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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

4

Radar Discovery and the Pulse System Pioneers

Washington in June 1930 marked a turning point as radar researchers led by Dr. Albert Hoyt Taylor and associates such as Carlos Mirick advanced plane detection. The team adapted radio pulses and ham tubes to create a compact shipboard system, with Page and Guthrie key in turning ideas into a working method.

Albert Hoyt Taylor Naval Research Laboratory Navy John M. Hightower Associated Press The Washington Carlos B. Mirick Naval Air Station Mount Vernon Boulevard Virginia Potomac Mirick Taylor Army Army Signal Corps United States NRL Leo C. Young Young Harold G. Bowen William Mitchell Bureau of Engineering Bowen Navy Department Engineering Bureau Mr. Page Page Tavylor Gebhard Laboratory Robert M. Page Hamline University St. Paul Minn Jens M. Buysgaard Taylor's Robert Guthrie America Des Moines Guthrie

Japanese Troop Losses in Yangtze Mine Sinking

A central news agency dispatch reports that more than 1,000 Japanese troops drowned June 1 when a large enemy warship was sunk by a Chinese mine in the Yangtze river near Tungliu Anhwei province.

Chungking Yangtze River Tungliu Anhwei

Nigerian film popularity surges as American cinema leads

American motion pictures now lead in popularity in Nigeria with viewers flocking to Hollywood titles. Local cinemas report growing demand for U.S. productions alongside regional releases.

Nigeria

Lockheed to double P-38 production in 60 days

Burbank California June 24 The P-38 Lightning fighter output will be doubled within 60 days by a moving assembly line. Richard A Von Hake vice president in charge of manufacturing said the conversion preserved production with minimal loss and reduces man hours by 40 percent without extra floor space. A second mechanized line will move sub assemblies and engines to the main line.

Burbank Calif U.P Lockheed Richard A. von Hake Presien Sai von Hake

Douglas Plans Rodeo For July 4th And 5th

Douglas announces a two day rodeo at Lynn Mobley's ranch on July 4 and 5. The event will feature calf roping, bull tying, team tying, bull dogging, wild cow milking, wild horse race, and bronc bareback riding. Soldiers from the nearby airbase and civilians may attend with half of net proceeds going to the special services fund.

Douglas The Daily Citizen Lynn Mobley Douglas Army Airbase Special Services Fund

Glasgow Clogs Donated to Needy Children

A Glasgow charity plans to supply clogs to needy children. Local officials and volunteers organize collection drives to ensure footwear reaches youngsters in need across the city.

Glasgow Scotland

Changeover Cut Nine Day Production Downtime

An impromptu outdoor assembly line supported the conversion to the new line, keeping production loss minimal. The changeover required nine days to complete.

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