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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

9

Amateur Makes Radio Cutting Out All Noise

A Los Angeles amateur radio operator, Karl E. Pierson, claims a new receiver greatly reduces interference and can pick up signals through strong noise. Army signal corps at Fort Monmouth tested it and ordered units. Dr. Lee De Forest praises its noise suppression, noting potential military use and unusual opposite behavior of noise and signal.

Los Angeles Amelia Earhart Karl E. Pierson Miss Earhart Pierson Army Signal Corps Fort Monmouth Red Bank N. J Lee de Forest Dr. de Forest de Forest

Jailed Goats At Large In Idaho City

Police in Nampa seek a caretaker for two nanny goats found tied to a man's door. The animals were surrendered after being caught chewing and attempting to escape confinement. Authorities request someone to adopt or shelter the goats.

Orphan Gail Seeks Clothes for Christmas at Home Visit

Elks officials from John I. Reilly Jr and John D. Frakes visited the Arizona Children's Home at 2700 South Seventh Avenue to deliver letters to Santa and pledge gifts for Janet and 30 other youngsters. Janet asked for clothes and an ironing board while noting shoes need replacing. Frakes joked about delivering gifts via the door as Santa slides from the chimney.

Janet Arizona South Seventh Avenue Nick John I. Reilly, Jr John D. Frakes F. A. Michels Elks Santa Old Pueblo Emily Tureck Frakes Santa Claus Bobby Reilly Michel North Pole

Orphans to Host Christmas Party at Home

The group plans a Christmas party for 31 children in the home, with 19 of them under six years old.

U. S. Defense The Valley National Bank

North side clothesline thief strikes Abilene

Abilene Texas police report a persistent thief on the north side stealing freshly laundered clothing from housewives including Mrs. Paul Lewis. The culprit has become more efficient, taking garments and the clothespins from Mrs. Lewis's clothesline.

Abilene, Tex U.P Abilene North Side Paul Lewis

Tax researchers to hear Spear and d Autremont at hotel meeting

Spear S. A. Spear of the Arizona Tax Research Association and State Senator H. H. d Autremont will speak at a public meeting of the tax group tonight in the Varsity room of the Pioneer hotel. Frank G. Boice, association president, said attendance is open to the public.

S. A. Spear Arizona Tax Research Association H. H. d’Autremont Pioneer Hotel Frank G. Boice Association

Farmers Asked to Supply Straw for Paper Making

Britain seeks 450000 tons of straw within a year to replace North African esparto grass in paper production. The plan aims to secure a steady raw material supply and support domestic agriculture while maintaining industry output.

Britain North Africa

Three British Ships Sunk In Nazi Battle

Berlin report says in a channel clash between British and German forces two British motor torpedo boats and a gunboat were sunk. The mine sweeper sank two torpedo boats and damaged two more by direct hits while patrol boats intervened and sank a British gunboat and badly damaged another motor torpedo boat.

Berlin High Command

Nine Puerto Rico daily newspapers exist

An item notes that Puerto Rico maintains nine daily newspapers serving the island, reflecting a diverse media landscape.

Puerto Rico

New York City Private Streets Highlight Rockefeller Plaza

The note identifies about 100 private streets in New York City with Rockefeller Plaza near Radio City as the most famous. It emphasizes the prominence of the area and its association with the Rockefeller family and Radio City Music Hall as key landmarks in the private street scene.

New York City Rockefeller Plaza Radio City

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