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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1943
Page
2
Civic leaders toured the Marana air base seeing cadets with an instructor perform aerial stunts at 300 to 10 000 feet. Col. Charles Backes and Mayor Henry Danstad led visits through commandant offices, link trainer buildings, machine shop, maintenance hangar, base operations and WAAC facilities.
Bill Daum son of G M Daum of 620 North Fifth avenue is an aviation cadet in the naval air corps after passing final exams on June 23 He took earlier tests in May at a Tucson recruiting board now rests in San Diego awaiting orders to active duty Daum known in Arizona high school sports was a reserve halfback for Tucson High and nearly tied the state track record in the half mile under coach Elbert Brooks It was noted during a review attended by cadets WAACs and officials with a dinner in the cadet mess and a large roster of visiting civic leaders
The Inter-Tribal Indian ceremonial at Gallup New Mexico featured what is said to be the largest Navajo blanket ever woven. The rug measures 27 feet by 16 feet and was hand woven by Mrs Manygoats, a renowned Navajo woman.
Dr. E. D. Terreau of the University of Arizona argues wartime strategy should shift thousands of workers from congested cities to small towns and rural plants. He cites reduced costs, fewer regulations, and deeper democratic roots as war winners, with emphasis on youth training and local control over production and regulation.
Marine Pfc. John S. Marler, 23, returns to San Diego with a 36 inch blade and a 14 inch hilt from a Japanese major. He says the major tried to shoot him, Marler shot first, and another Japanese soldier wounded him in the heel as he fled.
A two day conference on the school and the home front will explore the role of teachers in federal price control programs. Dr J W Clarson Jr and Dr W W Isle will direct lectures with exhibits and consultations. The event is part of the OPA effort to educate the public on cost of living and is open to teachers and others.
A tangled case over a .44 40 rifle involves Napoleon Littlefield and Gene MacLemore. Police heard conflicting claims of ownership and theft, and Magistrate Cella urged removing the gun from circulation as the case progressed.
Bibliography lists materials on price control rent control rationing and inflation. Includes special educational content created for schools nationwide and samples of materials prepared by government agencies for examination.
Ramon R. Santa Cruz a 62 year old rancher died at his home 101 West 27th street early today. Survivors include wife Augustina a daughter Adale Ortega Tucson two sons Ramon and Dolores Tucson sisters Maria Santa Cruz Pat Miranda Andres Salcido and Mrs J B Trias two brothers Demetria Aguirre and Epefrneo Aguirre and an uncle Santiago Riviera. Tucson mortuary handles arrangements.
Bermuda has created a truck transport zoning system that excludes vehicles used on American bases from its rules. The exemption covers trucks operated for military installations, affecting how delivery routes and parking are managed.
Reverend Arthur A. Gramer of All Saints will celebrate Corpus Christi at 11 am with combined choirs from All Saints and SS Peter and Paul. The choirs will perform the high mass, with a breakfast for participants at 9 am hosted by the USO and director Emmat Quinlan.
A 30 pound bobcat once thought extinct in the area for decades was shot by farmer Michael Stankovich near Duanesburg after the animal attacked his pet cat. The sighting prompted local interest in wildlife status.
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