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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
4
Vancouver cabbie Bob East earned a plane from a generous passenger after returning $100 in change. The man bought a light aircraft for East, who will take flying lessons to use the gift. East previously had about 20 hours of WWII Royal Canadian Air Force flight time.
Chaplain John M. H of Davis-Monthan air base will deliver the sermon at the Union service on the First Methodist church lawn at 8 p m Sunday. Chaplain Dallas A. Bird conducts the service with two choir members Ross Cope and Marilyn Sargeant singing a duet. Services are held weekly during summer under the Tucson Council of Churches with the base chapel group in charge.
Four Tucson servicemen are among 3 759 Korea veterans arriving in Seattle Saturday aboard Gen. M. C. Meigs. It is the rotation program s third and largest group of combat troops to return. The Tucson names listed include Sgt. Patrick J. Franko, Pfc. Hector L. Martinez, Sgt. Mariano R. Montano, and Pfc. Jose R. Quihuis with their addresses.
Washington column reports Senator McMahon and Justice Frankfurter spar over policy and notes a powerful airline lobby shields subsidies from public view. It cites Truman officials resisting disclosure and details mail pay and proposed budget shifts involving Pan American Airlines. It hints at uranium found in northern Great Plains coal as a strategic note.
Uranium traces found in coal and phosphate fertilizer byproducts. Government develops a process to extract uranium from phosphates. Amvets report a $228,000 loss from its atomic blood tag program but recovers with $400,000 in fundraising led by Hal Keats. Ballantine Beer & Ale Co. praised for emergency defense fleet equipment.
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