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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

5

Tucson Budget Forecast Sees Higher 1944 45 Spending

The Tucson budget proposal for 1944 45, prepared by Phil J. Martin Jr., calls for expenditures of 1 129 219 over bond redemption interest funds, up from 1 070 625 this year. General administration costs rise to 21 170, with notable increases in parks, street maintenance, and utilities. airport salaries fall. The plan includes pension contributions, a new annuity program, and land purchases, while overall general and water funds total 949 219 and 180 000 respectively, yielding an actual next year budget of 1 129 219 versus 1 070 625 this year.

Ci Ry of Tucson Phil J. Martin, Jr Duff & Phelps City Hall Himmel Park Nicolai Christian Pima County

Northern Ireland A Celtic Heritage Amid War and Politics

Maj. Mark Finley discusses Northern Ireland history from Celtic roots to 20th century conflicts, the Ulster Parliament, and U S and Eire relations. He notes Ulster Unionists, the 1690 Battle of Boyne, 1922 Free State split, Londonderry and Belfast economies, and neutral Eire stance amid World War II.

Ireland Maj Mark Finley U.S. Army The Citizen Northern Ireland Los Angeles Times Belfast Londonderry Derry England Ulster Boyne James II William of Orange Queenstown Cobh United Nations U. S United States Army Free State Eire Germany Senate House of Commons Duke of Abercorn Stormont London Washington Ere Eamon de Valera de Valera All Ireland Nissen Hut Legation Japan Europe

Japanese Americans Bound Over To Federal Jury

In Phoenix two Japanese-Americans charged with failure to report for induction at the Poston relocation center were bound over to the federal grand jury after waiving hearing before U S Commissioner F A Hickerwell. They were released on $1000 bonds. Names: Linoa M. Shimizu and Tsutomu B. Noguchi.

Phoenix Poston Relocation Center Federal Grand Jury U. S F. A. Hickerwell Linoa M. Shimizu Tsutomu B. Noguchi

Meat Men Of State 1 Labor Market Area

The tenth regional war labor board consolidated Arizona into one labor market area for butchers and set a statewide wage standard for journey men butchers and apprentices. The action, urged by Phelps Dodge Mercantile and affecting Tucson Phoenix areas, aims to curb worker migration and ease hiring. The board also denied most wage increases for Metalcraft Phoenix and kept union contract status quo for its workers.

Arizona Tenth Regional War Labor Board Santa Rita Hotel Tri-Partite Thomas F. Neblitt Metalcraft Manufacturing Company Phoenix Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company Tucson Phelps Dodge Mercantile Concern Bisbee Warren, Douglas Clifton Morenci WLB Phelps Dodge Metalcraft Manufacturing Company of Army Air Corps California Mesa Chandler Retail Clerks International Protective Association Union Conciliation Service The Labor Department Alfred C. Lockwood Chris Totten Raymond Smardon, Jr Los Angeles AFL Beaumont Silverton Wade Church Henry Hayden Las Vegas

Fickett Middleton and Ward Speak Over Radio

Three Tucsonans spoke on a national network broadcast after Earl Warren's Chicago speech. Judge Fred W. Fickett, Malcolm Middleton, and A. M. Ward participated in the 15 minute program. The recording will be rebroadcast from Tucson.

Army Air Forces fills many jobs with women corps

KTUC spokesmen said the message would be heard tonight at 10 15 if released in time. The Women’s Army Corps fills more than 200 kinds of jobs in the Army Air Forces, highlighting broad roles for servicewomen.

Phoenix KTUC Army Air Forces Women’s Army Corps

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