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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

7

Peron Seeks More Farmers For Argentina Reform Drive

Buenos Aires reports that Argentina's new government places agrarian reform at the top of its agenda. President Peron aims to subdivide large estates and release idle land to cultivate 1,084,000 square miles of temperate farmland, inviting selective immigration from Italy Spain Ireland and the Low Countries to populate rural areas.

J. F. McEvoy Buenos Aires Juan D. Peron Argentina Labor Party Peron Genaro Cooke New York Italy Spain Eire

Papago Ranch Hand Killed By Train

A Papago Indian named Jose Juan Pedro was killed Monday by a train at Roll, about 50 miles east of Yuma. He worked on the W. Hanford ranch.

Yuma Jose Juan Pedro Roll W. Hanford

Two Mor gan Brothers Return From War

Maj Howard Morgan Jr and Lt Allen Morgan brothers of El Encanto apartments and Hacienda del Sol are released from service. On June 1 Major Morgan and his wife set up home in Holbrook Arizona where he is general manager of White passenger bus lines serving Globe Springerville Holbrook. Allen Morgan formerly attended the University of Arizona and now works with a private flying service at Hawthorne California.

Maj Howard Morgan, Jr Allen Morgan Army Navy Air Corps Howard Morgan el Encanto Apartments University of Arizona Hawthorne Los Angeles Calif

Vets To Get 5 000 Acres For Homesteading

Phoenix report says about 5 000 acres of reclaimed land on the Yuma Mesa project will be offered to World War II veterans for homesteading by late next year. The bill, passed by the Senate, allows veterans to homestead reclaimed land regardless of age with priority to World War II veterans. Eligible applicants must show farming fit and $2 000 in equipment, with 40 years to repay reclamation costs plus a 10 year development plan after reclamation.

Phoenix Ariz Yuma-Mesa Vaud Larson U.S. Reclamation Bureau Senate Gila Project Welton-Mohawk

Tucson High School Gridiron Player Serves at Williams Field

A 1940 Tucson high school graduate who starred two years as halfback on the football team and was active in other sports is serving at Williams Field Chandler Arizona as first sergeant of the field's Negro squadron. Martha Elkins Henderson has been discharged from the Navy women's reserve and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wester Henderson. Ensign James W Wortman has been discharged from the Navy at the separation center in San Francisco California.

Tucson High School Williams Field Chandler Ariz Martha Elkins Henderson East Miles Street Women’s Reserve of the Navy Wester Henderson Ens James W. Wortman East Helen Street Navy Separation Center San Francisco Calif

Measles Cases Drop In City County Health Report

Forty three measles cases were reported last week by the city county health department led by Dr. L H Howard. The prior week listed fifty four cases, showing a decline in the disease in the area.

City County Health Department L. H. Howard

New York awards $115000 to man over miscarriage of justice

Bertram M. Campbell, who served 40 months in Sing Sing for forgeries later confessed by another man, received $115,000 from New York state for humiliation and loss of liberty and earnings. The Court of Claims called him a victim of a miscarriage of justice.

Albany N. Y Bertram M. Campbell Sing Sing New York State State Court of Claims Floral Park

Sailors To Be Stationed Here in Naval Reserve Program

Enlisted personnel of class V6 naval reserve eligible for active duty as station keepers or ship keepers for reserve facilities. Captain Seldon G. Hooper announced the plan. Localities listed include San Diego Los Angeles Long Beach Pasadena Santa Ana San Bernardino Bakersfield Santa Barbara Santa Monica Phoenix Tucson and Albuquerque. Stationed sailors receive full Navy pay plus allowances, stay linked to home towns, and may return to inactive duty on request.

Naval Reserve Seldon G. Hooper USN Eleventh Naval District San Diego Los Angeles Long Beach Pasadena Santa Ana San Bernardino Bakersfield Santa Barbara Santa Monica Phoenix Tucson Albuquerque

Former Tucson athlete enlists as Army master sergeant

Robert Biggs Hill son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hill of 526 South Star street enlisted in the Army as a master sergeant after serving in the war as a captain. He fought in the Italian campaign and was a graduate in

Tucson Robert Biggs Hill Jerry Hill South Star Street

Mrs. Ruth A. Braggs Funeral Scheduled Saturday

Funeral services for Ruth A. Braggs 53 who died yesterday will be held at 2 p.m. at Prince chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Survived by husband John R. Braggs two daughters Ruth Steward and Josephine Floyd and two sons Alonzo P. Wooley and Lewis W. Wooley. Arizona Mortuary making arrangements.

Ruth A. Braggs Prince Chapel Evergreen Cemetery

McFarland Sets Northern Arizona Campaign Tour

United States Senator Ernest W. McFarland planned a northern Arizona campaign stop in Winslow today with subsequent stops in Holbrook St. Johns and Flagstaff as part of the tour.

McFarland Arizona Winslow Holbrook St. Johns Flagstaff

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