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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

5

Congressmen Roll Call Votes Show Arizona Stand

Arizona lawmakers backed several measures in early June roll calls. House approved modifications to an independent offices bill 282 to 46. passed lend lease UNRRA funding 280 to 23 with Harless abstaining. Kimmel and Short trial measures were split along party lines. Senate approved price control amendments 50 to 22. rejected others 40 to 30. group technical amendments passed 48 to 36. Hayden and McFarland opposed several actions.

Washington Arizona Congress House Senate Independent Offices Harless Murdock Murock Bill Post Adm Kimmel Gen. Short Pearl Harbor Sens Hayden and McFarland OPA Board of Review Hayden, McFarland Weeks Mass Chandler

McFarland Votes For Cotton Amendment Amid Price Control Debate

Senator Ernest W. McFarland of Arizona joined 39 colleagues in backing Senator Bankhead's amendment to price control legislation. The measure would force the OPA to readjust ceilings on cotton textiles. Senator Carl Hayden did not vote, while 35 senators opposed the amendment.

Washington Ernest W. McFarland Arizona Sen. Bankhead Alabama OPA Carl Hayden

Religion can be grounds for divorce says Arizona court

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that religious devotion may amount to cruel treatment toward a spouse and justify divorce. It upheld a divorce for Sam Ak. Smith of Mayer and awarded him custody of two children with limited access for Mrs. Smith. The ruling cited Mrs. Smith joining Jehovahs Witnesses and distributing literature as disrupting family life. In a separate opinion, the court upheld the Industrial Commission against a workers’ compensation claim at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft in Tucson.

Phoenix State Supreme Court Henry D. Ross Yavapai County Sam Ak. Smith Mayer Miner Smith The Industrial Commission C. J. Power Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation Tucson

Yank Airmen Triumph Over Nazi Fighters In England Sky

A squadron of 12 Thunderbolts defeated 20 ME 109s in 20 minutes, downing 10 as Lt. Charles Carter and Lt. Charles Ray each claimed two kills. Carter, on his 41st mission, noted American superiority and the Germans’ hesitation as clear skies over Caen aided the attack.

U. S England Ninth Airforce Eighth Airforce Charles “Nick” Carter Norfolk Charles Ray Bemont Ill Carter Caen Ray

Arizona Officers Shine in Panama Canal Defense Command

Panama Canal Department headquarters reports several Arizona natives hold high posts from captain to general. Notables include Brig. Gen. William C. Christy and Col. Walter K. Tweedy, with many former 158th Infantry veterans serving in Panama and Caribbean defense roles. Col. Henry R. Merchant Jr. of Tucson, a Washington State graduate and Tucson attorney, heads staff work at Fort Clayton Florida?

Panama Canal Department Arizona United States House of Representatives Caribbean Defense Command Poparation National Guard William C. Christy Walter K. Tweedy Ernest F. Littlefield Nelson F. Huie Dirk Lay Phoenix Ariz Henry R. Merchant, Jr G-3 E. O. Monro 150Th Infantry Regiment Charles E. de Saro Tucson F. I. Pomeroy Fort Clayton Canal Zone Mesa John F. DeVos, Jr Miami John D. Striegel Globe Pacific Ernesto Munoz Flagstaff Arthur V. Cristini Tombstone Christy DeVos 158Th Infantry Panama Pearl Harbor Panama Canal Area Arawa Los Negros New Guinea South Pacific Islands Col. Merchant Washington State College Pullman Wash University of Arizona East Speedway St Catherine Favour Antoinette Henry III H. R. Merchant Clarkston, Wash Col. Monro 150Th Infantry University of California At Berkeley Calif Randolph Chemical Warfare Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Mass Dorothy Heighton Monro East Broadway

Arizona Officer Locates Supply Route At Anzio

First Lt. Stanley S. Lemon of Chaulder Arizona acted as battalion adjutant during Feb 15 18 near Correcato to locate the only supply route under heavy fire. He disrupted enemy encirclement killed and wounded Germans and captured a prisoner. He then directed armored units to block a split in our forces aiding evacuation of 39 litter patients and 78 walking wounded.

Anzio War Department Stanley S. Lemon Chaulder Ariz Correcato Lemon Mander Laurence C. Brown Brown Col. Brown Lemonnally

Mexico Seeks Settlement in Massive Labor Dispute

Mexico City June 13 Negotiations continue toward settling a labor dispute affecting more than 600000 workers in about 5000 unions. A nation wide sympathetic strike had been planned for last Saturday as talks proceed, centered on La Trinidad textile mill in Tlaxcala where the employer and management have bar been on strike for nearly 22 months. The ministry of labor is holding conferences to resolve the conflict.

Mexico City la Trinidad Tlaxcala Ministry of Labor

Forest Experts Start Tour of Experimental Cork Area

Dr. Palmer Stockwell of the California forest experimental station arrives in Phoenix to tour cork production work. He is joined by Herman Krauch of the Southwest experimental forest station in Tucson. First stop is Tonto National Forest where over 12,000 cork oak seedlings were planted in 1942 and 1943. One of the finest cork oaks stands at Pinal.

Phoenix Palmer Stockwell California Forest Experimental Station Herman Krauch Southwest Experimental Forest Tucson Tonto National Forest Pinal

Forest official notes cork supply plan from Arizona

F Lee Kirby, supervisor of the Tonto forest, says a ranch between Superior and Miami will contribute to cork production. Arizona cork is expected to offset Portugal and Spain supplies before the war.

Superior Miami F. Lee Kirby Tonto Arizona Portugal Spain

Traffic Violators Convicted In May

Phoenix report shows 329 motorists arrested in May by the state highway patrol, 260 convicted, paying 8 104 in fines and facing jail terms totaling 10 years eight months and 20 days. End of month 65 cases pending.

Phoenix State Highway Patrol

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UNRRA Sen. McFarland Panama Canal Zone Panama Canal Army Infantry Fort Benning Mexico Uncle Sam Baker'e E. Congress Ordia Thornton Ely Thorn DER National Dictillere Products Corporation New York S. P Red Cross
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