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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
28
Book notes review covers Edgar Mittelholzer's Children of Kaywana a reveling Guiana historical novel with Hendrickje at the center and fast moving action amid colonial upheaval. Theo d C Stanwell Fletcher The Tundra World is a brisk Churchill area memoir describing tundra life wild fauna storms and brief summer wonders.
A Brazilian air force lieutenant, Luis Felipe de Albuquerque Melo, is jailed on a preliminary fraud charge after allegedly amassing millions from speculators through dubious schemes. Police say debts range from 4 to 12 million in promissory notes and post-dated checks. He allegedly bought cars on installment plans at above market prices then sold them for cash. Authorities note no repayment plan has been disclosed. In related action, Argentine police seek to arrest a 38 year old former investment company employee, Juan Maria Bersategui, for embezzling 10 million pesos worth of securities, believed spent on a new home, three cars, and a chauffeur in Montevideo.
Physical culturist Bernarr MacFadden 84 planned to jump into the Seine from 3 000 feet but could not secure a plane as a charter firm withdrew pilots due to risk. Wartime French paratroopers inspected his parachute and boots as he awaited alternative air support.
Vincent Hallinan, San Francisco attorney, is the American Labor party presidential candidate and will appear on New York ballots. The party nominated Mrs. Charlotte Bass for vice president at its convention last night, while Hallinan also seeks the Progressive party nomination.
The U S Eighth Army says 25 more Communist prisoners of war were slightly injured by guards in three disturbances at U N POW camps since Sunday. One prisoner was killed and one hurt in a work accident. a Koje island surge saw 15 seriously injured in a singing protest.
A 17 year old boy was charged with murdering his stepmother Dorothy Bell by stabbing her in the back at their Niagara Falls home. Mrs Dorothy Bell 32 died in hospital after police, alerted by a tip, found her wounded on a couch amid reports of a quarrel. The suspect is Carl Alexander Bell, her stepson.
Kiyoshi Iwamoto, managing editor and director of Kyodo, will depart Tokyo on September 2 to visit Kyodo bureaus worldwide. Kyodo is Japan’s leading news agency serving 88 morning and 73 evening papers with a combined circulation of 29 million. The agency also supplies content to Japan’s major network of 141 stations.
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