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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
5
Los Angeles report shows lack of child care threatens warplane output as 8000 productive hours hinge on a single center. Aircraft War Production Council notes 101000 local women need outside care for 19000 children, with 220 more facilities required by December to sustain production.
Army sources describe the half track as a fast, heavily armed vehicle combining truck and tank features. In Tunisia a unit of eight half tracks kept vital supply routes open under attack, while Allied air power deterred German fighters in three months of operations starting January.
Mrs. Arvilla Beckman, 80, of La Mesa California, claimed as the oldest policewoman in the state, marked her 22nd year in the force with city officials present. A former schoolteacher and widow of a railway engineer, she continues public service.
Australia will award full war pensions to 2,092 soldiers who contracted tuberculosis in the last war and 107 who have done so in this one.
The Army demonstrates a 100 seconds notice balloon barrage system for the New York metro area. Maj. Gen. Sanderford Jarman explains the setup from a golf course clubhouse as 34 balloons rise to form the first defense. Cables,1,000 feet per minute rise, and a 60 foot balloon with a 13 man crew provide layered protection against enemy dive bombers and low flying planes.
Washington June 30 The Dies subcommittee preps for the opening of a prolonged congressional hearing on conditions in Japanese relocation camps. Chairman Dies says the full committee will also probe causes of racial disturbances, including Detroit rioting. Witnesses include WRA director Dillon S. Myer and Japanese American Citizens League officers.
Night and tomorrow show little temperature change with scattered showers across the area. A Venezuela survey of 594 communities found only 23 had both water and sewage facilities.
Acting Sergeant Ed Mayo reports Ora Hennon of Hudson House received a ten dollar fine after being described as incoherently staggeringly obnoxiously inebriated in Vancouver. The incident blends legal action with colorful police wording from the scene.
England released 5742 new books last year, well below the peacetime average of 10500, reflecting a sharp decline in publishing volume.
At Willamette University Naval Training Center in Salem Oregon the password Let George Do It circulates among back passing cadets. Key Georges include Lt George C Bliss commanding officer Capt George W Shepard of the naval medical corps and George Herbert Smith president of Willamette University.
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