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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1941

Page

5

Atlantic weather doughnut speeds bombers to Britain

American bombers fly the Atlantic with a radiosond weather system, enabling 24/7 forecasts and a reliable tailwind route. The system uses radiosondes atop balloons to provide three dimensional data, guiding bomber pilots across the ocean. Mass production reduced costs and expanded deployment by the Weather Bureau and Civil Aeronautics Authority.

Morgan M. Beatty Washington Britain Uncle Canada T. J Atlantic Weather Service Azores Atlantic Seaboard Germany Rocky Mountains Uncle Sam Weather Bureau Army Navy North Atlantic Civil Aeronautics Authority

Army Praised For New Camp Construction

A House military affairs subcommittee praised the Army for a magnificent job building housing for soldiers but blamed lack of planning for staggers in cost. It cited 101 days from contract to occupancy and warned Congress to share responsibility for unanticipated needs.

Washington U.P House Army Congress Somervell

Globe Alderman Boland Dies After Prolonged Illness

Richard Foster Boland aged 65, alderman of the second ward and longtime employee of International Smelter for 28 years, died last night after a months long illness. He previously worked for Consolidated Copper in Cananea, Sonora, and for the Southern Pacific.

GLOBE Richard Foster Boland International Smelter Boland Consolidated Copper Company Cananea Sonora Mex Southern Pacific

Prison association sees crime drop and defense push

A survey of American Prison Association members at the San Francisco convention reports decreasing prison populations as paroles speed up and illicit narcotics supply falls. War aid boosts defense production and prison work, though personal crimes rise. speakers warn against beer in Army camps and urge reform. Warden James A. Johnston of Alcatraz will preside at the banquet.

San Francisco U.P American Prison Association H. E. Burtenshaw Salvation Army Chicago George A. O’meara San Quentin Calif Arthur C. McGiffert D. D Pacific School of Religion Berkeley Gisele Shaw Ministry of Justice Congress Culbert L. Olson Angelo J. Rossi Arthur B. Langlie Washington Rufus von Kleim Smid University of Southern California James A. Johnston Alcatraz Federal Prison

Rubies Demand Higher Per Carat Price Among Gems

Large flawless rubies are rare and fetch the highest price per carat of any gem, underscoring their value and desirability in the market.

Globe Man Boland Memorial Noted In Arizona Death

The obituary notes a Philadelphia native who died in Tucson. He was a Presbyterian and a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by widow Frank, daughter Alora Jane, and son Henry of Globe.

Tucson Philadelphia Boland The Presbyterian Church Knights of Pythias Lodge Frank Alora Jane Henry Globe

Army Needing Polishing War Games Reveal

The second and third U S armies totaling about 550000 men began large scale maneuvers in Louisiana and Arkansas to simulate modern mechanized warfare. Reporters Richard C Hottelet and Leon Kay will cover movements for United Press from Army positions in the field.

United States Louisiana Arkansas United Press Richard C. Hottelet Leon Kay Europe Kay Third Army Hottelet Second Army Kansas City Zurich London New York

Second Army Maneuvers Loom In Arkansas Training Ground

Richard C. Hottelet reports from the Second Army in Arkansas as 35 000 troops of the Seventh Corps stage night maneuvers along the Little Missouri River. Engineers bridge the stream in 25 minutes with pontoons to test in a 1200 square mile maneuver area ahead of a September clash with the Third Army.

Richard C. Hottelet Arkansas U.P United States Hitler 60Th Field Artillery Little Missouri River Seventh Corps Second Army 110Th Engineers Kansas City Little Missouri River Prescott Ark Seventh Army Corps

Brazil Exports Nearly 135 Million Pounds Coffee

Brazil shipped about 135 million pounds of coffee to foreign markets in the latest month, reflecting strong global demand for the bean. Export data show steady shipments to multiple countries, underscoring coffee's pivotal role in Brazil’s agricultural trade.

Brazil

Unemployment After War Will Reach New Heights

New York, Aug. 19. R L MacDougall, assistant WPA commissioner, warned that after the defense program ends the U S will face the greatest unemployment in its history. He spoke at a three day conference to build a shelf of projects to absorb the unemployed immediately. E C Smith Jr noted projects would be planned by local and state governments with the reserve advisory.

New York R. L. MacDougall WPA MacDougall E. C. Smith, Jr Public Work Reserve

Mulroney Resigns Treasury Post to Join Chicago Fed

A. J. Mulroney resigned yesterday as deputy comptroller of the currency to become a vice president of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank on September 1. L. H. Sedlacek was appointed to fill the vacancy as deputy comptroller. The comptroller office oversees all national banks.

Washington A. J. Mulroney Chicago Federal Reserve Bank The Treasury L. H. Sedlacek Ninth District Minneapolis

Third Army In Louisiana War Games Feels Like Real Blitzkrieg

3rd Army maneuvers in Louisiana resemble real combat with tanks and jeeps in dusty pine woods. Private James D. Robinson dies in a tank overturn during the first phase as Blue and Red forces prepare for a September clash with intense heat and wide land use. General Kreuger says training aims to ensure effectiveness under any terrain or climate amid a 26 million acre maneuver area and a damage claims board.

Third Army Louisiana Germany Yugoslavia James D. Robinson Gulf Coast Walter Krueger Kreuger

Troops Depart Fort Huachuca for Army War Games

Aug 19 Fort Huachuca reports three trainloads of the remainder of the 25th Infantry leaving last night to join the third Army war games near DeQuincy Louisiana. More than 800 officers and men had already departed by motor convoy.

Fort Huachuca Third Army DeQuincy

Fifteen Million Trees Planted in Ningxia Province

Authorities report that Ningxia province in China added fifteen million trees over the past three years as part of a reforestation initiative. Local officials cite climate and soil improvements, with vast stretches of arid land now covered by new plantations.

Ninghsia Province China

Council Acts On New Laws

City council passed two ordinances with emergency clauses making them effective on mayoral signature. The measures rename City Clerk Treasurer and City License Inspector, appoint a deputy auditor, and rush changes for smooth government operations as Manders goes on vacation.

H. O. Jaastad Charles C. Irvin Joseph D. McAllister James T. Manders Manders

Leon Funeral Set for Tomorrow

Jacinto A. Leon 70 who died at home on West 37th Street will have a 5 p m funeral Friday at Santa Cruz church. Burial is Holy Hope Cemetery. Survived by three sons Ramon Jesus Francisco and five grandchildren. body lies in state tonight at the family home. Reilly Undertaking Co. handling arrangements.

Jacinto A. Leon West 37Th Street Santa Cruz Church Holy Hope Cemetery Mr. Leon Southern Pacific Railroad Sonora Mexico Arizona Tucson Jesus Ramon Francisco Phoenix Reilly Undertaking Company

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