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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1945

Page

4

Public favors stern handling of Jap Mikado

A Gallup poll for the American Institute of Public Opinion finds most Americans want the Japanese emperor treated like any other war criminal. Most favor death or court trial with options including exile or life imprisonment. Only 54 percent correctly identify Hirohito. others misname him or admit ignorance.

American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Japan Institute Hirohito Tojo Pearl Harbor Tito Josip Broz Hari-Kari Yokohama Fujiyama

Arizona Fighters To Stand On Own Soil

Arizona soldiers in the Philippines wrote to Gov. Osborn asking for a gift of Arizona soil to scatter on Homesick Hill with a sign reading Arizonians Stand on your native soil as guests of the folks of your state. The request came with a copy of Arizona highways magazine.

Phoenix Arizona Philippines Co Ae Seae Coast Guard Sidney P. Osborn Arizona Highways Magazine

British Firm Plans to Drill at Site 946

A British company announces plans to drill at site 946. Details on location scale and timeline remain unclear but project moves toward development and potential impact on local resources.

Nazi secret weapon 5000 mile sky platforms revealed

SHAEF briefing cites German plans for 5000 mile high platforms to focus death rays on targets. Mammoth reflectors, rocket launch, radio control, and possible uses as observatories and power systems are discussed. Keck warned the ambition could grant global dominance if perfected, with scientists doubting feasibility yet impressed by engineering.

Malcolm Muir, JR Paris John A. Keck Keck Buck Rogers Ame SHAEF

Dr Bateman Appointed LDS Tempe Bishop

Tempe Ariz June 29 Dr George M Bateman head of the science department at Tempe state college has been named bishop of the Tempe ward of the Latter Day Saints church He previously served as counselor of the bishopric for 12 years and on the Phoenix high council for two years.

Tempe, Ariz George M. Bateman Tempe State College Tempe Latter Day Saints Church Bateman Phoenix High Council Church

Card of Thanks for Manuel Carrillo

We thank all who were kind and thoughtful at the time of the death of our husband and father Manuel Carrillo. Loretta Carrillo and Sons Tomas, Joe and Robert appreciate the support.

Manuel Carrillo Loretta Carrillo Tomas Joe Robert

Army Plans July August POW Returns From U S

The Army reports about 8 000 sick and disabled German and Italian prisoners will be sent home in July and August. The first group includes roughly 2 800 Germans and 300 Italians. Remaining 421 291 prisoners may depart within 12 months, with 40 000 noncooperatives kept until last. Some nonworkers may be moved to France or other devastated countries to aid reconstruction.

Washington United States France Germany Italy

Prisoners of war kept in U.S. until manpower returns

The War Department announced on Tuesday that able bodied prisoners of war will remain in the United States to fill essential work, provided American manpower is not available to replace them.

Washington War Department

Bong to Test Lockheed Shooting Star Jet Fighter

Maj. Richard Bong, American air ace, assigned in Los Angeles to test Lockheed B-80 Shooting Star jet fighters for the Army Air Forces, the air technical command announces.

Los Angeles Richard Bong Army Air Forces Air Technical Command

British Abbey Restoration To Last At Least A Year

Westminster Abbey will take over a year to repair more than half a million dollars in war damage. Dean Dr. P. de Labilliere said the abbey retains historic features despite heavy bombardment, noting losses to five houses and cloisters and a May 10 1941 air raid as the worst night. The organ and stained glass largely survived with minor harm.

London Westminster Abbey Westminster P. de Labilliere Westminster School Choir School de Labilliere

Fighting Admiral Says Japs To Quit In Year

Rear Adm. Frederick C. Sherman, a carrier task group commander active in the Pacific, guesses the war may end in six months to a year. He says he is not aligned with estimates of a 10 to 12 year duration and warns that if Japan does not surrender the United States will exterminate them.

Washington Frederick C. Sherman Adm Sherman Pacific Coral Sea Guadalcanal

Last Car Of Garments Heads For Relief Area

Arizona contributed nearly 1,000,000 pounds of used clothing and bedding to the United National Clothing collection drive with shipment of the last carload from Phoenix. Clothes collected in Arizona were sent to Sacramento for sorting cleaning and packing for war torn countries.

Phoenix

Cutback in War Production Lowers Jobless Estimate

Washington reports the War Manpower Commission trimmed its unemployment forecast for reconversion. Six weeks ago the estimate was 2,000,000 jobless by August 1. Officials say the total will be substantially less, with estimates leaning toward not exceeding 1,500,000.

Washington War Manpower Commission WMC

Surplus Property Sells For One-Third Of Cost

Washington June 29 surplus property board reports May disposals of 16 349 000 from 47 670 000 original cost. Twelve month total disposals reach 196 513 000 for property originally costing 357 063 000. Inventories at end of May stand at 1 668 983 000 based on original cost.

Washington

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