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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

5

Three Realtors Refuse Fee For War Land Purchases

Tucson officials praise realtors Grant James C. Grant Amos George H. Amos Roy H. Long for waiving 35000 in fees for land buys at Tucson Municipal airport and nearby airfields. Mayor Henry O Jaastad says the trio acted patriotically, aiding the war effort without remuneration.

Tucson Munichpal Henry O. Jaastad Board of Realtors Jaastad W. Stuart Nicholas Grant Amos Long James C. Grant George H. Amos Roy H. Long

Tucson Moves to Buy Airport Land With Surplus Funds

Tucson seeks permission from the state tax commission to spend 20 000 in additional land acquisitions at the municipal airport. Dave C O Neil of the commission reported after a hearing. a decision awaits at least two members, with a recommendation for approval. Mayor Jaastad notes extra federal housing funds left unused, leaving surplus funds to be authorized. Monte Mansfield says the aim is a city airport, not federal purchase.

Tucson State Tax Commission Dave C. O'Neil O'Neil Henry 0. Jaastad

Ration Book Rules Crackdown on Duplicates and Shoe Stamps

War ration guidance warns against duplicate No 3 ration books and outlines shoe stamp 18 validity from June 15 to Oct 31 1943. It directs repayment of stored shoes by June 13 and requires timely use of stamp No 17 for mail orders. New ration books will be issued after stamping 1 and 3, with recipients to fill personal details upon receipt.

Washington

Exhibition in Camouflage at Flag Day Rites

Camouflage exhibition by Army Air Force engineers and a WAAC parade highlight Flag Day at Tucson senior high stadium. Elks Flag Day ritual, a Four Freedoms pageant, and concerts by Marana Band and Davis-Monthan Field groups accompany talks by Elks historians and war bond speakers to meet the June quota.

Army Air Force Engineers WAAC Pima County Women’s War Saving Committee Maranaami Davis-Monthan Tucson Pima County Tucson Lodge of Elks Tony Blanton Tucson Lodge B.P.O.E Ray Gage Max Klinger W. W. Maxwell William N. Allen Joseph Judge William F. Kimball Women’s War Saving Committee Mary MacMurtrie Marilyn Myerson Katherine Pender Bobby Flood Mike Pistor Leslie H. Norris Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Davis-Monthan Field Gwendolyn Bolton C. O Marana W. Pierce Davis

Woman Admits Burning Home After Eviction Plea Guilty

Alice Mitten pleaded guilty to setting fire to her home at 2523 East Lester street after eviction proceedings on May 26. She received a five year suspended sentence with conditions to pay $800 in damages and maintain good behavior, while supporting two children aged seven and five.

East Lester Street Alice Mitten Eva de Concini Mitten Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Citation

Food czar urged to run prices and production

A bipartisan delegation urged President Roosevelt to appoint a food czar with authority over production processing distribution and pricing of agricultural commodities. They argued price ceilings risk shortages and backed big subsidies to roll back prices, while Republicans questioned feasibility and England's model.

Washington George D-Ga Roosevelt House Agricultural Committee Congressional Senate McNary Ore White House Great Britain Canada England James F. Byrnes

Widow Seeks License Transfer to Norman Widow

The Pima County Board of Supervisors received and posted an application to transfer a liquor license from J. P. Scott to Juletta G. Norman for the Norman drug store at 3025 East Speedway. The store, recently owned by the estate of the late Ervey J. Norman, would have the license in Mrs. Norman’s name.

J. P. Scott Juletta G. Norman Norman Drug Store East Speedway Pima County Board of Supervisors Sylvia Powell Ervey J. Norman

Tucson Woman Begins WAAC Training Period

Three Arizona young women including a Tucsonian report to Fort Des Moines on June 24 for WAAC active duty. Miss Sarah Rose Henderson sworn in May 24 in Phoenix. Florence Giltner of Phoenix leads the group and Ruth Mae Armstrong of Douglas also departs.

Arizona

FASTEETH Advertises Secure Denture Comfort

Many wear false teeth with little worry thanks to FASTEETH powder. It tightens plates for firmer, more comfortable wear and has no gummy taste or nausea. The product, described as alkaline and odor reducing, is sold at drug stores.

Fasteeth

City Briefs Ben Daniels Auxiliary and Camp Meeting

Ben Daniels Auxiliary No 3 and Camp Ben Daniels No 8 Spanish American War veterans join for a social evening tomorrow at 7 30 in the V F W hall 121 East Broadway.

BEN Daniels Auxiliary Ben Daniels V.F.W. Hall East Broadway

Meeting of the Town Send Club No 12

The club will meet this evening at 8 at 522 North Second Street. Due to war and transport issues, the group has decided to meet only once each month.

Townsend Club No. 12 North Second Street

Aviation Cadet Benz Assigned to Cochran AAF for Training

Aviation Cadet Ralph A. Benz Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Benz, 840 East 7th Street Tucson, has been assigned to Cochran Army Airfield in Macon Georgia for basic training and the secondary phase of flight instruction. Upon completion, cadets proceed to advanced schools in the Southeastern Training Center for pursuit and bombardment courses.

Ralph A. Benz, Jr Ralph A. Benz E. 7Th St Tucson Cochran Army Airfield Macon Southeastern Training Center

Cadet Thomte Assigned to Army Air Forces Training Center

Pre aviation cadet Peter H. C. Thomte of Tucson has been stationed at the Army air forces basic training center in Kearns Utah Col Converse R Lewis commander announces Thomte he is son of Hans C Thomte of the same address

Peter H. C. Thomte First Ave Tucson Army Air’ Forces Kearns Utah Converse R. Lewis Pvt. Thomte Hans C. Thomte

Promotion of Pfc Tony F Duarte in Caribbean unit

Pfc. Tony F Duarte of Tucson has been promoted to technician fifth grade. He serves in the Caribbean area with a coast artillery antiaircraft unit attached to the Sixth Air Force. He is the son of Mrs. Rosalia Duarte of 256 South Main Street Tucson and was formerly employed by the Martin Drug Company in Tucson.

Tucson Corp Duarte Caribbean Sixth Air Force Rosalia Duarte South Main St Martin Drug Company

Promotion of 1st Lt Fredrick Kephart at California depot

The promotion of 1st Lieutenant Fredrick Weldon Kephart from the 2nd lieutenant grade in the Army Quartermaster Corps was announced today from the California Quartermaster Depot headquarters. He serves in the storage and distribution division and lists 1647 East 4th Street, Tucson as his permanent home.

Fredrick Weldon Kephart Army Quartermaster Corps California Quartermaster Depot E. 4Th Street Tucson

Phoebe Cummings Judd to be buried in Utah

Mrs. Phoebe Cummings Judd died Saturday at her Tucson home after 18 years here. She will be buried in Salt Lake City. graveside services to be conducted by Mizpah chapter No. 5 O E S. Early and Evans of Salt Lake City to handle arrangements. Surviving are two daughters Erma Judd and Mrs. George Lund and three sons including Dell B. Judd.

Phoebe Cummings Judd East Ninth Street Salt Lake City Salt Lake Erma Judd Tucson Judd Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 4 Mizpah Chapter O.E.S Early and Evans Funeral Home George Lund Rathway N. J Dell B

Carelessness Blamed for Rincon Mountain Forest Fire

Forest officials say the Rincon range fire caused less damage than first feared with many islands of untouched timber surviving the blaze. Ground fires burning within a ring around the mountain created the heavy smoke, and crews will mop up remaining snags while surveys assess actual damage to Coronado National Forest and surrounding areas.

Tucson Rincon Mountains Forest Service Charles A. Richey Southwestern National Monuments Italian Ranch Park Service Coronado National Forest California National Park District

Judd Family Ties Noted Across Cities and States

The record lists Judd family members including Judd of Tucson Lyle P. Judd of Dallas Texas Neil M. Judd of Washington DC a brother Dr Byron Cummings and cousin Mrs Cecil R Green of Tucson with connections to multiple locales and kin.

Councilmen Study City Compensation Plan Tonight

The mayor and council, with the civil service commission, will review a position compensation plan for civil service staff at 7:30 p m in the city hall council chambers. The plan sets a base pay, two increase steps, and a maximum salary with discretionary raises. Of 275 city employees, six are outside civil service and not affected, while top officials remain appointed.

Civil Service Commission Civil Service Organization

Births at St Marys Hospital Two Newborn Boys Reported

At St Marys Hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Lightle of Tucson at 10 30 p m June 12. A boy was born to Capt and Mrs Justin G Smith of Tucson at 3 30 a m June 13. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Myrl F Roll of Dos Cabezas Ariz at 5 07 a m June 13.

St. Mary’s Hospital Paul Lightle Box 185 Tucson Justin G. Smith E. Ist. Street Myrl F. Roll Dos Cabezas Ariz

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