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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1941

Page

3

Union Starts Celebration Of Birthday

About 200 members and guests of local 857 carpenters union gathered in a San Carlos cafe to begin a two day 40th anniversary celebration. John Mettler the sole living charter member was guest of honor. Telegrams of felicitation arrived from union officials and state leaders while speakers traced the union history and conservatism. Mayor Janstad was delayed by a prior engagement.

857 Carpenters’ Union San Carlos Tucson Missionpool Park John Mettler Patrick Dougherty Jack Noble Union Lakeland Fla Harry J. Blacklidge Thomas St. John Frank Duffy Sidney P. Osborn John J. Durkin The Southwest Labor Record J. F. Weadock Arizona Daily Star W. H. Johnson Tucson Daily Citizen H. O. Janstad Williams Arizona Municipal League

Fencing and Lights Planned For Ammunition Storages

The War Department plans a 10 foot chain-link non climbable fence around ammunition and other critical storage areas at 95 Army posts. Floodlights will be installed to deter prowlers with a rate of 59 floodlights per mile. Tentative allocations include 4290 dollars for Fort Huachuca in Arizona and 12130 dollars for Fort Sill in Oklahoma. The project costs total 2 882 400 dollars.

Washington War Department Fort Huachuca Ariz Fort Sill Oklo

Civil Defense Plan Outlined by Mayor LaGuardia

New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, OCD director, outlines civilian defense aims to limit disruption while adding safety measures. He stresses voluntary work, shelter planning, fireproofing roles, and mobilization of volunteers and professionals to preserve morale and prevent profiteering.

Tucson Citizen Special News Service Fiorella LaGuardia New York City New York Special News Service Office of Civilian Defense F. H. la Guardia OCD Europe London LaGuardia American Red Cross American Womens Volunteer Association Germany American Legion Airblitz

Yale Scientists Unveil Portable Drunkenness Meter

Yale University researchers Leon A Greenberg and Frederic W Keator described a portable device that determines drunkenness in eight minutes. The breath test uses reaction chambers to release iodine and a blue color intensity measured to show blood alcohol percentage and intoxication level for potential police use.

New Haven Conn Yale Leon A. Greenberg Frederic W. Keator

New seven man commission to govern state fair

A seven member commission appointed by Governor Osborn will take office Monday when a newly effective state fair law begins. Members include Henry Rubinstein Tucson retired merchant John Scott Holbrook wholesale oil dealer Fay Rabb Safford Harry L Nace theater owner G E McDonald insurance man Zack T Addington Phoenix and Fred Faver Buckeye farmer. The commission will oversee the state fair grounds plant in Phoenix and the annual exposition, replacing the prior five member board.

Phoenix Osborn Henry Rubinstein Tucson John Scott Holbrook Fay Rabb Safford Harry L. Nace G. E. McDonald Zack T. Addington Fred Faver Buckeye

New Measure On Land Withdrawal Drafted

A House Senate conference committee on the interior department appropriation bill reported agreement on language requiring congressional consent for withdrawal of public land from open range. The redrafted amendment would apply to all twelve public land states and demand approval for withdrawals to create new national parks monuments and recreational areas.

Washington House-Senate Interior Department Senate Hayden D-Ariz Arizona

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