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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

5

Red Tape Halts Chinese Rail Aid Leaves Hunger Unfed

Frederick C. Othman reports on a circular relief tale as Gen. Marshall seeks 50 000 tons of rails to move food to interior China. Surplus Army rails flood the docks, but embargoes and port backlogs stall shipments, keeping hunger alive and rails idle in port.

Frederick C.othman Washington George C. Marshall China State Department United Nations Relief Organization Treasury Department War Assets Administration War Assets Peoples Shanghai Relief Rep Roger C. Slaughter Missouri Moses Harvey Civilian Production Administration Rep. Slaughter Harvey Gen. Marshall R. A. Stephens UNRRA Yugoslavia

Kalish And Berne Buy Two City Lots At Auction

Harold Kalish and Robert Berne, Cascade Laundries owners, bought two city owned lots at South Park and East 13th street at public auction Wednesday in city hall. Berne was the sole bidder at 500 dollars each and plans expansion adjoining their laundry site. Carl Hitt acted as auctioneer.

Harold Kalish Robert Berne Cascade Laundries, Inc South Park East 13Th Street Berne Carl Hitt

Guerrillas Loot Town In Central Luzon Raid

Manila Evening News reports Hukbalahap guerrillas invaded Umingan in central Luzon Tuesday night, held villagers for four hours, then looted warehouses stores and homes. They escaped with cash rice jewels and canned goods valued over 100000 pesos.

Manila Manila Evening News Umingan Luzon

Eight Enlisted For Service In Army

The local Army recruiting office reported eight Tucson recruits enlisting on Wednesday. The group includes Alfonso Bracamonte Valenzuela of 456 East 31st Street Clifford Edison Myrick of 403 North Euclid Avenue Keith C. Weakley of 1125 North First Avenue and Joseph Bill

Army Tucson Alfonso Bracamonte Valenzuela East 31St Street Clifford Edison Myrick North Euclid 1 Avenue Keith C. Weakley First Avenue Joseph Bill

Community addresses and origins of the word Commando

The passage lists five names with street addresses in a city and notes that the term Commando is of Portuguese origin though first widely used by Dutch descended Boers.

Constitutional amendment raises per diem to fifteen dollars

A proposed constitutional amendment came too late to appear on the general ballot, failing to raise the per diem from eight to fifteen dollars.

Special Election On Solons Pay Ordered

Governor Osborn orders a special election for November 5 to decide if Arizona legislators should receive a pay raise. The call accompanies the general election as lawmakers meet a recent special session that approved a proposed increase.

Solons Phoenix Osborn Arizona

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