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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

3

English Nazis Stage Battle On Norman Estate

British and German forces clashed on a Norman estate used as a stud farm. Cannons roared, horses bolted as tanks and bayonets met Tommy guns. Gliders and coast forts framed the siege as paratroopers pressed the bridgehead and a castle bastion resisted.

Richard D. McMillan Normandy U.P No-Man’s Land Bac Orne Breville No-Man's Land Glasgow James Borthwick Sikof

City Police Radio Is Squeezed Into Double Duty

Police relayed all calls when county radio failed due to a defective booster on Mt Tomac. Sgt. David Putney helped identify voices and ensure messages reached the sheriff and highway patrol, while deputies pushed for a protective rock shelter and funds to enclose the gear at an estimated total of about 1200 dollars.

Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Deputies David Putney Putney Sgt. Putney Tucson Police Z-199 Mt. Tomac Forest Service

Back-to-Land Movement Threatens Postwar Agriculture

The agriculture department postwar planning committee warned that a large postwar back-to-the-land movement could threaten agricultural prosperity. It urged early, specific plans to ensure veterans and other new farmers can be supported at a livable level. The report notes 70 percent of Japan is mountainous.

Washington Agriculture Department

Wallace Visit Aids Relations With U S Allies

Chungking June 22. Chinese newspapers welcome Vice President Wallace predicting benefits from his Far East tour. They foresee strengthened United Nations effort, better Sino American Soviet ties, and a pathway to postwar Asia peace. Wallace urges tribal cooperation en route through Sinkiang.

Chungking Henry A. Wallace United Nations Far East Soviet Union China Ta Kung Pao United States Central Daily News Wallace Chiang Kaishek Asia Pacific Sao Tang Pao Tihwa Sinkiang Province

Wallace in Chungking Receives Honorary G I Degree

After meeting Madame Sun Yat Sen and visiting Chungking universities, Henry A Wallace stayed as guest of Gen Kai-shek. U S Army Red Cross and enlisted men awarded him an honorary G I degree on a painted scroll at the Red Cross club. Wallace later played volleyball with U S troops and officers.

Wallace American Army Red Cross U. S G.I Sun Yat Sen Chungking Chiang Kai-shek American Red Cross Club U. S. Army Henry A. Wallace Red Cross Club

Chrome Discovered in Guatemala in 1916

A historical note records the discovery of chrome in Guatemala during the year 1916. The finding marks an early moment in the region's mineral history and later industrial interest.

Guatemala

Shredded Ralston Biscuit Ad Sparks Energy Boost

An advertise slogan touts Shredded Ralston as a crisp bite size whole wheat biscuit with a patented flavor secret. It promises quick energy and urges readers to buy at grocers.

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