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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1944

Page

3

City Water Conflict Looms Over Broadway Supply

The National City Water Co plans to let Tucson take over sections of its pipes along East Broadway to address inadequate water in Terra De Concini addn. Residents signed a petition for Arizona Corporation Commission action while city officials weigh joining the lines to improve service amid wartime supply delays.

National City Water Co Terra de Concini Addison Broadway Tucson Arizona Te Corporation Commission Lindsey Water Con East Broadway National City Company National City Martin Jr Toy Martin Tier Ty Council Byudge Eva de Concini WPB Water Company Decini Subivision

Towns and groups may name B 29 in bond drive

Communities subscribing 600 000 dollars for bonds may have their names painted on a new Superfortress, per the war finance committee. The bond cavalcade with the Ft. Huachuca band drew 60 000 in bonds at Clarkdale, bringing the total for the troupe to 335 000. Arizona week total passes 3 500 000 with Phoenix at 1 634 537. A Goodyear employee bought a 100 dollar bond with coins.

Associated Press War Finance Committee Walter R. Bimson Ft. Huachuca Clarkdale Phoenix Goodyear

Confirmation Scheduled at St. Andrew's Church

Rt. Rev. Walter Mitchell bishop of Arizona will conduct confirmations at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church corner East 16th Street and South Fifth Avenue tomorrow at 1 a m Those to be confirmed are Mayo MacEachron Harry Stratton Joyce Highbr o u s e Alva Bustamante and JanedicCormick per Rev Walter F Dugan

Walter Mitchell Arizona St. Andrew's Episcopal Church East 16Th and South Fifth Avenue Walter F. Dugan Mayo MacEachron Harry Stratton Joyce Highrouse Alva Bustamante Jane dicCormick

Canada Among World Leaders in Wheat Production

Canada ranks as a top wheat producing nation, contributing significant output to global markets. Agricultural policies, climate, and export opportunities position Canada as a major player in cereals for the international economy.

German Army Beaten By September Surrender by Christmas

Rep. Cannon of Missouri predicted to the House that German armies would collapse by September and Nazis surrender by Christmas or sooner during talks on a deficiency supply bill. He spoke as chairman of a committee, outlining wartime prospects.

Washington Cannon D.mo House Trons

Justice Court Helps Against Overcharges

In Phoenix Arizona on June 17 the OPA states that a consumer can file suit for $50 or three times the overcharge in cases of small price gouging. Justice courts handle sums up to $200 while higher amounts go to the superior court. The district enforcement division offers instructions on filing such suits under ceiling prices.

Phoenix Ariz OPA Simple Justice Court Office of Price Administration Darrell R. Parker Justice Courts Superior Court District Enforcement Division OPA Board Arizona Parker

Zemsky To Speak On Health Legislation

Dr. Boris Zemsky of the Pima County Health Department and chairman of the venereal disease committee will address the Tucson League of Women Voters meeting on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. He will cover proposed pre marital examination and blood test laws for pregnant women and survey the state venereal disease situation. Mrs. Benson Bloom leads the event.

Boris Zemsky Pima County Health Department Pima County Medical Society Tucson League of Women Voters Chamber of Commerce Zemsky Benson Bloom

Biak Island Battle Report Shapes American Victory Prospects

The narrative portrays Biak defenders as fanatical and tenacious, delaying American advances at a high cost. American forces respond with pressure at every contact and advance when possible, backed by field artillery, naval bombardment, heavy mortars, rockets, air strikes, and strafing. While a swift win seems likely, the Japanese defense of the islet suggests a harder, longer struggle ahead.

Hardy Pacific

Testimony in Shooting Trial Contends Self Defense

The defense and Navarre describe the confrontation with Johnson as self defense. Navarre testifies he drew his gun only after Johnson swung and fired, while Johnson's account claims Navarre followed and fired at his back.

Page One Johnson Navarre

Allies land on Elba as fighting rages for batteries and air fields

The Fifth Army advances along its sector and seizes Grosseto with air fields while Berlin reports successful landings on Elba. Gen De Lattre de Tassigny, once a rebel in southern France, escaped Nazis and joined North Africa forces.

Trevi Fologno Terni Fifth Army Grosseto Elba Berlin Portoferraio de Lattre de Tassigny France North Africa Corsica Rome

Rogue Nazi Robots Stun War World With New Threat

Report describes odd Nazi robots light enough not to slow Allied efforts. They have no propeller, run on a gas-compression tail engine, and emit smoke and sparks. Each unit carries a 2000 pound bomb and explodes on contact. They cannot return to base after launch and follow a fixed course. Security limits kept details high level.

WPA Survey Sets U S Land Area At 3 022 387 Square Miles

A WPA survey fixed the land area of the United States at 3 022 387 square miles, providing a precise national measurement for governmental and geographic records.

The United States

Seven Chicago Police Ousted By Commission

SevenChicago Police officers six captains and a lieutenant were discharged by Commissioner James P Allman after the civil service commission convicted them of failure to suppress gambling Two other captains were convicted but kept their jobs The removals mark the largest mass ouster in department history and follow the grand jury probe into the slaying of Sonny Boy Quirk and related gambling activity Attorneys said appeals would follow the findings

Chicago James P. Allman Civil Service Commission Grand Jury Martin Sonny Boy) Quirk South Side Virgil W. Peterson Chicago Crime Commission

Normandy advances widen beachhead as Allied push grows

Allied forces press inland on the Normandy coast with gains near Caen and Cherbourg area. British troops break German lines between Tilly-sur-Seulles and Caen, a village seized, while Lessay and Valognes sectors show signs of German withdrawal. Reports cite reinforced British reserves and a beachhead now about 800 square miles with roughly 300000 German troops engaged.

Lessay la Haye-Du Puits Thunderbolt England Coutances Gordon W. Fowler Newark N. J Gorrell Montebourg Paris Cherbourg Valognes Tilly-Sur-Seulles Caen Richard D. McMillan United Press McMillan Escoville Breville

No Sign Of Jim Reeves Yet

Prescott dispatch reports a 48 hour search in the Cherry district 18 miles east of Dewey failed to find rancher Jim Reeves who rode out on Thursday morning. Deputies led 20 searchers who fear an accident after no trace of Reeves or his horse was found in rugged range.

Prescott Cherry Dewey Jim Reeves Reeves

Saipan battle updates and carrier raids near Tokyo

Allied forces renewed pressure on Saipan with heavy bombardment and steady advances around Agingan point. A carrier task force struck the Bonin and Volcano islands within 615 miles of Tokyo, sinking several Japanese ships and destroying aircraft as American troops push inland amid intense Japanese fire.

Pacific Fleet Tokyo Bonin Volcano Islands Midway Marianas Chichi Jima Haha Jima Bonins Iwo Jima Volcanos Saipan Agingan Point Charan Kanoa

Harless predicts Arizona to become television center

Rep. Richard F. Harless arrived to launch his reelection bid and forecast Arizona as a television hub. He said Phoenix and Tucson would host points on a transcontinental underground TV cable with a Bell permit, allowing broadcasts within a 50 mile radius. He also described an oil pipeline from West Texas and New Mexico to Phoenix and then toward Los Angeles, noting refinery plans under War Production Board consideration.

Phoenix Arizona Richard F. Harless Tucson Bell Telephone Company West Texas New Mexico Los Angeles Harless War Production Board

Weaver Installed as Arizona State Treasurer

Alva Weaver, formerly a state prison warden, was formally installed as state treasurer after Gov. Osborn approved bonds totaling 145000 dollars. Weaver succeeds James D. Brush, who was convicted last week of misappropriating county funds.

Phoenix Alva Weaver Osborn James D. Brush

Canada Imported Coffee Before the War Amount

Before the war Canada imported about 40 million pounds of coffee annually, a figure cited to illustrate prewar trade patterns and household consumption.

Canada

Auto Accident Fatal to Baby Girl Annie Sue Brown

One year old Annie Sue Brown, daughter of Horace Barnell Brown, died at Davis Monthan field hospital from injuries after a car driven by her father and carrying her mother ran off the road near Willcox, Arizona. Brown Sr. remained unconscious with injuries to his eye and face while Mrs. Brown had minor cuts. The car was a total wreck and the injured were rushed to the base hospital from Wilcox.

Annie Sue Brown Horace Barnell Brown Davis-Monthan Field Hospital Willcox Brown Camp Pendleton Calif Wilcox

House Passes Deficiency Funds for 1945 Budget

The House approved and sent to the Senate a $2,595,165,535 appropriation bill funding deficiency needs for government expenses plus $177,750,000 for the Office of Price Administration for fiscal year 1945. Also mentions a note on prehistoric bacteria forming iron deposits.

Washington House Senate Office of Price Administration

Salvage Paper Collected Next Tuesday In Sector N

Mrs. L. A. Romine announces next Tuesday as the salvage paper collection day for Sector N. New collection bins have been placed at Davis Oracle Road Grocery 3755 Oracle Road Polen's Grocery Ft Lowell Road and North First Avenue and the Shell station at Campbell and Edison Streets. Citizens are asked to tie bundles securely and leave the package by rural mailboxes outside city limits.

L. A. Romine Pima County Salvage Committee Romine Tucson Davis Oracle Road Oracle Road Polen’s Ft. Lowell Road North First Avenue Shell Campbell and Edison Streets

Morrison Funeral For Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot

Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 at Bring's funeral home for Lt. Grant Reid Morrison of the Royal Canadian Air Force. He was killed in the North Pacific while serving as first pilot on a reconnaissance patrol aircraft. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morrison of 2248 East First Street. The body will be shipped to Tucson by Western Air Company.

Bring’s Funeral Home Grant Reid Morrison Royal Canadian Air Force North Pacific E. E. Morrison East First Street Tucson Western Air Com

Arizona man joins RCAF and service in Phoenix area

The family has been advised that the remains will arrive on Tuesday. Capt. D. A. McLeod, formerly Morrison's roommate, accompanies the remains to Tucson. Rev. Fred Line of Phoenix will officiate. Morrison attended the University of Arizona, was in his senior year when he enlisted in the Canadian air force, and was a Phoenix high school graduate.

Mand RCAF D. A. McLeod Morrison Tucson Fred Line Phoenix University of Arizona Canadian Air Force

Marriages in U S 1943 Fall Slightly From 1942

The year 1943 saw about 1,725,000 marriages in the United States, a decline of 75,000 compared with 1942, reflecting wartime social shifts.

United States

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