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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1944

Page

5

Nevada Opposes Colorado River Treaty With Mexico

Nevada state engineer A M Smith told the Colorado river commission that Nevada joins California in opposing the treaty to deliver 1,500,000 acre feet of Colorado River water to Mexico. He argued the amount exceeds prior pledges and would hamper U S development, calling the proposal excessive and unwarranted.

Carson City Nev U.P Mexico Colorado Nevada A. M. Smith Colorado River Commission California State Department U. S. Senate Smith U. S Patrick A. McCarran James Scrueham Maurice J. Sullivan Department of State United States Committee of Colorado River States Santa Fe N. M

Hen lays egg with monkey face amid wartime marks

In Texarkana Arkansas a hen owned by Mrs. H B Boulton laid an egg showing a monkey face while other hens laid eggs marked with Japanese and Nazi symbols. Mrs Boulton dismissed the Hitler speculation and said she would have smashed the egg if true.

Texarkana Ark. UP H. B. Boulton Hitler

River and Harbors Amendment Proposed by O Mahoney and Associates

Senator O'Mahoney and 21 associates introduced a rivers and harbors amendment to let states determine river use. It seeks to recognize state interests, protect existing and potential uses, and limit navigation works to projects with real benefits and no harm to other users. Co sponsors include Senators Hayden and McFarland of Arizona.

Washington O'Mahoney D-Wye 97Th Meridian Reclamation Sens. Hayden D-Ariz McFarland

Blue Jay Prefers Tree Twigs for Nest Construction

The blue jay selects nest materials from trees rather than the ground. This behavior shows a preference for higher sourced twigs when building its nest.

Even Dobbin Needs Permit From ODT To Deliver Milk

In Las Vegas on May 6, Anderson dairy, the oldest in southern Nevada, used horse drawn wagons for seven day retail milk deliveries to save gasoline. The Office of Defense Transportation ordered a stop for lacking a permit and for seven day service. The firm refused and warned of possible gasoline allocation cancellation. Kenny Searles said they will continue using horses for wholesale delivery if needed. Don Foeur noted complaints from other dairies.

Las Vegas Nev U.P Ol’ Dobbin ODT Anderson Dairy Nevada Office of Defense Transportation Anderson Reno Kenny Searles Don Foeur DDT

Age Vs. Youth New Theme Of '44 Campaign

In Washington on May 6 Republicans unveil a campaign line pushing younger, fresher leaders for national office from the presidency downward. Three top party officials note the idea, arguing that if Roosevelt and Dewey are the nominees the theme will gain traction. Critics highlight contrasting Democratic emphasis on experience.

Jack Bell Washington National Committee Roosevelt Thomas E. Dewey New York Dewey Robert E. Hannegan Chicago South Bruce Barton Congress GOP Newark Wilson House Colonel House Edward Martin Pennsylvania Harrisburg Martin

Mrs. Mary Hazeltine Dies at 91 in California

Prescott reports the death of Mrs Mary Snyder Hazeltine at age 91 on May 1 in San Jose California. She taught in the 1880s in Prescott and Albuquerque and joined the local church in 1883. She was married to William E Hazeltine who died in 1931. Survived by two sons Carl Snyder Hazeltine and Matthew Emery Hazeltine and several grandchildren.

Prescott M. B. Hazeltine Bank of Arizona Mary Snyder Hazeltine San Jose Calif Hazeltine Mercer Albuquerque New West Academy Congregational Church William E. Hazeltine W. E. Hazeltine Carl Snyder Hazeltine California State Teachers Colleg Matthew Emery Hazeltine San Rafael

Rocket Guns Used In Allied Invasion Of Hollandia Area

AP war correspondents witnessed rockets used by American naval craft during the Hollandia invasion in Dutch New Guinea. Eyewitness describes rockets as bright flying projectiles, exploding with strong concussions while rocket boats delivered fire along the Depapre inlet before troops landed.

Hollandia San Francisco Associated Press Dutch New Guinea Marlin Spencer Fred Hampson Depapre Inlet Charles H. McMurtry

Many Tree Frog Varieties Found in the Country

The report notes a diversity of 28 tree frog varieties inhabiting the nation highlighting rich amphibian diversity and regional habitat differences across the landscape.

Foxtrot Tango Private Dance Lessons Ad

Swing and private lessons offered at 1008 E 12th Street contact Don La Var for schedules and pricing. Lessons include Foxtrot Tango Jitterbug Rhumba Tap and Boogie Piano with hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and phone line 5589 J.

Boogie Don la Var

Cub Planes Serve as Beachhead Taxis in Hollandia

Five second lieutenants using Piper Cub planes act as improvised air taxis on the Hollandia beachhead. The two light aircraft were landed from an LST and used to move staff officers, deliver documents and medical supplies, and evacuate wounded to points inland, navigating the slow grasshopper planes through a small clearing.

Cub Hollandia U.P

Young pilots map airfield work near the coast

The text notes beach and airdromes area in 15 minutes with an average of 20 flights daily. A 100 yard clearing counts as a big field for cub pilots. Travel from beach to the airdromes by jeep and feet takes seven hours. Oscar Rainville of Duncan Arizona is among the pilots.

Oscar Rainville Duncan, Ariz

Warbler Destroys 7000 Plant Lice in Forty Minutes

Field notes report a warbler consumes about 7 000 plant lice within 40 minutes, illustrating remarkable insect foraging efficiency and potential pest control value.

Seven Families of Frogs and Toads in the United States

A survey identifies seven major families of frogs and toads across the United States. Researchers note diverse habitats and distinctive traits among the groups, illustrating regional variation in amphibian life.

United States

Softening of bones a common malady in India and China

The article notes widespread bone softening in India and China, identifying it as a common health issue. It mentions nutritional and environmental factors contributing to the problem and calls for attention to dietary deficiencies.

India China

Radio schedule fragment with programs listed by time

Sunday programs and Monday afternoon listings show a dense slots grid with numerous shows, hosts, churches, and music blocks across KVUA KTUC KVOA KTUG KVOA and related stations. It outlines times from early morning through afternoon including news, music, sermons, variety shows, and public service features on the Arizona stations.

la Hora Mexicana KVUA the World Paisantasies Golden Gate Quartet Maurice Burl Ives Progr Jpan KTUC Oice KVO KTU KVOA Glenn Lee Kvoa Dovetten Nazarene Church Trinity Presbyterian Church

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