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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1942

Page

2

Courtesies Of Engineers Are Given Praise

Memorial services for deceased members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers division 28 featured praise for engineers. Dr. Robert E. Dickenson lauded trainmen as brave, courteous, and caring, noting their handling of Army families and civilians during crises. The Tucson event included tributes, a list of names, and decorations.

Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division 28 Dickenson Tucson Oklahoma Mexico Tennyson J. P. Morris Brotherhood J. Murphree R. W. Beene Morris J. E. Anderson Elias Colunga Nation Canada

Local Classifieds: Furniture Buyers and Beauty Services

Too Late to Classify More Cash Paid for old furniture and THE FURN. EXCH., 339 N. 4th Ave. Tel. 5620. CUT FLOWERS-PHONE 320 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSES WILL BUY all kinds of used furniture, stoves, refrigerators, etc. Mitchell's. Phone 6040. is simonized, $2 up, steam clean, $1 up. Irene's Beauty Shop. 553 N. Fourth Ave. Phone 4909. SUMMER SPECIAL Bonut''s new $10 creme oil wave 85. Feather curl $4. LADY FAIR BEAUTY SHOP 1107 E. Indie Phone 0275-153. CUT FLOWERS 35c bunch up. Bedding plants. Ph. 1295-M. 734 E. 8th, 3-ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, air-cooled. Adults. 721 E. Seventh street.

4Th Ave Hubbard Mitchell's Irene Fourth Ave Bonut Lady Fair Beauty Shop Seventh Street

Crowds Flock To Buy Stamps For Auto Use

City car owners rush to Tucson post office to buy federal auto use stamps required on all vehicles after July 1. By noon Monday more than 500 stamps sold, with an estimated 1 000 more to be purchased before close.

Frank Block Block Tucson

Vacation Pay Given To Curtiss-Wright Workers

Curtiss-Wright distribution of about 1 million dollars will go to Buffalo employees this Friday in lieu of vacations. Workers receive two days to two weeks pay based on service length, a company executive said.

Curtiss-Wright Buffalo N. Y Curtiss-Wright Corporation

Doctor Wizel to Speak on World Viewpoint

Dr. C. D. Wizel of Eastern New Mexico State College will deliver a lecture on World Viewpoint at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the University of Arizona library patio. Community singing will precede the lecture, led by Hartley Snyder. Ferron Troxel, Boys' Work secretary of the Y M C A, returned to Tucson from the Y camp at Groom Creek near Prescott, where he led a group of Tucson boys. Troxel is convalescing in St. Mary's hospital after an appendectomy.

C. D. Wizel Eastern New Mexico State College University of Arizona Hartley Snyder Ferron Troxel The Y.M.C.A Tucson Groom Creek Prescott Troxel

Meeting of Parents for Prescott YMCA Camp Session Two

A meeting of the parents of boys attending the YMCA camp in Prescott for the second session will be held at 7 30 p m today at the Y.

Y.M.C Prescott

Gideons Hold Service at Davis-Monthan Air Base

The Gideons conducted a religious service at the Davis-Monthan air base last evening with A. B. Hazeltine in charge.

Gideons Davis-Monthan Air Base A. B. Hazeltine

YMCA Board to Meet Thursday at Pioneer Hotel

The Y M C A board of directors will hold a noon meeting Thursday in the Pioneer hotel to discuss upcoming activities and governance matters.

Y.M.C.A. Board OF Directors Pioneer Hotel

All air raid wardens meet at University Heights tonight

All air raid wardens of sector 6 are called to assemble at 8 o clock tonight at the University Heights school for a briefing and group coordination session.

Sector 6 University Heights School

Methodist Pastor Heads to Southern California Conference

Dr. Robert E. Dickenson, pastor of the University Methodist Church, departs tonight on the Argonaut for Los Angeles to attend the Southern California Arizona Methodist church sessions. He serves on the committee of ministerial relations and the board of ministerial training.

Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church Argonaut Los Angeles Southern California-Arizona Methodist Church Dickenson

Two Tucson Privates Stationed at Oklahoma City Depot

Privates Leonardo B. Martinez and Jesus Ruiz Moreno from Tucson are stationed at the Oklahoma City air depot. Moreno joins a medical detachment for basic training while Martinez serves with a repair squadron.

Leonardo B. Martinez Jesus Ruiz Moreno Tucson Oklahoma City Air Depot Moreno Martinez

Tucson Corporal Gamble Promoted to Sergeant

An official U S Army notice states Corporal Robert M Gamble of Tucson has been promoted to sergeant. He is stationed at the Harlingen Army Gunnery School in Harlingen Texas.

United States Army Robert M. Gamble Tucson Harlingen Texas

Meeting Place Change for Beau Brummel Club

The Beau Brummel Club relocates to Ernest Hayner’s home on North 13th Avenue for tonight's meeting. All members are urged to attend.

Beau Brummel Club Ernest Hayner North 13Th Avenue

Regular Veterans group meeting at hospital recreation hall

The Hunter-Liggett Post No 9 will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m today in the veterans hospital recreation hall.

Hunter-Liggett Post No. 9 Regular Veterans Association Veteran’s Hospital Recreation Hall

Townsend Club No 12 Meeting Announced

Townsend Club No 12 will meet at 8 p m today at 522 North Second avenue. A Washington news flash on the petition will be read.

Arizona air raid wardens to hear Tuthill on KTAR

Major General Alexander M. Tuthill, head of Arizona civilian defense, will address all air raid wardens statewide via KTAR radio at 8 45 p m today. A telegram report follows it outlines the plan for civil defense communications.

Alexander M. Tuthill Arizona KTAR

Tucson War Effort Tied to Staffing Veterans in Defense Jobs

Hamilton N. Keddie of the U S employment service told the American Legion Luncheon club that Tucson has little war industry but will place workers nationwide in defense jobs. He described a 2000-title job dictionary and outlined job analysis to match talent to critical industries, noting veterans receive preference and several veterans filled guard and timekeeper roles in Tucson area plants.

Tucson Hamilton N. Keddie United States Employment Service American Legion Keddie August Wieden Employment Service

County Defense Chairman Notes Broadcast Delivery

Ed Goyette, county chairman of civilian defense, received notification about the broadcast.

Ed Goyette Civilian Defense

Tuthill to Speak on Radio Tonight

Air raid wardens in Tucson are urged to tune KTAR Phoenix at 845 p m tonight Maj Gen Alexander M Tuthill state director of home defense for OCD will discuss a subject of tremendous importance The message from Maj Gen Tuthill notes the 15 minute talk over KTAR mountain war time Monday June 22 pledge wardens to listen and be informed

Tucson KTAR Phoenix Alexander M. Tuthill Home Defense OCD C. Edgar Goyette Tuthill

Merchants Rally for Defense Stamp Drive in Tucson

Four hundred Tucson retailers will join nationwide effort by dedicating a 15 minute window on Wednesday July 1 to exclusive sale of defense stamps and bonds. Local merchants, through the Pima county war savings committee and Tucson Chamber of Commerce, will curtail other business from noon to 12 15 pm to maximize contributions toward the national pledge of one billion dollars by the National Retail Merchants association.

Tucson Pima County War Savings Committee Tucson Chamber of Commerce National Retail Merchants Association

Small Mine Owners Meet in Arizona Chamber

Small mine owners of the southern part of the state will assemble in the Chamber of Commerce building at 8 p.m. Wednesday to hear Fred D. Hartford, priority expert of the OPM, discuss the effect of priorities on small mine owners. The meeting was called by George Ballam, field engineer, department of mineral resources for Arizona.

Chamber of Commerce Fred D. Hartford OPM George Ballam Department of Mineral Resources For Arizona

Man Recalls Deed and Leaves 175000 for Helpers

SPRINGFIELD CO June 22. Fifty years after a starving journey from New York to California the Stockschlader family repaid aid given by J A Becker and his family. Bequest of 175000 to Bertha Becker Fish and her husband noted by the attorney, with plans for a trip to Ohio at death.

Springfield, CO U.P David Stockschlader New York California Stockschladers Springfield J. A. Becker Stockschlader Bertha Becker Fish Los Angeles

Tang arraignment set for July 7 in tax case

Joe W. Tang, a local grocer, appeared in federal court and received a postponement of his income tax evasion arraignment until July 7 by stipulation. A $2,000 bond was set by Judge Albert M. Sames to guarantee his appearance, with Tang released to his attorney’s custody.

Joe W. Tang K. Berry Peterson U. S Albert M. Sames

Tax Evasion Indictment Leads Tang to Federal Custody

John D. Lyons reports that Tang, arrested June 11 by U S marshals at his home, faced a federal grand jury in Prescott on charges of unpaid income tax totaling 1665 for 1937. He was released on personal recognizance after a short jail hold pending arraignment.

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