89 Local Men Don Uniforms Induction to Phoenix
A group of 89 Tucson men will report to Phoenix for induction into the army. They include registrants from Draft Boards No. 1 and 2 and the colored draft board with transfers joining from No. 1 and No. 2 boards. Additional transfers and transfers to other boards are listed, along with names. Also notices of sealed bids for automobiles and a Tucson ordinance amendment on air raid protection and coordinator authority are published.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Army
Colored Draft Board
First Draft Board
Raymond Thomas Carrillo
Chew Chee Fan
Hector Avila
Antonio Martinez
Eduardo Luna Nunez
Peter Pablo
Jose Angel Masueta
Nelisto Lewis
Edward Valdez Ruiz
Ralph Manuel
Pablo
Diato G. Serrano
Abel Escarcega
Robert Gutierrez Jauane Laurent
J. S. Templeton
Oscar M. Chavez
Joe Claudie -Valenzuela
Theodore Garcia Muniz
Horace Burton Thompson
Leonard Arthur Safford
Terrence Cloney Atkinson
Frank Henry Ahlgreen
Homer Calvin Baldridge
Ramon Olitas Marquez
Harry Andrew Brimmer
Margarito Grazzo Robles
Antonio Mo
William Edgar Helms
William Dean Struthers
William Newton Porter
Wilfred Charles Bailey
Joseph Harold Barker
James Roy Bradley
Leon Harris McCulston
Frank E. Moran, Jr
Colored Board
Sam Luther Miller
Thomas Henry Lee
Leo Edwards
Walter Robinson
Lloyd Higgins
Eddie Thomas
Soivie Poney Grigsby
Joe Daugherty, Jr
Lewis Palmer
Tucson Ordinance 925 Air Raid Measures Adopted
The city council approves Section 2 authorizing the coordinator to appoint deputy coordinators and special police for air raid protection. Traffic stops during air raids or drills, with officers and wardens enforcing orders and wearing insignia. Passed and adopted June 21 1943, published June 28 29 30 1943.
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City OF
Tucson
Army
Navy
Ice
Igo Disaa
Office of Civilian Defense
Phoenix Dog Returns Home After 4000 Mile Odysseys
A mongrel named Pat traveled 4000 miles after stowing away in a Milwaukee bound freight car filled with potatoes. Joe Neil Tabor, Pat's owner in Phoenix, welcomed the dog back with a new leash and harness. A Milwaukee boxcar unloader found the dog among the potatoes and nicknamed him Spuds, drawing a photographer and a Phoenix newspaper's attention to the reunion. During wartime, curtailing metal church goods would save brass aluminum tin lead and nickel.
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Phoenix
Pat
Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Neil Tabor
Milwaukee News
Accident toll on 4th weakens Independence
Phoenix June 29. Gov. Osborn urged Arizonians to refrain from reckless celebrating on Independence Day warning that an accident toll weakens the nation in its ongoing fight to preserve independence.
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Phoenix
Salary Set for Tucson City Auditor at 340 Monthly
Ordinance 979 fixes the City Auditor's salary at 340 dollars per month effective date. It repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed by the Tucson Mayor and Council and published June 28 29 30 1943.
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City OF
Tucson
Arizona
Henry O. Jaastad
Stamp validity for shoes and food through dates
Stamp 18 covers one pair of shoes through October 31. Canned Food Stamps K L and M are valid through July 7.
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Canning
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