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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
11
About 650 students at Glassboro high school marched out in a one half hour protest against a state law banning three 19 year old war veterans from playing on the football team. The pupils carried placards reading We served our country why cant we play now and We want a square deal for our ex GI s.
In Los Angeles County hospital a premature girl weighing 1 pound 14 ounces was born to 25 year old Mrs. Emily Gutierres. Dr Allan J Silver said survival chances are fair if the baby lives 48 hours and that an eye dropper with a special solution will feed the infant every two hours.
Britain faces a grim postwar winter with fuel shortages, heatless homes, and potential unemployment. Coal output dropped sharply, railways convert to oil to save coal, and industry warns of up to 1,000,000 unemployed without sufficient fuel. Prices rise as cigarets and beer vanish from rationing.
The Army announced an October draft quota of 35000 men, up 10000 from September. The age group 19 through 29 remains unchanged. The rise follows war department orders to speed release of about 300000 non volunteer enlisted men.
Phoenix October 1 A R A display of atomic minerals and charts explaining atomic fission will be shown in the mines building at the Arizona state fair opening November 8. The exhibit, from the Mineralogical Society of Arizona, will supplement the state’s permanent mineral collection and include crystallo graphy and micro mounts as part of the Rocky Mountain Federation display.
Archbishop Aloj zicj Stepinac, head of Yugoslav Catholic Church, told the people's court he did not consider he betrayed his country while testifying in his own defense during a trial for collaborating with German occupiers.
Phoenix Mary B Price of Phoenix has been appointed director of the state school lunch program. The position was created by the third special session of the 75th Arizona legislature which adjourned Saturday.
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