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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

7

Odelson Family Twins Into War Service Across World

The Odelson family of 6651 Greenview Chicago sends seven of ten sons into military service since December 1941 with others awaiting calls. Roy a 19 year old Davis Monthan unit truck driver and Pfc Julius a paratrooper wait overseas while brothers Arthur Meyer and Irving Epstein, plus sons-in law Harry Berg and others serve in Australia Italy Texas Miss Camp Shelby and Chicago war plants. The clan reports relatives scattered across the globe as Meyers 27 plans for a call anytime.

Odelsons Sam Odelson Greenview Chicago Pfc Roy Davis-Monthan Field Quartermaster Unit Irving Epstein Odelson Irving Ben Australia Italy Julius Fort Bragg N. C Sidney Texas Joe Camp Shelby Miss Oscar Quartermaster Corps Mrs. Odelson Meyer Belle Camp Gruder Oklo Harry Berg Ida Chicago West Side

England’s Profane Oath Act of 1745 fines speakers

The Act imposed a sliding scale of penalties for profane oaths against offenders, with higher fines for those of greater rank up to the highest penalties for the offender who ranked above a gentleman.

England

Trade Barriers Must Be Removed To Keep Peace Permanently

John G. Erhardt, director of U S foreign service, told the Los Angeles Breakfast Club that postwar peace hinges on abolishing trade barriers in totalitarian states. He urged phased government controls during the transition and proposed an international plan to reduce barriers binding all nations to prevent foreign competition stifling.

Los Angeles John G. Erhardt U. S. Foreign Service Erhardt Breakfast Club Foreign Trade Week

U S Armed Forces Help Drive Candy Output in 1942

About twenty percent of the candy and chocolate produced in the United States in 1942 was shipped for consumption by armed forces, both at home and abroad, reflecting wartime demand for troops and defense workers.

U. S

Maj Wright Decorated At Esler Field For Valor

Maj Ellis W Wright Jr decorated at Esler Field after Fighter Ace service in the Southwest Pacific. He received the Distinguished Service Medal Silver Star Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster plus the Distinguished Flying Cross and a collective ribbon for group citation. He credited with three Zeros shot down in 100 combat missions. He leaves Esterfield for a brief leave to visit his mother.

New Guinea Maj Ellis W. Wright, Jr States Esler Field Adonis Avenue Miami Ariz Wright Southwest Pacific United States Distin Guished Ora Bay New Ginea U. S Maj. Wright Esterfield

Champion hiker at 90 eyes another decade of sport

Charles Poor of Iuswich Massachusetts, a former excursion boat skipper, celebrated his 90th birthday while telling friends he would keep active in sports for at least ten more years. He is known as the town hiking champion and has rarely missed his Thursday bowling league matches.

Iuswich Mass Charles Poor

Warren frees California delegation from pledged support

Governor Earl Warren releases the 50 member California delegation from his pledge to vote for him at the Republican national convention. He asks members not to present or cast ballots for his name and notes the pledge was allowed by California law to ensure a like minded, distinguished representation at the convention.

Sacramento Calif WUP Earl Warren California Favorite Son Tion

Plane stampedes turkeys in Manchester dies three

A lone flying bomber on a routine flight sent a flock of turkeys into a panic at Manchester. Jacques reported three war casualties among the birds. Twenty eight birds were injured in the stampede, with 25 sustaining injuries.

Manchester E. Ng Jacques

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