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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

6

Army Set to Change Rules Based on Doolittle Report

Washington June 11. U S Army Secretary Patterson to announce changes in Army regulations from the Doolittle committee findings. Aims include removing incompetent officers and stressing human relations in officer training. Possible steps include ending hand salutes off duty and at installations except ceremonies, with Congressional action needed for equalizing allowances.

William M'Menamin Washington U.A Robert P. Patterson James H. Doolittle Patterson War Department West Point Doolittle Board

Former Grand Canyon Park Head Succumbs

JOHNSON CITY Tenn June 11 J Ross Eakin 66 a former superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona died Saturday at the veterans hospital here

Johnson City Tenn J. Ross Eakin Grand Canyon National Park Arizona Veterans’ Hospital

Tucsonian To See Atom Bomb Tests

Kenneth Widener a ship's cook aboard the USS Smith will take part in the Bikini atoll atomic bomb test. Eleanor H Erique reports to Brooke Army Medical Center for assignment. William Jones serves aboard USS Boston slated for inactivation July 1 in Everett Washington. George Pickett has separated from the Navy at Jacksonville and entered inactive naval reserve. Capt Chris Boukidis on terminal Army leave visiting Tucson after returning from Yokohama Japan.

Kenneth Widener K. Widener East 15Th Street USS Smith Bikini Atoll William Jake Jones H. Jones Tucson Boston Everett Wash George Richard Pickett Navy Jacksonville, Fla Naval Reserve Chris A. Boukidis Boukid Yokohama Japan

Tucson Soldier Reassigned to Kumamoto Japan

Pfc. Philip J. Hansen of Tucson in the 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division, has been moved to Kumamoto on Kyushu island, Japan. He holds the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Ribbon, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, World War II Victory Medal, and Japanese Occupation Medal. Four Tucson men discharge from Navy and return to civilian life per San Pedro separation center: James Elias McLellan, Robert Elsworth Bender, Gilbert G. Alfaro, and Joe G. Cruz.

Philip J. Hansen Tucson 21St Kumamoto Kyushu Japan Hansen Navy San Pedro Calif James Elias McLellan Seaman South Seventh Avenue Robert Elsworth Bender Quartermaster North Tyndall Avenue Gilbert G. Alfaro South Sixth Avenue Joe G. Cruz South Main Street

Navy discharges announced for three sailors in California

The 11th naval district headquarters in San Diego announces discharge from the Navy of Jordan M. Fendell of 634 North Fourth avenue and two others. Louis M. Pelion of 1045 North Tenth avenue and Robert J. Togie of Tucson are listed as discharged.

Jordan M. Fendell North Fourth Avenue Navy Shoemaker Calif 11Th Naval District San Diego Louis M. Pelion North Tenth Avenue Robert J. Togie Tucson

Mead May Oppose Dewey In New York Race

The story notes Senator James M. Mead of Buffalo may oppose Governor Thomas E. Dewey in next November's election as Dewey eyes a 1948 presidential bid. Lehman could be a potential Democratic Senate candidate, while Donovan is floated for the Republican slot. The piece also mentions Magellan's death before completing his circumnavigation.

New York U.2 Truman James M. Mead Buffalo N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Dewey GOP Mead Herbert H. Lehman

Brazil Named After Legendary Atlantic Stand

A legendary stand in the Atlantic was labeled Brazil, a name later adopted for the South American country.

Atlantic Brazil

Alexander Dumas Brother of The Count of Monte Cristo

The elder Dumas was noted to have part Negro blood according to the report, referencing his heritage in relation to his literary fame and ancestry.

Alexander Dumas the Elder Cristo

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