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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
5
Berlin reports new currency restrictions in occupied Europe curb the cigaret barter racket that flourished after Allied troops arrived. Serial numbered tobacco paybooks will replace loose exchanges, aiming to stop short money transfers and stamp out the practice that fueled Berlin millionaires and vast overseas shipments.
Multiple items: Probate petition for Elizabeth Hart will filed by William H. Hart with hearing set for July 8 1946 in Tucson. Also notices for certificate of convenience and necessity for a transportation venture and a hearing on a will in the superior court. Publish dates June 1946.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution authorizing Ft. Lowell school district to issue 56500 in improvement bonds for public sale. Voted June 6 district approval 25 to 6. Bonds mature between Aug 1 1954 and Aug 1 1961. Funds to finance an addition including a cafeteria.
Tokyo June 25 U P An American ordnance expert says Japan's electric cannon project near Yokohama failed to yield practical results. Col J W Cave notes a 6 600 ft s target was never reached. early 1940s tests produced a 4 lb shell at 1 000 ft s, far below standard mortars. The method required massive electrical power and offered little charge, rendering the factory output salt.
A snake's heart typically sits about one fifth of the body length from the head toward the tail, marking a consistent internal placement across species. This anatomical detail highlights the reptile's proportional heart position within its elongated torso.
Col Jeff D Milton 1416 East Tenth Street is under treatment at the veterans hospital for injuries from a fall last week. Resting comfortably, Milton is Arizona’s honorary colonel and a renowned pioneer whose life spans the lawless two gun days to modern times. He sent a famous telegram during early West fighting, “Send two coffins and one doctor, Jeff.”
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