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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1952

Page

6

Garbage Dumping Halted Along DeMoss-Petrie Road

State and county officials ordered immediate steps to stop indiscriminate dumping on state property along DeMoss Petrie road. Signs, a watchman, and a fenced or ditched boundary will prevent access while the area is cleaned up and squatters told to move. The action followed a protest by Cusick Watkins Frey on property near W. M. Redman.

DeMoss-Petrie Road Bruce Ellis Ellis Board of Supervisors Cusick, Watkins & Frey W. M. Redman DeMoss-Petrierd

Four Flagstaff Men Fined for Game Law Violations

Fines totaling 1000 dollars were levied by justice of the peace Shelby McCauley against four Flagstaff men. Lester Boren and Dale Beard paid 300 dollars each for illegally killing a spike buck, possessing and transporting game meat, and lacking licenses. W. R. Slatton was fined 300 dollars for illegal killing and possession of game meat, Ray Yazzie 100 dollars for illegal possession of deer meat, with Ray Welch, game ranger, bringing the charges.

Flagstaff Shelby McCauley Lester Boren Dale Beard W. R. Slatton Ray Yazzie Ray Welch

Thank The Lady For Her Time

A Columbus telephone operator tried to explain to a caller who mistook a time-of-day tape service. He interrupted shouting that she was a recording and hung up.

Columbus Ohio

Burma Seeks Jap Warships Through Japan Talks

Tokyo report says Burma's ex-state minister U Ba Thein is in Japan seeking 40 to 50 light warships for Burma. talks with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries cover patrol boats and escort destroyers costing 20 to 30 billion yen, payable in rice. Japanese yards have built freighters and tankers, not warships.

Tokyo U Ba Thein Burma Japan Tokyo Shimbun Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Dixie Newspapers Back Ike With Unprecedented Southern Backing

An Associated Press survey shows 41 southern papers endorse or will endorse Dwight D. Eisenhower, more than ever for a Republican in the region. Editors note early swing toward Ike despite lingering Stevenson sympathy, with Oklahoma Florida and Alabama supplying most GOP support.

Dixie Ike GOP Atlanta Dwight, D. Eisenhower Associated Press Adlai Stevenson Truman Thomas Dewey Strom Thurmond Tsuman Dewey Thurmond Stevenson Sen John Sparkman Alabama Georgia Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Florida Ginia Carolinas Eisenhower Dem Ocrats Oklahoma Oklahoma City Tulsa Enid Okla

Jury weighs fate of 14 California Communist leaders

A Los Angeles jury contends with verdict in the case against 14 California Communist party leaders charged under the Smith act for conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force. The long trial, described as the oldest in southern California federal court history, featured extensive defense testimony on nonviolence.

Los Angeles California Communist Party William C. Mathes U. S William Schneiderman Philip M Slim

New Appeal Filed In Cemetery Case in Tucson

A new appeal was filed in the superior court today in the dispute over a northeastern Tucson cemetery. W. M. Cox, state real estate commissioner, appeals a verdict for Grantwood Cemeteries Inc. to the state supreme court. Judge R. Porter Murray presided after Judge Lee Garrett disqualified himself.

Tucson W. M. Cox Grantwood Cemeteries Inc State Supreme Court R. Porter Murry Greenlee County Lee Garrett

Army Buys 400 Million In European Arms

The United States Army contracted 400 million dollars in European equipment in the last fiscal year and will pass 341 million to NATO allies. The purchases include 97 million in ammunition and vehicles for French forces in Indo China. Britain, France, and Italy are the main suppliers with smaller orders in Belgium Germany Greece the Netherlands and Norway.

Heidelberg Germany United States Army NATO Indo-China Britain France Italy Belgium Greece Netherlands Norway

Auto Death in Durango Leaves Mystery Over Driver

Clyde M. Lewis, 44, of Tucson, died when his Ford with New Mexico plates overturned on U S 160 near Durango after failing a curve. Coroner Roy Thompson cited a crushed skull as cause. Arizona patrol linked the driver to a Ft Worth Texas address and Gate Way motel in Tucson. Police trace ongoing to identify the man and verify details.

Durango Colo State Patrol Clyde M. Lewis Tucson U.S. 160 Miles Herbert L. McKinsey Arizona Lewis McKinsey Archuleta County Roy Thompson Denver New Mexico Ft. Worth Tex C. M. Lewis Arizona State Highway Patrol Clyde Marion Lewis Benson Highway Gateway Motel

Red German Army Surpasses 100,000 Mark in July Recruiting

Berlin reports that the Russian zones have built a German army beyond 100,000, with youth brigades mobilized from the Elbe to the Oder under strict orders to expand the people’s police and aim for 375,000.

Berlin West Berlin Elbe Oder People's Police

Gift horse on Pennington street ends in curiosity

A unnamed woman picked up a package of cigarettes on a parking meter after seeing it in a store window. Patrolman Randolph Aros stopped her and explained a motorist had spotted a man placing the pack, raising narcotics fears, but the package proved ordinary. The same report notes eight Walter Hines Page traveling scholarships awarded by the English Speaking Union for British teachers to visit the United States in 1952-53.

Pennington Street Randolph Aros Aros

Hint to Dog Lovers and Nuclear Energy Notes

Hint to dog lovers advises exercising a dog before feeding or wait 30 minutes after feeding before walking. The Atomic Energy Commission has commissioned private power companies to study using nuclear fission for peaceful electric generation.

The Atomic Energy Commission

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