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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

4

Soviet Wires Carry Talks on Peace Conference Voting

Tass said it would deliver full texts of speeches by U S Secretary of State Byrnes and Russian Foreign Minister Molotov on peace conference voting procedure. Byrnes challenged Molotov in Paris to publish his statement. Molotov accepted the challenge. Izvestia Trud and others carried 1500 words from Tass dispatches, 350 words indirect quotation from Molotov.

Moscow Tass U. S State Byrnes V. M. Molotov Byrnes Molotov Paris Soviet Union Izvestia Trud

City Seeks Legal Help for Quonset Hut Emergency Housing

Council discussed exhausted funds from city state and federal levels to secure Quonset huts for emergency housing. A public minded attorney was urged to join the committee to explore ways around obstacles. Roy Drachman cited sales rights on huts and urged pursuit through local business interests. Paul Gillespie asked for opinion on prioritizing housing for veterans families adding rooms for sons. The committee unanimously backed the plan for review by state and federal housing officials.

Roy Drachman Paul Gillespie Gillespie

OPA to Target Hide Hoarders After Price Controls

White House plan calls for concerted action to stop price rises in hides and leather. OPA will move fast to block attempts to move stored hides at black market prices. Steelman notes 25 day suspension saw prices climb 50 to 74 percent before ceilings were reinstated June 30. He condemns hoarders seeking excessive profits from withholding production.

Chicago St. Louis Omaha Kansas City OPA Steelman White House Stedman Small Paul Porter

Tiny Radioactive Particles Reach U S

San Francisco scientists report detection of radioactive chemicals over the city likely from the July Bikini atoll test. They say the amounts are too small to affect humans and would require hundreds to thousands of times more to be dangerous, showing up about 100 hours after the first blast.

San Francisco Bikini University of California Hospital

War Fraud Probes Expand Across Washington and West Coast

Federal probes link Higgins and associates to false claims against the U.S. government while Higgin s criticizes charges as trumped up. Henry Kaiser accuses scandal mongers and offers to testify on wartime operations. Subcommittees plan tours from Los Angeles to Hawaii to probe graft and wartime activity, including Col Theodore Wyman. Interstate Machinery Co. of Chicago emerges as a Garsson firm under Justice Department scrutiny.

Special Justice Department J. Frank Cunningdash Higgins U. S Oakland Calif Henry J. Kaiser Senate War Investigating Committee Senators Reconstruction Finance Corp Kaiser Styles Bridges R-N.h James M. Mead D-Ny Los Angeles Paris Rome Hawaii Col Theodore Wyman Pearl Harbor Interstate Machinery Co., Inc Chicago Garsson Justice Department

Wholesale Prices Reach All Time High In U S

New York August 7 Dunn and Bradstreet reports wholesale food prices rose to a record 5.32 for the week ended August 6 up two cents from the 1919 peak. Flour oats hams butter cheese hogs and lambs led the increase while wheat corn rye potatoes steers and sheep fell. The index covers 31 commonly used foods.

New York Dunn & Bradstreet, Inc

Two Tucson Officers Resign From Patrol Duty

Two veteran Tucson police patrolmen have resigned. Edward C. Brown left to become a trucking contractor, while William Irvin, longtime traffic squad leader, departed for health reasons. Both joined the force in 1937 and served in the Navy during World War II.

Tucson Albert Hesselberg Edward C. Brown Hesselberg William Irvin Irvin

Heirens Re-Enacts Murders Before Crowds After Alley Killings

Heirens was returned to his cell at 1 50 a m and State's Attorney Tuohy said no further questioning. Tuohy planned to seek an indictment from the grand jury in the Ross murder, already indicted for Degnan and Brown cases. After confessing the three murders, Heirens reenacted the crimes for crowds on the North and South Sides, including an assault on Evalyn Patterson, wounded nurse in 1945.

William J. Tuohy Tuohy Ross Heirens Degnan Brown Near North Side South Side Evalyn Peterson

Romero Sues Converse in Superior Court for 15000

Mrs. Guadalupe G. Romero filed a suit in superior court seeking 15000 against rancher James P. Converse who is serving two years for manslaughter in the death of Francisco Romero on Sept 30 1945. She seeks 10000 for herself and support for her child or children.

Guadalupe G. Romero James P. Converse Pima County Converse Francisco Romero

Four Enlistments In Naval Reserve Reported

Four new enlistments in class V4 of the Navy inactive reserve were announced today. The en listees are Paul Gilbert Yeazell seaman 10 1126 North Sixth Avenue Robert Joseph Togie electrician's mate 20 1438 East Linden Street Gordon Edward Nelson printer 1C 2115 East Spring Street and Clarence Nelson Jr quarter master 3C 1104 South Fourth Avenue.

Navy Inactive Reserve Paul Gilbert Yeazell North Sixth Avenue Robert Joseph Togie East Linden Street Gordon Edward Nelson East Spring Street Clarence Nelson South Fourth Avenue

Big Four gridlock over two thirds rule at peace conference

After a heated session the conference debated voting procedures for treaties with Italy and Axis satellites. The Soviet bloc threaten to block two thirds recommendations, widening east west tensions as delegates fear further wrangles and delays. The Yugoslav proposal to bypass conference voting drew opposition from bloc members.

Italy Russia Rules Commission Trieste Council of Ministers Procedure Commission Soviet Union Ukraine Poland Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia

Mrs Dolores Bonillas Rites In Santa Cruz Church

Mrs Dolores Bonillas 56 died at home on West 29th Street. Her body will lie in state this evening. A requiem high mass is set for 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at Santa Cruz Church. Burial follows at 4 p.m. tomorrow in San Xavier Cemetery. She leaves four sons Frank Pete Casimiro Tony two daughters Carmen Armenta Connie Bonillas her mother Maria Antonia Gallejo three brothers Florentino Rosario Casimiro and two sisters Antonia Bernal Geneveva Verludez.

Dolores Bonillas West 29Th Street Santa Cruz Church San Xavier Cemetery Bonillas Frank Pete Casimiro Tony Carmen Armenta Connie Bonillas

Veterans sign for on the job training pay scam fallout

Ex GIs signed to on the job training by Southern firms learned they would receive no pay beyond government checks for up to 45 days. Players and workers faced substandard wages and false certification claims, with some men left unpaid while training was never certified.

Ball Club Jackson, Miss Veterans’ Certification

Mansfield Gets U S Approval of Garage

The Arizona office of the civilian production administration issued proceed orders for three commercial building projects totaling more than 286 thousand dollars. Mansfield in Tucson will build a garage for an automobile distributor at an estimated cost of 136 thousand two hundred fifty dollars.

Phoenix Arizona The Civilian Production Administration Monte Mansfield Tucson Allied Grain Company R. Staley Sales Company

Black man robbed of $84 after being thrown over wall

Earl Rusher of 818 South Ninth Avenue was attacked by three Black assailants at 3 30 am on East Fifth Street. The men grabbed his mouth and throat, threw him over a low wall, and stole $84 in cash and personal papers before fleeing. He reported the theft to a passing police car.

Earl Rusher South Ninth Avenue East Fifth Street Rusher

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