candidate school at Mi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Lindsay
South Cherry Avenue
Tucson
Officers Candidate School
Sir John Cunningham Named Commander in Chief Levant
London reports that Vice Admiral Sir John D. Cunningham is appointed commander in chief in the Levant with the acting rank of admiral. He succeeds Acting Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham and is a cousin of Sir Andrew Cunningham. He left the Admiralty where he was the fourth sea lord earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John D. Cunningham
Levant
Ralph Leatham
John
Andrew Cunningham
Mediterranean
Admiralty
RAF Loses 874 Planes In First Five Months Of 1943
Capt. Sir Harold H. Balfour told the House of Commons that the RAF lost 874 planes in raids on Germany and Western Europe from bases in Britain during January to May 1943. He added that 252 aircraft were lost in May alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
RAF
Germany
Europe
Britain
Harold H. Balfour
Air
House of Commons
Balfour
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