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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1941

Page

2

Quo Immunity Is Argued In Tucson Court

In Tucson Judge William G. Hall heard arguments over whether Madame Dai-Chu Quo and her household are immune from a $500 damages suit brought by Robert G. Nelson and his wife for damage to a home at 3609 East Fifth Street. The case tests whether Dr. Quo qualifies as a foreign minister or diplomat and thus immune from state court action.

William G. Hall Robert G. Nelson Madame Dai-Chu H. Quo Dr. Quo Winston Churchill Avila Cemacho Joseph Stalin Adolph Hitler Madame Quo East Fifth Street Nelsons Fred Fickett China Fickett Pickett Churchill England United States Sam Fowler Fowler Hall

Jap Ship Wrecked For Data On Guam

A December report claims a Japanese ship was wrecked near Guam to observe American defenses, aiding Japan's prewar intelligence. Survivors reported positions, aiding the enemy as Guam resisted amid broader U S tension. The incident prompted exchanges over the fate of stranded sailors and diplomatic maneuvering.

Guam Washington United States Japan Hawaii America Pearl Harbor Midway Wake Islands United High Seas Frank Knox Germany Norway

Mexico Notifies U S of Pacific Patrol

The Mexican government informs the United States embassy it will maintain a strict patrol along its Pacific shores from the Gulf of California to the Gulf of Tehuantepec. Officials deny reports of a naval battle off Acapulco and say blasting for a highway was mistaken for cannonading.

Mexico City U.P United States Pacific Gulf of California Gulf of Tehuantepec Acapulco

Mail Transported by Freight Train in Hire

A freight train carries mail through Hire in a rare logistics event. The cargo route highlights rail service efficiency and the involvement of postal workers ensuring safe handling of parcels along the line.

Citizen Kane Best Picture Awarded by National Board

The national board of review named Orson Welles's Citizen Kane as the best picture of 1941. The French film Pepe Le Moko won best foreign production and Target for Tonight topped the best documentary list. other mentions included How Green Was My Valley and Sergeant York.

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Camp Edwards to let Jewish service members run camp on Christmas

Officials at Camp Edwards in Edwards Massachusetts announced that Jewish officers and soldiers volunteered to take over all camp duties on Christmas Day. The move aims to permit furloughs for as many other faiths as possible to celebrate the holiday.

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