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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1944

Page

7

Convair Will Not Recognize Supervisory Union

San Diego Calif Sept 1 Woodhead president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp announced the firm will not recognize or bargain with any supervisory employees union. Machinists union says Convair foremen organized a council and sought AFL charter, while the NLRB ruling says supervisory workers are not appropriate for bargaining. Union leader Poenecker says charges of unfair labor practices may be filed.

San Diego Calif Woodhead Solidated Vultee Aircraft Corp AFL Convair Aeronautical National Barrelations Board L. E. Poenecker Union Grand Lodge NLRB Poesnecker National Labor Relations Act SOS Manufacturing Co Republic Steel Co

South Tucson Voice on Utility Control and Municipal Ownership

A lengthy discussion centers on whether South Tucson should assume the local utility franchise. The speaker argues state law limits and warns taking over could shift power to a larger city, with bonds and cross-border service implications across Pima and neighboring counties.

Federal Service Company Public Service South Tucson Tucson Jcson Pima Pinal Cochise Santa Cruz Darnell Ft. Huachuca Nogales Marana Thatcher Safford South Sixth Avenue Sam Arizona

Rabbit Breeders Meet At Sabino Canyon Sunday

The Southern Arizona Rabbit Breeders association holds its fall organization meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Southern Arizona School for Boys in Sabino Canyon. Members are asked to meet at El Patio Inn to share rides. C. C. Yeazell is president and Mrs. Norman Cobb is secretary.

Southern Arizona Rabbit Breeders’ Association Southern Arizona School For Boys Sabino Canyon el Patio Inn East Speedway C. C. Yeazell Norman Cobb

Eagles to Hold Special Meeting at Local Hall

The Order of Eagles will hold a special meeting at 8 p m today at the K of C hall on South Stone avenue. Burt Gumscheke publicity chairman announced today.

Order OF Eagles K. of C. Hall South Stone Avenue Burt Gumscheke

OPA Removes Point Values on Various Food Items

The Office of Price Administration announces September point changes. Red points stay for meat and dairy, while several beans fruits juices and vegetables have adjusted values including pineapple juice up 19 points to 25 and corn up from 3 to 5 points. The period runs through September 30.

Washington Office of Price Administration

Phillips Market To Be Sold In Bulk On Sept 11

Phillip's market at 2600 North Park avenue will be sold in bulk to Andrew Barbuscia on Sept 11 in a notice of sale recorded yesterday. The stock in trade fixtures and furnishings will be disposed of by Philip Tannous. Deeds recorded yesterday show a Feldman street property in the university extension sold to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Agnew from Edith B. Fernold for 8500 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gatlin transferred a property at Drachman and Tenth avenue to Marvin L. Gibbons for 5000 dollars.

Phillip North Park Avenue Andrew Barbuscia Philip Tannous Feldman Street University Extension E. J. Agnew Edith B. Fernold William A. Gatlin Drachman and Tenth Avenue Marvin L. Gibbons

Argentina Faces Challenges in Inflation Control With Price Caps

Security efforts remain uncertain with months or years of work ahead. Argentina aims to curb inflation through price controls enforced by government policy.

Argentina

Tucson Condemnation Proceedings Over Utility Faces Lengthy Session

In Pinal Cochise Santa Cruz and Pima counties a lengthy session followed as Darnell prepared to continue arguments. Juliani represented South Tucson while Thomas Elliot, replacing John Lyons, spoke for Tucson. Voters previously rejected acquisition, management board, and bond issuance in 1943. The Securities and Exchange Commission refused to order sale. A 1944 election favored acquisition by a slim margin, with ongoing condemnation suits in the interim.

Pinal Cochise Santa Cruz Pima Darnell Juliani South Tucson Thomas Elliot John Lyons Securities Exchange Commission Philadelphia John Lyon Tucson Commission South

Camacho Plea Urges Mexican Unity and Patience

President Manuel Avila Camacho, in a congress address from Mexico City, urged unity to avert unrest and to intensify literacy and production efforts. He warned of privations ahead due to war, pledged continued public works, and cautioned about unrest linked to the 1946 elections while stressing education and industrialization.

Theodore A. Ediger Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho Congress Mexico Avila Camacho United Nations

French advance across southeastern France pushes toward Spanish border

French troops drive west of the Rhone and race over 100 miles in three days from their bridgehead, seizing Montpellier Beziers Arles Narbonne and other towns. They overwhelm German positions as patrols probe toward the Canal du Midi and the Spanish border while German reserves reportedly remain on the move toward the Siegfried line.

Richter Seigfried Germany Rhone Largentiere Montelimar France Montpellier Beziers Arles Narbonne Canal du Midi Perpignan

Truman Fourth Term Talks Set Pattern for Future Speeches

Sen. Connally announced the presidential bid and warned against new leaders taking over military command. He stressed voters would not replace the commander in chief on the battlefield. Both Truman and Connally spoke in broadcasts on all networks.

Roosevelt Sen Connally D-Tex Truman Army Navy

Caistor Rural Council Buys Rat Tails in Bulk

Caistor rural council in England paid 3616 dollars for 90414 rat tails, a purchase that raises questions about unusual procurement in the district and the cost per tail.

Caistor Rural Council of England

Tucson Set For KTUC Broadcast Of USS Tucson Launch

KTUC will air the USS Tucson launch Sunday around 1 p.m. with a 1000 mile hook up from San Francisco to Tucson. Cmdr. Lovett approves on scene coverage after Navy negotiations. Mrs. Emmett Claunch hosts the event, with costs shared by Tucson and KTUC.

Tucson to be launched in San Francisco as Navy names sponsor

The USS Tucson, an Atlanta class light cruiser displacing about 6000 tons, will be launched in San Francisco on Sunday. Mrs. Emmett S. Claunch Jr. of Tucson Arizona, mother of four in the armed forces with a son prisoner on Bataan, was chosen by the Navy Mothers club of Tucson to sponsor the ship. Bethlehem Steel Co. built the vessel after trials surpassed 40 knots.

San Francisco Tucson Navy Emmett S. Claunch North Geronimo Avenue Ariz Bataan Navy Mothers’ Club of Claunch Atlanta Shipbuilding Division Bethlehem Steel Co

Bulgaria Armistice Moves Emerge in War-Wary Balkans

Budapest signals a formal gesture toward a peace government to ratify Allied armistice terms. Russian forces brace on the Danube frontier capable of enforcing disarmament and internment of German troops fleeing Bulgaria. Cairo dispatches expect Bulgarians to sign an armistice before weekend and withdraw from Yugoslavia and Greece while Bagdanov cites resignation to avoid war with Russia.

Bulgaria Danube Bagdanov Cairo Yugoslavia Greece DNB Russia

Bolshevik advances push toward Danube junction and Belgrade

Soviet forces breached through the Transylvania frontier near Oituz and Brensa as they drive toward the Danube valley. Malinovsky’s units reached Rusavatu and Brensa while nearing the Serbian border, with a main thrust aimed at linking with Tito’s Yugoslav forces near the Danube.

Tured Breasa Brasov Buzau Rusavatu Transylvania Malinovsky Oituz Pass Ploesti Brensa Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Danube River

Patton's 3rd Army advances toward Berlin amid Verdun breakthrough

Patton's forces swept 65 miles from Reims to Verdun in under 24 hours, the fastest Allied move of the war. German general Heinrich Hans Eberbach was captured in the British-Canadian sector during breakfast, as American tanks and infantry pursued retreating troops toward Verdun. Berlin remains 410 miles away as Verdun falls with minimal resistance.

Orn Charleroi Heinrich Hans Eberbach Paul Hausser 7Th Army Seine Patton 3Rd Army Reims Verdun Berlin United Press Robert Miller Paris Miller Meuse

Pope Speaks On War's Fifth Anniversary

London dispatch reports Pope Pius XII via Vatican radio marking the fifth anniversary of the war. He said injustice is dying, a barbaric word will end, and a new world of humanity and Christianity with social justice will rise. He urged improved worker conditions and concessions from capitalism.

London Pope Pius Vatican City Associated Press

Venezuela Plans 30 Million Investment in Airports and Roads

Venezuela will spend 30 million dollars by 1946 on expanding airports and improving national roadways. The plan targets modernization of transport infrastructure and better regional connectivity.

Venezuela

Gothic line operations and air support near Florence

Allied patrols faced continued German artillery across the Arno with activity east and west of Florence. West of the city at Lastra and near Florence German probes were repelled. The 15th Army Air Force conducted heavy air strikes against gun emplacements, pill boxes and dumps from the Foglia river to the Pesaro Urbino highway, blasting a compact target area ahead of advancing troops.

Arno Florence Lastra Gothic Line 15Th Army Air Force Foglia River Pesaro-Urbino

British Children Contribute 80000 to Aid to China Fund

British children donated 80000 dollars to a united aid to China fund. The effort highlights youth involvement in relief and reflects charitable mobilization during the period.

United Aid To China

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