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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1952

Page

3

Red Cross Faces Political Attacks at International Conference

A 9,000 word report to the 18th ICRC conference says the Red Cross could not aid Russians in German POW camps during World War II as the Soviet Union barred access. It notes North Korea and China also refused cooperation and criticizes political use of humanitarian aid, calling failure to gain cooperation a failure of civilization.

Toronto Ont International Committee of the Red Cross International Red Cross Red Cross Soviet Union Paul Ruegger Germany North Korea United Nations Korea United States ICRC U.S Washington

Boogie-Woogie Jails Radioman in California

Philip E. Peterson a 28 year old radio parts salesman was jailed in Long Beach California after FCC agents said he broadcast without a license over the WCBS frequency. The broadcasts identified as XERD and claimed to be from Sonora Mexico. Peterson aired jazz for personal pleasure and possessed a large 2000 record collection and transmitting gear.

Long Beach Calif Philip E. Peterson Federal Communications Commission WCBS Columbia Broadcasting System New York Robert J. Stratton FCC Stratton Peterson XERD Sonora Mexico

Army Slashes Public Information Staff Across Forces

Washington reports drastic cuts to military public information offices. The defense department sheds 120 positions, cutting staff from 279 to 159 as funding drops 44 percent. Three services are eliminated entirely, with the Army Navy Marines Air Force collectively slashing budgets and personnel.

Washington Armed Forces Defense Department Public Information Office Matrix Armed Services ARMY AIR Force

Dancer's Widow Sues Studio Over Life Portrayal

The widow Alice M Donahue and her daughters Barbara and Constance sue Warner Bros for 1 475 000 alleging the film Look for the Silver Lining misrepresents dancer Jack Donahue who died in 1930.

Los Angeles Jack Donahue Warner Bros. Studio Alice M. Donahue Barbara Constance Donahue

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