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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1942

Page

4

Liberty Air Academy Moves To Train Army Air Corps Reserve

The Liberty Air Academy of Lancaster California leases Gilpin Airlines facilities on Casa Grande road to train Army Air Corps reserve pilots. About 30 men are expected to arrive soon as the academy expands under civilian program with seven planes and an onboard Link trainer for 24 hour use. Jud Goodrich will teach celestial navigation and new Timlow primary trainers will join in July.

Liberty Air Academy of Lancaster Calif Gilpin Airlines Casa Grande Road Army Air Corps Reserve Walter Douglas, Jr Liberty Air Academy Civilian Aeronautical Administration Co. P. T B. B. Mallicoat Lee C. Bean Tucson la Jolla Jud Goodrich Douglas Tim Lowwing Navy

Agriculture Teachers To Meet At University

Arizona vocational agriculture teachers gather at the University of Arizona to plan the Future Farmers of America leadership meeting in Flagstaff on June 29 and 30. The agenda emphasizes labor shortages and war work contributions, with five officers from each FFA chapter set to attend the Flagstaff session. Expected attendees include L. D. Klemmedson, Dr. Russell W. Cline, and Prof. J. R. Cullison.

University of Arizona Future Farmers of America Flagstaff FFA L. D. Klemmedson Vocational Agricultural Teachers For Arizona Phoenix Russell W. Cline J. R. Cullison University

Maximum Prices To Be Established For Cold Weather Needs

Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced a forthcoming maximum price regulation for fall and winter knitted garments and related cold weather apparel. Items under study include woolen hosiery gearwear sweaters heavy woolen underwear jackets and gloves. He noted few March sales prevent using the general pricing formula and that some out of season sales may skew costs.

Washington Leon Henderson Henderson

Half Year of War Brings Assurance

As the United States marks six months in the war, the nation’s leaders claim progress toward victory on the Axis. Production advances are cited as crucial, with Donald Nelson noting wartime output surpassing Axis levels in every category.

Uncle Sam Axis Hitler Donald Nelson War Productions Board United Na Australia Libyan Russia Japan China Germany Patterson United States Roosevelt

Mexico Aligns With United Nations Policy Declaration

Mexico has formally aligned with United Nations policies as outlined in the Atlantic Charter. Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla announced that Mexico endorses the UN declaration, becoming the 27th nation to join and the first to do so since the declaration.

Mexico City United Nations United States Great Britain Ezequiel Padilla Washington Padilla Roosevelt Churchill

Mechanical Spy Turns Aerial Photos Into 3D Intel Tool

Lansing reporter describes Talbert Abrams contour-finder a compact field device turning reconnaissance photographs into three dimensional terrain models. The instrument uses a floating dot to measure heights and dimensions with hundredths of a millimeter precision translating to feet, speeding intelligence analysis.

Lansing Mich Talbert Abrams Abrams

Hutson Rites To Be Held Monday

Funeral services for Joseph D. Hutson age 32 who died in a local hospital Thursday will be conducted Monday at 4 pm in the Parker mortuary chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. He came to Tucson two months ago from Yuma and is survived by his wife Mrs. Phebe Hutson.

Joseph D. Hutson Parker Mortuary Chapel Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Hutson Tucson Yuma Phebe Hutson

Chain mail, a flexible armor of interlocked links

Chain mail forms a flexible armor made from interlinked metal rings. It provides protective coverage while allowing movement, historically used by warriors and armored fighters across cultures and eras.

Union Services To Be Held Sunday In Tucson

The Tucson Ministers association hosts an 8 pm outdoor service on the First Methodist church lawn at Fourth Street and Park Avenue. Rev. Frank F. Williams presides with Rev. Richard A. Dawson delivering the sermon. Music by Congregational church. offerings fund community Bible schools.

Union Church First Methodist Church Fourth Street Park Avenue Tucson Ministers’ Association Frank F. Williams Richard A. Dawson First Congregational Church Congregational Church J. R. Batchelor Federal Security Administration L. A. Lohse H. LeRoy Kinser First Christian Church Robert E. Dickenson University Methodist Church Community Bible Schools

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