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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

4

Arizona Cowboy Breakfast Noted In Tucson Menu

An item in a Tucson eatery lists an Arizona cowboy breakfast meal: Choice of fruit or juice, beefsteak and eggs, hashed brown potatoes, toast and butter, plus lots of coffee, all for one dollar. Also noted are brief reflections on birthdays, hats for women, and light daily life snippets.

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End of Japanese Zaibatsu Monopoly Sparks Dispute

AP analysis by James D. White discusses MacArthur's claim that Japan's Zaibatsu, the 11 powerful family monopolies spanning banking, heavy industry, and global trade, were dismantled. The piece traces their rise since 1600, their ties to politics and military, and their role in financing invasions and shaping occupied Asia.

Gen. MacArthur Zaibatsu Japan Mitsui Mitsubishi Asia China

Biographer Alden Hatch Wins Divorce From Ruth Hatch

Alden Hatch author of Eisenhower and Roosevelt biographies won a divorce on cruelty grounds. The couple married in New York City in 1932. Custody of their son Alden Dennis Hatch age 13 was not disclosed.

Las Vegas Nawy Alden Hatch Dwight Eisenhower Franklin D. Roosevelt Ruth Brown Hatch New York City Alden Dennis

Professor Held In Attack On Nurse In Columbia

A 45 year old USC associate professor Russell B Maxey was jailed after a nurse Ann Pierce aged 32 suffered over 100 cuts to face and body from a pistol whip. She required blood transfusions and was listed in critical condition at a Columbia hospital. If she survives he faces assault and battery with intent to kill, or murder if she dies. Authorities were alerted early Wednesday to the nurse's home.

Columbia S. C Ann Pierce T. Alex Heise Russell B. Maxey University of South Carolina Maxey Hesse

Witnesses Describe Attack During Night at Miss Pierce Home

Deputy J D Dunnaway reported screams and a blood splattered five room house as Miss Pierce said Maxey hid under her bed and attacked her as she prepared to retire. He added Maxey appeared exhausted and a struggle followed.

J. D. Dunnaway Miss Pierce Maxey

Heartfelt Words From Dunnaway on Miss Pierce

Dunnaway quotes Maxey saying he loved Miss Pierce and could not stand her dating other men. The remark highlights strong personal emotions as the situation unfolds, with witnesses recounting the statements and the intensity of attachment involved.

Dunnaway Maxey Miss Pierce Meri

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