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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
6
Princeton based study shows Americans blame Japanese people more than German leaders for wartime atrocities. Most view Japanese as barbaric, while Germans are seen less responsible, a view that may influence postwar policy and Allied decisions.
Strictly Spanish Cleveland announces Western Reserve University will open a summer session school of Spanish and a Spanish house where students pledge to speak only Spanish during the six week course.
A rock collapse at the Beck Swalley zinc mine lease near a Baxter Springs cemetery killed two miners and left two others dead from injuries while two more were in hospital. Victims include Arthur Pryor of Miami and Andrew Abbott of Riverton, with Henry Pendleton of Joplin and William Archer of Baxter Springs among the dead. Downing, a Kansas mine inspector, estimated the rock weight crushing the workers.
An investigation was planned after four workers were injured during a fall incident. Abbott and Pendleton were knocked down first, while Pryor and others attempting to help were struck by a second fall, prompting urgent rescue actions.
James Alex Rudd 90 longtime Arizona resident died Saturday at the Pioneers home where he had lived since 1941 He was born December 21 1854 in Clarksville Arkansas arrived in Arizona in 1876 served 24 years as deputy sheriff and constable at Glendale Survived by son Noel T Rudd and two daughters Mrs E J Hebers and Mrs C C Bratton all of Phoenix Body to be taken to Glendale for burial.
Dry Lake Texcoco near Mexico City is set to yield 10 tons of commercial salt daily. The project targets steady supply to regional markets and potential industrial users.
Davis-Monthan field uses 16 mm film and still cameras to record aircrew accuracy during B 29 crew training. Gunners view 24 hour turnaround movies to correct errors while 2 million feet of film have been exposed. Night shots and a large archive of over 100000 negatives support training.
Instructors brief crewmen before using flight photo gear. Base photo lab cameramen document notable events for the base newspaper and public relations office. The lab uses advanced film processing equipment with much automatic developing of movie film.
Edwin Conlin, an information clerk at Pennsylvania Station for 35 years, retires to his Jersey City home after answering an estimated 8,000,000 questions. He knows how to go everywhere but has never traveled far.
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