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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1950

Page

8

Frontier air tours Arizona and Grand Canyon noted

Travelers on Frontier air lines toured Winslow and Williams in Arizona visiting Hopi lands, Grand Canyon by air, Whitehorse Lake, Lost Canyon ranch, and Flagstaff with a southwest All Indian powwow July 2 3 4. The piece also covers commerce department actions against Michael E. Lee and William Remington over maladministration charges.

Bill Hicks Frontier Airlines Arizona Northland Winslow Williams Meteor Crater Keams Canyon Hotevilla Grand Canyon Oak Creek Canyon Falls Little Colorado Fogallon Rim Montezuma Castle Canyon de Chelly Walnut Canyon Sunset Grater Frontier Air Liner Whitehorse Lost Canyon Lee Stout Flagstaff Walnut Creek National Monument Sunset Crater National Monument Montezuma Castle National Monument Germany Washington Commerce Department Department William W. Remington Michael E. Lee Remington Lee Office of International Trade Commerce Sawyer Asst. Secretary of Commerce Thomas C. Blaisdell Douglas MacArthur Japan MacArthur Manchuria China

Radio Moscow threatens Chiang Kai-shek after Formosa vow

Moscow radio Monday night said Chiang Kai-shek would have reason to commit suicide to avoid being hanged as a war criminal. The broadcast followed his vow to die defending Formosa, his last redoubt, or himself.

London Moscow Chiang Kai-shek Formosa

Four Refused Salt River Flood Right To Use Tree Studied

Two U S state department officials and two Soviet reporters were denied gallery access by the standing committee of correspondents. The move, unanimous on the state department appeal, leaves door open for later review and overrules previous denial of U S Information Service reps. The Pravda applicants were tabled 4 to 1, with residency limits noted. Arizona officials planned talks with Army engineers on Salt River flood risk and cedar obstruction.

Washington U. S. State Department Congressional Senate House Senate Rules Committee State Department United States Information Service Standing Committee Grigorii Rassadin Ivan A. Filippov Pravda State New York

Reduced Summer Bus Schedule Approved in Phoenix

UR Metropolitan bus lines will run reduced summer schedules starting June 16 across Salt River Valley routes. The Arizona State Corporation Commission approved the plan at a public hearing with few objections. Night service is retained. however the 12:40 am Phoenix to Mesa run is eliminated.

Phoenix Ur—Metropolitan Bus Lines Salt River Valley State Corporation Commission Mesa

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