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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

2

Convicts Could Serve in Army War Effort Poll Finds Majority Support

A Gallup conducted nationwide poll shows about 66 percent of respondents favor allowing parole-eligible prisoners to enlist in the armed forces. The study also notes that war bonds purchases by inmates reflect patriotic support, with Leavenworth inmates buying $25,000 and Nebraska penitentiaries $2,500 after Pearl Harbor.

Princeton N. J Louisville Parole Board Arthur Glattke Ohio State Reformatory SIE Ciiates American Prison Association War Department Selective Service Boards Institute Prison Association New York State Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Nebraska State Penitentiary Pearl Harbor

Congressmen Ordered Off Temporary Duty in Armed Forces

Representative Martin says the War Department issued a directive by the President prohibiting any congressman from taking temporary duty in the armed forces after July 1. Members on leave or already serving must declare intent to stay for the war or be discharged, ending temporary duty for congressmen.

Washington Martin

Allied Gloom Ill Founded Writer Thinks

Dewitt Mackenzie argues Allied prospects remain favorable despite wartime strains. He cites Luftwaffe and Rommel actions, Allied air and sea pressure in the Middle East, and Soviet resistance at Sevastopol, while cautioning about Japan, Manchukuo, and new Axis propaganda efforts.

Cheap government insurance proposed for civilians in home defense

Washington June 24. The senate finance committee led by Senator George considers a plan for cheap government insurance for up to 10,000,000 civilians in home defense work as an alternative to federal cash benefits for victims of enemy action. Senator Pepper of Florida favors monthly payments from 10 to 85 dollars for those harmed by actual attack or accidents involving military equipment.

Washington George Senate Finance Committee Pepper Dfla

Reclamation Meet Moves to Denver in October

The 1942 National Reclamation Association convention will be held in Denver October 14 15 and 16 instead of the Pacific coast. The association's board met in Washington and approved the new plans, Denver bureau said today.

Denver National Reclamation Association Pacific Coast Denver Convention and Visitors Bureau Association Washington Bureau

Japan Plans to Curb Allied Aid to Russia Across Bering Strait

Analysts say Japan aims at a defensive move to hamper American aid to Russia via the Bering Sea route and deter U.S. bombing of Japan from Alaska or the Aleutians. Observers expect Japan to avoid direct clash with Russia unless Axis fortunes shift in Europe, with Berlin propaganda fueling the moment.

Hitler Moscow Fuehrer Japan Russia Tokyo Manchukuo Siberian Aleutians Bering Sea Alaska Axis Europe Siberia Berlin

Budget figures and notes from a 20th century financial page

The snippet lists war spending and receipts with large sums, including a working balance and gold reserves, alongside a note that tin cans require a government permit to leave Reunion. It references Buenos Aires, Argentina, and mentions 68 micro-omnibus lines described as jitneys.

Soiri Ak Buenos Aires Argentina

Refugee Children Death Toll Reported by Free French

Free French authorities report 40,000 French refugee children died while fleeing the invading German army in June 1940. The figure reflects the fatalities as refugees moved along wartime routes across France.

London France

Railway Traffic Records in Switzerland Last Year

The report notes that railway passenger and freight traffic in Switzerland broke all records last year while items from the French Red Cross were given to an assembly held at Nice in unoccupied France.

French Red Cross Society Nice France Switzerland

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