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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1941
Page
2
In Chillan Mexico and Chile agree to dedicate a joint event emphasizing friendship. The ceremony highlights the school’s ties and notes a domestic and international airline link. Local officials and participants celebrate cooperation across borders.
Governor Sidney Osborn visited Tucson to mediate a split in civilian defense circles led by D Kelly Turner. The meeting produced pledges of peace but exposed friction between Walsh allied factions and Turner. Local forces asked Osborn to replace Turner as executive secretary as the defense setup teetered.
Police logged two burglaries yesterday. A 15 year old boy fled Miss Barbara Patee’s home with silverware a watch a ring and a fountain pen. At Jack Wollard’s residence a passkey intrusion found no items missing.
Tucson residents rush banks and post office for defense savings bonds as stores sell defense savings stamps. In the first three days of the week Southern Arizona Bank and Trust sold about $60,000 in defense bonds, Valley National Bank matched that amount, though sales totals were incomplete, said Fred Dragonette, vice-chairman of the Pima County defense bond sale committee.
The wart outbreak will not stop the third annual Christmas Home Decorating Contest led by the Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce. Entries must be visibly decorate exteriors facing the street, with a prompt opening line. judging runs Dec 21–23. First prize is $50 plus merchandise awards, with final judging by winter visitors.
Letters home from Allen Hansen at Ft Knox and John Hansen at Barkley Field La. praise army morale as tops. The Hansen family expresses pride in the service, noting both sons are moved though destinations remain unrevealed amid current conflict.
Navy and Coast Guard officials testified to Congress amid a push for a $10 billion war appropriation. Rear Admiral Richard Waesche warned Axis saboteur activity could trigger fires and explosions in vital defense centers any time, recalling past wartime damage and urging stronger harbor and dock security with 2,500 additional coastguard personnel.
CAA inspectors C.D. Doaks and C.P. Haas stated pilot licenses, held by twelve Ideal pilots, are being reinstated as soon as proof of citizenship and loyalty is furnished. For two days they have checked licenses amid pending investigations. all licenses had been suspended Monday.
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Registrations of new passenger cars in the Netherlands Indies show a rise of more than 50 percent from the previous year, indicating a strong rebound in automobile demand in the colony.
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