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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1944

Page

4

YWDL to Hold General Meet at YWCA

A general meeting of YWDL members is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the main YWCA on North Fifth Avenue. Members should bring old cards plus a snapshot for a new green card. Agenda includes rule book updates and schedule of events. post meeting, girls visit La Hacienda for soldier entertainment.

YWDL YWCA North Fifth Avenue la Hacienda Davis-Monthan Pioneer Hotel Marana Marana Army Airfield League

Community groups announce midweek meetings

The WCTU plans a YWCA gathering Wednesday at 2 30 p m with visitors welcome. Ft Lowell Homemakers hold an all day meeting Thursday inviting members to bring lunch and labor saving devices for a Household Pet show. The Ben Daniels auxiliary No 3 of the United Spanish War Veterans meets Tuesday evening at the Santa Rita.

WCTU YWCA Ft. Lowell Ben Daniels Auxiliary No. 3 The United Spanish War Veterans Santa Rita

Elks Ladies Bridge Luncheon Planned for Wednesday

The Elks Ladies luncheon will be held Wednesday at 1 15 p m in the club room with Mines Fred Wagner Howard Luckett W Habbard Jr W M Kellen Harry Wagner and S B Meeks in charge The Sew and So club gathers at Mrs Rachel Lincoln 827 East Fort Lowell Road Wednesday at 2 p m with Mrs Thelma Crane as co hostess

Elks Ladies Bridge Mines Fred Wagner Howard Luckett W. W.bbard, Jr W. M. Kellen Harry Agner S. B. Meeks Sew and Rachel Lincoln East Ft Lowell Road Thelma Crane

PEO Chapter I Meeting At Mrs Ethel Jeffers Home

Chapter I PEO invites unaffiliated members to a gathering at Mrs Ethel Jeffers residence 2041 East Second Street on Wednesday at 8 p m. The event is open to all unaffiliated PEO members.

PEO Ethel Jeffers East Second Street

All Saints Ladies Sew at Benke Home and Red Cross Rooms

The ladies of All Saints church will sew at Mrs. A. F. Benke’s home at 307 South Third Avenue Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dressings will be made at the Red Cross production rooms at Tenth Street and Park Avenue during the same hours.

Ladies of All Saints Church A. F. Benke South Third Avenue Red Cross Tenth Street Park Avenue

St Annes Society to Meet Tuesday for Parish Hall Plans

St. Anne's Society of All Saints church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 P. M. in the parish hall to finalize plans for the St. Patrick's party. All members are requested to be present.

St. Anne’s Society of All Saints Church St. Patrick’s Party

Safford PTA Plans Wednesday Meeting at School

The Safford PTA will meet at the school on Wednesday at 4 in the Safford auditorium. Miss Gertrude Wagner will sing, Mrs. Maurice Ballenger will present Fifteen and Fifty, and Mr. Troxel will discuss Boys and Girls Together.

Safford Pta Safford Auditorium Gertrude Wagner Maurice Ballenger Troxel

Ex-Tucsonian Exclusion Order Lifted In West

Cincinnati reports an order excluding Carl E. Molling from the western defense command area has been suspended. Molling, once of Tucson, Arizona, led a Mexican tourist bureau in the city and served as a German army officer in World War I before becoming an American citizen.

Cincinnati Western Defense Command Carl E. Molling Tucson, Ariz United Press Today Molling Attling Mexico Tucson

Two Yank Soldiers Die After Fracas In London

Two American soldiers died in the Cheshire hospital February 17 from stab wounds suffered in a fight outside a hotel the night before. A third soldier unnamed was under arrest. The dead were Pvt Louis Cygan, 37, Gardiner Massachusetts, and Richard Garcia, 29, Oceanside California.

London Cheshire Hospital Pvt Louis Cygman Gardiner, Mass Richard Garcia Oceanside Cal

Walter Winchell In New York Spy Stuff

Walter Winchell reports on Nazi espionage networks and intelligence disputes. He notes Goebbels using a private listening switchboard and Nazi influence in Argentina through newspapers and pamphlets while warning of repeatable spy tricks and blacklists.

Walter Winchell New York Argentina

Study of Federal Finance Presented to Tucson Women Voters

Mrs. R. R. Hinnant spoke at a Tucson National League of Women Voters meeting detailing the federal budget’s size and debt as war spending receded postwar. She urged higher taxes to absorb surplus purchasing power and curb living costs, while Arizona water use and Colorado River legislation were discussed by members including Miss Ethyl Lobban.

R. R. Hinnant Tucson National League of Women Voters Hubert d’Autremont Wlth Hinnant Thomas Axtell Arizona Colorado Ethyl Lobban League Charles

Germans in America pursued by Bund exposed by spy network

An article notes that Germans in America who refused Bund work were kidnapped and sent to Germany and shot. It mentions active Bund supporters in the U S and a large Nazi espionage network. British reports indicate 14 000 Nazi agents posing as servants. It adds Nazi espionage spending surpassed military spending five years ago.

America Bund Germany Britain

Jap System Touts Spy Education And Propaganda Tactics

A wartime passage condemns the Japs as training spies to collect overheard conversations and report back via a foreign office. It argues that even minor information can complete a secret link and notes Nazi agents used such data to gauge morale and target hate propaganda.

Jap Foreign Office

Nazi Agents Run Schools in Argentina and California Plot

A reporter exposed an indicted Nazi agent F. K. Ferenz behind a plot to operate military training schools for German descent children in Argentina and previously in California. The piece notes Mata Hari’s espionage reputation and credits the FBI with countering saboteurs and other Nazi threats.

Argentina California F. K. Ferenz Mata Hari FBI

Propaganda warfare and Nazi influence in neutral nations

A historical report warns that Nazi propaganda units like World Service seed confusion to erode national will. It cites American sympathizers on mailing lists and past congressional evidence from 1936, noting clipping and dissemination of Nazism content to Goebbels via neutral-country outlets.

Hollywood World Service Congress America Goebbels

International spy exchange thrives in neutral nations

The International Spy Exchange, a network of espionage agents, operates within neutral countries collecting state information and selling it to the highest bidder. The piece notes past instances like Franz Von Papen using a front named The National Peace Council for sabotage and espionage in America before the last war.

International Franz von Papen America The National Peace Council

Inside Nazi trust networks and a NY spy on behalf of the FBI

The text describes Gestapo and Wehrmacht spying on each other, Himmler guarding assassination reels to protect Hitler, and a claimed 1919 spy accusation. It highlights Walter Morrissey, superintendent at the Nazi NY consulate, who handed documents to the FBI, aiding a major American counterspy case.

Gestapo Himmler Hitler Walter Morrissey New York FBI G-Men America

Soldier Killed In Army Jeep Collision

Phoenix March 7 A soldier killed in the collision of an Army jeep and an oil truck near Morris town has been identified by the Lake Field public relations office as Sgt. F. S. Pensabene son of Mrs Rose Pensabene of Brooklyn New York The accident occurred Saturday

Phoenix Mar Morristown Lake Field F. S. Pensabene Rose Pensabene Brooklyn N. Y

Making Two Dry Runs Liberators Hit Berlin

A Liberator bomber formation from England raided Berlin yesterday in two bombing runs and struck the target with the nose. Lt. C. D. Makinster of Globe, Arizona piloted the B-24 Arizona Rambler and reported four large fires in a row over the city.

England Mar Berlin C. D. Makinster Globe, Ariz

Davis-Monthan Officers' Wives Club Meets This Afternoon

The Officers' Wives' Club of Davis Monthan will hold a meeting this afternoon at the field Officers' club. Entertainment and refreshments are planned. Mrs Gladys Koehne of Chicago visits Tucson to see her brother Bill Frey, a University of Arizona student.

Officers’ Wives’ Club of Davis-Monthan Field Officers’ Club Gladys Koehne Chicago Tucson Bill Frey The University of Arizona

St Margaret's Guild Hosts Tea at Draper Home

The St Margaret's guild of Grace Church met at Mrs. William Draper's Longfellow Drive home. President Mrs John Kyle led the business and devotions before tea. Special guest Miss Betty Lou Draper was presented a cookbook of recipes from members amid her upcoming marriage.

St. Margaret’s Guild of Grace 1 William Draper Longfellow Drive John Kyle Betty Lou Draper Miss Draper

Listen World Seeks Courage Not Pity By Elsie Robinson

Column urges readers to reject pity and self-pity and choose inner strength. It cites Invictus lines and proclaims resilience through hard times, urging standing tall in ragged condition and guarding one’s soul against emotional charity.

William Ernest Henley

Veterans seek 3500 home 4500 overseas service pay plan

Five veterans groups push a 1944 act offering 3 a day for home service and 4 a day for overseas service up to 3500 and 4500 annually, with an extra 500 for wounded. All above 300 would be tax free, in non negotiable bonds, with limits on withdrawals and 3 percent interest later. Sponsored by five veterans organizations.

Washington, Mar Veterans Armed Forces House Veterans of Foreign Wars The Army and Navy Union Disabled American Veterans Military Order of the Purple Heart Regular Veterans’ Association

Last Minute Filers Must Make Our Own Returns

Washington reports that 10,000 IRS deputies are helping taxpayers but with 10 days left to the March 15 deadline many filers must do it themselves. Officials say if all 50 million taxpayers sought help, 1,000,000 more experts would be needed, far beyond current staff.

Washington Mar Bureau of Internal Revenue Bureau

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