Flagship Arizona to Present Gov Osborn Pennant in Phoenix
After flying over 150 transcontinental miles the American Airlines flagship Arizona will be flown to Phoenix to honor Gov. Sidney P Osborn. The faded pennant has carried thousands of war workers and notable passengers including Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr, and Jascha Heifetz.
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Krlines
Arizona
Phoenix
V. Sidney P. Osborn
James S. K. Phoenix
Airline
Arima
Rosevelt
Presient
First Lady
Flagaghes
Hughes
Washington
Bob Hope
Hedy Lamarr
Ose lIturbi
Jascha Heifetz
Erde Grofe
Philadelphia
Monterrey
Nuevo Laredo
Los Angeles
New York
Tucson
Mexico
Toronto
Tucson Food Fights for Freedom Committee Meet
The Tucson civil defense committee led by Mrs. L. D. Carr met at the Pioneer hotel to discuss aging plans and continued effort in conserving and preserving foodstuffs. C F Hellbusch urged public use of now harvests as Miss Walsh outlined western states programs and 2300 committees nationally coordinating food agencies.
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Tucson
Office of
Civi Defense
L. D. Carr
Pioneer Hotel
Ublic
C. F. Hellbusch
Oenix
Helen E. Walsh
Hellbusch
Andance
Arizona
Miss Walsh
Miss Sayre
R. J. Moody
Victory Gardens
F. C. Lockwood
War Industries Drop 100000 Monthly, Report Says
Washington report shows employment in war manufacturing down by about 100,000 workers each month this year while non war jobs fall by nearly 50,000 monthly. Shortages persist in some plants but overall trend is downward, with war employment projected to continue falling in the second half of the year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Poe
Casualties Listed Since War's Start
U S Army casualties since Pearl Harbor totaled 178 677 through June 6 including D day losses in France and partial totals from Cherbourg to June 16 and Italy to June 15 The Navy losses brought the grand total to 225 The June 6 Army total rose 7 318 from May 31 with 31 289 killed 71 432 wounded 39 976 missing and 35 890 prisoners The Navy breakdown showed 20 044 killed 12 905 wounded 9 295 missing and 4 461 prisoners of war.
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Washington
U.P
U. S. Army
Pearl Harbor
France
Secretary of War
Henry L. Stimson
War Department
Cherbourg
Italy
Navy
Stimson
Nazi Casualty List in Italy Near 100000
The Fifth Army reports unofficial estimates of 80 000 to 100 000 German casualties in Italy over the last 41 days. Since Rome fell, at least four new German divisions have rushed to Italy, bringing total divisions in theater to about 25. One doughboy unit has taken 1200 prisoners.
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Italy
Fifth Army
Rome
Europe
Luftwaffe
Denmark
Belgium
Balkans
Florence
Favorites Advance In Tri-State Net Event
The favorites move to the quarterfinals led by Francisco Segura of Miami Ecudorian fame after a 6-2 6-0 win over William Schnee beck of Cincinnati. Billy Talbert of Indianapolis defeats De Witt Boyd 6-0 6-1. Pauline Betz beats Amy Trounstein 6-0 6-1. Dorothy Bundy defeats Helen Bendel 6-1 6-1.
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Cincinnati
UPR
Francisco Segura
University of Miami
Segura
William Schneebeck
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
de Witt Boyd
Middletown
Pauline Betz
Amy J. Trounstein
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Helen Bendel
Meat that Glows Baffles Texas Health Officials
In Menia and Mexia Texas the glow from meat sold at five markets was traced to the organism pseudomonas phosphorescens. A frightened Negro alerted police after seeing the glow. Texas A and M veterinary surgery was asked to review the case as health officials studied the phenomenon with Swift and Co. laboratories aiding. No illnesses were reported from consuming the glowing meat.
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Menia
Tex
Texas
J. S. Watson
Mexia
Department of Veterinary Surgery
Texas A. & M. University
C. P. McKenzie
State Health Department
Swift and Co
Fort Worth
Red Army Uses US Ordnance Trucks in Baltic Drive
Red Army forces reportedly employ United States Army Ordnance trucks with six wheels and four gears praised by Red officers. Russians also deploy army jeeps as mud buggies in their advance toward Berlin under Marshal Ivan Konev.
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Ivan Konev
Ukraiian
United States Army
Berlin
Doctor Frank J. Gallagher Dies at 56 in Tucson Home
Dr. Frank J. Gallagher 56 died at his Tucson home on East Second Street. He had lived in Tucson 11 years and is survived by his wife Frieda, five children, two grandchildren, and three priest brothers. A rosary is planned at Reilly's chapel and a Requiem Mass at Saints Peter and Paul. Rev. Alfred J. Gallagher to officiate and transport to Cleveland.
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Frank J. Gallagher
East Second
Tucson
Frieda
Frank J. Gallagher, Jr
Neil I. Gallagher
Mary Jane Speer
Jacquelin
Jeanne Gallagher
Alfred J. Gallagher
S. J
St. Ignatius High School
Cleveland
Ralph A. Gallagher
Loyola University
Chicago
John S. Gallagher
St. Joseph's Church
Cuyahoga Falls
Campbell Ryan
Gallagher
Western Reserve
St. John’s Hospital
St. Alexis
St. Ann’s Maternity Hospital
American Medical College of Surgery
American Medical Library of Cleveland
St. Mary’s
Welfare Board of
Reilly
Cleveand
Phoenix Laborer Dies After Fall From Window
Oscar Keeton a 39 year old laborer died from injuries after an autopsy concluded he fell from the second floor of the rooming house where he lived in Phoenix He was found unconscious yesterday at the rear of a Phoenix hotel and died of his injuries according to police accounts.
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Phoenix
Oscar Keeton
OPA Warns Sugar Stamp No 37 Must Be Exchanged
OPA officials warned Tucson grocery stores issuing five pounds of canning sugar in exchange for spare stamp No 37 violate rationing rules. Stamp 37 must be filed with the ration board to obtain a sugar coupon for the grocer. Home canners face loss of future allotments if they deal with grocers directly and may lose 15 to 20 pounds of sugar.
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Tucson
OPA
Appoint Phoenix Nurse Lieutenant In U. S. Army
Washington June 22 orders of the war department today appointed Bette Allen of Phoenix a second lieutenant in the Army nurse corps and promoted an Arizona officer. William Elbert Price of Prescott was raised from second to first lieutenant.
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Washington
War Department
Bette Allen
Phoenix
Army Nurse Corps
Arizona
William Elbert Price
Prescott
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Norwich
Texas Health
American Pants Stores
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Ata Ad
Tula
Laie
Dr. Gallagher
Dobek
Coee
Lis Garden
Nee Ana As
Canada
America
Arizona Brewing Company, Inc
Phoenix, Arizona
Sally Sears
KVOA
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Pennington
Mountain States
Tele & Telegraphoote
E. Pennington
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