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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
3
English civilians endure the blitz as robot bombs attack homes and churches in a constant fear of the next strike. The game like barrage forces civilians to dive for cover, recalling the Normandy invasion when danger is ever present and the score is life itself.
Chicago June 23 AP Cooperation between Democrats and Republicans has trimmed costs for the 1948 conventions. Ambrose OConnell and Walter Halloran led cross party planning to share hall space flag stock and badges. Joint housing and floor plans save about 19000, with mutual arrangements on tickets and coverage.
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles will meet next Monday to consider parole for 20 inmates upon expiration of minimum sentences. Commutation of sentences to 24 years may also be considered. Notices were sent to county attorneys and superior court judges.
A C 47 transport flown by 21-year-old Flight Officer ae F Hasley of Fort Myers faced a one mile inverted dive caused by a thunderstorm over China. Despite severe updrafts and instrument failure, Hasley recovered, landed safely with 14 passengers rescued by using chutes, and the aircraft sustained wing and cockpit damage but remained flyable after repairs.
Republican leaders prepare a condensed Mackinac Island foreign policy plank for the Chicago resolutions committee. Sen. Vandenberg says the one page document will retain the core call for international cooperation to prevent aggression and seek lasting peace. The six member subcommittee backs the change. Vandenberg will present the plank Thursday night.
War department casualty list released yesterday names four Arizonians missing in the European area. They are Second Lt. Maurice S. Mahoney of Mesa. Staff Sgt. Manuel A. Ramirez of Phoenix. Sgt. Jesus M. Salas of Globe. and Staff Sgt. John R. Trujillo of Sonora.
Phoenix June 23 The Arizona state bar secretary John L Gust announced seven applicants have filed for examinations on July 7-8 at the University of Arizona law school.
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