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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

3

Voters Choose De Gaulle Head Of Frenchmen

American voters favor recognizing the de Gaulle committee as France's provisional government in a nationwide Gallup poll. Half identified him, 66 percent oppose recognition among those informed, with supporters citing loyalty to the Allied cause and patriotism as justification. Opponents worry over official selection and potential dictatorship.

de Gaulle Princeton N. J France United States England Atlantic de Gaulle Committee

Tucsonian Reappointed To Optometry Board

Phoenix June 27 correction shows Dr C C Gates Tucson and Dr F Hoyt Pilcher Phoenix both were reappointed by Governor Osborn to the state board of optometry. The earlier note said Gates was replaced by Pilcher for a four year term starting July 1. Carlton S Towne Tucson was appointed to the osteopathic examiners to fill an unexpired term of Dr W Kilcrease Casa Grande.

Phoenix C. C. Gates Tucson F. Hoyt Pilcher Osborn State Board of Optometry Gates Pilcher Carlton S. Towne State Board of Osteopathic Examiner

Arizona Wounded List Includes Tucson Names

The war department released a list of injured Arizonians in the Mediterranean area naming Lt. Hamilton R. Catlin of Tucson and several others from Pirtleville Winslow Ft. Defiance Ray and Tucson. Wives and family addresses are listed for some.

Arizona Tucson Washington War Department Mediterranean Kittie § Catlin North Fourth Avenue Samuel R. Morales Teresa R. Morales Pirtleville Frank C. Brown Refusio C. Brown Mission Avenue Basilio Cooper Anita Gutierrez Winslow Raymond C. Davis Amy D. Watchman Ft. Defiance William L. Driggers Rachel R. Mitchell Ray Antonio B. Perez Beatrice West 29Th Street

State Tax Commission Approves County Budget Requests

Phoenix, June 27. The State tax commission approved two counties requests to exceed their current budgets for unanticipated election expenses. One county sought permission to add 14 270 dollars and another 6 890 dollars.

Phoenix State Tax Commission

Hidden Airdrome Built By Jap Farmers In Lower California

Mexican military officials reportedly discovered six camouflaged airfields built by Japanese farmers in lower California. Two fields were near El Carrizal by Magdalena Bay, one with a nearly four mile landing strip. others were in the Liral valley. The source notes the fields may have existed since Mexico joined the war, and mentions deportation to Perote after discovery.

Mexico City Excelsior Leopoldo Toquero Dimarias Lower California el Carrizal Magdalena Bay Liral Toquero Mexico Perote

Adm. Mitscher Is Real Hero Of Sea Battle

Pearl Harbor June 27 UP The hero of the Philippine sea battle is Vice Adm. Marc A. Mitscher commander of the fast carrier task forces of the Pacific fleet. Fifty seven year old Mitscher a native of Hillsboro Wisconsin is known as a carrier expert and a veteran of hit run strikes against enemy island bases and now his fleet. He wears a baseball cap while directing operations from the bridge of his flagship and keeps battle plans in his head. He has been a naval aviator since 1916. He piloted a seaplane from Newfoundland to the Azores in 1919 and was decorated by Portugal. He served aboard Langley Saratoga and Wright and later became assistant chief of the bureau of aeronautics. He commanded the USS Hornet on December 7 1941 and led Doolittle’s Tokyo raid within range of Japan. Under his command the Hornet helped win at Midway. In April 1943 he commanded aircraft in the Solomons and in January 1944 was named carrier task force commander and led recent strikes.

Pearl Harbor Marc A. Mitscher Mitscher Hillsboro Wis Pacific Newfoundland Azores Langley Saratoga Wright Bureau of Aeronautics Hornet James Doolittle Tokyo Midway Solomons Islands

Engineering To Advance For Invasion Needs

Rear Adm. H. G. Taylor told the Society of American Engineers in Detroit that the European invasion will spur record engineering advances. He cited Sea Bee base construction and battle wear driving tougher metals, rust and heat resistance, better lubricants, and efficient fuels for vehicles that go ashore in salt water and traverse rough terrain.

Charles T. Pearson Detroit H. G. Taylor Area V U.S.N Society of American Engineers Adm. Taylor

Campaigns Against Japanese Bases in Pacific Islands

Military forces press campaigns against Japanese bases in the Marianas, Carolines, Palau, and New Guinea as Allied operations advance across the Pacific theater. Reports emphasize construction of airfields, naval patrols, and artillery support in ongoing efforts to weaken Japan’s war capacity.

Marianas Carolines Palau New Guinea

Military vehicle dependa bility and base construction pace

Adm. Taylor and engineers discuss the critical role of automotive equipment in wartime base expansion. He notes bases and construction units rise with faster vehicle production and depreciation, stressing that American engineers are essential as invasions continue and pace quickens.

Adm. Taylor

Tucson youths named to staff of YM camp paper

Six Tucson boys were named to the staff of the Y Pine Flash near Groom Creek, as announced today. The group includes David Cantor, Bill Bensema, Bert Kramer, Robert McGee, Tom Nevitt and Jack Morgan, with Jim Pruett of Rivers named as a reporter.

Phoenix Tucson

War Plants Divided Into Industrial Marts Proposal

Senator Murray proposed converting large war plants into industrial marts for bicycle radio and appliance makers. Subcontracting shops and service trades could operate on site. He warned of 100 billion dollars in surplus war property and urged channeling it to revive western and southern regions and aid small businesses and farmers.

New York Murray Mont New York Board of Trade Senate

Mussolini Had Movies Taken Of Execution Of Ciano

British radio said Mussolini had a film made of the execution of his son in law Count Ciano and other former Fascist leaders. Ciano, Emilio de Bono, and two others were shot by Pietro Caruso. Caruso was captured by Italian patriots near Viterbo. Ciano reportedly begged Hitler for telegraph aid, which was rebuffed.

New York Benito Mussolini Count Ciano Grand Council Ciano Emilio de Bono Pietro Caruso Rome BBC United Nations Algiers Caruso Bagnoregio Viterbo Adolf Hitler Fuehrer

Liberty Ship Praised as Truck Horse of the Sea by Senate Panel

The Truman committee lauded the liberty ship for war service calling it the truck horse of the sea but said its use as troop or hospital carrier was improper. The report urged limited troop transfers unless convoy safety and ship strengthening measures are in place. It cited a War Department finding that wartime conversions enabled deployment of over 800000 troops overseas.

Senate Truman Group Washington Senate Truman Committee Maritime Commission War Investigation Group War Department

Not Have Reached the Fighting Front Phrase

Fragment references a logistical or strategic statement about movement or attrition without clear front line contact. The text hints at casualties or losses but lacks concrete events, dates, people, or locations to identify a specific incident.

Reeducation of Nazis Seen as Major Task After War

Lord Halifax warned that re educating Nazis after a UN victory will be more intractable than any other challenge. He spoke in a Bowdoin College address stressing that success depends on re educating the Allies themselves as well.

Brunswick United Nations Lord Halifax Bowdoin College

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