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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

3

WMC Ruling On Working Isn’t Popular

George Gallup reports that a public opinion survey shows disapproval of Washington's plan to regulate civilian manpower starting July 1. The measure limits employer hiring and requires approval to fire workers aged 18 to 65, with 53 percent disapproving and 14 percent undecided.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Washington United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission

Liberty Ship Aided England To Hold On Victory Confirmed

Adm. Howard L Vickery praised Liberty ships for aiding England and preventing collapse as Churchill credited them. He noted Victory ships on the West Coast will outrun Liberty vessels, 18 knots versus 10 to 12. A Phillips Petroleum contest drew 2000 victory garden entries with $6,600 in prizes for production and preservation.

England San Howard L. Vickery U. S. Maritime Commission Churchill Victory Liberty Bartlesville Okla Phillips Peroleum Co

Yankee Fliers Uses Cloud to Fool German Pursuit

First Lt. Richard L. Lace of Seattle, an unarmed photo recon pilot, outran two German fighters by diving into a smoke cloud, executing a U turn, and fleeing in reverse. The smoke stemmed from an oil refinery set ablaze minutes earlier by U S bombers on the Mediterranean coast.

Washington War Department Richard L. Lace Seattle Wash Lace Mediterranean

Copper Miners Press For Higher Wages Not Speeches

Washington reports copper mine workers demand higher pay rather than war workforce speeches and tap dances. Reid Robinson of the CIO Mine Mill and Smelters International cites low earnings in copper versus other war industries and urges a general wage increase to attract skilled workers and cover rising living costs.

Washington War Manpower Commission War Labor Board Toay Ferrous Metal Commission Reid Robinson CIO Mill and Smelters Workers International WMC Robinson

Denver residents back plan for 85 member symphony

Denver residents contribute 50000 toward a goal of 100000 to establish an 85 piece city orchestra comparable to New York Boston and Philadelphia. Nationally known conductors will be invited to lead the ensemble during the coming season.

Denver Symphony Denver New York Boston Philadelphia

Warns New Car Could Shatter Industry Plans

Detroit June 30. Industrial designer George W. Walker warned the auto industry that a newcomer with a low tooling cost could push the next car ahead a year and force old manufacturers to junk dies. He cited face lifting as a cheaper way to refresh appearance, and warned independent firms with backing could cost the industry millions as they press radical changes while established makers plan 1942 models.

Charles T. Pearson Detroit George W. Walker Walker Admiral Radio Electromaster Eureka Vacuum Co

Finns Glum Over Nazi Aid Pretense

Stockholm dispatch reports Finland reacting coolly to Germany’s aid claim as German troops parade in Helsinki. Observers note an weak force of second rate soldiers and dilapidated vehicles, with Finns questioning the value of the aid and government concessions.

Hubert Uxkull United Press Stockholm Helsinki U.P Germany Finland Rysto Ryti Joa Khim von Ribbentrop Esthenia

Germans Bluff Through Helsinki Maneuver Questioned

The observer notes a deceptive German harbor display in Helsinki with about twenty small Howitzers and anti tank guns moved in open cars. He suggests the show was a clumsy bluff aimed at pressuring Ryti and questions whether the Finnish government had already aligned with German demands.

Helsinki Ryti Ribbentrop

Wildlife zones in New Mexico include six of seven regions

In New Mexico six of the seven wildlife zones are represented, indicating broad ecological coverage. The statement highlights the state’s diverse habitats and the distribution of zones across the region.

North America New Mexico

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