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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

2

U S Strives To Regulate Meat Better

The federal government orders weekly meat production reports from 18 Pima county slaughterers except federally inspected plants. Beginning June 26 each slaughterer must report every Saturday the number of cattle calves sheep lambs and hogs slaughtered the prior week. Reports go to the local war board with summaries sent to the state supervisor.

Pima County Usda War Board The Young Wholesale Meat Company A. J. Busby & Sons M. T. Price O. M. Lassen State War Board Chester Davis New War Meat Board Lassen Joe M. King War Meat Board Chicago Federal Board Food Distribution Administration FDA State Board E. J. Caldwell Arizona War Board

Pima County Sees 1943 44 Budget At 561 000 With No Tax

County chairman R H Martin says total receipts for the 1943 44 year will reach 563 519 23 dollars allowing a 10 percent increase over the current year and no tax levy. Anticipated revenue includes state sales tax about 531 000 and miscellaneous fees about 100 000 with expenditures near 510 000. Public hearing on final adoption set for August 9.

Pima County R. H.rtin County Board of Supervisors Martin

US Aviators Aid Chinese in Tungting Lake Front Bombings

U S Mitchell bombers and Warhawk fighters bombed Japanese bases and shipping along Tungting Lake and Yangtze river front. Heavy fires burned at Hwajung and depots suffered damage while two steamers and a gunboat may have been sunk or damaged. Recapture of attacked towns would return the Tungting rice area to China.

Chungking Tungting Lake Yangtze River Joseph W. Stilwell Hwajung Shihihon Takingyi

English Aviator Is Decorated By Queen

Queen Elizabeth presented the Victoria Cross to Wing Commander Guy Gibson for leading RAF raids that breached the Moehne and Eder dams in Germany. The ceremony marked the first English queen to preside at an investiture since Queen Victoria, with 23 other decorations awarded. The King was in Malta aboard the cruiser Aurora and sent regrets.

London Queen Elizabeth George VI Guy Gibson Moehne Eder Germany England Queen Victoria Malta Aurora

Rail Pay Hike Is Set Aside

Washington report says Stabilization Director Fred M Vinson ordered the emergency board's 8 cent hourly wage increase for over a million non operating railway employees set aside. The board may reconvene on Vinson's memo within ten days, though legal questions arise since the board was disbanded and reconvening would require presidential action.

Washington Fred M. Vinson Vinson

WPB Rejects Demands To Reopen Gold Mines

The War Production Board rejected western demands to rescind or modify its order closing non essential gold mines. It issued a regulation clarifying how operators may seek exemptions by proving their mine’s output supports the war effort or if labor can be found without impacting essential war activities. The WPB closed non essential mines seven months earlier to free labor for copper zinc and lead.

Washington War Production Board WPB

Pilfering on English Railway Costs $1000 Daily

A railway in England reports theft losses rising to about $1,000 per day as thieves target rolling stock and freight. Officials warn the impact falls on operations and security measures intensify.

England

Ice Mint Foot Treat Advertisement

Derning Cohen Patern ts Teer promotes Ice Mint as a cure for tired burning feet and calluses. The copy urges rubbing Ice Mint on feet to soothe burning and soften rough skin, promising immediate cooling relief and whiter, softer skin.

Derning Cohen Patern

Rickenbaker Visiting In Moscow On Secret Mission

Capt Eddie Rickenbacker arrived in Moscow aboard a four engine Liberator and has been in the city since Sunday as the representative of War Secretary Henry L Stimson. He is to meet Russian officials and possibly Premier Stalin as part of a world tour of battlefronts. The party includes Dr Alexander Dahl Col William Nichols Maj A B Sherry and was welcomed by Ambassador Standley Brig Gen Michela and embassy staff.

Moscow Eddie Rickenbacker Henry L. Stimson Rickenbacker Kremlin United States William H. Standley W. B. Hicks Standley Joseph A. Michela

Fight City Men Enlist In Navy

Tucson sent eight more youths to the U S Navy including Hugh Elmer Paton a machinist mate second class in Seabee construction battalions. Others were Raymond Duncan Pike Arthur H Villaescusa John Harold Arnold Gilbert C Contreras Robert Carleton Parlett Louis Salvatierra and Frankie Elmer Duncan. They cited better chances for advancement as a key motive, with Navy recruiters stressing rapid promotion for skilled experts.

Phoenix Tucson U. S. Navy Hugh Elmer Paton Paton Navy Raymond Duncan Pike R. D. Pike Arthur H. Villaescusa A. J. Villeascusa John Harold Arnold H. A. Arnold Gilbert C. Contreras Trinidad CC. Contreras Robert Carleton Parlett R. V. Parlett Louis Salvatierra Robert Salvatierra Frankie Elmer Duncan Henry Allen Duncan

Chinese Sink Six Nippon Launches on Yangtze River

The Chungking radio says Chinese forces sank six Japanese motor launches on the Yangtze at Shihshow and captured prisoners. The broadcast recorded by the FCC also reports over 200 Japanese killed at Lanchi in Chekiang province after Chinese forces surrounded an enemy unit.

Chungking Yangtze River Shihshow Federal Communications Commission Lanchi Chekiang

RAF Follows U S Raid On Italian Base

Allied headquarters in North Africa reports RAF and American air strikes against Salerno and nearby targets as part of a coordinated effort to disrupt Mussolini's supply chain. Two-ton bombs hit freight yards and barracks at Salerno, with fires rising as railway facilities suffered damage.

Allied North Africa Salerno Mussolini Italy Sicily Naples Sardinia Malta Sicilian Sibari Licata Trebisacce

White Horse Visit Reveals Hopi Draft Tangle

The Hopi draft episode centers on Jacob Sekayouwma who refused to sign a draft card and failed to report for induction. FBI found missing registration and classification cards as authorities pursued charges. Sekayouwma, jailed for intoxication, now faces grand jury action with a $1,000 bond.

Jacob Sekayouwma Ryan School of Aeronautics Sekayouwma FBI U. S C. Wayne Clampitt

Soldier with one eye wins top shooting honor at Camp Roberts

Pvt. Ralph L. Mayer of San Francisco, blind in one eye and left handed, earned the highest shooting honors in the 77th Infantry Training Battalion using a GARand rifle fired from his left shoulder.

Camp Roberts Cal U.P Ralph L. Mayer San Francisco 77Th Infantry

Resume Manufacture Fletcher's Castoria

New York date June 23 Sterling Drug Inc., makers of Fletcher's Castoria, announced a solution to the nausea causing irritant. They cited a change in water chemistry combined with reduced sugar content interfering with aging. Wartime sugar conservation prompted the sugar reduction and May recall. Production resumes with new Castoria bottles featuring a green band to hit sale about September 15.

New York Sterling Drug, Inc

Switzerland Supplying Aero Nautical Instruments to Turkey

Switzerland begins delivery of aero nautical instruments to Turkey amid trade cooperation. The packages include navigation equipment for Turkish aviation and naval applications, signaling closer bilateral defense-technical collaboration between the two nations.

Seven Charred Bodies In Wreckage Of B 24

Seven charred bodies are found in the wreckage of an Army B 24 Liberator that crashed near Carson Peak in Bishop California. Rescue officials say the crash occurred at 13 000 feet and removal will require mountaineers due to hostile terrain. Sheriff Cecil Thorington requests volunteers for the difficult recovery. Only one body may be positively identified. The report also notes Norway shoe production falls below 50 percent due to conscription for compulsory labor.

Bishop Cal Carson Peak Don Lewis Cecil Thorington Mono County Thorington

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