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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

Page

3

Book World reviews reveal jealousy as driving sin in Leave Her to Heaven

Ben Ashes Williams discusses his novel Leave Her to Heaven a psychological study of extreme drama in normal life He centers on a young writer and a jealous wife whose actions lead to a drowning and a pivotal murder trial The piece also covers Army of Shadows by Joseph Kessel highlighting Jean Francois brave resistance work in France and the underground movement.

Ben Ashes Williams Heaven Williams Joseph Kessel Alfred A. Knopf Jean-Francois France Kessel Jean Paris Gestapo Dea Srothes

Conservation Chief Transferred to Chicago

Phoenix June 16 Evan L. Flory regional chief of soil and moisture conservation for the United States Indian service is assigned to Chicago as associate director. He closes his Salt Gila and Colorado river watershed protection program noting Arizona could save water losses by funding sediment control efforts.

Phoenix Evan L. Flory United States Indian Service Chicago Gila Colorado River Flory Arizona

Nation Looks To 4 H Group For War Food

Government figures project meat production in 1944 at about 25.6 billion pounds with massive slaughter of cattle sheep lambs calves and hogs as farm youth join the 4 H meat animal activity to gain practical skills. Merit awards include silver medals gold watches and a trip to Chicago congress with four top winners earning $200 college scholarships. Last year's Arizona state winner was Malcolm Adams of Scottsdale.

Thomas E. Wilson Chicago National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Arizona Malcolm Adams Scottsdale

Pima Club Names Top Contenders for State and National Awards

A group of Pima county club members will compete this fall with several veterans highlighted as top contenders for state and national awards. Key figures include Karl Ronstadt of Santa Margarita ranch, Bobby Honea of Marana, Bill Nevelle and Maurice Koontz of Emery park, and Bud Shoemaker of Jaynes Station, each with three to five years in club work.

Pima County Karl Ronstadt Santa Margarita Ranch Bobby Honea Marana Bill Nevelle Emery Park Maurice Koontz Bud Shoemaker Jaynes Station

War costs rise in May over April totals

United States war expenditures in May reached 7.918 billion dollars, up 5.7 percent from April as government outlays continued to support ongoing military operations.

Washington United States

Government spends 192 billion on war production 1940–44

From July 1, 1940, through May 31, 1944, the government spent 192 billion dollars for war production. The total includes checks cleared by the treasury from war appropriations and net outlays of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and its subsidiaries.

The Treasury Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Wife Becomes Ice Man in Kansas City Story

Mrs Ida Lynch 28 mother of a 22 month old joined the ice business after her husband enlisted in the Navy and her father fell ill. She learned to drive a truck from two teenage helpers and only handles 25 pound cakes of ice while the boys perform heavier tasks.

Kansas City Kan. P Ida Lynch Navy

Refreshment Stands May Get More Sugar

The Office of Price Administration announced local ration boards may grant additional sugar and processed food allotments to refreshment stands and snack bars with seasonal business increases. Allocations will be based on seasonal demand and local conditions.

Washington U.P Office of Price Administration

Card of Thanks for Alberto Amado family

The Amado family expresses gratitude for flowers and for friends who attended the funeral of Alberto Amado Jr and for many expressions of sympathy and condolence during their hour of sorrow. Mrs Elvira Jacobs Amado Alberto Amado Sr and family

Alberto Amado, Jr Elvira Jacobs Amado Alberto Amado, SR

Great Lakes fleet built at Presque Island 1812

Shipwrights were paid nine dollars a week plus meals and lodgings when constructing the Great Lakes fleet at Presque Island in 1812.

Great Lakes Presque Island

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Book World Saat Two States Mountainelephone & Telegraph E. Pennington Pima Reuben OPA Fame Pinkham Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham California Victory Congress
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