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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1943
Page
3
The OPA announces new ceiling prices for about 550 grocery items set to begin Friday June 15. Stores will post classification and price lists to show maximum and selling prices by item, size, and class, with uniform ceilings to curb cost of living increases.
Switzerland defines buttermilk by composition and permits adding skimmed milk and various flavorings while complying with pure food regulations.
Swedish correspondent Sven ska Dagbladet reported Germany planned to mine every British harbor and use aircraft in an invasion defense. Field Marshal Hugo Sperrle would lead the operation in a final phase. Berlin circles reportedly discussed a limited invasion timed with counterminelaying.
OWI reports German espionage aided Japan before the Pearl Harbor attack. Bernard Julius Otto Kuehn, tried in Honolulu, was sentenced to death but commuted to 50 years hard labor. Family interned. Kuehn admitted wiring signals for Japanese consulate to Tokyo. Detective notes included a dormer window signal in Kalama house.
Senator Gillette urged a Senate inquiry into a plan to feed Axis overrun countries. He and Taft proposed a resolution to join Britain Sweden and Switzerland in an international food relief system separate from UN relief. Questions focus on food, shipping, reach to starving civilians and potential relief impact on Axis.
Advertises a medicated liquid Kleerex that supposedly dries pimples by applying before bed. Promises overnight clearing and a money back guarantee, with endorsement by Martin's and drug stores. Claims 50 cent price and broad availability.
The piece argues that Allied leaders threaten to end the war quickly with gas or other weapons if Germany escalates. It outlines German pressure, potential gas use, Allied preparations led by Roosevelt and Churchill, and notes possible Allied moves in the Mediterranean while predicting German morale decline under air raids.
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H R Duffey announced a series of five FBI conferences with state and local police across Arizona for the second quarter of 1943. Meetings in Safford Yuma Phoenix Prescott and Tucson run June 17 22 24 25 and 29 at 9 30 a m in county courthouses. A sound motion picture Next of Kin will be shown and talks cover firearm procurement by law enforcement and related topics.
Washington remains optimistic on an Anglo American postwar understanding covering world commerce and military alliance. Churchill signals a clear bid for continued cooperation despite looming risks of economic warfare after hostilities end, with air transport as a pivotal issue.
All duly constituted law enforcement officers and auxiliary police are eligible to attend a meeting to be held nearest to their community to avoid unnecessary travel. The purpose is to discuss duties of police in the war effort and ensure broad attendance.
Washington dispatch reports First Lieut. John W. Joslin Jr. of Phoenix and Staff Sgt. Jerald H. Jones of Casa Grande as missing in action in the European theater during World War II. Joslin's brother is L. F. Joslin of Phoenix and Jones's father is Otho A. Jones of Casa Grande. Both served in the European area.
The Arizona department of the American Legion executive committee voted to hold the 25th annual convention in Phoenix on August 13 and 14. State commander Stephen J. Tormey of Tucson said the event would follow last year’s streamlined wartime pattern.
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