Stabbing amid zoot suit clashes marks Los Angeles scare
In Los Angeles, a sailor was stabbed amid zoot suit violence as police and crews curb unrest. Navy patrols banned sailors from the city after a seaman was attacked, with arrests including a 16 inch knife carrier among youths. Police note many suspects are of Mexican descent.
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Opening Pan American Highway date to be fixed
Mexico City June 9 report states President Avila Camacho will be asked to fix a date for opening the Pan American highway between Mexico City and Oaxaca where construction continues. Oaxaca Gov Vincente Gonzales Fernandez reports mining subsidence has split a mountain at Cwmparc Wales in half.
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Families With Wives Working To Be Asked To Put 25% In Bonds
New York June 9 Morgen thau says the third war loan will start in September asking households with both spouses employed in war industries to invest 25 percent of incomes in war bonds. He cautions the target may be high but expects the voluntary drive to outperform prior efforts.
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Mission Of Mercy Delays Delivery Of Flying Fortress
Washington reports a Flying Fortress arrived in Europe after seven months, a B-17 flown by Capt. Kenneth H. Turner and a crew of five completed missions over Greenland. Turner’s team dropped 225 supply packages during 34 icecap trips starting December, aiding Capt. Armand L. Monteverde’s stranded crew. two Monteverde crewmen and three rescuers were killed. The bomber was delivered as planned.
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Women Serve On Two Fire Lookout Towers In Arizona
In the Tonto national forest two of six fire lookout towers are staffed by women. Mary P. Tallant, 18, heads the McFadden peak post, 50 miles northwest of Globe, while Mrs. Margaret Sparks, 31, is stationed on Colcord mountain, 25 miles north of Young.
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Helicopters May Become Flying Ambulances in War Zones
Brig. Gen. David N. W. Grant, chief air surgeon of the Army air force, said experiments with helicopters could yield flying ambulances to move wounded from front lines. If successful, they would land behind fighting areas and airlift patients to base hospitals. He did not disclose locations of the tests.
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David N. W. Grant
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Mexican railroad repairs planned between Nogales and Guadalajara
San Francisco June 9 The roadbeds of the Southern Pacific of Mexico between Nogales Arizona and Guadalajara Mexico are to be rehabilitated by the Utah Construction Company under contract with the railroad.
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