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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1946
Page
22
HAL BOYLE writes a personal letter from Berlin to Frances noting Germany remains devastated after the war. He contrasts barren cities with farming Bavaria, observes hunger and unrest, and ponders uncertainty, honesty, and youth amid ruin in the American sector.
The Navajo tribal council urges chapter chairmen to push all war veterans and English speaking or illiterate Indians to register to vote in the New Mexico general election. The group aims to test legal rights, challenging the state literacy rule and the untaxed Indian clause, with denials to be forwarded to the interior secretary and U.S. attorney general. James Stewart and tribal council members attend meetings in Crown Point, Tohatchi, Shiprock, and other towns, hoping for 5000 denials by action dates.
In Hilo Hawaii on May 1 four Japanese citizens were arrested for displaying the Rising Sun flag in honor of Emperor Hirohito's birthday. Police Chief Anthony Paul did not release names and cited a territorial law banning enemy nation flags during wartime. He said arrests were made since the national emergency has not ended.
Dr. Chester M. Suter reviewed the legacy of ancient diseases in the Middle East before the American Chemical Society. He cited Baghdad Boil typhus malaria and other ailments, notes barriers to care, and highlighted new medical facilities and research in Beirut Cairo Tehran and Palestine.
Washington May 1. US government guidance urges households to conserve bread and fats to aid famine relief. Tips include one slice of bread per person, saving crusts, using dry bread in puddings, preventing mold, open-faced sandwiches, and avoiding fried foods to reserve fats for gravies sauces and dressings.
Kwajalein Marshall Islands May 1. Capricious May to July weather makes the forthcoming atomic bomb tests a multi million dollar gamble. Obscure conditions may cancel months of joint Army Navy task force preparation. Weather observers seek one perfect day in first 20 days for observation and study.
Two half-frozen, half-starved skiers lost on Mt Rainier since Sunday were rescued near Laughing Water Creek on the east side of the Mt Rainier highway by a park foreman at 10:30 a.m. yesterday.
The United States Army will demonstrate new infantry weapons for Mexican personnel next month south of the border. The War Department announced the arrangements at Mexico’s request, noting border activity near the 1846 start of the U S Mexican War. Demonstration teams from the fifth infantry division at Camp Campbell, Kentucky, will arrive around May 11.
Demonstrations are listed for Mexico City Puebla Irapuato Monterrey and Guadalajara with weapons such as recoiless rifles rocket launchers and flame throwers to be demonstrated. War department officials cited ample precedent for close cooperation with the Mexican army.
Thursday afternoon radio lineup features Women of America at noon and Music to Remember in the 2:00 hour. Programs include Dr. Paul, Mountain Jamboree, and Aunt Mary with editor notes and World News segments.
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