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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

7

NYA Workers In This Area To Lose Jobs

NYA workers in the area face layoffs as the local NYA office will shut June 26 and the federal building headquarters disband July 1 due to Congress funding shortfalls. Most affected are stenographers and clerks in government offices, with about 20 draft board workers also losing NYA employment.

NYA Federal Congress Winifred Guenther Miss Guenther County Health Clinic Civilian Defense Coordinating Council County Agricultural Extension Offices Army and Navy Civil Aeronautics Office Government Employment Office Randolph Park Guenther

Yugoslav King and Princess Engage in Talks of Marriage

The British Press Association reports an official engagement announcement for King Peter of Yugoslavia and Princess Alexandra of Greece, expected soon. The exiled king, 18, and the princess, 21, began their acquaintance at Cambridge where he studies and she nurses.

London British Press Association Peter Yugoslavia Alexandra Greece Ing Alexander Ige II Cambridge

Army Medical Recruiting Board Arrives in Phoenix June 29

Dr Charles S Smith state chairman for procurement and assignment of physicians announced the Army medical recruiting board will arrive in Phoenix June 29. Major Carvell Evans will head the board with examinations for Army commissions starting June 30 at the Phoenix recruiting office.

Nogales Ariz Charles S. Smith Army Medical Recruiting Board Phoenix Carvell&. Evans Smith Army Recruiting Office

Soap Proves Undoing For Newsman Making Miraculous Escapes

New Delhi reports Associated Press correspondent Preston Grover survived over 100 bombings and heavy fire during two years in war zones. He was twice pitched into the Mediterranean from attacked ships and finally suffered a rib injury after slipping on soap in his bathtub. Australian merchants assess goods marked Made in nee to determine if from German occupied or Vichy France.

New Delhi India Associated Press Preston Grover Mediterranean Australia France Vichy France

Marmola Promises Slimming for Fat Women

An ad claims fat women can slim down without starvation by Marmola tablets for thyroid-related weight gain. It warns Marmola is not a cure-all, advises consulting a physician, and touts over twenty million packages sold, urging immediate use.

Army Emergency Relief To Benefit By Dance Event

Army Emergency Relief will benefit from a Thursday night dance at the Santa Rita hotel. Maj. Gen. Irving J. Phillipson says funds support speedy aid to soldiers and dependents, including medical care, food, fuel, and clothing through posts, camps, airfields, or Red Cross chapters.

Army Emergency Relief Santa Rita Hotel Irving J. Phillipson Red Cross

Two Phoenix Marines Reported Prisoners of War

Washington announces two Phoenix Ariz Marine Corps members held as prisoners of war by Japan. Maj James Patrick Sinnott De vereux, noted for leading the Wake Island defense, is also reported among prisoners. The report ends with the note that six prisoners are acknowledged.

Washington Phoenix Ariz U. S. Marine Corps War Department James Patrick Sinnott Devereux Wake Island

War department lists 134 internees from Japan through Red Cross

War department records detail 134 internees released from Japan via the Red Cross. The men are held at Shanghai, China, and include Pvt. First Class Glenn Elmer Grubb of 1107 Woodland Avenue and Pvt. First Class Laurence A. Parks, sons of their respective fathers.

War Department Japan International Red Cross Shang

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