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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

2

Pig Leads Scots To Nazi Hideout In Desert Chase

A Scottish Black Watch sergeant chasing a pig exposed German hideouts behind the Libyan desert dunes. British forces including armored cars and Scots troops swept the area, capturing more than 200 Germans and discovering a treasure of supplies and equipment. The pig’s fate remains unrevealed.

Eighth Army Black Watch Desert Mediterranean Flanders

Physician Declares In Time Of War Maintain Routine

Kansas City news reports Dr. W. W. Bauer of the American Medical Association favors keeping a normal daily routine during war stress. He warns against sudden strenuous exercise for middle aged adults and advises doctor supervision for new activity.

Kansas City W. W. Bauer Bureau of Health Education American Medical Association

Mrs. Nanette D. Meyer Rites Held in Alhambra

News reaches Tucson of the death of Mrs. Nanette D. Meyer wife of Fred G. Meyer pioneer Meyer family member in Tucson She died yesterday in Alhambra California Funeral services will be held there Saturday Mrs Meyer was born in Paris and married Mr Meyer when he was captain with the American expeditionary forces.

Nanette D. Meyer Fred G. Meyer Meyer Tucson Alhambra Calif Paris France Mr. Meyer

Dormitory for Women to be Built at Fort Huachuca

Fort Huachuca plans a two week construction of a dormitory to house 48 women employees at the Army post. The project begins today per the office of the constructing quartermaster.

Fort Huachuca

Japanese envoy admits discarding radio near Mexico City

Tanezo Wachi, naval attache, confessed to police that he secretly dumped a radio set in a roadside ditch on the outskirts of Mexico City. Police called it a transmitter, but he said it was merely a worn-out receiver and was released after explaining he hid it to keep it from being seen.

Mexico City Tanezo Wachi Legation Wachi

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Pig Parker By Preston Grover Fred Meyer Congress W. Congress IBBY Libby Mary Hale Martin, Libby ZELON Pennington
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