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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1954

Page

5

Scouts Pass Outdoor Tests During Vacation Week at Camp

Second Class Scout William Ewing of troop 99 in Crag is welcomed to Camp Lawton by Brice Liming. Sisters Charlotte, Barbara and Cathy view but do not stay. their parents James W. Ewing Jr. arrive to pick them up. Dr. Jack Denlow, former Eagle Scout, checks David McCall as Stanley Tollman watches, both from troop 48 at Davis-Monthan. Scouts pass health exams at home but undergo camp checks for last minute ailments.

William Ewing Crag Camp Lawton Brice Liming Charlotte Barbara Cathy James W. Ewing Jr N. Campbell Jack Denlow Indiana David McCall Stanley Tollman Davis-Monthan

Camp Lyle Bull Heads Catalina Council Summer Camp

Lyle Bull directs Camp Lawton in the Catalina mountains serving about 120 boys weekly with a staff. The five week program runs from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. including instruction, recreation, and routine chores with volunteers aiding medical checks. Also noted is ROTC graduate Robert M. Grue receiving a second lieutenant commission in the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard at Ohio State University.

Lawton Catalinas Mt. Lemmon Road Santa Cruz Pinia Pinal Lyle Bull Catalina Council Catalina Mountains Mt. Lemmon Robert IL. Grue Luis Lane Ohio State University Air Force Reserve Air National Guard

Italian welfare council dissolves to aid Runyon cancer fund

The Italian welfare council founded in 1946 to aid needy Italians dissolves and donates its $400,000 assets to the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for Cancer Research. Council president Anthony V. Champagne said the distribution will do the greatest good for all people. The council had 621 members.

Chicago Italian Welfare Council Damon Runyon

Ex Forest Supervisor Edward McPhaul Dies at 70

Edward L. McPhaul, 70, former district supervisor of the Santa Catalina district and assistant forest supervisor in charge of range management in Tucson, died yesterday in Albuquerque New Mexico. He retired in 1950 after 30 years with the U S forest service.

Edward L. McPhaul Albuquerque N.M Santa Catalina Tucson U.S. Forest Service McPhaul Department

Bradley declines bid to run for Senate in California

Retired General Omar N. Bradley says he was approached by certain parties to be the Democratic candidate for the U S Senate from California but he declined. He told reporters in Oakland during a USO fund raising speech that he spent eight years in Washington and would not go back there on a bet.

Oakland Calif Omar N. Bradley U. S. Senate California Bradley Los Angeles Washington

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