Public backs Army point system fairness in discharge and draft
A Gallup report from Princeton finds broad public approval of the Army point system for releasing soldiers and of the draft process in communities. The study, based on surveys of 250 field reporters, notes large majorities plus similar views by those with relatives in service.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Army
Aioe
Icheanaiatos
Dinsciescenitentak
Marines
Navy
Births at Tucson Hospitals and Homes June Dates
A series of birth notices from Tucson area facilities lists births to military and civilian families. Individuals include Cecil B Robinson at 3502 E Willard and Arnold Porsch at 814 E 9th St, with multiple June birth times and locations across Tucson including Desert Shores Trailer Camp and 3115 E Greenlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Arnold Porsch
9Th Street
Tucson
Fletcher P. Hill
Oracle Road
John E. Terrack
Vaie
Donald Currier
Desert Shores
Gordon Herring
E. Greenlee
Liquor License Transfer Proposal Heads to Supervisors
Rey Hickey seeks to transfer El Recreo Sasabe liquor license to James I Mayo who plans a new bar at 3697 East Speedway. Notice posted at El Recreo and the construction lot for Jim Mayo's by Sylvia Powell, clerk of the board.
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Board of Supervisors
Rey Hickey
el Recreo
Sasabe
James I. Mayo
East Speedway
Jim Mayo
Sylvia Powell
Pvt Cardon Returns From Medical School
Pvt. Orson Cardon, son of Mrs. P Cardon of 932 North Euclid Avenue, is home on a short furlough from Columbia University Medical School in New York City.
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Pfc
Orson Cardon
P. Cardon
North Euclid Avenue
Pvt
Cardon
Columbia University Medical School
New York
N. Y
A J Thompson 51 Dies After Ten Years In Tucson
Andrew Jackson Thompson, 51, died at his home at 420 East Lincoln Friday evening. He had lived in Tucson ten years and was World War I veteran. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery soldiers plot with Veterans of Foreign Wars pallbearers. Services at Bring’s funeral chapel at 4 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. R. S. Beal officiating. VFW to conduct graveside rites. Survivors include wife Katie E Thompson and sister Eula Purdy of Leaksville North Carolina.
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Andrew Jackson Thompson
East Lincoln
Tucson
Thompson
Evergreen Cemetery
Bring’s
R. S. Beal
VFW
Engagement announced of Ernestine Nobles
The engagement of Ollie Ernestine Nobles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Nobles of 774 Anita Street, to Joseph P Green has been announced. There will be no wedding planned this August. Miss Nobles works in Berkeley and Mr Green is employed on Mare Island.
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Ollie Ernestine Nobles
Poland Calls Poles to Return for Reconstruction
Polish appeal urges all Poles whose devotion to democratic principles cannot be questioned to return home to assist in Poland's reconstruction, continuing from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Davis-Monthan Hero To Talk At Bond Show
Davis-Monthan field will host an 8 p m aquacade with Lt Morgan Higham and Pfc Walter Riddle as stars plus a talk by Lt P Shotwell on military tactics. A bond drive at Santa Rita hotel features a $1000 E bond requirement for admission and aims to raise 300000 with events at the university stadium and July 4 fireworks.
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Pima County War Finance Committee
Fred Dragonette
Dragonette
Arizona Inn
Davis-Monthan Field
Pfc
Walter Riddle
Billy Rose
Morgan Higham
Davis-Monthan
Plaza Theatre
Santa Rita
Order of Ahepa
University Stadium
Marana Band
Downs Ingram
Col. P. Shotwell
Army
University of Arizona
Idle in Wave of Labor Strikes Hits 135,000 Workers
More than 135,000 workers were idle as labor disputes disrupted war and civilian output across key industries. In Detroit about 45,000 workers faced walkouts threatening plant paralysis as unions clash over jurisdiction with AFL leaders.
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United Press
Detroit
Maintenance, Construction, & Powerhouse Workers’ Council
Uaw-Cio
AFL
Packard
United Automobile Workers Cio
Bender murder case links miner death to family
Testimony places Mrs Bender in connection with the miner s death as Armida Kellogg 14 testifies. The dying miner cried in Spanish Dont let them kill me. Arias and Rodriguez face sentencing June 30 while Manuel Calixtro 37 defendants in the case awaits trial after a severance ruling to avoid joint trial with Mrs Bender.
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Bender
Armida Kellogg
Arias
Rodriguez
Manuel Calixtro
Truman's Capitol Surprise Speech After San Francisco Work
President Truman made a surprise appearance in the Washington capitol rotunda before about 3,000 who gathered for a choir recital. He declared that the United States has finished a job in San Francisco that makes the 1789 charter a model for the world and stated he is there to clinch that charter.
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Puget Sound
Washington Capitol
San Francisco
Three Drivers Pay $50 Fines In City Court
Three automobile drivers paid $50 in police court for reckless driving on the weekend. Second Lt. Edmund Brown forfeited a $50 bond after a Sunday arrest on South 6th avenue and West 12th street. R. Ted Ford of 1810 East 13th Street also forfeited a $50 bond for reckless driving and no license. Herman Tuck, pursued for four blocks on West Congress street, was fined $50 or 30 days in jail after a speed chase with patrols Marmion and Hendricks.
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Edmund Brown
Davis-Monthanfield
Edward Hendricks
Ralph Marmi
South 6Th Avenue
West 12Th Street
R. Ted Ford
East 13Th Street
A. G. Jackson
John D. Anderson
North Stone
East Helen
Herman Tuck
Marmion and Hendricks
West Congress Street
Southern Pacific
Burgee Unit Carried by 317th to Objective
Borneo reports detail Colonel Henry A. Burgee of Sheridan Wyoming and his party being carried to their objective by the 317th troop, describing a military maneuver and personnel involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Burgee
Sheridan
Wyo
Jungle Skippers Sail Under Col Lackey in Norfolk
Carrier group known as the Jungle Skippers, commanded by Col. John H. Lackey Jr. of Norfolk, Virginia, is noted in this report. The excerpt highlights leadership and base location.
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Col
John H. Lackey, Jr
Norfolk, Va
Arnold predicts Japan air war peak and 2,000,000 ton bomb aim
Arnold says Okinawa missions exceed Marianas capacity and the peak of air operations against Japan will occur this fall. He reiterates the forecast that American planes will drop 2,000,000 tons of bombs on the enemy homeland in the next year.
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Marianas
Arnold
Japan
Parley commission to lead with 14 member executive panel
A parley commission will rely on a 14 member executive committee to oversee key tasks. The President’s approval for the closing ceremonies cast a shadow over planning efforts.
Truman to deliver first exclusively foreign policy address
The article notes Mr. Truman will use the occasion to present his first foreign policy address. Although the spotlight centers on Truman, many observers expect broader implications for the administration.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
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