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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1942

Page

5

Wood To Be Used In Building Patrol Craft In War On Submarines

Washington reports that wood will constitute a large share of 1,000 small patrol boats in the Navy expansion plan worth 8.55 billion dollars. Chairman Vinson of the House naval committee says wood cuts costs and speeds production while preserving metal for carriers and other ships.

Washington Vinson D-Ga House Naval Committee Navy Midway Island Coral Seas Great Lakes Naval Committee

Florida Pipe Line Wins Ickes Approval for Florida-Georgia Line

Petroleum Coordinator Harold Ickes announced approval of laws for a 220 mile northern Florida petroleum conduit from Port St. Joe to Jacksonville. The 35000 barrel daily line would move gasoline and other products via barge along the Atlantic coast to supply Florida and neighboring states.

Washington Harold L. Ickes Florida Atlantic Norfolk American Liberty Pipe Line Company Dallas Texas Ickes Port St. Joe Florida Gulf Coast Jacksonville Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Ralph K. Davies Baton Rouge Greensboro N.C

Woman of 101 Shares Longevity Recipe in Vallejo

Mrs. Minerva Brown who just turned 101 offers her recipe for longevity. She urges hard work regular churchgoing and treating others as you wish to be treated as keys to a long life.

Vallejo Cal Minerva Brown

Army WAAC girdles issued as shells begin bulge control

Fort Des Moines announces WAAC candidates to report in mid July will receive two girdles on arrival and one each year. Along with uniforms the issue includes robes, bras, drawers, gloves, pajamas, dress shields, hose, slippers, slips, towels, first aid and kitchen kit. Soldiers don't cry.

Fort Des Moines Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Army Quartermaster’s Department Waac Officers Training School Milady

Scouts Collect Rubber in Citywide Salvage Drive

Boy Scouts of Tucson join a rubber salvage campaign. After residents drop rubber at service stations, scouts canvass neighborhoods to collect leftovers. Officials provide salvage trucks while scouts search river bottoms lots and dumps for discarded rubber.

Boy Scouts of Tucson

Two Tucson youths enlist in U S Navy

The Arizona district recruiting office in Phoenix announced two Tucson men have joined the Navy. Harvey F. Bauers, 21, and Harvey J. Willis, 21, will report to San Diego for indoctrination and then radio school. Bauers excelled in tennis, baseball and basketball at Tucson High. Willis attended the University of Arizona before enlisting.

Tucson U. S. Navy Arizona Phoenix Harvey F. Bauers Frank Bauers East Sixth Street Harvey J. Willis Lila Willis East 16Th Street San Diego Calif Bauers Tucson High School Willis The University of Arizona Navy

Rubber Drive for Service Men Ends June 30

Uncle Sam pays a penny a pound for old rubber and Standard Service Men collect it for re processing. Proceeds from donated rubber go to the USO or similar causes. Bring in any rubber items you no longer need before midnight June 30.

Sam Standard Service USO

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