Seabee Walter Finds Bomb Barber Pole and Gets BS
Seabee Walter Willis A. Walter GM 1C from Buffalo is nicknamed BS by the Fifth Special Battalion at Camp Parks. After a 100 pound bomb vanished in the Aleutians it reappeared as a barber pole, proving Walter’s role in tracking missing ordnance and earning the nickname bomb sleuth.
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Pope Pius Warns Neutral Vatican City Stance
The Holy See affirms neutrality regardless of Rome’s ruler and urges war correspondents to seek peace as a guiding aim. Pope Pius, in English, told reporters to write for a peace that preserves human dignity and freedom. An unusual reception included women in trousers and photographers using flash, with the Pope granting autographs and a rosary.
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School Actor Continues After Mother's Death
Hazelton, Pa. June 8. A Hazelton high school senior, Gerald Hassel, performed last night in the school play despite learning that his mother, Mrs. Lottie Vera Hassel, had died. She attended and watched from her seat as he continued in his role.
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Man Turns In Alarm After Finding Wife With Another
Charles Collin testified in court he was angered by discovering his separated wife with another man and triggered a fire alarm to summon police. The record notes Saint Valentine’s martyrdom in the third century.
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Pacific Electric Workers Likely Strike Over Wages
In Los Angeles on June 8 an incomplete tally shows most of 2600 Pacific Electric railway employees favor a walkout over wage rate adjustments. Of 2000 ballots counted 97 percent support the strike, said Don H. Sheets, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen official, with about 500 ballots still to be counted.
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Wei Li-Huang the Sausage General Reforms Chinese Forces Near Salween
Gen Wei Li-Huang, called the sausage by friends and chewing gum by foes, commands Chinese expeditionary forces near the Salween. The 47 year old leader is famed for breaking through with Stilwell from Yunnan, after years of resisting Japanese pressure in Shansi.
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Wei Teaches Authority and Reading Habits of a Chinese General
The article profiles Wei, a three star general and Chiang Kai-shek ally who rose from private to commander of the CEF. A self taught scholar with a multilingual library, he studies terrain and maps before campaigns and earns the nickname surprise attack general. He enjoys tennis and maintains a famed secretariat including a tennis coach.
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Diamondback Terrapins Bred Like Chickens at Pivers Island
Forty year tests at the U S Fisheries Laboratory on Pivers Island North Carolina show that the diamond back terrapin can be bred as easily as chickens.
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Promotions Announced For Arizona Officers
The War Department announced three promotions of Arizona Army officers from first lieutenant to captain: Richard Carron Borden in the medical administrative corps from Kingman, David Virgil Nelson in field artillery from Phoenix, and John Blake Gibbs in the air corps from Phoenix. Dora O. Quesada of Wickenburg was appointed second lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps.
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Rural Canadians Remain Majority in 1871
In 1871 Canada's rural inhabitants surpassed urban residents by more than two million, indicating a dominant rural population distribution despite growing towns and cities.
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Skin Eruptions Prompt Patchy Public Advisories
A fragment notes skin eruptions linked to external itching and burning sensations. Mentions antiseptic stimulation and a famous Black and White peace motif as context.
Two Arizonans Die In Mediterranean Ship Sinkage
The War Department announced that 504 Army men perished when an unidentified ship sank in the Mediterranean. Among the dead were Arizona natives Pfc. Antonio H. Martinez of Tombstone and Pvt. Pete V. Duran of Holbrook, sons of Mrs. Francisco H. Martinez and Pete Duran respectively.
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Pete Duran
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Introducing Ostren Tonle Tablets At Local Drugstores
An old advertisement notes a tonic labeled Ostren Tonle Tablets promising relief from weakness and fatigue. It cites a 35 cent introductory price and lists Tucson stores including T Ed Litt Drug and Waren as local suppliers.
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Mercerized Cotton Named After John Mercer
Mercerized cotton derives its name from John Mercer who found that treating ordinary cotton with caustic soda strengthens fibers and increases luster, a discovery that transformed textile processing.
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