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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1944

Page

3

New Sewage Plant Near Capacity Near Tucson

The city’s new sewage disposal plant four miles northwest of Tucson is operating at about 85 percent capacity, handling roughly four million gallons daily. A new automatic gate for feeding coagulant is awaiting acid shipment, with full operation expected in about four weeks. The combined plants are projected to reach six million gallons daily, and the dried sludge is used for city parks and golf courses.

Tucson Lloyd Burch Burch Phil J. Martin, Jr Consolidated-Vultee Davis-Monthan

Missionaries recall life aboard Japanese held ship

Missionaries rescued from Japanese imprisonment at Hollandia recount Allied air attacks near New Guinea that killed 70 refugees but spared them after recognizing the group aboard. Sister Ottonia and 105 others, including Americans, are resting at a U S Army hospital after 17 months in captivity and earlier moves through Bogia and Manum Island.

Donald F. Caswell United Press Australia U.P Holandia New Guinea Ottonia Mary Ruhall Effingham Hollandia Sister Servants of the Holy Ghost United States Alexishafen Sydney Manum Island Bogia Madang Japan Borgia Hansa Bay Red Cross Barbara McDowell Chicago Chicago Relief Administration Ruby J. Cline Columbia University of Missouri

New Methods For Treating Burns Reported By Navy Doctors

Washington May 19 Navy doctors described two burn treatments in the medical bulletin. One uses thin sheets made from dried human plasma impregnated with a sulfa drug to stop bleeding and promote healing, reportedly curing long resisted wounds in six to nine days. The second method sprays medicated paraffin wax to occlude air and relieve pain, described as simple and rapid for handling many cases at once.

Washington Navy U. S. Navy Benjamin Pollock Alan Adits Vance

Southern Pacific declares extra dividend and details

NEW YORK May 19. Directors of the Southern Pacific Co. today declared an extra dividend of 25 cents and a quarterly dividend of 50 cents payable June 21 to shareholders of record May 29. The payment compared with a 50 cent quarterly dividend last May 27. In 1943 two 1 dollar payments were issued.

New York Southern Pacific Co Gable Mary

Teeth Cleaning Time: Americans Brush Too Little Surfaces

H. B. G. Robinson of the University of Washington Dental School reports from a study of 405 individuals that while many Americans use rotary or up and down brushing correctly they neglect less accessible surfaces. He presented findings to the International Association of Dental Research noting the average person spends a little more than a minute brushing.

Chicago Bwson H. B. G. Robinson University of Washington International Association of Dental Research

Four States Meet at New Mexico Corner

The northwest corner of New Mexico joins Arizona Utah and Colorado making the only U S point where four states converge.

San New Mexico Arizona Utah Colorado United States

Kaiser And Son To Quit Brewster Corporation

Henry J. Kaiser and his son Henry Jr announce at the Brewster Aero nautical annual meeting that they are severing all connections with the company. They did not specify when the retirements take effect.

Kaiser and Son Brewster Corporation New York Henry J. Kaiser Henry, Jr Brewster Aeronautical Corporation

Navy Hellcats Shoot Down 21 Jap Zeros

At Truk on Apr 29 Navy Hellcat pilots shot down 21 to 23 Japanese Zeros in six minutes. Lt Cmdr Edward C Outlaw led seven aces, tallying five Zeros and one probable. Reeves and Hills each claimed several, with supporting team actions and strategy cited. Europeans discovered gold on the Brazilian plateau in 1693.

Navy Hellcats United Press U. S Central Pacific Truk Edward C. Outlaw Goldsboro N. C Outlaw Donald E. Reeves Pueblo Colo Holis H. Hills South Pasadena Cal Richard H. May Seattle Wash John A. Pond Memphis Tenn Lloyd McEachern Wellsville N. Y Harry C. McClaugherty Narrows Ralph Schultze Waco Tex Hill McEachern McClaugherty

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