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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

10

City Plans Real Park Expansion in Himmel Area

City landscape engineer Charles Maguire announced extensive park development for the Himmel area at Tucson avenue and Second Street. The plan includes a developed park with four tennis courts, shuffleboard, play areas, and landscaped grounds, using noncritical materials during wartime.

Himmel Park Northside Tucson Avenue Second Street Charles Maguire Tucson Maguire Estevah Park Estevah Armory Park

De Valera Regime Wins Big in Ireland Election

Dublin June 24 voters backed Prime Minister Eamon De Valera's Fianna Fail with a strong majority in the Dail. Fine Gael loses key figures including Gen. Richard Mulcahy as Labor and Farmers gains shift the balance. Early counts show Fianna Fail about 45 seats to Fine Gael 16 with others smaller.

Samuel D. Hales Dublin U.P Ehe Eamon de Valera Fine Gael United Ireland Richard Mulcahy de Valera Fianna Fail Daileireann Fine Geel Labor Farmers Independents Dail

Arraignment in Tucson on Ration Violations

Two men Sonny Jones and Armando Lopez faced U. S. commissioner C Wayne Clampitt on charges of illegal use of ration books. Jones admitted to possessing multiple books and stamps found across from the colored American Legion hall while Lopez showed three gasoline ration books despite sworn statements of loss.

Tucson Sonny Jones Armando Lopez C. Wayne Clampitt U. S Jones American Legion Colored American Legion Hall

Divorce and judgments from Superior Court docket

The record lists several Superior Court actions: William G. Hall presiding in Anna Le Cave vs Basil Le Cave with a divorce judgment for the plaintiff. Employment Security Commission of Arizona vs Nannie M. and Grady L. Beard of Acme Neon with a judgment for the commission of $249.93 plus interest on $202. Employment Security Commission of Arizona vs Art Butte Operating Company with a judgment for $301.86 plus interest on $280.33. Eva De Concini presiding City of Tucson vs John Ivancovich in a condemnation suit with compensation fixed at $6,400. Janet E. Wharton vs Charles B. Wharton an annulment order in favor of Charles B. Wharton.

William G. Hall Anna le Cave Basil le Cave Employment Security Commission of Arizona Nannie M Grady L. Beard Acme Neon Company Art Butte Operating Company Eva de Concini City of Tucson John Ivancovich Janet E. Wharton Charles B. Wharton

Police Court Docket Shows Several Local Violations

J Cella presiding as William R Muns reports bogus check cases to Pima county authorities. Geronimo Suicido faces disturbing the peace charge with fines or jail. Harry Adair forfeits $50 bond for reckless driving. warrant issued for appearance.

J. Cella William R. Muns Pima Geronimo Suicido Harry Adair

Marriage Licenses Listed for Couples in Multiple States

Belle D. Hall clerk lists marriages for William John Greenwald 23 of Lafayette Indiana and Elizabeth Jane Amstutz 20 of West Lafayette Indiana. John Farrell 24 Los Angeles California and Grace L. Winter 24 Los Angeles California. William P. Curtis 25 Tucson Arizona and Viola Van Ashlan 18 Tucson Arizona. Alexander Semchenko Jr. 27 Tucson Arizona and Ruth Eloise Sturch Alton 28 Los Angeles California. Elston Dana Fagan 22 Sterling Massachusetts and Margaret Morse Patten 19 Sterling Massachusetts. Firman R. Brooks 21 Tucson Arizona and Corliss A. Snyder 20 Tucson Arizona. Charles Glen Claypool 21 Tucson Arizona and Jeanne Bass 18 Tucson Arizona. Manuel Flores 26 Tucson Arizona and Maria de Jesus Ramos 22 Tucson Arizona. Thomas N. Stevens legal age Tucson Arizona and Lisa H. Thomas legal age Tucson Arizona. Ted A. Bratzler 23 Brazil Indiana and Vivian M. L. De Basso 23 Duluth Minnesota.

Belle D. Hall William John Greenwald Lafayette Ind Elizabeth Jane Amstutz West Lafayette John Farrell Los Angeles Calif Grace L. Winter William P. Curtis Tucson Viola van Ashlan Alexander Semchenko, Jr Ruth Eloise Sturch Alton Elston Dana Fagan Sterling Mass Margaret Morse Patten Firman R. Brooks Corliss A. Snyder Charles Glen Claypool Jeanne Bass Manuel Flores Maria de Jesus Ramos Thomas N. Stevens Legal Age Lisa H. Thomas Ted A. Bratzler

Tucson Flier In Group Decorated For Heroism

Oak leaf clusters to the Air Medal have been awarded to six Arizona members of the Eighth Air Force that has been battering Germany and Nazi occupied Europe. Recipients include First Lt. John W. Joslin of Phoenix, First Lt. Gerald D. Rotter of Kingman, Second Lt. John W. Ward of Tucson, Staff Sgt. Henry R. Bean of Dos Cabezas, Staff Sgt. Lewis F. Clayton of Naco, and Staff Sgt. Jerald H. Jones of Mesa.

Washington Arizona Eighth Air Force Germany Europe John W. Joslin Phoenix Gerald D. Rotter Kingman John W. Ward Tucson Henry R. Bean Dos Cabezas Lewis F. Clayton Naco Jerald H. Jones Mesa

Rationing enforcement tightens as finder returns urged

Authorities warn that ignorance is not a defense for possessing another's book marked with a warning to return it to the ration board. Police report loose stamps found on suspects, with Lopez bound over on a $1,000 bond in what may be a growing set of prosecutions.

Lopez

Jap Sub Sank Near Columbia River Mouth

Lt. Col. Deverett W. Holstrom, 27, an Air Medal recipient, says he sank a Japanese submarine near the Columbia River mouth on Dec. 24, 1941, while based at McChord Field and flew in the Tokyo raid with the Doolittle force. He also earned a second Air Medal and two silver stars for later China Burma operations.

Tacoma Wash UPR Maj Deverett W. Holstrom Columbia River Pearl Harbor Holstrom McCord Field Pacific Northwest China Burma Claire Chennault

Death claims Miss Jane Saunders aged 28

Miss Jane Saunders aged 28 of Tucson died at her home at 2808 East Mabel Street in the early hours. Survived by her mother Mrs. Theresa Saunders and twin sisters Miss Patrician Ann Saunders and Miss Peggy Jean Saunders. Funeral services at Reilly Undertaking chapel tomorrow at 11 AM, body to be cremated in Phoenix.

Jane Saunders Tucson East Mabel Street Theresa Saunders Patrician Ann Peggy Jean Saunders Reilly Undertaking Company Phoenix

Vichy Followers Reported Slain in Algiers

London dispatch quotes a German radio report claiming two high French officials who supported Vichy were shot in Algiers. The report offered few details and had no Allied confirmation.

London Paris Algiers

Allies To Speed German Bombings

Washington reports high authority expects intensified round the clock Allied raids on the Ruhr and Nazi war industry. Marshall warns against overreliance on air power while outlining aims to divert German planes from Russia and the Mediterranean and support Russian and Red Army readiness for ongoing campaigns.

Washington Ruhr George C. Marshall Columbus London Pantelleria Atlantic Joint Staff Marshall Russian Front Mediterranean Russia Hitler

Cartoon shows General Montgomery as the Sphinx

At a Northern Ireland home a newspaper cartoon from last November portrays General Montgomery as the Sphinx. The caption reads Rommel didn't guess my riddle.

Northern Ireland

Rivalry of Two French Heads Flares Again in North Africa

Algiers reports a continuing feud between Gen. Henri Giraud and Charles DeGaulle. A Giraud headquarters communique denies DeGaullist charges that many officers are aged over 60 and cites only two overage generals. It notes Adm. Rene Godefroy remains active under Giraud and that an expeditionary corps is planned with Allied support. The story also covers disputes over recruiting North African civilians, with Giraud favoring territorial limits and DeGaullists pushing broader recruitment.

Algiers Henri Giraud Charles DeGaulle DeGaullist Giraud DeGaullists DeGaulle North Africa Adm Rene Godfroy Alexandria Vichy North Africa Giraudists

Engineering Hours For First Mariner Patrol Bomber

The effort to deliver the first Mariner patrol bomber to the navy required 1,300,000 man hours. If a single engineer worked 40 hours weekly, it would mean starting in the year 1317.

Wage decision affects 3620 Tucson Division railroad workers

More than 3 620 nonoperating employees of the Southern Pacific Tucson division are bound by a 48 hour week with no overtime. Stabilization Director Fred M Vinson rejected a proposed eight cent per hour wage increase. A time and a half solution for the extra eight hours weekly was discussed as a possible leniency. The group includes clerks trackmen maintenance yard and freighthouse workers. Fifteen are mentioned in the fragment.

Tucson Southern Pacific Railroad Fred M. Vinson Leroy Magers

Legion To Have Charge Of Service For Archer

The American Legion will officiate at funeral services for William E Archer 55 Saturday at 3 30 p m A Tucson resident for 17 years he lived at 441 South Fifth street prior to his death Tuesday afternoon He is survived by wife Edith Archer three sons Earl Archer Raymond Archer Ervin Archer of Checotah Okla and two daughters Billie Randall and James Head of Tucson Dorothea Archer of Las Vegas New Mexico and three sisters Lois Brooks Leeda Gossett Redondo Beach California and Jessie Mae West Hollywood California The services will be at the Arizona Mortuary chapel and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

The American Legion William E. Archer Archer Tucson South Fifth Street Edith Archer Earl Archer Navy Raymond Archer U. S. Navy Ervin Archer Checotah Oklo

Railway Brotherhoods Include Nonoperating Members

Arthur Brown division chairman of railway clerks says 21 brotherhoods include nonoperating employees. Pacific Freight Express, a railroad subsidiary, operates under fair labor laws and is not involved in the current wage disputes.

Arthur Brown Pacific Freight Express

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