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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1940

Page

5

FDR backs plans to halt bombing of civilians

President Roosevelt declared support for any international accord condemning the bombing of non-combatants. He cited the Red Cross convention and 1938 IRCS urging joint steps, while Norman H. Davis reported Red Cross aid efforts and funds for European war sufferers.

Washington Roosevelt American Red Cross United States International Red Cross Norman H. Davis Poland Hungary Rumania Lithuania Latvia France England Finland Norway Red Cross

Pima Receives Share of April Sales Tax Revenue

Phoenix May 5 The counties share in April sales tax receipts totals 182 042 79 of 371 819 42 with allocations to Cochise 18 871 47 Pima 31 560 51 Santa Cruz 2 559 52 and Yavapai 15 599 25 The county distributions include Maricopa receiving one third 61 596

Phoenix General Fund Social Security Fund Tax Commission Cochise Pima Santa Cruz Yavapai Maricopa

Lady Elks Fund Drives Big Arizona Hospital Gift

The 25th Arizona Elks convention closed with a $3 251 check presented by Mrs. Frank Michel to the Arizona State Elks association hospital fund. The ceremony honored Lady Elks and highlighted statewide dances raising funds for hospital maintenance. California lodge funds and new Americanism leadership were noted as part of the event.

Frank Michel Lady Elks M. H. Starkweather Elks’ Hospital Executive Committee Michel Ben D. Gross Arizona Elks Arizona State Elks Association Elks San Bernardino Calif Jack Hosfield Arizona State Association of Elks California Elks Arizona Association William S. Walsh Tucson Lodge Darnell Charles Darnell Tucson State Association Walsh O. C. Osterman Kingman Lodge Kingman W. C. Miller Grand Lodge Northern Arizona Phoenix Joseph Mayer Globe I. Paulhamous Yuma

Tucson Guard Unit Reclassified as Heavy Weapons Company

The Arizona National Guard Tucson Company H, a machinegun unit since 1923, is reclassified as a heavy weapons motorized company under a US Army streamlining plan. Captain Jonathan H. Michael said strength changes take effect immediately, with full reorganization by June 1 after proficiency tests.

Arizona National Guard United States Army Jonathan H. Michael Michael

Tame quail rebuff hunters in Oroville

A flock of about 20 quail in Oroville California has become tame and now roosts on Mrs. V. V. Rickett’s roof, eating from the lawn and mingling with people as if pigeons, surprising local hunters.

Oroville Calif U.P V. V. Rickett

Drought Threatens Coolidge Cooperative Farm Profit

The Casa Grande Valley Farms cooperative near Coolidge faces a 1942 repayment crisis as drought endangers runoff to Coolidge reservoir. In 1939 the 3600 acre project made a $3,991.76 profit after distributing $50 monthly per family and paying $16,000 in land and home rentals and related costs.

Coolidge Here J. A. Waldron San Francisco Farm Security Administration Midwestern Dust Bowl Gila Casa

Major Massey to Tucson for ROTC duty at University of Arizona

General Marshall ordered Major Oscar M. Massey to the University of Arizona for duty with the ROTC cavalry unit. Massey will begin service in Tucson on June 1, be reinstated with the rank of captain, and returns from retirement in Los Gatos, California at his own request.

Washington Daily Citizen George C. Marshall U. S. Army Oscar M. Massey University of Arizona War Department Massey Tucson Los Gatos Calif

Tucsonan heads women Democrats

Mrs Lenna Burges of Tucson was elected president of the Arizona State Federation of Democratic Women's clubs at the annual meeting in Phoenix. She succeeds Mrs Edna Childs Kendrick of Douglas. New officers include Vernettie Ivy Phoenix first vice president Ida Ripple Casa Grande second vice president Sadie Wright Miami third vice president Coit I Hughes Phoenix fourth vice president Willie Estelle Carson Douglas fifth vice president Ernest L Kellner Globe recording secretary Philip T Garigon Tanque Verde treasurer and Sam Westerman Florence parliamentarian.

Phoenix Lenna Burges Tucson Pima County Arizona State Federation of Democratic Women’s Clubs Edna Childs Kendrick Douglas Burges Vernettie O. Ivy Ida Ripple Casa Grande Sadie Wright Miami Coit I. Hughes Willie Estelle Carson Ernest L. Kellner Globe Philip T. Garigon Tanque Verde Sam Westerman Florence

Winter Visitor Will Talk On Switzerland

Madame Tannhauser, a winter visitor, will discuss her native land Switzerland at the University of Arizona French club meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow. The group will meet for the last time this term.

Madame Tannhauser Tucson Switzerland University of Arizona

French song lecture at Maricopa hall lecture series

A program of French songs and a lecture is scheduled this year at Maricopa hall in the women's dormitory on the university campus. The public is invited to attend. New officers for next year will be elected, with Malcolm Wyman of East Aurora New York serving as the outgoing president.

Maricopa Hall Malcolm Wyman East Aurora N. Y

Camel Cigarette Advertising Focuses on Slower Burn

The ad cites Jimmie Kelly among thousands of smokers who prefer Camels for their slower burn. It claims Camel cigarettes avoid drying heat, offer extra mildness and coolness, better flavor from costlier tobaccos, and more puffs per pack, encouraging readers to switch.

Ae Jimmie Kelly Jeff Jimmie Kelly Daytona Jimmie

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