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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1944

Page

7

UA Cavalry Horses To Be Auctioned

The University of Arizona ROTC stables auction off 64 cavalry horses including Mae West Heddy Lamar and Marlene Dietrich as the campus ends its wartime program. Col Phillips Shotwell notes the horses in good shape as they head to new owners after the 10 a.m. sale at the university farm on North Warren Avenue.

Mae West Heddy Lamar Marlene Dietrich University of Apeene Robert Wall San Francisco Mae Heddy Marlene Dietrich University of Arizona Rotc Mee Treasury Department War Department Col Phillip B. Shotwell School of Military Science and Tactics University Farm North Warren Avenue Freckles Virginia Mary J Harlowe Blue Moon Camache Big Enough Oklahoma Colorado Arizona Texas University of Arizona University Army Life Col. Shotwell Shotwell

Capital To Mark Centennial of Morse's First Telegram

An article recalls Morse's 1844 demonstration of the telegraph from the capitol in Washington to Baltimore and the later reenactment planned by Ernest E. Norris and R. B. White. It covers Morse’s early experiments, public skepticism, and the eventual government rejection of his offer before Western Union took over the line.

Morse Washington Samuel F. B. Morse U. S. Supreme Chamber Capitol Alfred Vail Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore Ernest E. Norris Southern Railroad Supreme Court R. B. White Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Montclare White Yale Governor's Island Battery Place New York City Alfred Low Judge Vail Morristown N. J Martin van Buren Congress Tyler Baltimore & Qohio Annapolis Junction Vail Henry Clay Western Union Telegraph Co

Hunters of Southwest Bushmasters Stalking Japs

Captain Matthew H. Imrie describes the 158th infantry bodys stealthy jungle tactics as bushmasters. He notes their patience and hunting background aiding success against Japanese forces. Imrie, recovering from plane crash injuries, previously served as a New York church assistant rector. The note adds prewar pepper import data showing 50 million pounds of pepper moved from the Far East to America prior to Japan’s naval blockade.

Washington 158Th Infantry Matthew H. Imrie Army Imrie 158Th Percy Jones General Hospital Battle Creek Mich Kiriwina Island New York

California resort to be Navy hospital

One of the nation's best resorts the 2 000 000 Arrowhead Springs hotel today was officially transformed into a naval hospital for convalescent wounded. Accommodations for 500 patients are now available and arrangements are under way to provide room for 300 more. Capt. Joseph A Biello commanding medical officer said.

San Bernardino Cal Arrowhead Springs Naval Hospital Joseph A. Biello

Fragmentary note on radio and telecommunication history

A brief fragment discusses the evolution of communications including the radio, cable, and teletypes, hinting at broader shifts in media technology and societal impact.

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