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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

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Philippine drive advances near Aparri on Luzon

Manila dispatch reports unofficial yet reliable recapture of the Aparri region as Philippine forces push the Japanese back to the coast. In Washington, navy says Wake Island repelled four enemy air attacks in 48 hours and sank a Japanese light cruiser and destroyer.

Luzon Philippine Coast Manila Philppine Aparri Washington Dee Navy Wake Island United States Stimson Haruna Wakesland Far East Pearl Harbor Wake Pan American Airways Navy Department Army Iligan

War Bonds Drive Urges Public Support On Defense

The Tucson Daily Citizen urges Americans to buy defense bonds or stamps to support the war effort. Bonds start at 18.75 dollars and stamps from 10 cents, purchasable at banks post offices and many stores. The message emphasizes regular, ongoing purchases based on information up to noon December 11.

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Bisbee Mines Begin Seven Day Week In War Drive

New York December 11 Louis S Cates president of Phelps Dodge Corp announced compliance with President Roosevelt s call for a seven day work week in defense industries The company will extend the existing six day week at its Bisbee Arizona mines and the United Verde property In Arizona The extra day is expected to boost production by about 1000 tons of copper per month

New York Roosevelt Defense Industries Louis $. Cates Phelps Dodge Corp Cates Bisbee Ariz United Verde

Churchill says U S and Britain fight for life in war frame

Prime Minister Churchill told the British House of Commons that Britain, America, Russia and China are fighting for their lives against the Axis. He warned of tough times ahead and unity with the United States, saying they would rather perish than be conquered and would defend themselves with vigor.

Edward W. Beattie London Winston Churchill House of Commons Germany Italy United States British Empire America Russia China Japan Axis Churchill Netherlands U. S

Fire Destroys Los Ranchos Perkins Guest Ranch

Smoke and flames swept Los Ranchos Perkins guest ranch in Catalinas, consuming the servants quarters, pump house, and two garages. The loss is pegged at 4500 dollars to owner Leroy Perkins. Fire started about 1 30 p m and burned out within a half hour. A 2000 gallon water tank collapsed, interrupting water supply. telephone and electrical service were also disrupted. Perkins said he could not determine a definite cause. The buildings were insured. the ranch lacks local fire protection.

Los Ranchos Perkins Leroy C. Perkins Perkins H. C. Torrea

Hitler declares war on United States in Reichstag address

Berlin December 11 Adolf Hitler in a historic Reichstag speech declared war on the United States and announced a new military pact with Germany Italy and Japan to fight the United States and Britain. The note delivered to the American chargé d’affaires stated Germany severs diplomatic relations with the United States and blames President Roosevelt for the breach.

Berlin Adolf Hitler United States Reichstag Germany Italy Japan Britain Fuehrer Hitler George L. Brandt Joachim von Ribbentrop Hugh R. Wilsoff Reich United States of America Roosvelt Rome Mussolini Palazzio Veneta Roosevelt

War expands as Axis nations join fight against US

Mussolini proclaims Italy and Germany declare war on the United States uniting with Japan in a global struggle. In Washington, selective service chief Hershey outlines plans to broaden registration to include women and a wide civilian defense mobilization. He cites about 20 million could serve in some capacity and 1 million ready with relaxed standards.

Washington United States Louis B. Hersheyr Selective Service Army Gen. Hershey Congress Armed Services Hershey

Eyewitness Tells Dramatic Naval Battle Story

Eyewitness Cecil Brown, CBS correspondent in Singapore aboard the Repulse, reports the British battle cruiser went down after a fierce Japanese attack in the South China Sea near Malaya. He describes the sinking alongside the Prince of Wales and notes aircraft were shot down. official figures say over 2,000 of the 3,000 aboard the two ships were saved.

New York South China Sea Taranto Italy Cecil Brown Columbia Broadcasting System Singapore Brown Malaya Prince of Wales Brown J Tom. Phillips Leach William ‘Tennant

Late War Bulletins From Across the World Dec 11

Secretary Hull says the Soviet Union will stand with liberty loving people against the common menace as Russia is at war with Germany and Italy but not Japan. The Budapest radio reports Hungarian passports sent to U.S. diplomats and the Hungarian minister recalled. Dutch East Indies airbase raid by Australian bombers near Palau islands. Civilian supply director Henderson announces sharp cuts in automobile production for December and January. Admiral Phillips and Captain Leach missing from sinking ship. Tennant and Bell safe. Tokyo official says German Italian war declarations join Japan’s rise toward a new world order.

Washington Hull Soviet Union Russia Germany Italy Japan United ‘States U.P Leon Henderson Tokyo Shigenori Togo United States

Roosevelt signs war resolutions with Germany and Italy

President Roosevelt signed congressional war resolutions declaring war against Germany and Italy, moving the United States into full involvement in World War II. The German resolution passed 88 to 0 in the Senate and 293 to 0 in the House, with Jeanette Rankin voting present on both, while Italy’s resolution cleared 90 to 0 in the Senate and 399 to 0 in the House. The measures followed Germany and Italy declaring war on the United States, and a separate vote lifted restrictions on sending citizen-soldiers abroad. The White House and state department records reflect rapid passage and unified congressional action.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Germany Italy United States Tokyo Rome-Berlin Congress House Senate State Department Atlantic Central America Canaries Spain Azores Cape Verde Islands Vichy -France Martinique West Indies Bearn France Sam Rayburn Henry A. Wallace White House Japan Jeannette Rankin Mont Miss ‘Rankin Miss Rankin Atlantic Seaboard America

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