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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1944

Page

7

German Luftwaffe strikes southern England coast in second night raid

The German air force reportedly sent up to 300 planes in a counterinvasion attack on the southern coast of England, concentrating on Portsmouth. Six defenders were downed, and a hospital, two churches, a yacht club, and several houses were damaged. Allied operations from British bases reduced to a pause after heavy bombardment preparing for invasion.

W. W. Hercher London England Berlin Portsmouth Ludwigshafen Germany France Luftwaffe Channel Mediterranean Army Yugoslavia Cologne Mannheim RAF I. G. Farbenindustrie Rhine Paris

New Lacquer Protects Equipment in Tropics

Maas and Waldstein Company introduce a new lacquer used on signal and communications gear at tropical bases to resist high humidity and fungus. Previously fungused equipment absorbed water and caused short circuits.

Newark N. J Maas & Waldstein Co Fung

Public Records From Superior Court Divorces and Criminal Cases

William G. Hall presiding hears divorce judgments for James I. Wood vs Hazel Wood and Darlene D. Marshall vs R B Marshall. Laura Ada Cramer sues Malcolm K Stoddard for title quieting, plaintiff wins. State prosecutes Jose Olivas for attempted rape with 2 to 3 year sentence. State prosecutes Joseph A Smith Jr for sodomy with 3 to 5 year sentence.

James I. Wood Hazel Wood Darlene D. Marshall R. B. Marshall Laura Ada Cramer Malcolm K. Stoddard State Jose Olivas Joseph A. Smith, Jr

Local offenders listed with various charges and sentences

Dave Bloom remains under nuisance harboring through May 23. Clifford Humbird faces charges for selling ration books and intoxication with a $35 fine or 35 days. Logan Hardiman is directed for disturbance of the peace to the provost marshal.

Dave Bloom Clifford Humbird Logan Hardiman

Pairings listed in city and state locales

The notice lists several couples with ages and birthplaces: William H Hudson 22 Tucson and Joan O Bardsall 21 Tucson. Thomas G Tinsman 33 Winchester Va and Neva B McBride 27 Salina Kan. Robert A Heuel 25 Milwaukee Wisc and Mildred D Pfeifer 24 Milwaukee Wisc. John P Muse Jr 24 Inglewood Calif and Bertha Y Johnson 24 Los Angeles Calif.

William H. Hudson Tucson Joan O. Bardsall Thomas G. Tinsman Winchester Neva B. McBride Salina Kan Robert A. Heuel Milwaukee Wisc Mildred D. Pfeifer John P. Muse, Jr Inglewood Calif Bertha Y. Johnson Los Angeles

Nazi Broadcast Says Hungary Jewish Exodus Next

A United Press report says a Nazi broadcast heard by U S government monitors claimed all 320000 Hungarian Jews have been herded into ghettos and concentration camps. The broadcast quoted Laszlo Bakv, Hungarys puppet government undersecretary of state, predicting a final Jewish exodus from Hungary.

United Press U. S Hungary Laszlo Bakv

Churches Can Achieve Peace Says New Yorker

Princeton New Jersey May 16 U P. Churches can be a decisive factor in peaceful solutions of postwar differences. John Foster Dulles New York attorney urged the 1944 Princeton theological seminary class that world problems could be solved by the Christian gospel and noted past conferences including Versailles failed due to idolatry hypocrisy blindness and evil emotion.

Princeton N. J U.P John Foster Dulles New York Princeton Theological Seminary Dulles Commission On A Just and

Regents Name Dr. J. F. Walker To Deanship

The University of Arizona board of regents named Dr. John F. Walker to the deanship of the graduate school effective July 1. Walker will teach one course, mental hygiene, while remaining on half time. he has served on the faculty since 1927.

Walker Nugent Bernard C. Markheim Markheim Lafayette College Easton University of Illinois Ethel M. Huyck Huyck University of Louisiana Audrey J. Heimback Miss Huyck Miss Heimback Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin University University Stadium State of Arizona

Senate Finance Committee OKs Tax Simplification Bill

The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved the House passed tax simplification measure. It aims to relieve about 60 percent of individual income taxpayers from filing returns in the future. Committee Chairman Walter F. George said a floor vote was hoped for Friday with expectations of a possible passage this week.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Walter F. George Senate

Daily News Copyreader Freed Of Spy Charges

Frederick Heizer Wright a 41 year old copyreader for the New York Daily News was acquitted by a federal court jury of failing to register with the state department as an agent of the Japanese government. Defense lawyer James D C Murray presented witnesses who testified Wright acted in his capacity as a newspaper man.

New York U.P Frederick Heizer Wright New York Daily News State Department James D. C. Murray Wright

Japs Rush Finishing Of Singapore to Tokyo Road

In Los Angeles on May 16 Catholic Bishop Paul Yu Pin said Japan is pushing to complete a land route from Singapore to Tokyo before Admiral Nimitz lands on China's east coast. He noted a completed tunnel from Korea to Japan as part of the northern link of the 4,500 mile project. The bishop spoke amid broader remarks on color blindness, noted as prevalent among males.

Los Angeles Japan Singapore Tokyo Nimitz China Paul Yu-Pin Korea

University tuition waiver rule affects new students

Before overseas assignments and Arizona stations, a non resident tuition waiver was available to students whose parents served in the armed forces. The new ruling will apply to students entering the university this fall and does not require current students to change status. Budget discussions today expect no definite action with final decisions set for later summer meetings to align with legislature filings.

Arizona

Sedition Trial Jury Sworn In By U. S. Judge

A jury of ten men and two women was sworn to try 29 defendants accused of plotting a Nazi style government. Ralph Egan was removed by defense challenges, Anthony Falcone seated in his place, and two alternates were named to hear evidence if needed.

Washington Ralph Egan Commerce Department Anthony Falcone Italy Egan Edward G. Eicher Ernest F. Elmhurst New York

Chinese Seek To Secure Military Supply Route

The Chinese Expeditionary Force on the Salween front aims to secure a land route to bring in heavy war gear. The plan seeks heavy artillery, mechanized equipment and motor transport to join Lt. Gen. Stilwell’s forces 150 miles away in North Burma for a decisive inland drive against Japanese ports.

Clyde A. Farnsworth Salween Salween River Japan Joseph W. Stilwell Burma China Sea China

Senate Committee Seeks Forest Fire Fund Boost

The Senate Appropriations Committee urged raising the forest fire prevention fund in the agriculture appropriation bill from 2.5 million to 6.3 million dollars, with a plan to reach 9 million annually after three years. It also allows up to 1 million for critical-area fire prevention without state matching. the rest must be matched by states.

Senate Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Congress Charles L. McNary R-Ore Agriculture Department

Exchange Of Prisoners Slated For Tomorrow

Allied and Axis prisoners and civilians, including about 100 Americans, will be exchanged at Barcelona tomorrow. Delegations from Spanish government Red Cross officials and diplomats traveled from Madrid to attend. The Gradisca will bring 814 British and Americans from Marseilles while the Gripsholm will carry 673 Germans and 335 from England and 338 from the United States. Of the Americans 61 were civilians.

Madrid Barcelona Red Cross Gradisca Marseilles Gripsholm England United States

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Meu Chemical Co Public Records Superior Court William G. Hall Belle D. Hall New Yorker Regents J. F. Walker John F. Walker Graduate Board of Regents University of Arizona Robert L. Nugent Graduate College Dr. Nugent School of Liberal Arts Daily News Tokyo Road Eer A S. Prosecutors Reilly Southern Pacific Universal Genevee Greenwald Adams Congress ST Sutton's Photo Dept E. Congress Woolworth’s Greyhound
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