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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1944

Page

5

Toughest Fight Is To Face The Folks At Home

N Y columnist Joan Younger Mitchel describes wounded soldiers upon arrival at a hospital base in Europe, focusing on the emotional struggle of calling home. A civilian telephone girl aids a wounded man to speak with his fiancée, revealing how most veterans prioritize family over their injuries and plan for a tough recovery ahead.

Joan Younger Mitchel Field N. Y Telephone Company Amy Europe Sely Bor

Pilots Homeward Trip Costs $12.50

Lt. Robert F. Gavin traveled from the Marshall Islands to his Winthrop home on a $12.50 budget. He hitchhiked from Hawaii to the mainland, rode Army transport to Buffalo, and paid railroad fare to Boston, using scarce funds along the way.

Marshalls U.S Winthrop Mass U.P Robert F. Gavin Marshall Islands Hawaii Buffalo N. Y Boston

Postwar Trade With Siberia China Forecast

President Roosevelt predicted bright prospects for postwar North American commerce with Siberia and north China via the north Pacific route. He also said no reason to fear trouble in settling with Canada over reimbursement for U S airport expenditures and noted uncertainty about Canadian repayment plans.

Washington Siberia North China North Pacific Roosevelt Canada United States the Treasury Morgenthau Gen. Arnold

Prospect of peacetime air traffic across Alaska and Siberia

In remarks echoing Bremerton naval yard talk, the speaker forecast strong commercial growth for the United States and Canada in the Pacific after the war. He cited the Alaska Aleutians route as still in its infancy, noted Russian pilots flying planes home from Alaska, and expected increased peacetime air links with Siberia once wartime barriers fall.

Bremerton Navy Yard United States Canada Pacific Aleutians Seattle Alaska Russia Alcan Siberia

Laundry Tip for Quick Morning Routines

Advice for busy mornings suggests tucking a clean handkerchief into each blouse or shirt pocket while ironing. This small step reduces last minute memory tasks for parents preparing children's clothing.

Theater Group to Complete Plans for Fall Season

Tucson Little Theatre active members meet tomorrow at 8 p m at the workshop 40 West Ochoa to finalize plans for the fall season. Jonathan Schultz president calls all voting members to attend as key 1944 season matters will be voted upon. Farley arrival details and the first 1944 production proposals will be discussed along with summer workshop reports.

Tucson Little Theatre West Ochoa Jonathan Schultz Morgan Farley New York

City Recreation Dept Evaluates War Service Benefits

A national survey reports on benefits to service members and war workers from city recreation programs. John R. Batchelor notes the evaluation will measure Lanham Act expenditures. The department spent 22,826.02 dollars last fiscal year on camps shows athletics centers sleeping facilities and related activities for soldiers.

City Recreation Department Tucson City Recreation Armed Services John R. Batchelor Office of Community War Services Lanham

Tucsonians From Theaters Of Far East Come Home

Tucson servicemen Sgt Billy R Butler Sgt Floyd O Jones and Pvt Arnold B Barrera return from overseas duties and are due in Tucson for fur lough. Butler served 49 months in Southwest Pacific with military police. Jones and Barrera each spent 31 months in China Burma India theater.

Tucson Billy R. Butler Floyd O. Jones Arnold B. Barrera Sgt. Butler R. Butler East Floretta Southwest Pacific Corps of Military Police Sgt. Jones R. D. Jones Route 1 Box 370-J China, Burma India Pvt. Barrera Joseph B. Barrera

Local Soldier Volunteers For Overseas Duty In Africa

Pvt. Ralph Garcia of 19 West Helen Street Tucson is serving as a truck driver with a quarter master unit attached to the air service command somewhere in North Africa. He left home for the Army on June 1 1943 and went overseas in November 1943, after living with his two younger brothers and three sisters.

Pvt Ralph Garcia West Helen Street Tucson Air Service Command North Africa Army

Stockton promoted to technician fifth grade in France

The promotion of James L. Stockton Jr. of Chicago to technician fifth grade was announced by Ninth Engineer Command Headquarters in France, where he serves as a truck driver with an engineer aviation battalion. His parents James Sr. and Vivian F Stockton live in Tucson. he is a graduate of Lewes Institute.

James L. Stockton, Jr Chicago Ninth Engineer Command France James, Sr Vivian F .Stockton Tucson Lewes Institute of

Technology Chicago Wins Letter On Basketball Team

A Chicago student earned a varsity letter for his contributions to the Technology department basketball squad. He helped the team secure a notable season highlight with strong defensive play and reliable scoring.

Technology Chicago

Private John J. Conner Completes Army Air Forces Training

Pvt. John J. Conner son of Mrs. H. M. Conner of 1141 Norton Avenue Tucson has completed basic training at Amarillo Army Air Field. Before service he worked as an aircraft aero draftsman at Davis Monthan Field.

John J. Conner H. M. Conner Norton Avenue Tucson Army Air Forces Amarillo Army Airfield Davis-Monthan Field

Five-Leaf Clover Sent From Home for Army Gunner

Sgt. James Weible, 20, an aerial gunner with the American Army in Italy, is to receive a five leaf clover from his mother Mrs. Catherine Weible. She had previously mailed him a four leaf clover found under a neighborhood plaque bearing his name.

Chicago U.P James Weible Italy Catherine Weible

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