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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

3

55 000 New Nurses Needed This Year

New York report outlines urgent nursing shortages for both civilian and military sectors. It details targets of 55 000 new student nurses this year and 65 000 next year, with 75 000 the following year, and explains voluntary recruitment efforts facing competition from war industry jobs, WAAC/Navy options, and due to eligibility constraints for Army and Navy nursing corps.

Trudi McCullough New York Army Navy WAACS Army and Navy Nursing Corps Bataan Navy Nursing Corps Office of Facts and Figures National Recruitment Committee Schools of Nursing Red Cross First Reserve

Wallace H. Campbell Dies At Family Home

Wallace Henry Campbell 83 a Tucson resident for 27 years died early yesterday at 226 North Bean avenue He was a cabinet maker for the Southern Pacific railroad and later retired He is survived by his wife Fannie Campbell and daughter Blanche Pierce Funeral arrangements will be announced by Reilly Undertaking company.

Wallace Henry Campbell Tucson North Bean Avenue Southern Pacific Railroad Campbell Fannie Campbell Blanche Pierce Reilly Undertaking Company

Negro sergeant held in murder at Fort Huachuca

Staff Sergeant Jerry Sykes, an African American, was held by military authorities on Fort Huachuca after the fatal stabbing of Hazel Craig during an argument. Sykes says he stabbed her with a pocket knife when she rushed at him with a large knife. she died after four stab wounds. He is held for court martial pending a full investigation.

Fort Huachuca The Daily Citizen Jerry Sykes Hazel Craig Army Sykes

African chief offers warriors to kill Hitler in Germany

A Nigerian bow and arrow tribe chief proposes sending his three strongest sons to Germany to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Governor Sir Bernard Bourdillon quotes the chief declaring he can spare three sons to end the trouble, saying they will stalk and kill him like a jungle beast.

London Nigeria Germany Adolf Hitler Bernard Bourdillon England

Argentina to Grant Loans for Solid Fuel Deposits

Argentina plans to provide loans aimed at supporting the operation of all solid fuel deposits. The program targets financing for mining and distribution activities to bolster the fuel sector’s output.

Argentina

Canned Beef Held For Use Of Army

The War Production Board froze all large stocks of imported canned beef in the United States for 90 days and made them available to the armed services. After July 2, most canned beef imports will be diverted to the Army or Navy, affecting South American suppliers. Over the past five years imports from Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and Paraguay averaged 63.6 million pounds annually, rising to over 100 million pounds in 1941 for military and lend-lease use.

Washington War Production Board United States Armed Services WPB Army Navy Argentina Uruguay Brazil Paraguay

Brass Fixtures Yield Enough Metal for 80 Cartridges

A brass curtain fixture set provides material for eighty rifle cartridges intended for a soldier.

Comedian Roscoe Ates Becomes Captain at Ellington Field

In Texas, Roscoe Ates the stuttering movie comedian is assigned as a captain stationed at Ellington Field near Houston. Daily report shows San Carlos Reservoir data with elevation 2495.55 feet and 1942 weather details.

Ellington Field Tex Roscoe Ates This Air Field Houston

Scrap Old Steel Fence At IIT In Chicago

Work crews dismantle the metal fence around Ogden Field at Illinois Institute of Technology. The 15 ton supply of spikes is being scrapped for the war effort.

Chicago W.P Ogden Field Illinois Institute of Technology

Intoxicated Pilot Fined in Indianapolis

Everett C. Vinings of Indianapolis was convicted in federal court and fined 300 dollars for flying an airplane while intoxicated.

Indianapolis Everett C. Vinings

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