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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1944

Page

7

Sugar Ridge Assault By Marines On Guam

Marine writer Charles P. Arnott describes the July Guam battle for Sugar Ridge. Brig. Gen. Alfred Noble oversees the operation as Marines press up a cliff dominated ridge amid bombardment, machine gun fire, mortars, and sniper fire, driving Japanese forces from their caves and foxholes.

Charles P.arnot Third Marine Guam U.P Sugar Ridge Alfred Noble la Jolla Calif Chonito

Woman Sells Husband to Kansas Voters in Door to Door Push

Mrs. Albert Cole conducted a nine week, six day campaign visiting Kansas households to back her husband State Sen Albert Cole for the Republican U S representative nomination. She averaged 20 visits an hour and limited talks to a minute, never urging a vote but hoping she would.

Holton Kas Albert Cole Kansas U. S Congress Cole Coles Sen. Cole Albert

Premonition Of Being Wounded Proves Too True

Second Lt. Walter E. Lovejoy texted his parents July 8 that he expected to be wounded in France. He was seriously wounded three days later by an 81 mm shell near him. he recuperates in an English hospital. Air Medal awarded to Staff Sgt. Wade E. Dyson of Tucson for meritorious achievement on eighth AAF bombing missions aboard a B 24. Richard Stanley Reid, Phoenix native, returns to New Orleans as signalman 2c aboard a merchant ship after eight months at sea.

France Walter E. Lovejoy Walter Lovejoy East Speedway Wade E. Dyson Tucson Eighth Aaf W. W. Dyson Fontana Avenue AAF Dyson Tucson Laundry and Dry Cleaners Bluejacket Richard Stanley Reid Phoenix USN Armed Guard Center New Orleans Eleventh Naval District Irene Reid Date Street San Diego Calif Phoenix High School Phoenix Junior College Bluejacket Reid Hearn Neon Products Co Naval Service

War family notices and honors from Arizona in wartime news

Miss Addie A Hall learns her brother Tech Corp William A Hall, an Army radio technician in Italy, is in combat. Jack Baker visits family in San Simon and Tucson. Pvt Manuel R Valdez of Tucson earns commendation from Lt Gen Spaatz for supplying air command troops in the France battle. Ralph L Michelena receives promotion to first lieutenant as Mustang pilot. First Lt Myron E Mershon earns the Air Medal for meritorious flight with B 24s over Toulon Belgrade and Vienna. Frank W Long keeps Liberators flying.

Addie A. Hall Wood Street Tech. Corp William A. Hall Army Communication Corps Italy Corp Hall Petra A. Hall Edward V. Hall Southwest James K. Hall Prescott Corp Albert Steinfeld Co Army Aleutians Jack Baker ARM 2c A. J. Baker San Simon Ariz M. E. Devine Grant Road Tucson Manuel R. Valdez Air Service Command Britain Carl Spaatz France Valdez South Tenth Avenue Myron E. Mershon Annie Procter Richards East Sixth Street Mershon Toulon Belgrade Vienna Weiner- Neustadt

Wreckage After London Bomb Hit Empire Ranch and Muted Strikes

A wartime report details Cpl. Long and his 13th AAF heavy bomber squadron at Empire ranch Sonoita repairing Liberators after missions against Japan. Long’s crew has sunk a Jap cruiser, downed nine Zeros, and dropped 305000 pounds of explosives. Master Set Frank B. Watkins of Tucson serves as flight chief in the same squadron, with two commendations and the American Defense Service Medal. Watkins entered service in 1939 and has been overseas since October 1942. his wife Helen Wise and their two-year-old son Frank reside in Tucson. Hobbs Army Air Field in New Mexico announces Major Theodore B. Forbes of Tucson promoted to major and serving as flight commander. Louis Downing, a former Tucson postal worker now in the Navy in San Francisco, advances from Petty Officer First Class to Chief. Capt. W. J. Bray Jr. and family visit Tucson before leaving for Ft. Meade to join the European theater, after earning the expert infantryman badge. Mrs. Bray and children will return to Phoenix.

Empire Ranch Sonoita Cpl Long 13Th Aaf Cpl. Long Frank B. Watkins North Third Avenue Tucson Watkins Guadalcanal Solomons Central Southwest Pacific W. J. Bray, Jr Camp Howze Tex War Department Bray Ft. Meade

Tucson Woman Sworn Into WAC Weighs Orders Today

Mrs Esther Claiborne Brackley of 1130 East Ninth Street is sworn into the WAC and awaits orders. Daughter of Mrs Dorothy Claiborne of Tucson she attended Tucson and Phoenix schools and was a student pilot in New Mexico before joining. Corporal Joe D Pulido of Tucson has completed an England orientation course bridging training to combat in France and worked as a cashier and clerk at Grand Central Public Market before Army Air Force service.

Esther Claiborne Brackley East Ninth Street Dorothy Claiborne Tucson WAC Army Brackley Phoenix New Mexico

Army plans to reclaim waste paper from combat areas

The Army pledges to salvage and return to the United States significant waste paper including fiber boxes from at least two combat zones as part of civilian campaigns to collect waste paper.

Army United States

Wounded Marines Arrive Aboard U S Flagship Off Guam

Sailors and officers crowded the rails as the first Guam casualties were hoisted to the main deck for urgent treatment. Medics rushed men to the sick bay for morphine plasma and surgery, while coxswains and crew showed visible concern for the wounded aboard the flagship off Guam.

U. S Guam U.P

May War Effort Ads Reach $2.38 Million Total

The Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association reports that May war effort advertisements in daily and Sunday papers totaled $2,379,332. For ten months since August 1943 the campaign totals $47,287,107.

New York Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers Association

Fifth War Loan Drive Tops Arizona Quota

Arizona residents bought 42.77 million dollars in war bonds across all categories, surpassing a 32 million quota by 31.21 percent. Walter R. Bimson, head of the state war finance committee, called it the best performance in any of the five drives.

Phoenix Arizonians Walter R. Bimson State War Finance Committee

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