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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1944

Page

5

Birthday greetings for Field Marshal Rundstedt marked

The Berlin radio sent greetings on Karl Rundstedt’s 69th birthday calling him “Gen Eisen er’s great opponent.” A Western German Army commander, he is noted as the senior German field marshal in the west. A planned 7,000 mile coaxial cable network from Boston to Los Angeles will carry 480 telephone channels and television prizes after the war.

London Berradio Karl Rudolf Gerd Rundstedt Gen. Eisener Boston Los Angeles

Books Sought for Merchant Ship Seamen Library

The American Merchant Marine Library association appeals nationwide for books to equip every Victory ship troop transport and oil tanker under the American flag. Readers are urged to donate titles like A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and Grapes of Wrath to the Carnegie free public library on South Sixth Avenue in Tucson for distribution aboard merchant seamen vessels.

American Merchant Marine Library Association The Library Association Brooklyn Anna Karenina Horatio Hornblower Destry Rome Peking Latin America Sible Mediterranean

Giant new type fire rims enable fast cross country use

Giant new type fire rims rolling from U S production lines allow heavy artillery to speed cross country at 35 to 40 miles an hour.

U. S

Pig in German raid tale shocks GI squad

HAL BOYLE reports a Looney Time piece with the 2nd Infantry Division in Germany on December 7. A night guard detail fears a Nazi raid only to find a large pig roaming a dark cellar. Private Alton Massey recalls winning a jitterbug contest in Chicago, while Lt. Giles Gabarron and others fight hunger after a hot cake feast.

Hal Boyle Germany Pfc Hubert J. Crowley Garden City Kas Crowley

Two Queens Mine Owner Succumbs At Phoenix

Funeral rites will be conducted today in Phoenix for Frank Hubbell 72 a veteran miner who died yesterday He was owner and operator of the Two Queens mine at Christmas Hubbell came to Arizona 44 years ago living in Globe 14 years before moving to Phoenix Surviving are Mrs Hubbell and a son Joseph.

Phoenix Frank Hubbell Arizona Two Queens Hubbell Globe Joseph

Adm. Nimitz to Move Headquarters to Guam

The Australian radio dispatch from Guam reports Admiral Chester W. Nimitz will relocate the U S Pacific fleet command from Pearl Harbor to Guam. The move signals Guam as the future offensive HQ against Japan, CBS recorded the broadcast.

New York Chester W. Nimitz U. S. Pacific Pearl Harbor Guam Japan CBS

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