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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1952

Page

2

Campaign realignments shape 1948 political landscape

Washington reports deliberate party realignments as Adlai Stevenson seeks northern liberal support while Dwight D. Eisenhower courts western Republicans. Harmony talks prompt both camps to tighten ranks ahead of Labor Day as South Carolina vows loyalty to Stevenson Sparkman yet other southern states weigh their votes. Richard Nixon heads to Denver for Eisenhower planning. Four southern states decide receded conventions on fall backing.

Washington Adlai Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Denver Len GB. Jordan Juan George T. Hansen Utah Robert A. Taft Stevenson Averell Iriman Blair Moody Michigan Richard Mixon California Nning South South Carolina James F. Byrnes Truman Mississippi Louisiana Virginia Texas

Unidentified flying objects sighted near Davis Monthan area

Reports of bright yellowish lights and a possible flying saucer drew towers at Davis Monthan and Phoenix into a nocturnal investigation. A C-47 pilot and local observers described a fast oval light moving near Tucson, with several calls from residents as lights stayed visible into early morning.

Davis-Monthan CAA Davis-Monthan Public Information Monino E Feld Davis-Monthan Air Force Williams Air Force Davisson Contol Phoenix Harold E. Tusha Ball Tower R. C. Catchall Paul Ehlers McConnell Aero Tech Ehlers 12Th St Davis-Monthan Air Base Catchall Ottawa Ill Republican-Times

Drought Ends as Rain Widespread Across New England

Rain fell for the third straight day across six New England states ending the drought. Boston logged 0.88 inch, August total 3.71 inches vs 3.62 norm. Connecticut to Portland saw 0.25 to 0.75 inches. Massachusetts forestry chief to review reopening closed woodlands. farmers face losses but likely good fall crops. Worcester waters strained. Cape Cod received over two inches in hours.

Boston New England Weather Bureau Connecticut Portland Cape Cod

Three-Car Crash Injures Two In City Intersection

A three car collision at North Granada and West Sixth left two people with minor injuries and about 1400 dollars in damages. Maxey Tate Jr and Mrs. Charles Patterson were involved as their vehicles traveled 35 mph in a 25 mph zone.

North Granada Street West Sixth Street Maxey Lee Tate E. Limberlost Jr Sixth Street Charles E. Patterson Paseo Redondo Granada Street Jay S. Lynn Seventh St Tate Granada St Betty Urwin Cherry Ave

White Co. awarded paving and curb contract in North Tucson

The North Tucson boulevard improvement project awards paving and curb work to L. M. White Contracting Co. for 111 900 78. Affected streets include Lee Edison Seneca Sawtelle Forgens Trent and Bentley avenues. Board also forwards liquor license for Vincent Cecil Johnson at 2525 Mission Rd to state for review.

North Tucson Boulevard Lee Edison Seneca Streets Sawtelle Forgens Trent Bentley L. M. White Contracting Co Board of Supervisors Department of Liquor Licenses and Control Wilmot Desert Estates National City No. 12

Double Sessions Start In Tucson Schools With Enrollment Rise

Tucson public schools expect 6000 to 7000 pupils on double sessions when classes begin September 8. Seventeen elementary and three junior high schools will be affected with specific schools listed for double sessions. No senior high has double sessions. Davis Monthan hopes November opening reduces 175 students, aiding easing later with new elementaries planned. Voters face $1,155,300 federal grant for school construction and $250,180 levy additions. Enrollment for 1952-53 projected at 24,000. 22,110 last year. Community rooms may be used as extra classrooms.

Intendent Morrow Blenman Gertrude Cragin Davis Monthan Davidson and Catalina Roskruge Wakefield Mansfeld Davis-Monthan Tucson East Seneca Street Columbus Boulevard East 16Th Street Swan Road East 31St Street Hemlock Str

Britons Pressure for More Commercial Radio Programs

Strong pressure is mounting in Britain for more commercially sponsored radio programs to counter the noncommercial BBC entertainment offerings.

Britain B.B.C

First steel sleeping cars debut in 1909

The earliest steel sleeping cars appeared in 1909 marking a shift from wood. The final wooden sleeping car was built in 1912, ending an era of wooden railcars.

Circus Impounded Over Unpaid Freight Costs

In San Pedro California authorities detain three elephants several trained horses apes educated dogs and others for 6252 dollars unpaid freight on a circus shipment from Japan to the United States. The animals were removed from the Dutch freighter Sarangan and sent to the Thousand Oaks jungle compound. The troupe of 55 acts under E K Fernandez fears further bookings and faces potential disruption of engagements later this month as the Java Pacific line holds the personal baggage and gear.

Java Pacific Steamship Line

PIGLET DIVIDED UP IN WINDSOR FARM METHOD

Henry Cooke faced two sows with litters of 14 and 6 pigs. He sprayed all piglets with kerosene to mask scent and then distributed 10 piglets to each sow to even the litter sizes without upsetting either mother.

Windsor N. C Henry Cooke Cooke

Pen Found After Two Years Reaches Millen

Mt Pleasant Michigan Charles W Millen an insurance agent recovered a fountain pen he lost two years earlier while trout fishing. The pen bore the company name and was returned in good condition by his home office with no explanation for the return.

MT. Pleasant Mich U.P Charles W. Millen

Heatwave Shame Sparks Office Slipup in Hastings

In Hastings Nebraska a secretary in a nonair conditioned office removed her suit coat thinking she wore a blouse but realized she had none on. The incident reflects the heat and lapse in attire during a hot day.

Hastings

Millions use sleeping cars on American railways weekly

More than 50,000 passengers sleep in car accommodations each night across American railroads, showing a steady demand for overnight rail travel and onboard sleeping facilities.

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