Army recalls reservists for extended duty and school tours
Col L H Caruthers announces recalls of three officers to extended active duty and six others assigned to service schools. Recalls include Capt Robert F Allen and Lts George M Schaefer and Joseph T Adams of Tucson. Short tours cover officers at Fort Knox Fort Benning Fort Belvoir Fort Benjamin Harrison and Fort Riley with Tucson and Chandler residents among the personnel. Cpl Carl E Peters from Tucson attends a two month course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Ordnance School.
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Army Reserve
L. H. Caruthers
Arizona Military
Robert F. Allen
George M. Schaefer
Joseph T. Adams
Tucson
Edward J. O’mara
E. Cambridge
John G. Anderson
E. Palm Lane
Armored
Fort, Knox
Julian J. Turner
E.woodward
Infantry
Fort Benning
James W. Elmore
E. San Miguel
Engineer
Fort Belvoir
William M. Moulton
Chandler
Adjutant General School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
George C. Meinzer
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kans
Carl E. Peters
24Th Medium Tank Reserve Battalion
Arizona Military District
Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Little Loans Corp gives small loans in Phoenix area
Dick Steinman promotes The Money Store and Little Loans Corp offering 18 month plans and tiny payments. He advertises low monthly costs, easy red tape shortcuts, and branches in Phoenix at 243 N. 1st Ave and Mesa with Ed Vetter at 439 W. Main St. Phone numbers 45656 and 7162 are listed.
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N. 1St Ave
Phoenix
Mesa
Ed Vetter
W. Main St
Navy Station Here Enlists 14 Arizonans
Fourteen Arizonans enlisted at the Navy Recruiting Station on 137 N. Second Ave. From Phoenix were Roy D. HallquistArthur P Uptain Marion F Wood George F Barnes Jr Kenneth R Berry Clarence E Baldwin David L Gould and William E Hufford. Other Arizonans were James E Primrose Jr Johnnie Craig Marvin R Austerman Raymond L Rice I Jr Timothy Tuffly and Henry W Tuffly of Glendale and Higley.
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Navy
Second Ave
Phoenix
Roy D. Hallquist
34Th St
Arthur P. Uptain
E. Weir
Marion F. Wood
E. Broadway
George F. Barnes Jr
E. Apache
Kenneth R. Berry
W. Heatherbrae
Clarence E. Baldwin
23Rd Ave
David L. Gould
E. Magnolia
William E. Hufford
Grand
State Marine Dies In Korea Six Wounded
Pfc. Joe Mascareno Valenzuela died in action in Korea. Pfc. Vinson A. Burnett was wounded, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Burnett of Edgemere. Other wounded include Pvt. Max F. Campbell, Cpt. Marco Y. Begay, Pvt. Willie J. Brown, Pvt. Edward O. Lorena, and Pfc. Alexander S. Orduno. Valenzuela's wife lives in Tucson. Lorena's wife lives in Yuma. Begay is son of Zonnie Y. Begay from Ganada. Orduno is son of Alexander Orduno from Ajo.
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Joe Mascareno Valenzuela
Tucson
Korea
Department of Defense
Vinson A. Burnett
Marine Corps
Clarence H. Burnett
Edgemere
Max F. Campbell
Isaac F. Campbell
E. Granada
Marco Y. Begay
Zonnie Y. Begay
Ganada
Willie J. Brown
Charley H. Harris
Eloy
Edward O. Lorena
Yuma
Pfc
Alexander S. Orduno
Alexander Orduno
Ajo
Arizonans Return From Far East Duty Highlights
Arizonans with USS units return home on leaves after tours in the Far East. Pfc. Robert L. Kelsey and others recount Korea service and nine plus months overseas aboard USS Princeton and UDT Three. Many are training or stationed across the U.S. at Lackland, Fort Bliss, Great Lakes, Camp Roberts, and more, with family ties noted in Phoenix Buckeye and Tempe.
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USS
Far East
Robert L. Kelsey
Lloyd Kelsey
N. Longview
Fort Causter
Mich
Kelsey
Seventh Division
Korea
United States
Herbert L. Gilsdorf
N. 27Th Ave
Donald E. White
Carl M. White
N. 30Th Ave
William A. Cox
Buckeye
J. C. Soto
Enginmen
Nieves Soto
Sheldon Silben
L. F. Silben
Louis A. Sutton
Canadians Leave Korea Patrol Returns Home
Twenty five men from the Second Battalion Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry head home from Korea. Under Maj Pat Tighe they left Korea Saturday and will depart Tokyo by air tomorrow.
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Tokyo
Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry
Korea
Pat Tighe
Should persons of different faiths marry
Reader's Digest article by Dr. David Mace discusses interfaith marriage, noting friction in raising children and daily views. It outlines how parents can help children avoid pitfalls and how couples can handle problems, promoting mediation and understanding across Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish contexts.
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Reader’s Digest
David Mace
Mace
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Devonshire
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Bertha E. High
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