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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1944

Page

5

Admiral Stresses Need For Officers At Arizona Ceremony

Rear Adm. Francis Compton Denebrink told a large graduating class at the University of Arizona indoctrination school that the Navy is winning the war and doing well in the Pacific. He urged five percent more effort, discipline, and an inquiring mind, noting the need for officers and the value of cheerful leadership during the war.

Pacific Francis Compton Denebrink Operational Training Command Pacific Fleet Denebrink Wanter Er. Ky Lyle W. B. Cheadle Philip B. Shotwell ASTP J. M. Robertson Gunelt Steinhowzer W. C. Nicholas Tucson Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona Adm Wyoming Arizona Ana

GI Rhapsody opens Marana Army airfield tour stop

Ft Huachuca produced road show GI Rhapsody staged at Marana Army airfield featuring Pfc Eugene Jackson and an all-WAC chorus. Lt Col Harold J B Nelson arranged the stop for servicemen nationwide with a swing band, dancing, and comedy numbers led by Capt Randolph Edmonds.

Ft. Huachuca Marana Army Airfield Arizona U. S Marana Harold J. B. Nelson Our Gang Pfc Eugene Jackson Ife Jackson Were -Corp Maceo Anderson Pye Emmett Wallace Pic Edward Hall Ft Huachuca WAC Sgt Chester Crumpler

State Children's Home Group Holds Election

The Arizona Children's Home association held its annual meeting here today. Frank M. Pool of Phoenix was elected as an honorary member. Slated for re-election were Mrs. Ralph Louden as president Mrs. Walter Roediger as first vice president Mrs. Toney A. Hardy as second vice president Mrs. Allen Nowell as secretary and Sam Seaney as treasurer.

Arizona Children’s Home Association Frank. M. Pool Phoenix Board Ralph Louden Walter Roediger Toney A. Hardy Allen Nowell Sam Seaney

Air Cover Remains Largely Allied Pilots' Domain

Details from warfront reporting show Allied air power keeping most of the skies secure. Lt. William Humphreys, 22, formerly of Chicago and now residing in Coral Gables, Fla, notes despite distant threats the air corps encountered only a single enemy plane, which did not attack.

William Humphreys

Graduates Depart Tucsom for Desert Ship Arrival

Members of the graduating class will be stationed in scattered areas and depart Tucsom today and tomorrow with a new class slated to arrive Monday at the ship on the desert. Friends were present for the affair.

Tucsom Desert

Student Dance Foreunner Of Youth Center

A dance in the high school auditorium on Saturday May 13 marks the start of a teen youth center in Tucson. The event will reveal the first governing body and officers who will help organize and run the center, with proceeds funding teen projects. Music by Tucson Swing band and refreshments will be served as plans call for ongoing use of the center through the summer months.

Tucson Shirley Morrow City Recreation Department

Allied Offensive Boosts Pressure on Hitler in Italy and Europe

The article notes a powerful Allied offensive in Italy with American and British forces aiming to pin Hitler’s forces and push to Rome, while bombing on the French coast intensifies Britain’s impact. Russians prepare major offensives and signals point to synchronized or staggered strikes ahead of or after the D-day invasion, increasing pressure on Hitler from multiple fronts.

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Battle Rages as Valleys Beckon Shells Across Sky

Battle continues with heavy artillery across the valley as batteries open fire for four hours. The sky lights with brilliant flashes and bursts behind German lines. Little response from the enemy, and the bombardment shows no sign of slackening.

Archeology society meeting at state museum noted

The Artzona Archaeological and Historical Society will hold a regular meeting at the state museum building Monday with J R de la Torre Bueno as speaker and officers to be elected. MR AND MRS GEORGE H AMOS of Tucson purchased the home of Mrs Ruth L Byram in Encanto Estates for about 26500, handled by Tucson Realty. Dr H B North of York PA arrived in Tucson for an extended visit. he is president of North Metal and Chemical Co. of York, which manufactures tungsten products.

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Lemke proposes government life insurance for veterans

The plan awards paid up life insurance based on service length and type. Pre Pearl Harbor service would earn $100 per month of service,Domestic post Pearl Harbor $150, and foreign service $400 monthly. Loans could reach 75 percent of policy face value, up to $7500, with a 20 year repayment at low rates.

Page Lemke Pearl,Harbor Pearl Harbor

Negro Sentenced to Ten Months for Marihuana Sales

Nathaniel Bryant, 23, Tucson Negro, received two concurrent ten month prison terms in federal court for possession and sale of marihuana cigarets. Arrained Oct 23, 1943, Bryant was held for federal action on two counts. He was on parole for a prior selective service violation at the time of arrest.

Nathaniel Bryant Tucson Negro Albert M. Sames U.S Bryant

Tea bag dye saves sailors by bright water patch

A yellow dye packet acts as a life saving device for flyers forced down at sea. When dipped in ocean water it creates a visible bright patch for about 10 miles, helping rescuers locate the downed flyer quickly. The method relies on a concentrated chemical mix that disperses to form a strong color contrast.

War Ration Books At Risk From Carelessness

Officials announced this morning that carelessness mutilates war ration books and prompts replacements. About one third of replacements are made due to mutilations. penalties range from a week to 10 days suspension. Replacements tie up ration office time on issue days. Some mutilated books resembled old dish rags and appeared to be carelessly handled.

Sarah

University of Arizona Professors Speak at High School Grads

Six University of Arizona faculty members addressed or will address high school graduates across the state this month. Topics include education, responsibility, service preparation, and the physical future of youth.

Universiy of Arizona T.,.g. Chapman Ray On Hayden O. K. Garretson Sunnyside Benson Alfie F. Raffman Brandes School Taith As D. A. Simley Amphithenetre High School E. D. Terreau Balsz School Phoenix Harry Phillips Superior, High School

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