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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1943

Page

4

Voorhees Reelected Head Of City Planning Commission

A. W. Voorhees was reelected president of the city planning and zoning commission for the coming fiscal year. Byron Ivancovich and H. E. Heighton were named vice-chairman and secretary. The panel reviewed the post war planning ordinance and outlined merging the 10 year program with new work under the post war public works reserve fund to bridge demobilization to peacetime industry. The fund, created by the mayor and council, aims to cover a six to 18 month gap. Eight states had similar post war legislation before 1943, Washington State dating to 1931.

A. W. Voorhees Planning and Zoning Commission Byron Ivancovich H. E. Heighton Commission State of Washington

Senate panel curbs funds for OWI and OPA for 1944

The Senate Appropriations Committee kept restrictions on the OWI and barred using funds for international services. It also trimmed OPA rollback subsidies and tightened pricing agency heads qualifications. House and Senate must reconcile amid potential late-session sessions and a possible Roosevelt extension bill.

Houses Congress House OPA Elmer Davis’ Agency Kenneth McKellar Tenn Senate Appropriations Committee Senate

Britain Will Shift Naval Power to Asia, Churchill Says

Churchill states Britain will divert ships men and planes to Asia as submarine threats are overcome. He notes no quick Japan campaign is planned but vows to fight through the flaming years and sustain efforts for Hong Kong Singapore and the Malay peninsula without relying solely on the United States.

Asia Churchill Japan Britain Hongkong Malay Peninsula Singapore United States

Armored Force School Sees New Communications Cadre

Pvt Hector Durand of 1347 S 5th Ave joins a new class at Fort Knox Kentucky assigned to the armored force school communication department. The school trains thousands of officers and enlisted technicians for armored divisions and tank battalions. Commandant is Brig Gen J A Holly. The department is one of nine at the school.

Hector Durand 5Th Ave Son Armored Force Ft. Knox J. A. Holly

Arizona cadets join San Antonio aviation training class

Five aviation cadets from Arizona completed pre flight training at the San Antonio aviation cadet center. One cadet from Tucson is Richard B. Crump, listed as 905 Valley Bank building.

Arizona San Antonio

Arizona Grad Leads Air Conditioning Expert In Country

Willis E. Barnum, class of 1928 University of Arizona mechanical engineer, heads Seattle York Ice Machine branch and visits his father in Tucson. Dean Butler calls Barnum one of the foremost authorities on air conditioning in the nation.

Willis E. Barnum University of Arizona Seattle York Ice Machine Company Tucson W. E. Barnum Dean G. M. Butler The College of Engineering Barnum

New Pamphlet Promotes Food Safety by 4H Method

Lola T. Dudgeon extension nutritionist authors a pamphlet titled Preserving Food the 4H Way. The University of Arizona College of Agriculture's agricultural extension service released the publication to guide safe food handling and storage practices.

Lola T. Dudgeon Agricultural Extension Service College of Agriculture The University of Arizona

Education lecturer to speak on Character Education at church

Dr Henry Neuman ys of Brooklyn N Y summer lecturer at the University of Arizona will give a public lecture on the Congregational church lawn tonight at 8 oclock The talk titled Character Education as a Mental Hygienist Sees It will be chaired by Robert Morrow

Henry Neumanyws Brooklyn N. Y University of Arizona Congregational Church Robert Morrow

Worcester appeal rejected over city water discharge

The Civil Service Commission has denied the appeal of Robert F. Worcester after his discharge from the city water department for insubordination. Worcester had served as a pumper in the department.

THE Civil Service Commission Robert F. Worcester City Water Department Worcester

Tucson Senior High yearbook copies arrive for distribution

Copies of the Tucsonian year book of Tucson Senior High School have arrived and will be distributed at the school book store Friday from 4 to 8 p m.

Tucsonian Tucson

Sale of Nine-Unit Lindo Court on Tyredall Avenue

Mrs. Anna Laura Lampley sold the nine unit Lindo Court on the east side of Tyredall avenue between Speedway and Helen street to Mr and Mrs Grove C Dodd for over 20000 dollars. Deed filed in Pima county recorder's office confirms the transfer and Paul Monier supervised the transaction.

Lindo Court Tyredall Avenue Speedway Helen Street Anna Laura Lampley Grove C. Dodd Pima County Recorder’s Office Paul Monier

Churchill Silent Resolve Aims for Total Surrender

Churchill addressed crowds at a hall with supporters and a violet toss from a young woman. He declared the United Nations demand unconditional surrender of Nazi fascist and Japanese tyrants and warned against any resumption of aggression. He highlighted Allied success against U boats and bountiful air and sea bombardment in mid 1943.

United Nations Churchill Europe North Atlantic

Council Sees Balance After Pension Fund Expenses

The council notes that funds will come from the pending pension authorization and that the remaining balance after expenses paid will form the pension fund.

Soap as Road-Building Material: A Surprising Use

Soap shows value as a construction additive aiding road building. It contributes to scale-resistant surface properties and helps stabilize mixtures for durable pavements.

Byrnes Says Weather Delays Labor War Plans

Byrnes discusses wartime policies and predicts weather affects wheat and food subsidies. He notes Roosevelt appointed Marvin Jones to key boards, and warns against division in the administration. Congress remains undecided on policy, while Wallace charges spark debate.

Buw James Jones Wallace Wigglesworth James Roosevelt Robert F. Wagner Senate Banking and Currency Committee Washington

PENDULUM OF CCC POLICY SPLIT ON SUBSIDIES AND VETO RISK

Congress debates a compromise on subsidies for the CCC amid division over presidential approval. Some favor direct farmer subsidies while others warn a veto could shift crop loan and lend-lease programs to other agencies. Roosevelt cautions Congress on inflation tied to subsidy elimination. Montecristi Ecuador noted as a historic hat capital.

Robert A. Taft Congressional Congress Roosevelt CCC

Tension in Europe Details Nazi Moves and Rommel Defense

Reports say Nazi troops hold key plants and Paris radio cites great naval activity in the Mediterranean. Tass notes Germany clears Belgian coast of potential invaders while Field Marshal Rommel takes charge of French defenses at Mortiane and aviation and artillery build up along the Rhone valley.

Paris Medipazonee Italy Tass Bern Lyon Tribuné de Geneve Rommel France Romahtel Mortidote Sebout Rhone Valley

Madame Chiang Kai-shek Ends U S Visit in Brazil

Madame Chiang Kai-shek wraps up nearly eight months in the United States and departs from Natal Brazil en route to China. Her secret farewell follows a stop at Wesleyan College Georgia where she studied years ago after auto accident injuries.

Natal Brazil Chiang Kai-shek Nata China United States Madame Chiany Wesleyan College

Lively Yard Sale Notes and Classified Fragments

A collage of offers and notices from a local paper listing flowers and plants for sale. Automobiles, real estate, and services appear with short bids and contact numbers. Includes stray postings for goats, dogs, room rentals, and employment, reflecting a busy classifieds page.

Mining promoter Graham dies at 71 in Phoenix area

Obituary notes Henry Graham born 1874 in Le Louis later moved to Colorado and Arizona. A blacksmith and miner who led minute men for small mining interests, he served as Cripple Creek police chief in 1903 04 and owned several mineral properties. Survived by wife Bertha and daughter Weltha Ann Graham.

Minute Men Arizona Graham le Louis Colorado Billy Spear The Arizona Republic Spear Bisbee Cripple Creek Bertha Weltha Ann Graham Phoenix

Man of 5 Hs in Sebring Runs Harder Hall Hotel

Harry H Hall manages Harder Hall hotel in Sebring Florida and humorously proclaims five Hs in his name and enterprise. He is noted as a hotel manager who exceeds the 4 H club by a name gimmick and local flair.

Sebring, Fla U.P Harry H. Hallman Harder Hall

First American raid on Le Mans boosts bomber tonnage mark

Fighters returned unscathed after bombing Le Mans renowned for the Gnome-Rhone motor works serving Messerschmitts and Junkers. Crewmen reported heavy bombs fell on the target area as clouds limited visibility on the way in. The raid, the eighth air force’s first on Le Mans, pushed monthly bomb tonnage over 3,000. Paris radio claimed 40 killed and 30 wounded in a Normandy town raid.

le Mans Gnome-Rhone Motor Works Messerschmitts Junkers Eighth Air Force Paris Normandy

Solomons Japanese Display Air Concentrations in Solo mons

Report notes sizeable air concentrations observed in the Solo mons area attributed to Japanese activity. Details on date, scale, and sources remain unspecified in the fragment.

Solomons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Head City Planning Tucson Planning and Zoning Commission Owl OWI Board of Economic Warfare Henry A. Wallace Secretary of Commerce Jesse H. Jones Commodity Credit Corporation G. Giffords City Briefs Germany Royal Air Force British Isles RAF Council Business Verna E. Yeoum I East Thire Byrnes Montecristi Ecuador Madame Chiang Pasha Goods Brifty Chang Arset N. Olsen Frank Robles Star- Citizen Oscar Texaco Congress and Main Barfield Sanatorium N. E Kelly Realty N. Norris Ave Plymouth Star-Citizen Sik Saanen Gale Aviation Pont Exchange Davispoethes Field Eee Ave Arimder E. Speedway N. Cherry N. H. Crimley J. Large Fanted M. WA Yimperson Bath Chevrolet Rockne Carl Riley King Mr. Whalen Desert Shores Casa Grande Road FUG Lee Yas Ford Coach Very & d Duple Adobe New North Main Star Citizen Blue Cross Hospital E. Lester EL Conquistador Hotel Home Ice CO U.S Tucson Gas, Electic Light & Power CO
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