New Aircraft Arrives for Davis-Monthan Training Unit
At Davis-Monthan Field Col Malcolm Bailey announces three new aircraft for the 419th reserve training detachment two AT-6s and one AT-11 augmenting a fleet of six planes. The Tucson unit with 190 members seeks more volunteers from 500 local aviation personnel to join and refresh.
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Davis-Monthan Field
Malcolm Bailey
Tucson
Col. Bailey
Gordon Andrews
Davis- Monthan Field
Records Of First War's Big Three To Be Issued
New York will publish in six volumes the official records of the 1919 Paris peace conference Big Three meetings. Woodrow Wilson David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau will be made available to the public two weeks after the announcement by the State Department.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
David Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
State Department
New Year Preparations Tighten Tucson Police Coverage
Tucson police ready for New Year 1947 with two patrol shifts from 11 p m to 2 a m. Chief Don J. Hays orders an hour early report and two extra hours for some officers. Captains Roy G. Robinson and Joe E. Rice lead during the critical hours.
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Tucson
Don J. Hays
Roy G. Robinson
Joe E. Rice
Murder Charge Is Filed Against Boy
Phoenix authorities charge James Ritchie an 18 year old bakery employee with first degree murder in the tire iron slaying of Dwight Gressley a 39 year old filling station attendant on December 17 The youth denies premeditation or robbery claiming he beat Gressley after being cursed A revolver was found in Ritchie's car and he had a personal knife he had left at the station He denies taking the station strong box containing 28 dollars.
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Phoenix
U.P
James Ritchie
Dwight Gressley
Gressley
Ritchie
Arctic Defense In Air Forces Commanded Northern Ramparts
The Army handed control of Arctic defenses to the air forces. Maj. Gen. H A Craig is named commander of Alaskan defenses, while Maj. Gen. Robert J. Webster leads eastern air bases in Iceland Greenland and the North Atlantic. Spaatz notes the Arctic as the shortest route to Eurasia.
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Washington
U.P
H. A. Craig
Alaskan
East
Robert J. Webster
Iceland
Greenland
North Atlantic
Carl A. Spaatz
America
Arctic
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