US Canada plan defense of Arctic in joint polar exercise
Washington reported that the United States and Canada will coordinate plans to defend North America from a possible cross polar attack. An 81 day Arctic expedition named exercise musk ox will run 3100 miles, with six US observers accompanying a Canadian army air forces mission from Churchill in February and Edmonton in May.
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Washington
United States
Canada
North America
Asia
Europe
America
Churchill
Manitoba
Edmonton
Alberta
Arctic
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Pole
North Pacific
North At
Corp Foreman Re-enlists in Marine Corps for Four Years
William D Foreman son of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Foreman of 337 East 34th Street reenlists in the Marine Corps for four years after discharge in 1945 under the point system. He served in the Marshall Islands with the First Defense Battalion and later at Honolulu with the Signal Battalion Fifth Amphibious Corps.
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Corp
Claude C. Foreman
Marine Corps
Alaska
Theodore R. Foreman
Army
Ft. Riley, Kas
Clifton School Head Dies After Long Teaching Career
Clifton, Dec. 18 report Miss Anna Priest, 59, principal of the South Clifton school, died Sunday. She taught in local elementary schools for 32 years, after three years at Metcalfe.
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Clifton
Anna Priest
South Clifton School
Metcalfe
Order Of Cooties Gift Drive For Vets In Tucson
A. T. Wheaton national chief of staff of the Military Order of Cooties will distribute Christmas gifts to patients at the local Veterans Hospital in Tucson Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. He is wintering in Tucson. He will be accompanied by Mrs Wheaton senior vice president of the Cooties auxiliary. Also attending will be John R. Martin department commander of Cooties in Arizona.
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A. T. Wheaton
Military Order of Cooties
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tucson
Veterans’ Hospital
Wheaton
Military Order of Cootlettes
John R. Martin
Arizona
Great Salt Lake Noted As Second Largest Inland U.S. Lake
The article states Great Salt Lake in Utah is the second largest lake entirely within the United States. It highlights its inland status and geographic significance in the region.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Bisbee Men Survive 200-Foot Cliff Truck Crash
Alfonso Rand, 63, and his son Lloyd, 30, escaped death when their one and a half ton truck plunged from a 200 foot precipice near Montezuma pass. Both were thrown clear. Lloyd walked six miles for help as locals rigged a rope cradle to lift his injured father to the highway. Alfonso, driving, could not shift gears and brakes failed before the truck struck rocks below. Alfonso is in Copper Queen hospital. the Rands live near Sunnyside, Arizona.
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Bisbee
Alfonso D. Rand
Lloyd Rand
Alfonso Rand
Montezuma Pass
Rand
A. L. Holly
Holly
Alfonso Randh
Copper Queen Hospital
Sunnyside
Patagonia
Lithuanians Spread Straw Under Christmas Eve Table
Lithuanians cover their Christmas Eve dinner table with layers of straw beneath the cloth to symbolize the manger of Jesus. The custom expresses humility and the humble birth scene observed in many Lithuanian homes during the holiday season.
Chinese Open Rail Line Into Mongolia
Chinese government forces drove Communists from positions west of Paotow at the Inner Mongolian terminus of the Peiping-Suiyuan railroad and opened communications to the beleaguered city, allowing shipment of food to hungry residents. Paotow reportedly faced two days without food as fighting continued near Tenghsien on the Tientsin-Pukow line.
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Chungking
Paotow
Peiping-Suiyuan
Great Wall of China
Inner Mongolia
Shantung Province
China
Tenghsien
Tientsin-Pukow
Heavy Fighting Reported in Hsuchow City Battle
Dispatches report heavy fighting in Hsuchow city with ongoing clashes and intensified combat. Details remain fragmentary as reporters describe active engagements and shifting fronts in the area.
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Tion
Hsuchow
Tucsonians See Snow On Mt Lemmon
Tucson residents flocked to Mt Lemmon to enjoy the first real snowfall of the season. More than 200 automobiles traveled to the area Sunday as locals participated in snowball fights and played in the winter scenery.
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Mt. Lemmon
Mountain road reopens to Summerhaven amid slick traffic
Enthusiasts traveled to the Ranger Station area and Summerhaven with sleds and skis as a slick mountain road caused a traffic jam. The new road is now open through to Summerhaven with no detours.
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Summerhaven
National Portrait Gallery Reopens to Public
The National Portrait Gallery in London has reopened to visitors after renovations. The gallery resumes public access with its permanent collection and special exhibits available for viewing by all guests.
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London
National Portrait Gallery
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