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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1940

Page

5

Two Arizonians among large Randolph Field flight graduates

Richard W. Carlisle of Tucson and Woodrow W. Smith of Phoenix are among 280 cadets set to graduate at Randolph Field Texas. The class will transfer to Kelly Field for ten weeks of final instruction before earning wings and commissions as second lieutenants.

Randolph Field Tex Daily Citizen West Point Air Air Corps Arizona Advanced Kelly Field Richard W. Carlisle Box Tucson Woodrow W. Smith Phoenix National Defense Randolph

Mexican vegetables show big increase in shipments

Mexican vegetable shipments through Nogales rose above last year as 198 carloads for the 1940-41 season surpassed 197 a year earlier. The season followed 15 carloads of tomatoes crossing last night and brokers reported steady demand in U.S. markets.

Nogales Ariz

Boy Cornered by Moose Near Rangeley

Clyde Saunders a 13 year old boy spent hours trapped in a cellar after a wounded bull moose chased him through woods and cornered him in Rangeley Maine. He says the moose look fine in a museum but not in real life.

Moose Rangeley Clyde Saunders Moose Saunders

Visitors Club lists 49 new arrivals for week

Fifty nine visitors registered at the Visitor's Club in Tuc son during the last week, reported by Mrs. W. D. Schreurs. The list of names covers residents and travelers from California to Wisconsin and includes households in Berkeley Santa Monica Chicago Detroit Denver and New York among others.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce W. D. Schreurs California Roberta D. Brown Santa Monica C. R. Jenkins Berkeley D. Y. Sterns San Francisco J. J. Selig Helen San Diego W. F. Lincoln San Bernardino M. E. Pearce Colorado R. H. Walters Denver Delaware P. Goldsborough Bridgeville Georgia L. C. Caravan East Point

Walter Camp Dies At Home In California

Walter Camp Jr. 49 son of the famed father of American football died at his Westwood home after a long illness. He worked with W. A. Harriman and Co and served on the Madison Square Garden board. Born in New Haven in 1891, he was the son of Walter Camp who originated all America selections and died in 1925.

Los Angeles Walter Camp Westwood New York W. A. Harriman and Company Madison Square Garden Camp Inspirational Pictures, Inc New Haven Conn Alice Sumner Camp William Graham Sumner

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The garbled OCR text suggests a health or science item titled with scattered phrases like Pink, miRNA, and skate. No coherent facts or names are readable to form a proper summary with multiple entities or a clear outcome.

Mart

Child Predicts Recovery During Outing

Kansas City report notes seven year old Bill Garnett while visiting his grandmother developed a minor ailment. He predicted a doctor would say now you will be all right and pat him on the back. The doctor is his father Dr W Gordon Garnett of Williams Arizona.

Kansas City Bill Garnett Bill W. Gordon Garnett Williams, Ariz

Yale Alumni Memorializes Walter Camp Jr

Yale University economist Walter Camp Jr. graduated in 1913 and rowed on the freshman crew as well as the freshman and varsity football teams. He served overseas in World War I as an infantry captain with the 28th division. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Margaret J. Camp of Westwood and a son Walter Camp III.

Yale University Walter Camp, Jr Yale Margaret J. Camp Westwood Walter Camp III

Gift Plane Reaches British Isles

A Lockheed Hudson bombing plane donated by Lockheed and Vega workers arrived safely in England. Valued at about $90,000, it departed Burbank last Sunday and touched down at a southeast English airport yesterday afternoon. Lord Beaverbrook, British minister of aviation, cable- praised the gift saying the British people are uplifted by it.

Burbank Calif Lockheed Vega England South East English Lord Beaverbrook

Message of friendship and resolve for liberty and tradition

The excerpt expresses solidarity in a struggle for freedom and liberty. It invokes the Anglo-Saxon traditions and faith in a brighter year ahead, urging courage and confidence for a future dawn of liberty.

Brazil Converts Rail Lines to Government Ownership

Thirty seven percent of Brazil's railway lines are now government owned, marking a significant shift in national transport policy and control of critical infrastructure. The change reflects state aims to consolidate assets and regulate rail operations across the country.

Brazil

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