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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
At a Mariana base, crews fly daily missions over Tokyo Kobe and Osaka. Young pilots share tents and quonsets, live like a fraternity, count missions, and face the risk of ditching while awaiting home leave.
Puttering with broken vase pieces by WAC personnel Lt. R. M. Attick and visitors leads to a re assembled Indian vase on Sgt. Sgl De Gregorio desk. Navy recruiter Earl Mayer bought it as a gift but dropped it on stairs and shattered it, now called the dumptey dumpty vase as a quip about royal repair.
A lone beacon lights the night as airfield families await news. Across hours of watchful waiting, the beacon symbolizes hope for airmen and those back home fearing telegrams confirming casualties or missing crews.
David O. Watson, 75, a retired mining man who lived in Bisbee for 21 years, died in a Phoenix hospital after a long illness. He came to Arizona from Dallas 39 years ago.
More than 300 Allied control commission members enter Austria to set up a four power government in Vienna. They operate mainly from Salzburg and Klagenfurt with talks in Vienna among American British and French delegations. An American spokesman cites an independent plan for Austrian elections with candidate slate approval by Americans, while Western Allies coordinate plans without a shared standard of approval.
British commissioners defer to Austrian authorities and their G-2 for guidance on a suspected individual, stating decisions hinge on what their military intelligence records show about him.
The New York Journal-American columnist and longtime baseball writer Mercer died Tuesday after a long illness. He was a former president and charter member of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
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