Astrological Forecast Teases Citizen Readers
Carroll Righter’s daily forecast promises guidance on how planetary motions influence life on earth starting next Monday in the Citizen newspaper.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
4
Carroll Righter’s daily forecast promises guidance on how planetary motions influence life on earth starting next Monday in the Citizen newspaper.
Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths began to mount with 18 to 16 fatalities from highway accidents Friday night and today. The National Safety Council projected about 480 traffic fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, amid 40 million cars on the road. State tallies included Georgia six, Illinois one, New York four, New Jersey three, New Mexico one, Pennsylvania one, with joint reports of non traffic fatalities.
The Internal Revenue Service reports average settlements at 15 cents on the dollar in six open book policy compromises. Total back taxes claimed were $190,000, with $28,600 collected so far, and officials say results could not be better. Readily accessible files cover three cases in each batch, with the latest disclosures detailing a Brooklyn company, a Massachusetts woman, and a Mississippi man among others. Marathon Oil Co. paid $10,000 to settle $64,000 in tax claims. Mrs. Frances L. Haffer paid $2,600 on 1943–45 taxes. J. W. Barnett Sr. paid $3,000 on 1943 taxes after a nolo contendere plea and a $1,500 fine.
Sir Walrond Sinclair, 72, chairman of British Tire & Rubber and of Indian Rubber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph, died in a London hospital after a long illness. He served as director of Royal Bank of Scotland, sat on the rubber control board since 1941, and in 1917 led national service for the London region.
North Korean Gen Nam Il, a senior Red armistice negotiator, protests to the United Nations over a death and injuries in U N prison camps since Sunday. U N officials say a dynamite blast after falling rocks caused one death and one injury at a Masan work site, with twenty five more prisoners hurt as clashes occur. Truce talks remain recessed until Thursday.
Carnegie Free library shelves welcome two new science fiction novels under the title Double In Space along with a broad batch of new titles. The list features Lucy, or The Delaware Dialogues. The Bridge of Heaven. The Shining Tides. Testimonies. Brighten the Corner. Bread of Heaven. The Distant Shore. Upside Down in the Magnolia Tree. Beyond the Breakers. Pioneer Loves. Give Beauty Back. Colonel Julian and Other Stories. Home to Tennessee. John Bonwell. The Bengal Tiger. The Hayburn Family. and Gold Under Skull Peak by various authors.
In Louisville Frank Pettit testified his wife tried wrestling holds on him and threw a garbage can through a window after he returned home from a wrestling match. Mrs Pettit told Judge David Cates she would give up amateur wrestling and keep the peace in the future.
Rev. D. C. Coleman of Prince Chapel AME and Tucson Ministerial alliance will preach at 8 p.m. in Catalina Methodist patio on The World's Cry marking the last summer union service sponsored by the Tucson Council of Churches. ARIZONA churchmen attend a Lund Sweden World Council conference as Faith and Order debates report. Rev. Durand says findings shape world church thinking.
Bernarr MacFadden the 84 year old fitness pioneer celebrated his Paris birthday jump with praise from spectators and said he may parachute into Russia on the Volga if invited and funded. He plans to contact London authorities about a Thames river jump and may return to Paris for another birthday leap.
Four British scientists on an arctic expedition to Greenland are marooned in the uninhabited northeastern sector of the ice capped island. Denmarkshavn radioed they have sufficient supplies and are believed safe, but rescue could take two months due to heavy ice packs. The encampment lies at Kap Rink about 900 miles from the North Pole.
Tucson public school administrative offices will return to regular hours starting Tuesday said Robert D. Morrow superintendent. Weekday hours will be 7 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday hours 8 30 a.m. to 12 noon with the summer closure ending.
Hector Saucedo of Mexico and Morenio de Talavera of Spain will headline a resumed bullfight in Nogales Sonora. The 4:30 p m program features four bulls from Torrecillas and Santo Domingo with arena manager Pedro Gonzales promising a spectacular display as both nations compete. Reservations end at 10 a m tomorrow by calling the arena office.
Gasoline leaking from a service station tank entered Geneva sewers and posed an explosion risk. Crews flushed sewers to Seneca Lake while police warned downtown workers and residents. One movie theater closed early as businesses ventilated offices and turned off gas heating devices.
The Korean War's first American triple amputee, Angel Gomez of Aibonito Puerto Rico, leaves New York for home where townspeople have built him a house as part of a hero's welcome. He spent a year at Walter Reed in Washington after losing both legs and his right arm. He was met in New York by San Juan mayor Felisa Rincon Gautier.
Arnold V. Finch, Toledo city manager, suggests installing drive-in cashier windows for residents to pay their water bills, aiming to speed up payments and reduce office visits. The initiative details were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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