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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

4

Policeman Altenberger Convicted of Cruelty to Animals

A Pima County jury found Theron P. Altenberger, a city police officer, guilty of cruelty to animals for shooting his horse in the Flowing Wells District. He faced $100 fine or 90 days in jail, with appeals noted. Witnesses described temper and conduct surrounding the incident.

Theron P. Altenberger Pima County State of Arizona Altenberger East Second Street William G. Hall Superior Court Justice Court C. W. Gardener Ray Swader Haskell Snader Flowing Wells Herman Joseph Deitering Snader Tripp Roy G. Robinson Harry Foley Police Department Elvira Deitering Carlos Robles Tim Cusick Robles

Italian Prisoners Harvest Potato Crop

Italian war prisoners are helping Arizona potato harvest and will be used at more locations. Col. William A. Holden of the Florence internment camp said work camps will be near Parker Yuma Tolleson Mesa and Eloy. A group was to start ditch cleaning for the Salt River Valley Water Users’ association today.

Phoenix Arizona Army and Agriculture William A. Holden Florence Parker Yuma Tolleson Mesa Eloy Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association Holden

Reversible Snake Lizard Moves Backward and Forward

A reversible snake lizard demonstrates equal ease traveling in either direction. The creature shows no directional preference, gliding smoothly whether advancing or retreating as observed in the study.

Busy Tucson depot scene shows box lunches fueling trains

At the Southern Pacific depot Tucson, Gale and staff feed thousands daily with box lunches for soldiers and civilians as trains arrive. Box lunch demand soars from 100 to 1,500 daily with El Paso and Los Angeles as main supply, while a Red Cross canteen plans to ease shortages.

Tucson Southern Pacific G. E. Gale Gale Phoenix el Paso Tex Los Angeles Calif Casa Grande Southern Pacific Lines Emily Post E. D. Rockwell Red Cross M. P Mr. Gale

Japanese Land Attack on New Guinea Fails

Allied headquarters in Australia report the first sizable Japanese ground assault in New Guinea in nearly a year was repulsed with about 100 Japanese killed or wounded. The battle near Lababia ridge followed aerial blows and ended with Japanese retreat toward Pimple hill as Allied planes pressed the offensive.

New Guinea Allied Australia W.P Mubo Lababia Ridge Mubo-Lae- Salamaua Pimple Hill Lababia Port Moresby Douglas MacArthur Owen Stanley Lae- Salamaua

Army to name new division after Rainbow of 718

Gen. Harry J. Collins and Rainbow Division Veterans Association announce reactivation of the 42nd Infantry Division with mobilization set for July 14 at Camp Gruber Oklahoma. The Rainbow earned fame in the Aisne Marne Champagne and Meuse Argonne campaigns under allied command.

Harry J. Collins Rainbow Division Veterans Association Albert Hoyt Matthew A. Tinley Ruby D. Garrett Barre Blumenthal Fred Crawford War Department 42Nd Infantry Division Rainbow Champagne Camp Gruder Oklo Interstate Commerce J. Monroe Johnson Aisne-Marne Marne Sedan St. Mihiel Meuse-Argonne

Phoenix Youth Awaits Return Of Pet Dog

Fourteen year old Joe Neil Tabor in Phoenix awaits the return of his dog Pat who rode to Milwaukee in a box car of potatoes. The dog pictured beside potatoes with William Solano led to the clue and Solano agreed to wait for the owner to claim the pet. Funds will be sent to provide a crate and transport Pat back to Phoenix. the dog had been renamed Spuds by Wisconsin friends.

Phoenix Joe Neil Tabor Pat Milwaukee Wis Joe William Solano Arizona Spuds Wisconsin

Italian Prisoners Prove Good Workers in Missouri

Vernon county farmer G F Hall praises Italian war prisoners as effective farm hands. He took in 20 POWs from Camp Clark near Nevada to clean flood damaged buildings replant 200 acres in soybeans corn and other crops and build fences under armed guard with nightly return to camp.

Schell City U.P G. F. Hall Vernon County Hall Camp Clark Nevada

Marines Use Skeet Shooting for Gunner Training

Skeet shooting once a pastime of the wealthy becomes training for Marine gunners. Marines fire a 12 gauge shotgun at clay discs moving about 60 miles an hour to learn leading and timing for aiming at enemy planes.

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New Pep and Vim Tablets Advertised for Couples

Thousands of couples urged to try Ontrex or new Be For tablets sold at Tucson outlets including Ed Litt Drug and Walgreen's. Advertisement claims restored energy and vitality for husbands and wives at low cost.

Alli Drug Ae Tucson T. Ed Litt Drug Walgreen

Blame Isolationists For U S Race Riots

Philadelphia dispatch notes Donald Henderson of United Cannery Workers CIO urged a federal probe into a nationwide riot wave directed at racial minorities. He linked riots in Los Angeles aircraft zones and Beaumont Texas shipyards to isolationist groups. cited Detroit unrest and urged action to protect unity and prosecute instigators.

Philadelphia Donald Henderson United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America CIO Roosevelt Francis Biddle Francis Haas Fair Employment Practices Committee Henderson Los Angeles Beaumont Texas Detroit

Slee Services For J Noah Slee Planned At Grace Church

Funeral services for J Noah Slee founder of Three In One Oil will be held at 5 p m at Grace Episcopal church with Rev George Ferguson officiating. Slee died at his home 2318 East Elm Street Tucson came from New York City six years ago and led the oil firm while aiding the American Birth Control Society. Pallbearers named include Leo Keith John Murphey Archie Conner William Mathews Louis Felix and John Garrett Cremation will occur in Phoenix and burial at Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. Shoes now cost ten times as much in Syria since the war.

J. Noah Slee Oil Company Grace Episcopal Church George Ferguson Slee East Elm Street Tucson Margaret Sanger Slee New York City American Birth

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