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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1952

Page

3

Moscow Talks Driven by War Strains and Shifting Alignments

London observers say Soviet Chinese talks in Moscow reflect rising uncertainties over the Korean War and divergent views within the alliance. The arrival of Chou En-lai and limited official detail mark a tense phase as both sides seek a final position on their joint stance.

London Moscow Nani Oain Wuay Chou En-lai Tass Chou Andrei Y. Vishinski Peiping Red China Mao Tsetung China Russia

Texas oilman pays record price for prize Aberdeen Angus bull

Texas oilman T F Murchison paid 100000 for 50 percent of Prince Sunbeam 249, a living Aberdeen Angus bull with international prizes. The bull will be flown from Shadow Isle farm New Jersey to Murchison’s Burnett Texas ranch next month and return to New Jersey in March. He won the 1949 international championship and ranks among about 50 000 registered Angus studs. Murchison calls it sound business saying higher cattle prices yield higher returns.

San Antonio Tex T. F. Murchison Murchison Armand Hammer United Distillers of America Shadow Isle Farm Red Bank N. J Burnett New Jersey

Canada Declares Foot and Mouth Disease Cleared

Ottawa reports Canada free of foot and mouth disease after six months of restrictions. Agriculture Minister Gardiner says movement of livestock and meats is fully restored though veterinarians will monitor for new outbreaks. Since diagnosis in February, 1 343 cattle 294 swine and 97 sheep were slaughtered. The outbreak involved 42 premises across five Saskatchewan municipalities with potential economic damage estimated at 50 to 100 million dollars.

Ottawa Canada James G. Gardiner United States U.S Gardiner Saskatchewan

New Meglin Dance Studio Opens in Town Thursday

Bette Deane announces the Meglin studio will open Thursday in the VFW auditorium at 124 E. Broadway offering classes for children ages 2 1/2 to 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The program aims to train students for musical comedy in film and television. notable graduates include Shirley Temple Judy Garland Mickey Rooney Jane Withers and Marie Wilson. Tucson students may transfer to Hollywood studios at any time.

Meglin Hollywood Bette Deane VFW Broadway Miss Deane Shirley Temple Judy Garland Mickey Rooney Jane Withers Marie Wilson Meglin Kiddies Tucson

Yard Is Dump For Atom Waste At Compton Grounds

Arthur H. Compton the Washington University chancellor faces a yard dump of radioactive waste metals from the university atomic work. Engineer A A Schulke says burying them here is best and safe if buried though misuse could harm later devices. About three large cans are buried every two months.

ST. Louis Arthur H. Compton Washington University Dr. Compton A. A. Schulke

Two Men Escape From Mt. Lemmon Prison Camp

Federal officers search for Manuel Andrade-Barajas and Vicente Martinez-Ortega who fled Mt. Lemmon prison camp ten days into six month sentences for illegal entry from Mexico. Both wore blue work shirts denim trousers and caps. a $50 reward is offered.

Mt. Lemmon United States Mexico Manuel Andrade- Barajas Vicente Martinez- Ortega

Douglas Soldier Killed In Action In Korea

A Douglas Arizona soldier First Lt Lewis Co Kluttz son of Mr and Mrs Silas L Kluttz 949 10th St Douglas has been killed in action in Korea the department of defense announces Two Arizona marines have been wounded in action in the Korean war Sgt Elnest L Hawkins son of Mr and Mrs Perry E Hawkins Phoenix and Pfc Harvey E Shipman son of Mrs Norma M Moore Casa Grande were wounded in action

Washington Douglas Ariz Lewis Co. Kluttz Silas L. Kluttz 10Th St Korea Department of Defense Arizona Sgt Elnest L Hawkins Perry E. Hawkins Phoenix Pfc Harvey E. Shipman Norma M. Moore Casa Grande

Firemen Fight Barn Blaze With Cider Water Alternative

Firemen responding to a farm barn fire near Ariand found no water supply. They extinguished the flames using 1,000 gallons of cider to combat the blaze.

Ariand France

Indian's Death Blamed On Fall

Investigators say Pete Havier a 19 year old Ak Chin Papago died from a skull fracture after falling from a pickup truck while in tribal police custody. Sheriff Eyman and an FBI agent probed the case after Santa Rosa residents reported possible foul play. Havier was found on a road between Santa Rosa and the Sells Ajo highway. he and three others were being taken to jail for a disturbance during a tribal celebration.

Pete Havier Ak Chin Papago Frank A. Eyman Havier FBI Santa Rosa Sells Ajo

Nine More Join Army and Air Force in August Total

Last week's enlistees at the local recruiting office numbered nine, bringing August's total to nineteen. Army recruits include Lawrence L. Leahy, Clonard Simmons, Paul E. Nelson, Gordon P. Davis, and Melvin Fisher from Tucson and Marana. Air Force volunteers are Robert L. Windsor, John B. Taylor, Joe B. Ward from Tucson. Daniel E. Hugh from Tucson.

Army and Air Force Army Lawrence L. Leahy E. Venice Ave Clonard Simmons S. Main St Paul E. Nelson S. Olsen Ave Tucson Gordon P. Davis Marana Melvin Fisher Ft. Huachuca Robert L. Windsor Lowell John B. Taylor Bisbee Joe B. Ward Rt. 1 Box 690 Daniel E. , Hugh 1661 Circle Adr

Japan to Expand TV Production with 3000 Sets in September

Production of 3000 television sets is planned for September to speed television broadcasting in Japan. Six stations have already applied for licenses.

Japan TV _ TOKYO

Milk truck driver killed in Long Island crash

Robert B. Hiller 27, a Shoreham public school principal, drove a milk truck to earn extra money while his wife prepared for a first child. He did not return from his last shift as his truck collided with a passenger car, injuring three occupants.

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