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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1948

Page

4

Lutheran Church To Be Dedicated In Tucson

Our Saviour's Lutheran church plans a 10 a.m. dedication service at the corner of East Helen Street and North Camp Lane. Rev. Titus R. Holl announces volunteers removed caliche, added topsoil, and served refreshments while painters and carpenters worked. The mission style building seats 250, has five classrooms and a kitchen, costing 50 000 dollars. The church will serve as the main hub in the future, replacing Roskruge junior high for services. A feature story for This Week magazine is being arranged.

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church East Helen Street North Campu Avenue Titus R. Holl Friends of the Church Scholl School Roskruge Junior High School This Week

Accuse Reds of Cold Treason in U S Communist Plot

The House Committee on Un American Activities labels U S communists as engaged in a cold war treason plot aiming to move the capital from Washington to Moscow. Led by Rep. J Parnell Thomas the panel released a booklet explaining alleged communist plans to seize key regions and institutions, with five booklets prepared to expose infiltrations.

Washington House Committee On un-American Activities U. S Moscow United States House Rep. J. Parnell Thomas Soviet Union Ild Omas Ucation

Marshall Appears On Foreign Affairs

Secretary of State Marshall testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee for about 80 minutes in Washington. He offered no public comment on world events but committee members reported an impression of firmness in U S relations with Soviet Russia and noted Eaton said Marshall did not label the trend as better or worse.

Washington Ecretary Marshall House Foreign Affairs Committee Russia Eaton R-Nj

Five UA Students Train for Army Reserve

Five University of Arizona students have begun active training in the army reserve during summer vacation. They include Staff Sgt. Joe W. Cherry, Tech Sgt. Ronald C. Johnson, Maj. Fred C. Housen, Corp. Darrell B. Belk, and Staff Sgt. Thomas M. Lindly. Cherry will train three months at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. Johnson and Belk are at Tucson airport as assistant unit instructors. Housen trains at Ft. Knox, Kentucky until Sept. 19. Lindly and Belk serve as assistant instructors at the Tucson airport.

University of Arizona Army Reserve Joe W. Cherry East Third Street Tech Ronald C. Johnson East Speedway Fred C. Housen North Euclid Corp Darrell B. Belk South Sixth Avenue Thomas M. Lindly University Station Cherry Medical Reserve Brooke Army Medical Center

Andrew Avitabile Dies in New York Residence

Word has been received of the death of Andrew Avitabile in New York City on Wednesday. He visited Tucson in 1942 but ill health prevented a return. His son was with him in New York at the time of death.

Andrew Avitabile New York City Avitabile Tucson New York

Sleeper Service Paralyzed by Mexican Rail Strike

Nogales Mexico June 17 Sleeper service between Nogales and Guadalajara was paralyzed Wednesday by a strike of nearly 800 Pullman employees who walked out Tuesday demanding reinstatement of 32 men dropped when the service was reduced Francisco A Hernandez president of the local Confederation of Railroad Workers of Mexico said six to eight Pullman workers here walked out Tuesday morning as the Mexico City bound morning train prepared to leave Only first and second class coaches were operating on the Nogales Guadalajara run about 400 miles from Mexico City

Nogales Sen Guadalajara Jalisco Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico Francisco A. Hernandez Confederation of Railroad Workers of Mexico Mexico City Here

Ramiro L. Lovio Enlists in Local Army Draft Center

Ramiro L. Lovio of 824 South 10th Avenue has enlisted in the army through the local recruiting office.

Ramiro L. Lovio South 10Th Avenue

Mexico Cancels Foreign Telegraph Concessions

Mexico City government cancels the 20 year concessions of foreign telegraph and cable firms. It gives them one year to wind up and shifts toward a government monopoly in communications. Mexican Telegraph Co remains the sole operator in land lines while a new radio network expands to Argentina and other regions.

Mexico City Mexico Communications Department Mexican Telegraph Co New York U. S Western Union All America Cables Postal Telegraph Mexican Telegraph All America Vera Cruz Puerto Mexico Salina Cruz Galveston Tampico Argentina Spain Brazil Colombia Cuba United States

WWII Medical Corpsman Ratio to Infantry Revealed

During World War II the United States Army maintained a medical corpsman to every two infantrymen, reflecting the medical support structure of frontline units. This ratio highlights how corpsmen were integrated with infantry to provide first aid, casualty care, and evacuation in combat zones.

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