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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1941

Page

3

Senate Will Not Accept Governor Osborn Veto

PHOENIX March 3 The state senate showed unwillingness to accept Governor Osborns veto of a 6000 appropriation for 1000 copies of the 1941 supplement to the 1939 code The veto was referred to the judiciary committee with orders to recommend steps to vindicate the senates prior action In debate Sen H H D Autremont urged committee review while Sen J Hulbert Smith argued the value of updated statuary annotations and pledged to do whatever necessary to keep them current Osborn said printing in the general appropriation suffices and veteran lawmakers cannot recall a past veto over rides

Phoenix State Senate Osborn Judiciary Committee Senate House H. H. D’autremont Pima County D’autremont General Appropriations Arizona

Official Asks Machinery To Halt Strikes

Washington March 3 Robert P Patterson undersecretary of war proposed a strike prevention system like the WWI labor board to avert interruptions in arms production. He cited 120000 man days lost in defense industries in the week Feb 24 to March 2 and urged voluntary cooperation of labor and management over legislation.

Washington Robert P. Patterson Udersecretary of War Wilson Patterson House Judiciary Committee

Panama Construction Boom Drives Demand for Workers

Construction activity in Panama is boosting job demand as infrastructure projects accelerate. Local employers report growing need for skilled labor across multiple sectors, with firms citing larger orders and tighter labor markets.

Panama

Pima Supervisors Oppose Gasoline Tax Diversion Measure

Pima county supervisors unanimously voted to oppose a bill allowing municipalities to receive 10 percent of the gasoline tax. They urged State Senators Kimbell and d Autremont to vote against it, arguing it would hurt state and county highway programs and curb county road improvement. Additional actions included road abandonments, dedications, and utility rights of way projects around Tanque Verde, Brentwood, Catalina Foothills, and Bear Canyon.

Pima William F. Kimbell H. H. d’Autremont Arizona Tom Collins Tanque Verde Road Brentwood J. Mercer Johnson Ed Echols Pastime Park Road Tanque Verde Loop Road Desert Willows Guest Ranch

Philip C Mason Claimed by Death in Tucson

Philip C Mason 60 a Tucson resident for two years died yesterday in a sanitarium He was a Southern Pacific railroad steward for 17 years before his illness He lived in Oakland California previously and was a member of the Spanish American War Veterans Surviving are his wife Maude and a son Philip C Mason Jr now with a U S bombing squadron in Oakland Funeral and burial set for Oakland with Eastlawn mortuary and Reilly Undertaking company handling Tucson arrangements

Philip C. Mason Tucson Southern Pacific Railroad Oakland Cailif Mason Maude Mason Eastlawn Mortuary el Presidio National Cemetery Philip C. Mason, Jr U. S Reilly Undertaking Company

Congress of Ibero American University Students Proposed

Student leaders and professors in Mexico propose a congress of Ibero American University Students to unite Spanish speaking youth of the Americas. The aim is to analyze their attitude toward defense and the role of the United States in it.

Mexico Americas United States

University of Arizona Week Calendar Highlights

The Tucson Symphony Orchestra performs with violinist Yehudi Menuhin in the university auditorium at 8 15 p m Friday. Earlier events include a Space Curves talk by Dr E J Purcell at 4 40 p m tomorrow, a Newman club talk on Some Famous Catholic Writers Tuesday night, and Outward Bound staged Thursday to Saturday in Herring Halls theatre. Steward Observatory hosts a moon viewing open house 8 9 p m. Delta Pi Sigma holds a dinner Thursday 6 30 p m in the campus dining hall. Tickets for the moon show are limited to 40 and available from the liberal arts college office.

Tucson Symphony Orchestra Yehudi Menuhin Department of Dramatic Art University of Arizona Steward Observatory E. J. Purcell William J. Tucker Newman Club Tucson Symphony The Liberal Arts College Delta Pi Sigma Herring Halls

Arizona YMCA Secretaries Schedule Sunday Meeting

Arizona YMCA secretaries will meet Sunday at the Pioneer hotel. The session opens at 10 a.m. with devotions by Rev. Richard A. Dawson. Main speaker is L. E. Norris of Los Angeles, Pacific Southwest area program secretary.

Arizona Ymca Pioneer Hotel Richard A. Dawson First Congregational Church L. E. Norrie Los Angeles Pacific Southwest Area A. B. Donaldson Miami Association Arizona Elmer Coble YMCA Hal Wood Phoenix Hervey Smith Tucson

Forest service cuts livestock from western ranges amid drought

Washington March 3 western members of Congress hear that the forest service will reduce livestock grazing on national forest ranges. C M Granger notes many complaints already and predicts more as overgrazing and drought force cuts to protect forage. Officials urge better range management and a 20 to 25 percent cut as a reserve against drought.

Washington Congress Forest Service C. M. Granger House Appropriations Granger National Forest Treasury Intermountain

Colorado man dies in drop on Apache Trail

Milton L. White, 56, of Gunnison Colorado, was killed when his small truck plunged 150 feet on Fish Creek hill along the Apache Trail 70 miles east of Phoenix. His wife Mrs. White was critically injured and unconscious in Mesa hospital. Surviving children include Mrs. Paul Stewart, Margaret White, Dorothy White, Mrs. Paul E. Perkins and Ben S. White.

Phoenix Milton L. White Gunnison Colo Here

Moonshine Couple Nab Moonshiner in Snowy Virginia Plot

In Richmond two state liquor control board operatives T P Duggan and T F Casey found a man in a snow filled yard near Godwin street and arrested him for possession of 194 half gallon jars of moonshine corn.

Richmond T. P. Duggan T. F. Casey Godwin Street State Liquor Control Board

Conservatively Grazed Ranges Improve Productivity and Herd Earnings

The range study shows managed grazing doubles outside grazing capacity, with net calf production over 50 percent higher and death losses about one third. Conservatively grazed areas sustain production and sometimes improve beyond ungrazed areas, ensuring future range availability and reducing supplemental feeding while boosting herd earnings.

Students Attend Schools Run by Mexico City Welfare Dept

Nearly 210000 children attend schools operated by Mexico City's public welfare department according to the latest figures.

Mexico Public Welfare Department

Nazi Cruiser Attacked By British Airmen

British bombers attacked Brest reporting sticks of bombs straddled decks of a Hipper class cruiser docked there. RAF raids also targeted List sea plane base, German shipping off Dutch islands, and a 2000 ton vessel in a North Sea convoy with two bombers lost.

London Brest North Sea Air Ministry RAF List Kiel Germany

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna Ad

Thousands believe constipation affects digestion and comfort with symptoms of stomach upset gas and dizziness. The ad urges Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to wake up lazy bowels and ease the stomach. It notes pepsin aids tolerability and claims even children enjoy the taste. Buy at your druggist today.

Dr. Caldwell

German Bases Hit In Night of Allied Attacks Near England

Reports say German invasion bases near England faced strikes with targets including naval and submarine facilities in France and Nazi airfields. The attacks followed allied operations last night, aiming to disrupt facilities supporting invasion efforts.

England France

St Johns Wins Arizona Division Title in Latter Day Saints Play

A St Johns Arizona team defeated Virden New Mexico 33 to 26 in a division tournament in Phoenix on Saturday securing a spot to play in the Latter Day Saints church basketball tournament in Salt Lake City on March 12. St Johns also won the division title last year.

Phoenix St. Johns

Bridal Couples in Burma Exchange Oil Ceremony

A Burmese wedding custom features brides and grooms dousing each other and friends with vegetable oil as part of the celebrations. The practice signals blessing and unity for the couple and their guests.

Burma

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