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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1944

Page

9

Protest Fails To Halt Plans For City Center

Plans to open a new recreational center in Estevan park proceed despite protests from the park board and Negro citizens. City manager Phil Martin Jr said final decision rests with the city council, with a go ahead signal needed and the building prepared as a stopgap recreation center. The park board’s letter objects to the site, cites inadequacy and bias, and requests resignations if plans continue.

Estevan Park Phil Martin Martin Signal Council Park Board Morgan Maxwell A.G. Kendrick J. P. Nobles Chris Williams Creed Taylor Matted McKissick van Park Committee Jeity Council

Girl Reserves Present $308 Check To Hospital

Representatives from twelve Tucson Girl Reserve clubs will present a $308 check to Charles H. Aston, administrator of Tucson Medical Center, at the YWCA tomorrow afternoon during the junior high schools’ final party. Clubs contributing include Tuc-Hi Phyllis Wheatley Tally-Hi Wakefield Manster Roskruge Safford Dunbar Catalina and Amphi theatre junior high schools.

Tucson Charles 8 Aston Tucson Medical Center YWCA Interclub Council Tuc-Hi Phyllis Wheatley Club Tally-Hi Wakefield Manster Roskruge Safford Dunbar Catalina Amphitheatre

Brush Hearing Opens in Arizona Misappropriation Trial

The, May 17 Phoenix proceeding starts with jury selection in the case of J. D. Brush state treasurer, and two former aides charged with misappropriating 563,389.14 in Maricopa county personal tax funds. Judge Henry C. Kelly rules on severance and panel challenges as selection continues.

Phoenix J. D. Brush Henry C. Kelly Yuma Superior Court John PD. Rhyne Catherine E. Doyle Brush Maricopa County Dudley W. Windes Kelly Windes Doyle Rhyne

Inventor Gazda Reaffirms Oerlikon Cannon Ties With Allied War Effort

Austrian inventor Antoine Gazda forged a 1937 gentleman’s agreement with Lord Mountbatten to lend the Oerlikon Gazda gun to Britain. The weapon aided Allied convoys against Axis and Japanese air power. Gazda plans Tucson meetings with local leaders before visiting Tombstone, with James Grant and Henry Janstad among attendees.

Antoine Garcia Louis Mountbatten Asia England Gazda Tucson Chamber of Commerce C. E Goyette Phoenix Hirohito Prince Chichibu Oerlikon- Gazda United States New England Gov. Vanderbilt J. Howard McGrath James Grant

Job Jumping May Lead To Deportations In 1930s Policy

Mexican laborers brought to work on ranches could face deportation if they jump to jobs without contracts as the United States and Mexico seek to protect workers. William Springer of Agricultural War Commodities Inc. urged San Pima cattlemen to route job applications through the association secretary J F Weadock. The group acts as a clearing house to manage agricultural labor amid cross border agreements on pay care and insurance.

William Springer Agricultural War Commodities, Inc Phoenix San Pima Cattlemen’s Association United States Springer J. F. Weadock Cattlemen's Association

Regular meeting of Pima lodge No 3 IOOF

The Pima lodge No 3 IOOF will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at the lodge hall 135 South Sixth Avenue. Officers for the year will be nominated at the meeting. Members and visiting brothers are cordially invited.

Pima Lodge No. 3 IOOF South Sixth Avenue

Tucson Lodge 4 to Confer First Degree at Masonic Temple

Tucson Lodge No. 4 Free and Accepted Masons will confer the first degree this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic temple on Scott Street.

Tucson Masonic Temple Scott Street

Army Air Forces Lt Cooper Arrives From Miami Beach

First Lt and Mrs Carl W Cooper arrived this week from Miami Beach Florida where Lt Cooper has been stationed with the Army Air Forces B T C No 1 They are visiting Lt Cooper's parents Mr and Mrs G G Cooper 1125 East India They leave today for overseas assignment Lt Cooper attended the University of Arizona in 1940 where he played football basketball and track and captained the track team He entered the armed services in March 1941.

Carl W. Cooper Miami Beach Fla Cooper Army Air Forces G. G. Cooper East India Oe Onee . C Cooper Sous University of Arizona Armed Services

Ascension Day Celebration at Grace Episcopal Church

Ascension Day will be marked at Grace Episcopal Church with a special communion service at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The event invites congregants to observe the holy day with the church community and participate in the ceremonial Eucharist.

Grace Episcopal Church

Potluck Supper By Purple Heart Auxiliary Friday

The ladies auxiliary of the Military Order of the Purple Heart invites all members and eligible candidates to a potluck supper Friday at 6 30 p m at the president's mother's residence 1448 East Tenth. Contacts Mrs Perry 5632 R or Mrs Mamie Stevenson 055 R1 for attendance.

Military Order of the Purple Heart East Tenth Perry Mamie Stevenson

Two Tucson Births Reported as May 16 and 17

At St. Mary's Hospital a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Robles at 9 50 p m May 16 and another girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harry T Visser at 2 52 a m May 17 both in Tucson. The article notes high food costs hindering diamond production in Venezuela's Grande Sabana.

St. Mary's Hospital Rudolph Robles S. Fremont Tucson Harry T. Visser Fair Grounds Grande Sabana Venezuela

Jaastad Works On Norway Day of Freedom Amid Nazi Occupation

Mayor Henry O. Jaastad notes Frihedsdag or Day of Freedom in Norway with no public celebration due to Nazi rule. He recalls Norway’s 1914 centennial and independence from Sweden, but says the current situation offers little to celebrate and explains the historic union’s severance.

Henry 0. Jaastad Norway Sweden Ejidsvold Jaastad U. S

Navy Sets Quotas for Recruiting at Local Office

Local Navy recruiting office announces a revised policy enforcing definite quotas. A waiting list will be used to prioritize near eighteen year olds, with enlistment papers prepared as quotas permit. WAVE enlistments remain unrestricted and are not affected by the new rule.

United States Navy Federal J. G. Billingsley Billingsley Orville L. Smith Recrui WAVE Phoenix

Arkansas Democrats consider allowing Negroes in primaries

May 17. Predictions arose as the Arkansas Democratic committee, meeting to pick delegates for the 20 national convention votes, discussed amending party rules to allow Negroes to participate in primaries. A Little Rock committee studied the Texas case decision and concluded only a rule change could meet the Supreme Court ruling.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Arkansas Democratic Committee United States Supreme Court Texas

Supervisors Move to Buy Two New Sheriff Autos

County Supervisors R. H. Martin and Thomas Collins plan to add two 1942 Plymouth special deluxe sedans to the sheriff's fleet in Phoenix. They sought price quotes from C. P. Stephens Plymouth DeSoto distributor but have not received cost approval under OPA rules. The price cited by J. M. Eck of the Phoenix OPA is 1475.20 with 56 tax exemption. They hope to trade in but lack trade-ins, complicating the purchase. They had approval to spend 6000 for three cars, unsure if the third is available.

R. H. Martin Thomas Collins Phoenix C. P. Stephens Plymouth DeSoto OPA J. M. Eck Arizona Tax Commission

Tammany Hall Backs Fourth Term for FDR

Tammany Hall, the New York Democratic machine, endorsed a fourth term for President Roosevelt. The county committee voted to urge Roosevelt to seek renomination, saying he should be the party’s candidate for the presidency.

Tammany Hall New York Roosevelt

Navy Secretary Knox Estate Valued At Two Million

Navy Secretary Frank Knox who died April 28 left an estate estimated at 2,000,000 in probate filings. The will says the Chicago Daily News stock and his interest in Union Leader Publishing were left to his widow Annie Reid Knox, with Chicago Daily News assets also in trust for her lifetime.

Chicago Navy Frank Knox Colonel Knox Chicago Daily News Annie Reid Knox Union Leader Publishing Company Manchester N. H Knox

No Emergency Stumps A Yank Paratrooper

Capt Jacob F Wagner of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin delivered an eight pound baby after hearing a cry from an upstairs window. He assisted mother and infant and summoned a doctor. The episode showcases U S paratroopers ready for emergencies.

London The Stars and Stripes American Army U. S Jacob F. Wagner Ft. Atkinson Wis Wagner

Parents Sentenced For Child Care Neglect in Phoenix

Bonnie Mercer age 39 and Elizabeth Mercer age 30 were found guilty of neglecting two children. They received six months in county jail and $300 fines under a county statute. Deputies found two undernourished children locked in a cabin at 324 North Sixth Avenue.

Phoenix Bonnie Mercer Elizabeth Mercer Wesley Bolin North Sixth Avenue H. L. McMartin

Children Found Malnourished After Parents Left Them

Witnesses say the parents were at a nearby buffet when the 3 percent aged boy and a girl appeared emaciated. The girl is hospitalized while the boy remains at the county children’s home for care and observation.

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Birds Claim Thrush Family Ties

The robin, bluebird and mockingbird are all considered thrushes, sharing family traits and classifications.

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