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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

4

Tokyo Shaken by Major Earthquake and Tidal Wave

Associated Press reports Tokyo admitted a strong earthquake caused a tidal wave that inundated houses and damaged buildings. The seismic center was traced to the Sea of Enshu with effects in Hamamatsu Shizuoka Nagano and nearby areas. Damages were reported as slight overall with limited production disruption and no confirmed shipping loss.

Associated Press Radio Tokyo Domei Tokyo Am Federal Communications Commission Tokyo District Sea of Enshu Hamamatsu Shizuoka Nagano Shizuoka Prefecture Tokyo Nagoya J. J. Shaw West Bromwich England

Chinese say Japs routed in Kweichow and Tushan recovered

Chinese army spokesman reports 4 000 Japanese troops routed in Kweichow threatening Kweiyang relieved temporarily. Chinese forces recaptured Pachai Hanoi Shihpanchai and Tushan while Japanese fell back toward Kwangsi. Tushan noted as definitely in Chinese hands after a day long battle and pursuit of retreating remnants.

Chungking Tovy Kweichow Kweiyang China Pachai Hanoi Shihpanchai Tushan Kwangsi Kweivang Wuvan Kwangsi-Kweichow Tuyan Tu- Bhan

Greek Attacks on British Troops Increase in Civil War

Lt. Gen. Ronald Scobie said Greek attacks on British troops rose as a general strike hit Salinoka. Elas partisans began preliminary talks with the Greek government to end the civil war, with limited progress. British forces slowly cleared Athens and Piraeus while partisans eroded back. over 90 Elas officers and men were captured and handed to the Greek government, many in civilian dress, and most weapons were German or Italian.

Athens Ronald Scobie Salinoka Elas Scobie Piraeus Alas I Ps Reek

Navy Air Medal Awarded to William F Harper

William F Harper a 19 year old aviation machinist's mate third class from Tucson Arizona received the Air Medal for courageous conduct and outstanding achievement in 26 aerial photographic missions over the Solomon Islands despite intense anti aircraft fire and enemy fighters Navy officials announced in San Diego California

San Diego Calif William F. Harper Tucson Ariz Naval District Harper Agnes M. Robbins Sonora Street Solomons Islands

Dublin Beekeepers Seek Government Sugar Allocation

Dublin beekeepers urge the Eire government to allocate sugar for hives amid rising bee welfare concerns. Local apiarists warn shortages could threaten pollination and honey production across the region.

Dublin Eire

Slain and wounded in New Jersey shooting spree

In New Brunswick police hold 24 year old Daniel Molnar after he killed four people and wounded two others in Carteret and surrounding communities. He fired on police, took his daughter, fled, then surrendered after a six hour manhunt involving state troopers and soldiers.

New Brunswick N. J Amuck Henry Harrington Carteret Daniel Molnar Harrington Molnar Adam Roszanski Robert Shanley Walter Rushiak Charles Mackwinski Barbara Alice Scott Perth Amboy Woodridge

Nogales Editor Finds WWII Shells Linger On Desk

In Nogales Arizona two 37 mm World War I shells sat hazardous on the Daily Herald desk for years. They were used to hold down copy since 1941 and moved onto the AP teletypes before Army ordnance officers from a Tucson airbase removed them. The shells were deemed live after a loud explosion.

Nogales Ariz Daily Herald Associated Press Army Ordnance Tucson

Roosevelt plans White House visit during honeymoon

Col. Elliott Roosevelt and actress Faye Emerson continued their honeymoon at Grand Canyon and announced plans to visit Roosevelt's parents in the White House if arrangements with Emerson's studio allow. They expect to return to Hollywood over the coming weekend with a possible stop in Beaumont, Texas to visit Emerson's mother.

Grand Canyon Ariz Elliott Roosevelt Faye Emerson White House Miss Emerson Hollywood Beaumont Tex Col. Roosevelt

King Carries Canadien Test On War Plans

Ottawa report states Prime Minister Mackenzie King won a 143 to 70 vote of confidence in the House of Commons early today, authorizing a tougher wartime effort after weeks of debate on conscription. The session adjourned to January 31 with King defending his leadership.

Ottawa U.P House of Commons MacKenzie King House King Liberal Party

Russians Silent on Greek Civil War Dispatches

Moscow newspapers refrain from commenting on the Greek civil war while continuing to quote British dispatches describing Maj. Gen. Ronald M. Scobie’s efforts to crush the Elas revolt.

Moscow Dec Ronald M. Scobie Elas

Robert Tasker Found Dead in Mexico City

American author and screen writer Robert Tasker was found dead in his Chapultepec district home in Mexico City. Police indicate death by self poisoning after a quarrel with his wife Gladys Flores, daughter of Costa Rica's ex president. Tasker, 43, had left Hollywood two years earlier after working on the Big House screenplay and had served time in San Quentin where he edited the penitentiary newspaper and wrote Grim Haven.

Mexico City Robert Tasker Chapultepec Poi Tasker Gladys Flores Costa Rica Hollywood San Quentin Grim Haven

Urges Music Festival In State Be Resumed

PHOENIX December meeting urged resumption next year of the annual music festival. It called for stricter qualifications for state music teachers and discussed plans for reviving the festival in year.

Phoenix

Chile Plans Low Interest Credit System for Farmers

Chile will establish a new credit system offering low interest loans to farmers. The program aims to improve agricultural finance and expand access to capital for rural producers.

Chile

Rome Mob Spills Food In Black Market Raid

In Rome demonstrations raided three stores on a square today. Food was spilled and trampled as part of a wave linked to yesterday's attack on markets. A new group calling itself the Movement of the Famished plans a March on December 16.

Rome

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