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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1952
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports both presidential hopefuls face a tightrope as they balance support for controversial positions without endorsing individuals. Eisenhower refuses blanket support for McCarthy while signaling judgment on McCarthyism. Stevenson weighs Trumanism amid party pressure.
Deputies planned to question several people about a brutal beating on South Mission road Thursday night as investigators link reports from multiple victims. Two men saw a man jump from a car and hide in a building site while others pursued and rescued a second victim. Blood was found in the under construction building though hospital records show no confirmed victim. Richard Bledsoe of Davis Monthan Air Force Base said he was assaulted near North Sixth Avenue and East Congress Street as a man fled in a car. Investigators probed three more beatings late Friday with limited descriptions from witnesses.
ALCOA plans a 400 million dollar aluminum smelting plant in Alaska pending land purchase and government approval. The Taiya valley near Skagway would host a first phase producing 200000 tons annually, financed privately and creating about 4000 jobs over four years.
The government will open its internal tax settlement files to the public next week under a Truman executive order. It will reveal case details for compromises accepted, including taxpayer identities, amounts, and the government’s reasoning, with access limited to press, Congress, and others with legitimate interests.
David M. Lovitt has asked to be relieved of his duties as chair man of the citizen's fire prevention committee. He submitted his resignation to Mayor Fred Emery saying he is unable to continue in the post.
The Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross will work through the weekend to help local residents contact relatives in the Bakersfield earthquake area. Chapter Manager W C Wilkinson said the office focuses on citizens with relatives in roped off sections and urges callers to try to reach relatives by phone before seeking Red Cross assistance.
Levitt writes to thank fire department officials and city employees for their cooperation during his tenure as committee chairman. He praises the department and city staff for support and teamwork throughout his service.
A thief stole 208 dollars from the rooms of eight government female employees, all of whom work for the FBI, in Washington. The incident prompts a Counterspy appeal for information to aid the investigation.
Registration for Blessed Martin de Porres elementary at 140 W Speedway runs 9 to 11 am and 3 to 5 pm on Monday. The school, open to all races creeds and colors, will offer the first three grades and be staffed by three Maryknoll sisters the first of their order to teach in the Tucson diocese.
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