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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

15 Aug 1952

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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1952

Page

4

Veterans Build Private World of Disabled Lives

The piece highlights 2722 seriously disabled veterans, including World War II and Korean War cases, receiving government grants to build tailored homes with ramps wide doors and therapeutic pools. It profiles Gene Baran and Dave Greenlaw in Tucson, detailing the grants, bank relations, and personal plans to live in these customized residences for life.

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E E. Baran Baran Gene Veterans Administration Bank Wilson Wood Phoenix Washington Tucson Dave Greenlaw Arizona Greenlaw Dave E. Waverly St
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Desert road rambles reveal wildlife and wonder

A speaker recalls discovering a desert habitat with birds, quail, and albino chipmunks. He reflects on how his move clarified what he had been missing in life and what animals are.

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Japanese Crossing the Yalu Sparks Russo Japanese War Fame

The Yalu River crossing by Japanese forces began their surprise victory campaign in the Russo Japanese War of 1904 05. The National Geographic Society notes this action drew sharp attention in the Western world.

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Yalu Russia National Geographic Society
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Mascot Name for Car Radiator Ornament Highlighted

The Friday evening note from England explains that the radiator ornament on an automobile is called the mascot. It identifies the term used in British motoring culture on August 15, 1982.

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England
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