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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1944

Page

9

Attorney General Biddle Defends Ward Seizure Authority

Washington reports that Attorney General Biddle told a special House committee he believes President Roosevelt had authority under the war labor disputes act to seize Montgomery Ward and Company properties in Chicago during wartime. He argued the action was necessary to prevent broader strikes and maintain military support, while noting room to clarify the law for future crises.

Washington Biddle Con Today Presii Roosevelt Montgomery Ward and Company Chicago House Committee Ward Roosevelt Pacific War Labor Board WLB Rep Ramspeck D-Ga Montgomery Ward Congress

Local Railroad Men To Attend State Convention

Three local members of the railroad brotherhood will attend a Phoenix meeting on Friday May 26 by the joint legislative board. Representing the local lodges are Thomas Collins locomotive engineers J S Hardwicke trainmen and M F hy railroad conductors. End out of state candidates is expected to be made at the meeting.

Railroad Brotherhood Phoenix Joint Legislative Board State of Arizona Thomas Collins J. S. Hardwicke M. F. Hy

Mrs Cooke to be Remembered in Tucson Services

Funeral services for 73 year old Mrs Mary Cooke of Tucson will be held Thursday at 3 p m at Reilly chapel Rev Francis T Brown will officiate and music arranged by Mrs L A Lohse The remains will be cremated in Phoenix She is survived by her husband Thomas C Cooke three sons George Grant s Pass Cecil Cananea and T W Cooke Cortaro and three daughters Mrs R D Demuth Mrs M T Reitzel and Mrs P W Burt all of Tucson Twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also noted is the Cookes 52nd wedding anniversary last fall

Mary Cooke England East Speedway Reilly Chapel Francis T. Brown L. A. Lohse Phoenix Cecil Cooke Cananea Mex T. W. Cooke Cortaro Ariz R. D. Demuth M. T. Reitzel P. W. Burt Tucson Cooke

Two-Fifths of U.S. Tillable Land Produces Most Food

A historical note explains that about forty percent of the nation's cultivated acreage accounts for the bulk of agricultural output, highlighting the concentration of farming in key regions and soil, climate, and crop patterns driving food production.

America

City Planners Seek Rear Yard Survey and Zoning Changes

City planning officials urge the mayor and council to survey rear-yard setbacks in B3 zones to relieve downtown congestion. They propose a joint appeals board meeting to study contested issues and consider alternative, more direct solutions like interior street entrances with parking and loading.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Appeals Board Zoning Commission Dixon-De Santis Motor Co Board of Adjustment A. Willard Voorhees Commission Andre Faure Tucson

Chinese In Honan Area Take Strategic Cities

Chinese forces in Honan province recaptured several strategic cities as counter attacks succeeded. In South China the offensive, already cutting the Burma road, was described as most successful by a government spokesman. Heavy losses to Japanese troops were reported with 2000 wounded and 700 dead near Yehsien and Loho. Councillor Cha predicted greater successes with more supplies.

George Wang Chungking Wupr Honan China Burma Henan Central Loho Yencheng Peiping- Hankow Yehsien Chenghsien P. H. Cha Executive Yuan China Theater

Mexican Strike Delayed Until June 8 After Talks

A general strike planned for today by workers of 105 mining companies in Mexico, many of them North American, was postponed to June 8 to allow further negotiations between the companies and the miners union.

Mexico City Republic

Before the War Japan Led Agar Production

Before the war Japan was the world's largest producer of agar, a key gelling substance used in food and microbiology. The note highlights Japan's dominance in agar supply prior to global conflict.

Japan

Stamp Collecting Note on Validity and Use

A fragment notes that stamps labeled No 1 and No 3 are valid indefinitely for A ot are each, while loose stamps are not accepted.

Tucson Seeks 350000 Budget Increase For Flood Work

Phoenix May 24 A hearing on Tucson's application to exceed its budget by 350 000 for flood control work will be held this afternoon before the Arizona State Tax Commission. Thad M Moore Chairman and D C O Neil will represent the commission.

Phoenix Tucson Arizona State Tax Commission Thad M. Moore D. C. O'Neil Commission

Public Urged To Buy On Buddy Poppy Day

Phoenix May 24 Gov Osborn urged everyone to contribute to war veterans relief by buying a poppy. Buddy Poppy Day will be observed Saturday throughout the state.

Buddy Phoenix Osborn

Missing Tucson Soldier Now Prisoner Of War

Washington May 24 The War Department reports Tech Sergeant Thomas F. Doherty husband of Mrs Virginia H. Doherty 1920 East Copper Street Tucson Ariz previously listed missing in action in the European area is now a prisoner of war

Washington Tech Thomas F. Doherty Virginia H. Doherty East Copper Street Tucson Ariz War Department

Defense Council Attacks Testimony in Misappropriation Trial

In Phoenix on May 24 the defense attacked the testimony of the first state witness who paid county taxes in cash in the misappropriation case against J. D. Brush and two aides. The witness Archie Kroloff testified cash payments totaled amounts for 1939 to 1941 with cash discounts and possible campaign fund links debated by defense counsel.

Phoenix J. D. Brush Catherine Doyle John D. Rhyne Brush B. D. Dettweiller Haas, Baruch and Company Dettweiller Kroloff

Farm Bureau Secretary Resignation Accepted

Phoenix May 24. The resignation of Earl Maharg as executive secretary of the Arizona farm bureau federation was announced today by the directors. Maharg will join the agricultural extension department at the University of California and relocate to Los Angeles next month.

Phoenix Earl Maharg Arizona Farm Bureau Federation Aharg Agricultural Extension Department University of California Los Celes

Charles Blenman Awarded Flying Cross

Cmdr. Charles Blenman Jr of Tucson received the Distinguished Flying Cross for outstanding achievement as executive officer of a naval photographic squadron in the South Pacific from April 25 to November 24, 1943. He aided ground and air operations and completed a 1,500 mile overwater mission. Rear Admiral Sherman presented the award at San Diego Naval Air Station.

San Diego Calif Charles Blenman, Jr South Scott Street Tucson Ariz Naval Photohic Navy Blenman Admerick C. Sherman Fleet Air West Coast San Diego Naval Air Station

Senate Panel Approves New Water Projects

The senate commerce committee advanced postwar rivers and harbor works authorizing nearly 500 million dollars. Added items include the 66 million Tennessee Tombigbee waterway the 38.5 million Beaver Mahoning canal and 25 million Santee Congaree rivers with 28.425 million for Snake river projects across several states. The panel also approved numerous other measures and stripped a house provision from the bill.

Washington Senate Commerce Committee House Senate Committee Beaver-Mahoning Ohio Pennsylvania North Carolina South Carolina Snake River Oregon Idaho

Central Valley project limits irrigation to 160 acres vision

The measure prohibits landowners from irrigating more than 160 acres with federal water and restricts dam and reservoir use to reclamation law provisions. It also bars the secretary of the interior from competing with private utilities in hydroelectric projects.

Central Valley California Secretary of the Interior

Mexico Ministry Seeks More Postal Funds

Mexico City May 24 The ministry of communications asked the finance ministry for increased funds to maintain the postal service and to enable important improvements in mail transmission.

Mexico City Ministry of Communications Finance Ministry

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