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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1944

Page

22

Rudy Vallee Plans Return To Civilian Life This Summer

Hollywood report confirms Lieut. Rudy Vallee of the coast guard will be placed on the inactive list between July 15 and August 22 after completing a final tour with his non in fine band for the fifth war loan drive. At 43 he says his work in service is finished and may return to movies or civilian life.

Hollywood Rudy Vallee Coast Guard Frank Sinatra Navy Naval Reserve Maine

Regulations to restore veterans to prewar jobs

U S selective service memos require local boards to aid veterans in returning to their preinduction positions with pay and seniority. Employers must restore veterans, with court redress for noncompliance, and delays may lead to back pay claims.

Washington Selective Service Oith Kentucky Vetrans State Elective Service Headquarters National Selecte Service Juice Department

American motorist gets 43 percent of 1941 gasoline use

Washington May 29 The average American motorist now receives only 43 percent as much gasoline as in 1941 and future supply is planned to stay near that level for two years Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph K Davies said. He noted U S mileage is down 57 percent from peacetime while England has cut 88 percent.

Washington Ralph K. Davies Davies England

Liberty Ship Captain Killed After Gun Duel

On a South Pacific island the Liberty ship S S Tom Walsh captain Carl Larsen fired on crew and natives while drunk. An armed Navy guard shot Larsen dead after a brief duel. the crew buried him at sea and notified Washington.

Wilmington Cal U.P S. S Tom Walsh Carl Larsen New York San Francisco South Pacific Larsen Navy Stone Maritime Commission Washington

Reunion of Father and Son After Believing Each Other Dead

Spokane resident William H. Merrick welcomes home his son Ross Dennis Merrick who, like his father, thought the other perished in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Both served in the Marines, the son returning by plane from San Francisco, while the father remained in Spokane.

Spokane Wash San Francisco William H. Merrick Ross Dennis Merrick Merrick Pacific Gas and Electric Company

House Group Rebukes Bill for Government Spending

The House Appropriations Committee rebukes government employees for "propagandizing congress" as it reports a 1.104 billion dollar supply bill for independent offices. It trims funding across departments including labor, security, education and Medicare programs, with substantial cuts to vocational education and new allocations for emergency maternity care and nurse training.

Washington Congress House Appropriations Committee House Labor Department Federal Security Agency Employee Compensation Commission National Labor Relations Board National Mediation Board Railroad Retirement Board War Manpower Commission Children’s Bureau Office of Education Committee On Appropriations

Calling Men Under 26 To Cut Copper Output

WPB vice chairman H Bunker told a House Appropriations Committee that drafting men under 26 would force a substantial copper production cut by July 1. He noted copper production and consumption stayed even in the first quarter and that the Metals Reserve Co. has a few hundred thousand tons on hand but is drawing 170000 tons monthly.

Washington P.A H. Bunker War Production Board WPB House Appropriations Committee Bunker Metals Reserve Co

Arizona Captain Wins Promotion To Major

John Kevin Dowling of Grand Canyon Arizona has been promoted from captain to major in the war department announcement today.

Arizona Washington John Kevin Dowling Grand Canyon Ariz War Department

Charles Lyon Jr Enters Sea Service Training

Charles W. Lyon Jr age at 515 Ave nida De Palmas has joined the U S maritime service and is now in boat training as an apprentice seaman at the Catalina Island U S M S training station. He is gaining knowledge to deliver victory cargo to fighting fronts.

Charles W. Lyon, Jr Avenida de Palmas U. S. Maritime Service Catalina Island U.S.M.S Charles

Courtright Receives Distinguished Flying Cross

First Lt. James C. Courtright formerly of 1627 East 12th street Tucson is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while flying in the Mediterranean theatre of operations.

James C. Courtright East 12Th Street Tucson Mediterranean

Air Medal Awarded to First Lt George E Richards

First Lt. George E. Richards of Tucson receives the Air Medal from Lt. Col. Dexter L. Hodge of the Eighth AAF Liberator group. Richards took part in attacks on Frederichshafen Berlin and Bramsche.

George E. Richards

Air Cadet Brandson Brown Assigned To Tuskegee Field

Cadet Brandson Brown from 133 West Second Street completes primary training and receives assignment to Tuskegee Army Air Field for advanced duties.

Brandson Brown West Second Street Tuskegee Army Airfield

McMakin Graduates From Strother Army Air Field

John B. McMakin son of Mrs. Frankie K McMakin of 739 North Seventh Avenue graduated this week from the Strother Army air field and will receive another assignment soon.

John B. McMakin Frankie K. McMakin North Seventh Avenue Strother Army Airfield

Nurse officerNorma Ashburn Ordered to Camp White Oregon

Second Lt Norma Ashburn of 314 North Park Avenue Tucson has been commissioned in the U S Army Nurse Corps and ordered to report for active duty at Station Hospital Camp White Oregon.

Norma Ashburn North Park Avenue Tucson United States Army Camp White Oregon

Tucson Youth Receives Army Air Forces Second Lieutenant Wings

William R. Brewer Jr. has received his wings and a commission as second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces. He is the son of Mrs. Carrie Jane Evans of 2607 East Helen Street, Tucson, and he attended Tucson Senior High School.

William R. Brewer, Jr Army Air Forces Lt. Brewer Carrie Jane Evans East Helen Street Tucson

War Department Oil Traps Flies And Germs

The War Department announced an odorless economical oil that traps germs like flypaper, reducing disease in Army camps. Dr Oswald H Robertson says the oil ensnares bacteria and viruses on barracks floors bed linens and blankets. Blanket treatment costs two cents each lasting two months while floor treatments cost six dollars per barracks lasting four months.

Washington UPR War Department Oswald H. Robertson Army

Dive Bombers Strike Yanks On Italian Front

On the Valmontone road in Italy May 29 German dive bombers hit a U S convoy. Six planes strafed at low altitude creating chaos as soldiers fled, many wounded or killed, including First Lt George Hogden who reported his platoon wiped out yet the unit regrouped.

Robert V. Vermillion Valmontone Italy Anzio George Hogden Pittsburgh United States Army Hogden

Truncated Frontline Advance Moves Ahead

Soldiers push forward along a road after a retreating action on the southern front. Hayden orders the line reformed as Spitfires engage the pursued force, one platoon missing during the maneuver and other companies following in formation.

Hoyden Hayden

Naszi's Lili Marlene Tops British Charts

London May 29 British listeners flock to the Nazi capture song Lili Marlene as the latest hit. The tune, long favored by troops, rises rapidly in popularity across the country.

Naszi’s Lili Marlene Britain London

Eighth Army Soldiers Record Found in Tobruk Pub

Jimmy Phillips, one of Britain's top music men, uncovered a group of eighth army soldiers playing a German broadcast song in a Tobruk captured phonograph pub. He secured the record after months of negotiations with the alien property custodian and published it.

Eighth Army Africa Jimmy Phillips Britain Tobruk Alien Property

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