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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1943

Page

2

Witnesses Tell Of Altenberger Shooting Horse

Theron Altenberger Tucson policeman faces trial for cruelty to animals after allegedly shooting his riding horse on April 26 near 3272 Romero road. Witnesses described attempts to rope and control the horse before shots were fired, ending with the animal dying.

Theron Altenberger Tucson Superior Court William G. Hall Altenberger Ray Snader Romero Road Swader Theorse Alvira Dietring Minnie Mayo R. R. Genzer Franklin Low

Concannon Promoted to Captain in U S Cavalry

Lieut. James Concannon a University of Izona graduate and former football quarterback has been promoted to captain in the U S Cavalry at Fort Bliss El Paso Tex He previously rose from second lieutenant after graduating in 1941 and this is his second promotion in two years He is the son of Mrs Mabel Aikens formerly of Tucson now in Sacramento His wife resides in El Paso.

James Concannon University of Izona Fort Bliss el Paso Tex Concannon Cavalry Mabel Aikens Tucson Sacramento

First Virginia Assembly Meets in 1619 Burgesses

The Virginia House of Burgesses, the colony's first representative legislative body, convened in 1619 marking a milestone in colonial self government. The assembly brought together elected delegates to discuss laws and local governance in Jamestown.

New World Virgina House of Burgesses

Rockwell to Retire From Southern Pacific July 1

E D Rockwell district freight and passenger agent for Southern Pacific in Tucson will retire July 1 after more than 40 years of service. L H Trimble Phoenix general freight and passenger agent praises Rockwell's work and civic involvement. Ferro and Jones named to succeed in new district roles as Tucson gains importance as a tourist center and rail hub.

E. D. Rockwell Southern Pacific Lines Tucson L. H. Trimble Phoenix Rockwell Trimble Chamber of Commerce and Sunshine Club Rotary Club Hiram Club Masonic Order A. J. Ferro W. Travis Jones Southern Pacific Ferro Southwest Fathers' S Pacific Lines Pioneer Hotel Southern Pacific Company el Paso & Southwest Line Southern Pacific Line Jones Cali Southern Pacific Railway

Tribute to Mr Rockwell from Tucson Citizens

Retiring California native Mr Rockwell thanks Tucson businessmen and citizens for their friendship and cooperation. He hints at indefinite plans but suggests he will not rest after years of work. Local employees praise his cooperation and eye a well earned break after long service.

Fornia New Mexico Arizona Rockwell Tucson

Boyle Family Has Three Sons In Army Air Corps

Bernard Boyle of 801 Catalina boulevard reports all three of his sons serve in the Army Air Corps. Lt Bernard Boyle Jr is a first lieutenant with the second sea search attack squadron at Langley field Virginia and designed the squadron insignia. Aviation Cadet Dan Boyle is at Randolph field in preflight training after excelling at Scott field. Frank Boyle is an aviation cadet in primary training at Thunderbird field Phoenix.

Bernard Boyle Catalina Boulevard Boyle Army Air Corps Bernard Boyle, Jr Second Sea Search Langley Field National Geographic Magazine Dan Boyle Southern Pacific Randolph Field Air Force Technical School Scott Field Frank Boyle Davis-Monthan Field Thunderbird Field Phoenix

Seek To Avoid Senate Fight On Subsidies

Washington June 22 The administration pushes to avert a Senate floor clash over food price subsidies. Taft proposes limiting subsidies and RFC spending to 250 million next year, while others back a 2 billion price rollback plan. The banking committee hones an amendment to bar subsidies without Congressional approval, tied to CCC funding extended by two years and 1 billion more in borrowing.

Washington Senate Taft Ohio Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Senate Banking Committee Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Bankhead D-Ala

Army Board Surveys UA Campus For Engineers

A survey board from the Army special training program examined the University of Arizona facilities to consider establishing an Army engineers unit on campus. The team included Lt. Col V C DeVotle Maj O F Porter and Lt N Frylland. They planned to meet with university officials this afternoon to discuss the potential project amid prior approval of the school as a training site and a projection of about 400 engineers.

Army Special Training Program University of Arizona Army Engineers V. C. DeVotle O. F. Porter Ninth Corps Utah N. Frylland Engineer Corps Phoenix Alfred Atkinson William F. Gent

Reds Claim Moscow Air Defenses Ready for Any German Attack

Soviet and Allied reporters at a Moscow air base quote Col. Mikhail Kovalev saying the Red Air Force now parity with the Luftwaffe and can meet any raid. He notes 3,200 German first and second line fighters and bombers on the central front, talks of high production, and Moscow as a strongly defended city capable of repelling daylight assaults.

Sandler Moscow U.P Luftwaffe Red Mikhail Kovalev Red Air Force Kovalev

Dog Tail Belief Stems from Southwestern Superstition

Some residents in the southwestern United States cut off a dog’s tail and bury it under the doorstep to prevent the animal from straying. They believe the dog will not stray far from its tail.

United States

Colonel S. R. Young Visits Mother in Tucson

Lt. Col. S. R. Young on leave from Topeka Air Force base visits his mother Mrs. Pauline Rodgers Young at 821 East First street Tucson. He has been decorated for his work with the U S Army Air Forces and recently received the Air Medal after completing a flying mission over the Dutch East Indies.

Topeka Aire S. R. Young Tucson Pauline Rodgers Young East First Street Col. Young U. S. Army Air Forces Dutch East Indies

Blink Reflex Causes Tear Production

A fact explains that blinking prompts tear glands to release moisture to keep the eyeball wet. The mechanism involves tear secretion synchronized with eyelid movement, ensuring lubrication and protection of the ocular surface.

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