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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

2

Girl 21 Cited By Patrolmen In Auto Case

Mary Ann Ripberg aged 21 of 220 North Court was cited about six minutes after an事故 by State Highway officer Coy Beasley for speeding following a crash that sent her car through three fences into a private yard narrowly missing two children. The Ripberg car collided with a truck driven by David H Bond at Thurber and Oracle roads. Ripberg’s car left the highway but returned to the road after crossing the Jordan family yard. Damages were about 300 dollars to the car and 75 to the truck. Perry Kurtzweil of 1321 West Fresno paid 50 dollars in court for reckless driving while under the influence after being arrested by Traffic Sergeant William Irvin and Patrolman W Wyckoff at 10:55 p.m. yesterday for driving on the left side at South Stone avenue and East Helen street.

Mary Ann Ripberg North Court Street Trolman Coy Beasley Oracle David H. Bond Thurber Road Thurber Ripberg Jordan Perry Kurtzweil West Fresno Street William Irvin W. Wyckoff Kurtzweil South Stone Avenue East Helen Street

House Votes To Transfer Food Control

Washington June 22 The House tentatively approved 145 to 142 the Hoover amendment to shift control of most food activities from OPA to the Department of Agriculture excluding rationing. Earlier 177 to 126 the House defeated a Republican bid to extend price controls six months. Speaker Sam Rayburn commented on readiness to act if policy changes are needed.

Washington House OPA Department of Agriculture Sam Rayburn

Bananas Price Case Settled in Phoenix Court

A Maricopa county superior court judge awarded $300.45 to the OPA against S. P. Produce company owners Mays Lipow and Zeitner in Phoenix. The suit charged overcharges on 5 394 pounds of bananas sold wholesale at $6 to $8 per cwt when the ceiling was $5.40, with treble damages awarded.

S. P. Produce Company East Street Phoenix Maricopa County M. Phelps OPA S. P. Mays Louis Lipow Harry Zeitner

Short Staple Cotton Acreage Grows In State

Arizona's short staple cotton acreage for 1945 is estimated at 152,400 acres, up 12 percent from 136,000 acres the previous year, while long staple plantings continue to fall. The survey shows long staple area down from over 100,000 acres three years ago to about 5,200 acres this year, with 9,000 acres reported in another context.

Phoenix Arizona California-Arizona Cotton Association

Canadians Fail To Find Trace Of Jap Balloon

The Royal Canadian Air Force reported it received claims of a Japanese balloon sighting over an unnamed western city. RCAF Hurricane fighters conducted reconnaissance but could not confirm the balloon's existence after questioning witnesses.

Winnipeg Man Royal Canadian Air Force No. 2 Air Command

Senate Awaits Reports On Frisco Parley

In San Francisco on June 22, Democratic and Republican foreign policy leaders prepare to report to the Senate on the United Nations charter. Senators Connally and Vandenberg will return to Washington to push ratification, aiming to avoid 1920s partisan strife and begin a senate campaign after the UN conference closes.

San Francisco U. S. Senate United Nations Tom Connally D. Tex Arthur H. Vandenberg R. Mich Washington Senate Truman U. S United States League of Nations Big 5 Security Council Big Five Connally Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vandenberg Republican Party Nation Digest

Cotton acreage figures show drought risk across Arizona counties

Last year, due principally to lack of government price support. Though Pinal leads Arizona counties with 86,500 acres in cotton, water shortages may hinder maturing of the crop. Maricopa has 41,400 acres, Graham 14,900 acres, Pima 11,000 and others 2,650.

Pinal Arizona Maricopa Graham Pima

Ike Parade Lights Abilene In Welcome Home

In Abilene Kansas Ike Eisenhower returned home to a festive parade titled Ike s Day. The mile long procession featured tractors trucks wheat combines and vintage Abilene history with Ike greeting his old football teammates and neighbors from a reviewing stand after eight.

Abilene Kan Ike Dwight D. Eisenhower America Europe Abilene High Wild Bill Hickok

Two Tucsonans Named Among Eight Arizona War Casualties

The office of war information released a statewide roll listing eight Arizonans with two from Tucson. Among the names are Julius Cesar Sanchez listed missing in action by the Navy, Staff Sgt. Edmund Smith reported dead in Europe, and several Arizona soldiers reported wounded in the Pacific or missing in action, including L Calisto Capone and Ernesto M. Chiquete.

Calisto Capone Mary B. Capone Route 3 Tucson Ernesto M. Chiquete Margarita Chiquete Raysonora Carmen R. Frias Julia Q. Frias Jeroma Margarita E. Garcia Marie J. G. Enriquez Phoenix Robert A. Hess Rosemary Mitchell Prescott Harry Williams Dora Lewis Clarkdale

Births at Tucson Area Hospitals in June

Birth notices from St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center report a series of babies born to local families in late June. Names include Jerry Hay ton Reynaldo Basurto Rolland Girard John Mac Gregor and Robert Brameweth with birth times ranging from 1 08 p m to 3 17 p m and addresses in Tucson.

St. Mary's Hospital Jerry Hayton Tucson Reynaldo Basurto S. St. Avenue Rolland Girard Tucson Medical Center John MacGregor E. Silver Robert Brameweth N. Campbell Avenue

Nearly 100000 On Strike In Nation

Nearly 100000 wartime workers across the United States joined a wave of stoppages crippling production in many plants. CIO unions led strikes at Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Libbey Owens Ford in ten cities, with 16000 glass ceramics and silica workers leaving yesterday. Chicago truck drivers walked into a seventh day as soldiers ferried idle vehicles. The War Labor Board ordered 5500 United Farm Equipment Workers to end a walkout at International Harvester in Chicago. Detroit saw five major plants shut, Packard and Ford sites idle, and 20000 and 5600 workers respectively out of action. Toledo hosts multiple Libbey Owens Ford plants and other shops. Diamond Alkali keeps running under government operation in Painesville while 2000 United Mine Workers strike. Ohio also has Goodyear idle with 18000 rubber workers and Firestone votes to strike, alongside Goodyear in Ashland and 2600 United Rubber Workers idle.

United Press Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Libbey-Owens-Ford CIO Chicago War Labor Board United Farm Equipment Workers, Cio McCormick Works International Harvester Co Detroit AFL Packard Ford River Rouge Chrysler Corp Toledo Libbey-Owenford Akelin Stamping Co Mather Spring Co Diamond Alkali Co Painesville, O United Mine Workers

Reno to Present Halsey With Silver Mounted Saddle

Reno Chamber of Commerce will present Adm. William F. Halsey Jr with a handmade silver mounted Western saddle once Washoe County meets its 7th war loan quota of 4.8 million dollars. Halsey previously expressed a wish to ride Emperor Hirohito's white horse through Tokyo.

Washington U.P William F. Halsey, Jr Reno Chamber of Commerce Washoe County Reno Treasury Halsey Hirohito Tokyo Reno Chamber of Comerce

Navy Officer Don Hayes Arrives for Tucson Visit

Lt. Cmdr. Don J. Hays, U. S. Navy, Tucson chief of police on leave, arrived today for a visit. He is currently stationed in the Pacific area and is on military leave.

Cmdr Don J. Hays U. S. Navy Tucson Pacific Area

Steelworkers Strike Spread Across Several States and Industries

Steelworkers stayed away from jobs nine days at Bell City Kentucky for meat shortages protests. In Pittsburgh two hundred idle workers at Brake Shoe Co and Seattle hundred workers strike for higher wages at Northwestern Glass Co. Northwest loggers threaten to strike for higher pay. AFL Machinists seek a strike vote for ten thousand at Douglas Aircraft El Segundo plant. Johnstown Pennsylvania Electric Co employees vote to strike for wage increases. Nearly one thousand men involved.

Steelworkers CIO American Tooling Mill Co Bell City Pittsburgh Brake Shoe Co Seattle Northwestern Glass Co Northwest AFL Machinists’ Union el Segundo Douglas Aircraft Corp Pennsylvania Electric Co Johnstown

McCarthy and Williams File Articles for Funeral Home

Joseph T. McCarthy and J H Williams filed articles of incorporation in Tucson. The office of county recorder Anna Sullinger recorded the action. Capital stock is indicated as 100000 dollars.

Joseph T. McCarthy J H. Williams Anna Sullinger McCarthy & Williams Funeral Home Tucson

Guest speaker at Grace Episcopal on morals topic

Dr. Henry Neumann, DIS rector of the Ethical Culture Society of Brooklyn and now on the University of Arizona summer school staff, will be the guest speaker at Grace Episcopal church 11 a m Sunday service. He will discuss If Morals Change What Remains.

Henry Neumann Ethical Culture Society of Brooklyn N. Y University of Arizona Summer School Grace Episcopal Church

Walsh to Attend War Production Conference in Washington

William I. Walsh assistant district manager of the WPB leaves Tucson for a four day meeting with war production officials in Washington from June 25 to 29. He will also confer with Army and Navy officials to study new Pacific warfare production requirements affecting schedules in this area.

William I. Walsh WPB Tucson Washington Army Navy

Probed Desert for prowler near St Marys hospital

Deputy sheriffs combed desert growth near St Marys hospital late last night for a prowler who nurses said peeked into windows in the nurses home. They saw a man in a white shirt and dark trousers flee as they spotted him. he could not be located.

St. Mary's Hospital

Post Office Worker in London Masters 6700 Streets

A London post office worker in the southeastern district handles a vast knowledge of about 6,700 streets. The efficient navigator keeps pace with dense urban routes and delivers mail to numerous neighborhoods.

London

Lt Edwards To Be Cited For Air Medal At Bond Rally

Phoenix June 22 Two Navy men will be honored at a bond rally at Phoenix Union High School Lt Emmett E Edwards Globe UA graduate will receive the Air Medal for attacking an enemy submarine while piloting a Liberator in the European area Edwards 30 is the son of Mrs Ida McDonald A letter of commendation and ribbon will go to Wesley R Morris for rescuing shipmates in the sinking of the U S S Laut? in the Leyte Gulf battle Awards will be presented by Rear Adm W L Friedell and Rear Adm F C Denebrink who will fly from San Diego to participate

Phoenix Phoenix Union High School Emmett E. Edwards Globe University of Arizona Edwards Ida McDonald Wesley R. Morris Constantine Mich Leyte Gulf W. L. Friedell 11Th Naval District F. C. Denebrink Operational Training Command Pacific San Diego

Automotive wiring inspection to prevent corrosion

The article stresses checking and tightening wiring connections and terminals regularly to avoid corrosion and ensure proper electrical performance.

Ceiling price set on grapes in OPA order

The OPA fixed shipping and receiving point price ceilings for California juice grades and Arizona and California table grapes. The ceilings, effective Sunday, set an average retail maximum about 13 cents a pound for table grapes with higher averages in Riverside Imperial County and the Borrego valley area. The new schedule lowers ceilings for wine brandy and other alcoholic beverages made from California grapes.

Washington OPA California Arizona Riverside Imperial County Borego Valley San Diego County

Train Wreck Victim Identified as Marine Veteran Roy Beams

A dismembered body found on the Southern Pacific right of way near Rodeo New Mexico has been identified as Pfc. Roy Thomas Beams of Louisville Kentucky a Marine Corps veteran of Pacific action. He was traveling in a hospital car from the Naval Hospital in San Francisco to a Norman Oklahoma hospital. Next of kin notified. Beams is believed to have fallen from the train.

Douglas Southern Pacific Rodeo N. M Pfc Roy Thomas Beams Louisville Marine Corps Veteran of Pacific Action Naval Hospital San Francisco Norman, Okla Beams

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Sens R. H. Shackford Mahatma Gandhi Mohandas Ead S.sixth Ave Grocery Department Welch Peet Woodbury del Monte Royal Anne Schrock Baby LIMA Gerber’s—All Flavors Baby Food Calif Mexico Meat Department OWI Ohio Akron United Rubber Workers, Cio Goodyear Co Firestone Co Ashland United Jap Ruler Don Hayes Pintastone Ring Congress State Theatre Lt. Edwards Fred Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Ime
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