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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
Roundup notes 12 Arizona soldiers among 2,930 combat troops returning on the Gen. William M. Black, with names and hometowns. It details promotions in Korea and Japan assignments including Warrant Officers Helton and Henry, Second Lt. Taylor’s ribbon, and paratrooper course graduates John Simon and Fredric Pesqueira.
ENS John H. Bundy son of Mr and Mrs Homer L Bundy of 2820 East Third Street completed advanced training in multiengine aircraft and was named a naval aviator at a ceremony at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Texas. Bundy, a Tucson High School graduate, joined the naval cadet program in August 1950 after preflight and basic training at Pensacola Naval Air Station Florida.
In Tokyo William Jorden of the Associated Press is to become president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan on July 1. He will succeed Joseph Fromm of U News and World Report. Other new officers include Dwight Martin of Time and Life as first vice president Max Desfor d of the Associated Press as second vice president Henry Hayward of the Christian Science Monitor as secretary and Ray Falk of the North American Newspaper Alliance as treasurer.
The Phoenix Gazette tallies 178 Arizona men killed in Korea with next of kin in the state. An additional 73 are reported missing in action.
A spectacular fire swept the milling plant of a Kansas mill company in Abilene, causing estimated damages of 750000 to 1000000 dollars. It spread across five railroad tracks destroying coalsheds, a workshop, a cement warehouse, and a lumber yard, with flames reaching 200 feet. One section of Mid West Mill survived, leaving only concrete storage bins intact. Fire trucks from three nearby towns responded.
Towns aided the Abilene fire department as crews battled a blaze for about two hours. One man was overcome by heat while aiding firemen, with no other casualties. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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