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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1941

Page

3

Herreras Suspended Over Uniforms Row Dispute

City building inspector E. D. Herreras was suspended by City Manager George W. Seeley effective tomorrow for allegedly refusing to wear newly prescribed uniforms for municipal employees. The policy, approved after a vote by staff, covers multiple departments and positions including meters, janitors, parks, and inspectors with two uniform options.

E. D. Herreras George W. Seeley Herreras Seeley Water Department City Farm Electrical Park Department

Contract Awarded for New Tucson Airport Project

Tanner Construction of Phoenix won the bid to clear grade pave the runway and fence the site six miles south of Tucson near the Nogales highway. The low bid was 128747.80 with six other bids, and development will be funded by CAA and WPA efforts following the city’s land acquisition east of the Nogales highway.

Tucson Nogales Highway Tanner Construction Company of Phoenix Los Angeles U. S. Army Engineer’s Office Tanner Company CAA WPA U. S. Air Corps

Life Under German Rule In Occupied Amsterdam

Amsterdam sees drastic changes under German occupation with fines imposed on cities, censorship and curfews, and Jews barred from public venues. Many Dutch operate under German oversight while economic hardship grows as 100,000 work in Germany and relief nets like Winterhulp aid the unemployed.

Amsterdam Special News Service Daily Citizen Holland Berlin Victor Hilverson Zaandam Waterloo Square Netherlands Friesland Germany Winterhulp Winterhilfe

Language breakdown of books consulted at Rio de Janeiro library

The National Library in Rio de Janeiro reviewed 7 464 books in a recent month. Of these 6 081 were Portuguese, 1 008 French, 202 English, 88 Spanish, 47 Italian, 32 German, and 6 Latin.

National Library Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Tucson Police Captain Faces Ouster Hearing Deadline

Police Captain Jay D. Smith has less than 24 hours to request a civil service hearing after charges filed Tuesday. Acting Chief Harold C. Wheeler accuses him of state highway law violations and three counts of false reports related to a January 24 incident. During suspension, Roy G. Robinson advances as acting captain.

Jay D. Smith Tucson Civil Service Commission Frank Cottrell Smith Civil Service Harold C. Wheeler Wheeler R. O. Williams North Stone Williams Roy G. Robinson

Purse Thefts Alarm Tucson Homes During Party

Mrs. Evangeline Connor reports a burglar tore a bedroom window screen and reached inside to take nine purses from a bed while guests socialized in the front room. The pockets were emptied later in the yard, totaling about $25 in cash.

Tucson Evangeline Connor East Helen Street Petee

Bevy of Quail Defined for Group Name

A group of quail is recognized as a bevy in common avian terminology. The term highlights collective movement and coordinated behavior among quails in wilderness and farm environments.

City Election Costs Soar From Low Turnout In Primary

City auditor J T Manders estimated the ballot cost at about 42 cents with 1421 votes cast and expenditures near 600. Ward 1 had the highest cost per vote at 1 35 while Ward 3 was 1 01. Ninety nine residents exercised franchise as winners were Mayor H 0 Janstad and J C Niemann Hal Burt Miller and Homer L Shantz Jr Democrat for council. M H Starkweather received four write in votes for mayor.

J. T. Manders H. 0. Janstad J. C. Niemann Halburt Miller Homer L. Shantz, Jr M. H. Starkweather

Pupils Raise Comstock Fund by 23 Dollars at Tucson High

Tucson senior high students donated 23.79 toward the Comstock hospital sick child fund, bringing the weekly total to 217 and edging toward the 360 needed for a bed. Dean Miss Calanthe Brazelton credited pep talks in 14 study halls by Miss Cavett's public speaking class for the boost.

Tucson Comstock Hospital Calanthe Brazelton Brazelton Lillian Cavett George Damsky Helen Smith Grace Jones Dan Harper Pluto Goyoocata Milton Wiggins Clarence Cardella Ruth Leon Betty Berger Miss Brazelton Comstock Funds Lois Dusenberry Virginia Lovett Catherine Parker Wanda Puryear Elizabeth Lauck Charlotte Garing

Switzerland tightens exemptions for military service

The report notes that aside from the physically unfit and mentally deficient, there are virtually no exemptions from Switzerland's military service. It highlights the broadening of compulsory service criteria and the tightening of carve-outs impacting eligible citizens.

Switzerland

Job Tests For Arizona Unemployment Commission

The oral examination board in Phoenix conducted thirty five interviews for job applicants to build an eligibility list for future vacancies. Richard A. Smith and temporary board members L L Henderson and Ervin W Atkerson led interviews at the Santa Rita hotel with applicants from Douglas Bisbee Nogales Eloy Safford and Tucson.

Arizona Unemployment Compensation Commission Richard A. Smith Merit System Tucson Smith L. L. Henderson Ervin W. Atkerson Phoenix Santa Rita Hotel Douglas, Bisbee Nogales Eloy Safford

Stenographic Exams Held Across Arizona Radio Broadcast

Applicants statewide gathered in central locations to take stenographic exams. Dictation was broadcast from Phoenix over affiliated Arizona Broadcasting Company stations to standardize testing nationwide.

Phoenix Arizona Broadcasting Company

What Causes Epilepsy Booklet From Doctors

A free booklet presenting doctors opinions on epilepsy will be mailed to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept Adyv. The notice invites broad public interest and offers informational guidance on the condition.

Fifth Ave New York N. Y Dept

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