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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
3
Drought drives private well owners to Tucson's water department for relief. Merrill Biggs says approvals take about nine days, with few dissenting requests. Wells drying out, pumps failing, but WPB coordination ensures continued supply.
Norman Guy was found guilty by a jury in a case before Superior Court with William G. Hall presiding. The sentence is set for June 21 with time fixed for sentencing.
Judge Charles Phininzy presided over the case Eva De Concini versus Benton and Fintey. The court granted judgment for the defendants in the eviction action.
Judge Paul J. Cella presides as Mabel Saxon faces bigamy in Pima County. John J. Stringer charged with simple assault and intoxication receives $10 fine or 10 days on the second count, held on the first for possible action by county authorities.
Belle D. Hall and Palicarpio L. Escalante of Eloy Arizona. Manuela Garcia aged 21 of Tucson Arizona. Paul W. Tibbitts and Martha Louise Fleming both of Geneva Ohio. William H. Sprinkle and Hazel Dell Sneed of Macomb Illinois. Alejandro A. Trujillo of Tucson and Dora Oros of Tucson. Keith W. Sutor of Baldwin City Kansas and Betty Louise Campbell of Trenton Missouri. Leon Kalkwart of Boone Iowa and Mildred Hagley of Genoa Colorado. Gilbert L. Newbold of Mount Holly New Jersey and Anna Laura Wilson of Tarboro North Carolina. Francis F. Whitney of Tucson and Florice Knight of Tucson. Harold H. Forbes of Los Angeles California and Betty Guterman of Bronx New York. William S. Taylor and Louise Clark, both of Charleston West Virginia.
New Delhi dispatch says U S bomber formations dropped six tons of bombs on Yamethin railroad yards southwest of Keiktla and on Yanang Yaung oil facilities. Other formations attacked Myingang railroad. All aircraft returned safely.
Marael Cho, owner of a Chinese restaurant in San Diego, reported that a thief stole $100 of Chinese Relief funds from her store and, to show impartiality, $50 belonging to Mrs Cho herself.
A report notes more than 1,300,000 acres in Utah are covered by water. The fact highlights a large aquatic area within the state.
Stockholm reports German forces in Denmark, about 200000 troops concentrated mainly in Jutland, with fortified towns to defend the lowlands and Baltic approaches. Sabotage by Danes continues, railways heavily guarded, and Danish Nazi activity wanes while illegal presses flourish.
County Treasurer A. B. Cole reported that Pima County’s 1942-43 state sales tax allotments total $498,538.51, creating a surplus of $77,519.23 above the budgeted $421,019.28. The December share stood at $47,791.42, with yearly receipts higher due to rising Arizona sales and a 10 percent city share amendment.
Carmen Flores aged 94 died at her Tucson home on Ventura street yesterday afternoon. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Dolores Riez and Mrs. Flavia Baltares and a brother William Flores, all of Tucson. The body lies in state at 810 Carmen street tonight, with funeral services at Holy Family church tomorrow at 4 PM and burial at Holy Hope cemetery. Tucson Mortuary handles arrangements.
A British night raid over the Rineland involved 1,000 bombers and cost about 14 million dollars. The largest single item expense was the aircraft losses.
The American Legion luncheon club will meet at the Santa Rita hotel Monday noon. Radio Operator William Young of Tucson, recently visiting his parents after service on the submarine Wahoo, and Representative Ernest McFarland of Phoenix will speak.
The article recalls wartime price increases from 82 cents to 2.95 for a pair of overalls and a 10 pound bag of sugar rising to 2.67, illustrating inflation in household staples during the conflict.
Secretary Jesse Jones ordered the reconstruction finance corporation to underwrite or directly provide loans to small meat packers and banks to bridge subsidies. The move aims to prevent shutdowns while subsidy payments may be delayed and to reassure that the subsidy program will be carried out unless Congress terminates it.
Manuel Moreno 66 of 423 South Park avenue died early this morning at a local hospital. He was employed by the Southern Pacific railroad. Survived by a widow six daughters and two sons including Aurora Brown Mercedes Dillon Louise Justice Mike Yuba Manuel Moreno Steve Moreno Jack W. Brown Canada Abbas Hassien Marcedonio Moreno. Body to lie in state Sunday at Tucson Mortuary chapel with rosary at 9 p m. Funeral Monday at San Agustin cathedral.
The Army air forces technical training command will relinquish 206 of 434 hotels and other properties temporarily seized for personnel use. Leases return within a month after July 15, reducing annual rentals by about 4.6 million dollars. At Atlantic City 35 percent of 47 leases are canceled.
Frederick Rau, famed WWI dog trainer for Germany, now American citizen, touts properly trained sentry dogs as worth six armed men. He explains his 21 years in the United States shaping dogs to confront the Nazis in the current conflict.
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