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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1944

Page

5

Large Contingent Pinpoints Pre Induction Examinations

A list released by Pima county board No. 2 shows 114 men from Pima County will depart next week for pre induction physicals at Phoenix. It notes nine from Ajo and 18 transferred from other boards. Also listed are seven men set to enter Navy service. Names span Tucson Ynez Calistro Verdasco Bezem ber Raymond Louis Bezem ber Charles Williard Van Camp and others. The roster includes transfers from other boards and from Ajo with numerous Tucson as well.

Pima County Phoenix Pima County Board No. 2 Ajo Navy Tely Bruce Lane McBride Harry Wade Lewis Harry Williamson Pryor Charles Adolph Weaver Jesus Jose Navarro Frank Benson Machado John Paul Thompson Dan Lewis Fitchett Frank Henry Miller Frank C. Cranz Paul John Faherty Lorentine Joaquin Robert Quiro Z. Fanchett Sisto G. Serrano Frank V. Mendibles Guillermo Romo Facio Cruz Serrato Gutierrez Bruce Adelbert Johnston George W. Camp Lucian Gale Webb Walberto Ernesto Lopez Alfred Middle John D. Ballentine Walter Joseph Burke Barney Lee Potter Eduardo Sinohui Castillo Juan M. Morales John Underwood, Jr Steven James Alvarez Leonard Morrell Hunting Antonio Ramierez Walter Lee Livingston Arnoldo Martinez Montes Ynocencio Cruz Reyes Kenneth Jay Atwood John Doyle Ewing Henry Mendez Gandara Jack Edward Ferguson Norman John Liechty Lazaro Mercado Romero Felix Ruiz Gomez Rudolph Edward Elias Lawrence Ventura Ezequiel B. Martinez Floyd William Barcus Irvin Wayne Flood William Archie Kinkead Poe Altamirano Edward Johnnie Bartlett

Amphfi 4-H Club Plans Meeting Tonight at School

The amphitheater 4-H club meets at the school tonight at 7 30 to elect a new leader Kimball Nel in and map the group’s role in the upcoming county wide 4H show.

Kimball Nel

Governor Transmits Message to Legislature

A brief note indicates the governor has transmitted a message or communication to the legislature for consideration. No further details available in the readable text.

Utility Purchase Bobs Up In Council

Council discusses flood control urgency and a new committee on utility appraisal for Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power. Debates over bids, sewer line work near East Speedway, and airport improvements are noted. The city authorizes a bid notice, approves payment of auditors and small land sales, and endorses a zoning bill.

Frank Dawson Henry O. Jaastad Fred D. Lee Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company William H. Codd Lee Codd Joe Niemann W. Stuart Nicholas John Lyons, Jr Lyons Tucson Municipal Airport Fifth and Sixth Avenues East Speedway L. M. White Construction Company S. B. Townsend Townsend Country Board of Supervisors A. W. Voorhies Zoning Commission Voorhies

Ward Five Sees 87 Votes Cast by Noon in Nomination Contest

At noon only 87 votes were counted in Ward Five where a nomination contest occurs. GOP has 297 registered voters in the ward and expect most to vote by closing. Democrats report 1,576 registered in the ward, while M. H. Babby challenges incumbent W. Stuart Nicholas for the ward five council seat.

Noon M. H. Babby W. Stuart Nicholas Council

Condemnation Suit Status Up In Federal Court

Judge Albert Sames heard arguments on whether the Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power condemnation suit should be dismissed. He took the case under advisement and allowed memorandums before Saturday. The outcome hinges on pre vote filing legality and available compensation mechanisms.

Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co Albert M. Sames Utility George Darnell City of Tucson John D. Lyons James Darnell John Lyons Sames

Whiskey Thieves Loot Box Cars In SP Yards

Full cases of whiskey lay along the Southern Pacific tracks on the east side of town after a burglarized car was found by sheriff deputies. Six cases were on the tracks near the car, five and a half under it, and one case about nine car lengths away with broken glass bottles scattered along the rails. Detectives said the amount taken was unknown and the thieves may have fled before finishing.

Southern Pacific Railway

Organized Jap Bands Offer $35000 for Kill of American Officers

The Chinese authorities warn that Japanese gun squads are organized to kill American officers in China, offering 700000 Chinese dollars for the murder of a colonel or higher rank. About 200 gunmen are said to be active in several regions, paid daily wages of 400 Chinese dollars while awaiting opportunities. no attacks have occurred yet.

U. S. Air Force China

Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson

At St Marys Hospital Tucson several births were reported. A girl arrived at 3 45 p m March 4 to Mr and Mrs Buford W Lemons of 108 S Third Ave. A boy was born to Pvt and Mrs Nicholas Segura of 329 E 23rd Street on March 5 at 6 01 p m. A boy followed for First St and Mrs Edward W Gover at 2 32 a m March 6. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Herman C Lade at Government Trailer Camp No 293 at 6 06 a m. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph E Comstock of R 5 Box 735 at 7 35 a m March 6. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Paul I Hard of 5008 Cooper Street at 9 55 a m March 6. A girl born to W O and Mrs Garland Redding of 1005 E 7th Street at 4 16 p m March 6.

St. Mary's Hospital Buford W. Lemons S. Third Ave Tucson Nicholas Segura E. 23Rd Street First St Edward W. Gover W. Prince Road Herman C. Lade Government Ralph E. Comstock Box Cooper Street Garland Redding E. 7Th Street

Pullets Begin Laying Eggs Around Six Months

The article notes that pullets start producing eggs at roughly six months of age. It explains the onset of laying as a natural milestone in a hen's development and may offer basic guidance for poultry caretakers.

Postwar Planning Board Acts as Clearing House

The county postwar planning board will centralize proposed projects to avoid overlap and duplication. A single office in the city county health building will list all items for analysis of practicability. The board seeks enabling acts to allow land use near cities and towns, with M. H. Haskell as representative on the flood water control committee.

County Postwar Planning Board City County Health M. H. Haskell A. W. Vorhees Howard Miller Phil J. Martin George T. Grove George Chambers Phil

Overnight Cold Care with Penetro Old Suet Remedy

Grandma’s method used mutton suet with medicated compounds to ease cold symptoms. Modern version combines base suet with Penetro style medication. Sold 25c single, double supply 35c. Get now for relief.

Oury Park to Host Community Program Thursday Evening

Oury Park will stage a community program on Thursday March 9 at 730 pm with speakers including Mayor Henry O Jaastad and Elizae Herreras Kate Van Buskirk Mrs Hubert H d Autremont and Miss Margaret Knight Mis Van Buskirk and Miss Maria Urquides organized the event for local families The recreation center offers daily activities 2 pm to 10 pm except Mondays with sewing Red Cross motion pictures dancing handicraft parties and stamp clubs plus library magazines in Spanish and daily Tucson papers.

Oury Park Henry O. Jaastad Elizae Herreras Kate van Buskirk Hubert H. d’Autremont Margaret Knight van Buskirk Maria Urquides Red Cross Tucson

Public relations and legislative names listed in meeting notes

J Martin Jr Robert C Parnell and E G Rawlins chaired public relations matters Chambers led the legislative discussions with Parnell Dayton and Rawlings named as participants in the committee records.

J. Martin, Jr Robert C. Parnell E. G. Rawlins Chambers John F. Dayton Miller Parnell Dayton and Rawlings

Counterfeiting Gangs Back in Gasoline Coupon Market

Los Angeles reports older counterfeiting gangs reforming to run a large gasoline coupon black market. District OPA chief Fred S. Balth says counterfeiting replaces coupon robberies from ration boards and banks. He notes five cent gold tickets and warns of further A ticket cuts next month unless Western state allotments rise.

Los Angeles OPA Fred S. Balth Balthis Petroleum Administration

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Pima Thomas Palomino Russell John Roberson Harold Reginald Russell Margarito Ramirez Hernandez Florentine Rodriguez Liames Conrado Benson Machado Laurence Rieper Kesler Clarence Edward Smith Gee See Bing John Wallace Greenwood Lopez William Roy Mor James Howard McFarlin Walter Charles Bell Darwin Alonso Walter Knickerbocker, Jr George Eugene Cahill Charles Melet Bankes Antonio Castillo Ballesteros Hector Escobar Ledesma Stanley Warren Eugene A. Garcia Pat Neff Harcrow Harry Amanuel Johnson Floyd Bryant Jordan Lyman Henry June Charles Joseph Keyes Charles Ronald McCraney James William Meeks John Conrad Oros Raymond Dexter Patrick Leslie Herbert Perry Matthew Michael Salvatore Melvin Eugene Thompson Dellis Neale Malone Ee Martinez Carrera Ernest Lopez Ursulo Pino Rubio Francis Meriweather Frank Stevens Gladney Felix Miller Eugene Mendez Ramirez Joel Irwin Alley Oxfords St. Mary’s Road P. Railroad 25Th Street Stone Avenue Pima County Salvage Committee Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co Lydia Pinkham Bese Kays Seersuckers Inafores Baby Batiste
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