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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
5
A Los Angeles superior court was asked to halt Southern Pacific construction in a 25 year old housewife's lawsuit seeking to prevent a $4,000,000 Turson Baily project. The case centers on a woman claiming harm from railroad expansion.
In Downey California railroad workers faced obstruction from Fredna Pavlich mother of two who blocked a grader with a rock to protest a spur track near her home. Superior Judge Joseph Vickers issued a temporary restraining order and set August 29 to show cause why the injunction should be permanent. The railroad said its general counsel Randolph Karr was bitten during the confrontation and that Pavlich entered the right of way about 100 feet from her home last Friday.
A bronze Lincoln bust found in a Connecticut junk dealer s cellar is valued around 750 by art appraiser Sigmund Rothschild who says it was made from photographs and memory not a life sitting. The piece was unearthed by Chester Orsini of Meriden and offered up to 15000.
A spokesman for the imperial household said Japan will not discuss coronation arrangements before receiving an invitation from Buckingham Palace. Plans for Japanese royal attendance were reportedly dropped amid British resentment over the Kobe jailings of two British sailors sentenced for robbing a taxi driver of about 4.76 dollars. Buckingham Palace has not commented.
SULLIVAN Ind Byrd Squire says when he stands on the bank of his pond and calls Fishie fishie catfish assemble by hundreds as close to him as they can get. Charles Brown Sullivan news paperman vouches for the claim He says he and more than a hundred other persons have watched Squire s fish calling act at random spots around the pond. Squire hoisting engineer for a coal mine says it s easy I never lie to them I feed them every time I call them.
Charles A. Noble a 60 year old Detroit native who endured Nazi Germany and seven years in Soviet zone camps is to return to the United States. The U S consulate announced he has been issued a new American passport and may soon go home. Noble was captured in Germany at the war’s start and after hostilities ended was arrested by Soviet authorities in Dresden then released on July 4 by the east zone people’s police.
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