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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1952

Page

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Showers On The Way After Drenching Tucson Winds Shift Southeast

Weather outlook improves as rain returns to northwest Tucson after a drenching event. Rain totals near Flowing Wells reach about 0.20 inches with damage at properties including a barn split in two. No injuries reported but strong winds damaged awnings and roofs near multiple addresses.

Tucson Soil Conservation Nursery Wells Road G. Petrie de Moss Petyierd W. Dragoon St W. Franklin St Mercury

Burglary Case Highlights Repeated Break-In Pattern

North Bergen New Jersey reports Joseph J. Paczkowski faces Magistrate Wilbur Ross on burglary charges. Three years earlier he was seen leaving a restaurant window with $50. two nights ago he was caught exiting the same window with $10.

North Bergen N. J Joseph J. Paczkowksi Wilbur Ross Paczkowski Joe

Flash Flood Traps Dixie Greyhound. One Dead

A Dixie Greyhound bus was swept into a flash flood eight miles south of Cape Girardeau near Ancell. Water rushed through the vehicle trapping passengers and injuring several. Bill Thompson of Eufaula, Alabama, is credited with saving three others. The bus tilted at a 45 degree angle as the torrent swirled around it and passengers attempted to escape through a rear window.

Cape Girardeau Dixie Greyhound Nania Bill Thompson Eufaula Ala Here Ancell Ramsey Creek R. Cook Cottondale Hugh M. Ware

German March Angers Danes in Frederikshavn

Danes angrily denounce a parade by German crewmembers from American minesweepers through Frederikshavn on Jutland to a cemetery. They carried a large wreath for fallen German sailors, recalling wartime occupation while the Danish navy chief comments.

Copenhagen Denmark Frederikshavn Jutland

Newspapers Have Their Troubles Too on the Silverstar

Miami Herald reporter George Southworth met an official aboard the luxury liner Silverstar when it docked after cruising Havana Miami and Vera Cruz. The ship’s official hurried to confer with the captain and then told Southworth that someone aboard wished to buy a newspaper.

Miami Fla Silverstar Havana Vera Cruz High Seas George Southworth Miami Herald Southworth

Germans march in Frederiksvaerk under Danish eyes

Frederikshavn command Capt. Ray Smidt said Danish navy warned the American minesweeper flotilla commander of the planned protest as Germans marched in uniform aboard U.S. vessels. Crowds booed while the ships swept Kattegat ahead of NATO maneuvers next month and Capt. Smidt protested to the flotilla’s U.S. officer in charge.

Frederikshavn Ray Smidt U.S. Navy Kattegat Smith

Tucson City Power Bill May Be Cut By Negotiations

City and utility negotiators released a proposed rate schedule cutting Tucson electric bills by about 11.82 percent. The plan, labeled fair by rate consultant William Fell, would not require state franchise changes and could save around $19,000 annually under current usage. The open contract could be canceled by either party and may take effect in 30 to 45 days.

Max Henkel Tucson Fred Emery Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co City and Power Company William J. Fell Fell Arizona Power Authority Tulsa Okla Fell & Wheeler Citizens’ Committee Harlow, Phelps Donald Wolfer Phil Martin Jr Lloyd Wixson Power Company

Ike May Visit Ft. Huachuca

Brig. Gen. Frank E. Fraser says an answer is expected today or tomorrow to invite Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to visit the guard encampment. Eisenhower was asked in a letter to attend Governor's Day on August 16. High ranking Washington and Sixth Army officials are expected, with Gov. Howard Pyle to be greeted by a 17 gun salute and noon reception.

FT. Huachuca Frank E. Fraser Arizona National Guard Dwight D. Eisenhower Washington Sixth Army San Francisco Fraser Howard Pyle

Navajo Council Endorses Compulsory Education Policy

The Navajo tribal council voted 64 to 1 endorsing compulsory education and allowing state public schools to enforce it for Navajo youth. The provision excludes tribes without a consenting resolution from their governing body. The measure was approved at the next summer meeting.

Minuuw Navajo Tribal Council

Grunewald Theft Suspect Is Held

Police report two youths burglarized the Grunewald home at 2101 East Third Street. Officer Liam J. Gilkinson found the stolen 1951 model car in a downtown lot, detained one suspect after a 20 minute watch, and learned from Grunewald in California of additional property losses.

Arthur Grunewald Third St Don J. Hays Liam J. Gilkinson Gilkinson East Speedway Campbell Avenue Grunewald California Hays Robert Morrow East C Third Street Morrow

Legion To Hear Gov Pyle Tonight At Tucson Event

The American Legion hosts Gov Howard Pyle in Tucson for a 7:30 p.m. session. Gov Pyle travels from Phoenix on a three week campaign tour with no slots in the state. County attorneys sheriffs and guests are invited to the dinner and program in the Legion auditorium.

Proenix Tty Theo Wilson American Legion Howard Pyle Arizona Tucson Injand Legion Auditorium Land Sheriffs

Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Softball and Baseball Schedule

The list shows a crowded Tucson sports slate including A-1 league softball at Santa Rita park and Hi Corbett field baseball with matches such as pam-L and L Drive-In facing Piggy Bank Service Station. Other games include Raum and Adamson versus Town House in A-2 league softball and Damskey's Hot Rods versus Latter Day Saints at 9:30 p.m.

Tucson Santa Rita Park Damskey’s Hot Rods Latter Day Saints

Marines Hold Bunker Hill After Fierce Night Battle

In Korea near Panmunjom the U S Marines repelled a Chinese counterattack on Bunker Hill five miles east of the truce village. Leathernecks had seized the hill in a dawn assault following a night tank attack and prepared bunkers as heavy fighting continued with artillery and air support.

Seoul Korea U. S Bunker Hill Panmunjom Siberia Hill

Pima Rent Control May Be Continued

A Washington report indicates rent controls may continue in Metropolitan Tucson after surveying the non municipal “critical housing area.” It found 530 vacancies from June 16 to July 3, with over 60 percent above $70 monthly and many units unsuitable for families with children.

Pima Min Tucson University of Arizona

Meat Packers Shut Down As Work Stoppage Hits Plants

Nationwide work stoppage spreads through meat packing plants as CIO and AFL-CMC negotiations stall. In South St Paul Armour workers report being locked out after returning from a union meeting, while Kansas City Armour employees halt pork production amid ongoing contract talks.

Chicago CIO United Packinghouse AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters South St. Paul Armour CIO Kansas City Pork Department

U S to Build Huge Atom Plant in Ohio

The Atomic Energy Commission will construct a 1.219 billion dollar gaseous diffusion plant on a 6500 acre site between Wakefield and Piketon in Pike county Ohio. It is part of a 3.5 billion expansion program and will relocate about 50 families from the surrounding area. It lies along the Scioto river 18 to 20 miles north of Portsmouth.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Wakefield Piketon Pike County Ohio Portsmouth Scioto River Ohio River Oak Ridge Tenn Paducah

New Jet Wins High Praise From Test Flight Report

The air force’s new swept wing jet bomber YB 60 shows excellent airworthiness and superior handling, but no speed or altitude figures were released. All twelve test flights to date occurred with Convair’s chief pilot B A Erickson at the controls, joined on all but the first two by Lt. Col. Boyd L. Grubaugh of the USAF fly test center.

FT Worth Tex Defense Department Convair Air Force B. A

Hog Quarantine Still in Effect in Gila County

Arizona will not lift the hog quarantine in Gila county despite National Bureau of Animal Industry notes. State Veterinarian R J Hight says no release until all hog slaughter and premises disinfection are complete, possibly next weekend. The quarantine began July 29 to curb outbreaks in several states, with infection limited to a small hog group shipped to Globe.

Phoenix Arizona Gila County National Bureau of Animal Industry R. J. Hight Claude Evans Arizona Livestock Board Globe

Index Stevenson heads to Washington for briefing

Index Stevenson travels to Washington for a top level briefing on important government affairs. The report notes United States policy matters and potential implications for federal programs and oversight.

Stevenson Washington Santa Cruz Valley Happy Boy Russia Ariz

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