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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1940

Page

3

University To Teach Summer Flying Course

The Civil Aeronautics Authority asks the University of Arizona to train at least 20 students in primary flying this summer. Dean G M Butler announced the ground school will be four two hour periods weekly with flights by Gilpin Air Lines staff. Students pay 20 dollars total and must commit to complete the course and stay in Tucson until finished.

Civil Aeronautics Authority University of Arizona G. M. Butler Butler College of Mines and Engineering Tucson CAA Army Navy P. M. Thornburg M. L. Thornburg Walter Douglas, Jr Gilpin Airlines Dean Butler Mines

Indian Army to grow by 100000 troops and air force

General Sir Robert Cassels announces 100000 additional men for the Indian army and a quadrupling of the Indian airforce. He warns of a possible war spread from France. New formations will include motorized and medianized units as Indian forces total about 240000 native and 57000 British troops. Some units already deployed to France Palestine and Egypt.

Simla India Robert Cassels Cassels France Palestine Egypt

Pima Supervisors Open Ten Day Tax Equalization Session

Pima County supervisors begin their ten day tax equalization session with hours 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow. The afternoon session is canceled as the board does not meet Saturday afternoons. Property owners may seek consideration of tax matters.

Pima Gladstone Mackenzie

Allies Defeated By Plight Of Refugees

Eyewitnesses describe the impact of mass refugees on Allied logistics and Belgian morale in Belgium and northern France as Germany maintains clear supply routes. They recount chaos on roads, panicked refugees blocking columns, and Belgian troops facing hard choices amid retreat and surrender.

Bern Switzerland Germany Leopold III Belgium France Calais-Abbeville Leopold

Army To Have New Division

The War Department announced a new division of mobile infantry to be called the fourth division. Brig. Gen. Walter E. Prosser will command from Fort Benning Georgia. The division will have peacetime strength of 8000 to 9000 and wartime strength around 13000, with three infantry regiments and two field artillery regiments.

Washington War Department Fort Benning Walter E. Prosser Sixth Division Fort Francis E. Warren Wyo Prosser Louisiana 350Th Field Artillery France Field Artillery Philippine Department Supply, Engineers and Signal Corps

War tax on Chinese firecrackers in Singapore

A new war tax in the Singapore Colony targets Chinese firecrackers. Every time a Chinese resident lights a cracker he or she helps fund Allied munition purchases. Thousands of crackers are imported annually for Chinese holidays and semi religious ceremonies.

Singapore U.P

Johannesburg Extends Underground and Street Railways

Johannesburg announces expansion of its underground network and street railways. The move aims to improve urban transit and reduce congestion by extending existing routes and adding new lines. Authorities project phased openings over the coming years.

Johannesburg South Africa

Refugee convoy menaced as British advance continues

Eyewitness accounts from the Arras to Cambrai route in northeastern France describe refugees and soldiers lying dead along the road. A well dressed businessman near a car in a ditch was found among the fallen as the column of refugees, previously within German occupied territory, pressed forward.

Arras Cambrai France

Nazi Wives Urged to Write Only Good News

Berlin May 31 Das Schwarze Korps, the Nazi stormtrooper paper, urged soldiers wives to tell the party their sorrows and not mention them in letters to front line husbands. It advised letters should reassure him and avoid disturbing him so he can continue the fight to victory.

Berlin Storm Troopers

Ghostly Gang Plans Memorial Day Band Set

James Lanagan, director of the North La Fayette Township High School student band, supplied a list of numbers for Memorial Day services. Last year, a cemetery request led the band to play "Hail Hail the Gang's All Here" at a graveyard gathering.

Pittsburgh James Lanagan North la Fayette Township High School

Eighty-One Year Old South African Man Becomes Father Again

A Lamprecht Fauresmith from South Africa welcomed his twenty-third child at the age of 81. His first wife previously bore twenty-one children.

A. Lamprecht Fauresmith South Africa

Archashoot club forms at San Jose State College

San Jose State College co-eds organize an Archashoot club to shoot at stray parachute troops with bows and arrows. Peggy Kidd Frances Grunswald and Helen Lettergran say they will puncture parachutes and watch enemies fall and break their necks.

San Jose, Calif San Jose State College Peggy Kidd Frances Grunswald Helen Lettergran

Algiers hosts postponed eighth annual sample fair

Algiers conducted its delayed eighth annual sample fair, drawing local exhibitors and visitors amid renewed community interest. Organizers touted vendor diversity and a focus on regional products, with a tentative schedule announced for the weekend event.

Algiers

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