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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1950
Page
2
Capitol Gabfest reports closed gambling headquarters in Tucson and Phoenix may resume activity on Sept 15 as supporters mobilize. The piece also covers UN Security Council maneuvers, Formosa debates, Chou En Lai’s demands, and local Arizona election jitters including Garvey and Hayden campaigns.
Washington August 28 the senate cleared the right of way for a 35554000000 money bill to run the government this year. An emergency defense measure providing 1677100000 plus 1468000000 for military needs was expected to move quickly to the White House. The emergency bill would fund 5333 new planes and equipment for the Korean War and broaden military strength.
Richard F. Harless Democratic candidate for governor shifts headquarters to the Colonial hotel 221 S. Stone Ave from 81 N. Stone Ave as the old site is razed for a Jacome's department store project. The Steinfelds grocery liquor and soda fountain quarters at North Stone and Pennington Streets will be vacated Thursday.
Edmond Rehak, secretary-general of the free Czech council, claims Czechoslovakia ceded uranium deposits along its frontier to East Germany in a secret deal. He says a frontier strip about 12 miles by 2% miles was transferred and a special commission is examining the change. He also states Russia now holds exploitation rights to Czech uranium under Soviet administration.
A battalion of about 1,000 Belgian volunteer troops will join United Nations forces in Korea. The Belgian cabinet decided yesterday on this contribution to its U.N. obligation.
A reflective essay compares frontier breakthroughs across eras from sugar to electricity and air conditioning. It argues innovators break frontiers, turning ideas into wealth while reshaping daily life with advancing materials and technologies.
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