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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1941

Page

2

City to build health center on West Alameda site

City council approves a plan to erect a preventative health center on the West Alameda and North Meyer lot with $6,000 set aside by the council and $6,000 pledged by the supervisors. Federal Works Administration funds to complete the financing.

City County Health West Alameda and North Meyer Streets Federal Works Ejects Administration L. H. Howard EPSW Andrew P. Martin Martin

Patrol Tightens Border Net in Tough Arizona Campaign

The U S border patrol increases manpower to 75 in Arizona with 14 new agents, opens an alien inspection station on Nogales highway north of Kinsley service station, and deploys eight horses, four light trucks with trailers, and 35 radio-equipped cars to trap illegal entrants. Chief Carson Morrow vows to make entry difficult, stressing courtesy and targeted searches only with solid proof.

U. S United States Carson Morrow Tucson Arizona Yuma County Nogales Highway Kinsley South Ninth Avenue Morrow Mexico

City plans hearing on East Sixth street project assessment

The city schedules a June 30 hearing to review the assessment schedule for the East Sixth street widening project. A petition from city firemen regarding changes to insurance pension plans is postponed. Paul H. Bohardt is promoted to patrolman first class. Acting City Manager Martin selects the Arizona Daily Star to publish official records for the coming year.

Monterey and Ponderosa Addition Evo de Concini Eulison Acson H. Fowler H. O. Jaastad Fry Fort Huachuca Phil J. Martin, Jr U.S Carl Hayden U. S. Veterans Administration South Sixth Avenue Martin Sard C. E. Rose East 12Th Street Highland and Vine Avenues City Planning and East Sixth Paul H. Bohardt Martin Arizona Daily Star

Armies Test New Tactics With Second Armored Division

In Tennessee a five clanched pincer attack simulates mechanized warfare as the Second Armored Division joins the Fifth and other units for a dawn battle. About 70 000 troops and hundreds of tanks and armored cars participate across a 600 square mile area near Wartrace Tennessee.

Tennessee U. S Middle Tennessee Europe Wartrace Nashville New York Georgia Carolinas Fort Custer Mich Fort Benning

Patrol Duty on the U S Mexico Border Described

The text portrays long days of patrolling from Nogales to south of Gila Bend with desert lines and routine suspects. It notes three months of training in El Paso followed by a year of probation, highlighting patrolmen as vital if war comes, responsible for border conditions.

Nogales Gila Bend el Paso

Dr Uvedale Introduces Sweet Peas in Early 1700s

Dr. Uvedale, a schoolmaster, first grew sweet peas successfully in 1700. This marks an early achievement in horticulture by a notable educator.

Petroleum industry pledges to meet defense needs

The Public Relations Committee of the Pacific Coast Petroleum Industry says sixty nine new tankers are on order and an industry owned shipyard group will relieve private yards. Tank cars and trucks may fill gaps until pipelines and tankers are ready, though at higher costs. Priorities favor national defense fuel oil, gasoline for commerce, and luxury driving last. The United States holds large oil reserves and refining capacity and will supply aviation gasoline, explosives feedstocks, and military lubricants.

United States Britain Eastern Seaboard Gulf Ports

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