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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1945

Page

9

U S Supplying Russians In Siberia As War Aid Shifts

U S lend lease aid to the Soviet Union in Siberia continues to aid against Japan as shipments to European Russia stop. Leo Crowley told the House Appropriations Committee the program aims to shorten the war and save Allied lives, with broader totals for 1944-46 totaling about 3.13 billion dollars. He outlined no new funds needed for Latin America or North Africa in 1946 and noted redeployment will end for France Belgium and the Netherlands by year end with repayment planned for future assistance.

Washington U.P United States Budget Bureau Crowley Latin America North Africa Europe Balkans France Belgium Netherlands Export Russia Soviet Union Japan Manchuria Asiatic

Nevills Finishes 150 Mile Colorado River Voyage to Lee's Ferry

Norman D. Nevills, famed Mexican Hat boatman, completed a 150 mile descent of the Colorado from Mexican Hat to Lee's Ferry with a three-boat party. The 20 day trip faced cataracts and rapids, taking longer than expected though Nevills has previously navigated the Grand Canyon. The group included Nevills' wife, Francis and Weldon Heald, Randall Henderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar. After arrival they toured the Grand Canyon National Park.

Leez’s Ferry Ariz Norman D. Nevills Mexican Hat Colorado Lee’s Ferry San Juan River Utah Canyon Nevills Grand Canyon Ose Cook Francis Farquhar San Francisco Randall Henderson el Centro Calif Weldon Heald Altadena Grand Canyon National Park

France to Try Petain and Laval in Treason Trial Docket

Paris dispatch reports France’s high court set August 5 as the treason trial date in absentia for Pierre Laval, unless he returns from Spain. Marshal Petain’s trial was postponed from July 5 to finish the case.

France Petain Paris Pierre Laval Spain Marshal Petain

Gen Cousins Praises MAAF And Tucson

Maj. Gen. Ralph P. Cousins lauds Marana Army airfield near Tucson as a top basic pilot training site. He notes nearly 10 000 pilots trained there and praises the cooperation of Tucson and southern Arizona while fielding the temporary Sept 9 closure and future plans.

Santa Ana Calif Marana Army Airfield Ralph P. Cousins AAF Western Flying Training Command Tucson Ariz Marana Cousins Marana Army Saltaea War Department Arizona Air Transport Command

Weather Parley Opens To Aid Ocean Flying

In Los Angeles on June 26 representatives from U S Army air forces Navy air navigators and university meteorologists and astronomers meet to form an institute of navigation to improve methods and instruments Dr Samuel Herrick of UCLA said the group will publish a journal on air navigation as institute secretary.

Los Angeles U. S. Army Air Force Commands Navy Air Navigators Samuel Herrick University of California At

Germany's Cities Flattened Burnt by Allied Bombing

United Press dispatch observes immense destruction in German cities from RAF night raids and USSTAF daytime bombing. The article notes Spaatz led precision daytime missions targeting plants and oil facilities, including Merseburg Leuna, with RAF contributing night strikes.

Germany United States Strategic Airforce Royal Airforce Bomber Command Usstaf Carl A. Spaatz RAF Spaatz England Britain Ific Spaatz Luftwaffe Alllies Merseburg- Leuna Berlin

Inside Germany shows vast destruction after Allied advance

Reporter describes widespread devastation across major German cities after bombing and fighting. He notes half of urban buildings destroyed, bridges and industrial sites in rubble, and thousands of corpses buried beneath ruins while civilians crowd into crowded shelters and ruined cellars.

Germany U.P Reich Cologne Essen Mulheim Duisberg Nuremberg Hannover Magdebuerg Bremen Hamburg Braunschweig Ludwigshafen Munich

News at Noon Faces News on Tucson Broadcast

Wednesday afternoon program notes a clash between News at Noon and a competing segment labeled 3:18 featuring Jimmy Sings Tee Onn and a later entry 3:4 The Aunt in Tucson.

Jimmy Tee Onn Tucson

Shortest GI in Europe Receives Discharge

Pfc. Russell Brown of Milroy, Pennsylvania, named the shortest GI in the European theatre by Stars and Stripes, has received his discharge at the new personnel center in Indiantown Gap. Brown stands four feet ten inches and holds battle stars for Normandy, northern France, Rhineland, and Ardennes.

Indiantown Gap Russell Brown Milroy Stars and Stripes Brown Normandy France Rhineland Ardennes

Eisenhower Arrives Quietly in Washington

General Dwight D. Eisenhower slipped into Washington after a week of receptions with minimal fanfare. A small group greeted the train and he gave a tired smile to photographers before joking that his arm was about to drop off from waving to millions.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower

The Biggest Sea Animals on the Globe Are Whales

A compact look at the largest sea creatures, led by whales as the planet’s most massive marine animals. The note highlights their size range and notable species across oceans and habitats.

Whales

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