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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

5

Six Killed And 13 Injured In Georgia Crash

AMERICUS Ga Dec 5 Six persons were killed and 13 injured early today when a fast moving automobile and a school bus home bound from a basketball game crashed head on near Dawson Four of the dead were soldiers from Fort Benning and named as Ben L Peel Clifton H Taylor Adam Cormer and E N McMullen The sixth victim was unidentified believed to be a passenger on the Webster county school bus The bus driver Bill Taylor was among the critically injured after he said he tried to dodge the collision by steering the bus off the highway

Americus Dawson Dorothy Casey City Hospital Georgia J. P. Smith Fort Benning Ben L. Peel Webster County Camilla Bill Taylor Smith Taylor

Divers Return to Victims of Bridge Collapse

Hartford CT December 5 divers went back into the cold Connecticut River at dawn to search for victims of a three span bridge collapse. Eight bodies had been recovered and 17 injured remained in hospitals, eight in critical condition.

Hartford Conn Connecticut Foga Martin Ridgeck New York

Defense Migration Warning Is Given

Los Angeles reports a defense migration warning as millions move for wartime need. Rep. John H. Tolan warns of a postwar unemployment crisis, calling Congress lacking in aid for migrating workers. Jay Urice compares the issue to earlier migrations, noting crowded facilities and strained services. Arice will speak at a YMCA conference in Pasadena Saturday.

Los Angeles John H. Tolan Calif California Department of Employment Congress Jay A. Urice New York National Board The YMCA United Service Organizations Defense Arice Pacific Southwest Ymca Pasadena

William B. Anderson Dies at 82 in Portsmouth

William B. Anderson, 82, father of University of Arizona purchasing agent John L. Anderson, died at his Portsmouth home after residing in Tucson in the 1920s. He was Kiwanis and a 22nd degree Mason. Survived by his wife, four sons including William B. Jr. in Huntington and Russell and Richard in Portsmouth, and two daughters, Mrs. O. M. Shumway and Miss Margaret Anderson. Funeral held in Portsmouth.

William B. Anderson John L. Anderson University of Arizona Portsmouth Tucson Kiwanis Club Mr. Anderson William B., Jr Huntington W. Va Russell Richard 0. M. Shumway Margaret Anderson

Temple University launches course in military chiropody

Philadelphia report notes Temple University has established a course titled military chiropody to study foot troubles of draftees as part of defense activity.

Philadelphia Temple University

Hervey Smith to Return Home Soon

Hervey F. Smith YMCA secretary recovering from car crash near Mesa expects to return home from St. Marys Hospital by Christmas. His daughter Eleanor Tizard suffered a dislocated hip and pelvic fracture. passenger Max Klinger had minor injuries. Adelaide University graduates 23 doctors, 21 to overseas duty with the Australian Expeditionary Force.

Hervey F. Smith YMCA Mesa St. Mary’s Hospital Smith Eleanor Tizard St. Mary’s Southside Hospital Max Klinger Adelaide Australia Adelaide University

Chess Champion of Club Keeps Title in City Tourney

In a YMCA held event by the Tucson Chess Club last night O. W. Manney defending champion defeated R. N. Hoffmann. Dan Mayers beat T. W. Andrew. A. W. Boldgreff defeated D. G. Burlinson. J. Riggal defeated J. H. Nehlinger.

Tucson O. W. Manney R. N. Hoffman Dan Mayers T. W. Andrew A. W. Boldgreff D. G. Burlinson J. Riggal J. H. Nehlinger

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