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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1944

Page

7

Soldiers Pause To Hear Prayers In Normandy Shrine

In Normandy near Hautteville a vast American armored column paused in a Sabbath moment as Pere Lemaitre led villagers and war widows to a roadside shrine. French, British and American flags adorned the cross. The priest prayed for the soldiers and liberation as tanks rested nearby and gendarmes joined the hymn. The scene blended faith and gratitude amid the war’s toll as the column moved on toward battle.

Hal Boyle France Hautteville Normandy Pere Lemaitre Pere Lemaire Jesus John McEvane NBC Brethal St. Lo Christ

Refugees Describe Drunken Nazi Troops in Southwest France

Sixteen year old Jean Thindt, who fled Belgium, says German troops have been moved from coastal areas to interior France and remain intoxicated. He reports soldiers can be bought with equipment, sing during nightly drinking, and fear dying. Five Russian ex-prisoners also describe garrisons as drunken, plotting desertions, and fanatical youths.

Iron Spain Jean Thindt Belgium France

President's Picture Bank Army Guide Book Ban

The Official Guide to the Army Air Force is banned from sale at post exchanges because it bears a portrait captioned Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy. About 525000 copies with the President's image face sale prohibition due to possible violation of the soldiers vote act. 600000 copies without the portrait were distributed.

New York Army Air Force Roosevelt Army Navy The Herald Tribune Today Alexander Surles Army Bureau of Public Relations Herald Tribune

Lee Hager Oil Geologist Dies in Houston Office

Lee Hager aged 70, petroleum geologist known for discoveries including the Sulphur Dome in Sulphur Louisiana and the Hager Martin oil dome in Louisiana, died in his Houston office on Thursday. He was among the oldest members of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.

Houston Tex Lee Hager Sulphur Louisiana American Institutte of Mining and Metallurgy

John N MacLean Dies at 50 Singer and Burns Leader

John N. MacLean, 50, a professional singer of Scottish songs and president of the Robert Burns Memorial Association, died Thursday in New York.

John MacLean Burns New York John N. MacLean Robert Burns Memorial Association

Eide Named Head of University of North Dakota Journalism

Dr. Richard B. Eide of River Falls Wisconsin is appointed head of the UND journalism department and will direct public relations and oversee university publications. He holds a PhD from Missouri and has studied at several major universities including Harvard USC and Chicago. His career spans editor roles at Minnesota papers and recent work as copy editor at the Tucson Daily Citizen.

Grand Forks N. D Richard B. Eide River Falls Wis University of North Dakota John University of Minnesota Eide University of Iowa University of Missouri Harvard University University of Southern California University of Colorado University of Chicago Martin County Daily Independent Fairmont Minn International Falls Daily Journal Glenwood Community News Minnesota Tucson Ariz Daily Citizen University of Kansas University of Texas

Salt River Valley Water Users Approve Bond Issue

Salt River Valley Water Users association shareholders approved a refunding bond issue. The referendum followed a state supreme court ruling challenging the issue's legality in a friendly suit.

Salt River Valley Phoenix, Ariz Salt River Valley Water Users Association State Supreme Court

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