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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1949
Page
9
A Tacoma man seeks women by posing as a doctor aiding Dr. Kinsey in a sequel survey. He vows free undergarments while probing sexual questions, prompting Better Business Bureau warnings after complaints over missing gifts.
Five new members at large were elected to the Tucson Community Chest board for next year at the annual meeting. They are C. A. Carson, F. Payne Dearing, R. E. Heineman, L. P. Hermes, and Richard Jacome. Three agency representatives were named: Charles McGuire, Frank Wotan, and Rafael Brandes. A research committee to explore campaign improvements will be named December 13 per president Royal Irving.
Hans J. Isbrandtsen, head of the Isbrandtsen line with about twenty ships, accuses Secretary of State Acheson of insensitivity after two of his vessels were shelled by Chinese Nationalists off Shanghai. He denounces ship-sinking and claims the Secretary delays action and seeks only monetary damages. State Department notes Acheson praised shippers who kept ships away from Shanghai and says the blockade is not legally enforced.
Biggs Air Force Base officials announce B-50 bombers will replace B-29s in the 975th bombardment wing. Biggs commander Major General David W. Hutchins said the newer bombers are expected soon and will join the 975th Bomb Group as the wing's striking arm.
In Casa Grande an inquest was planned into the death of Eschel Myers an 11 year old after the car he rode in collided with a truck trailer at the U S 84 Selma road intersection. He died three hours later at Norman hospital from head and chest injuries. The father Lawrence Myers was driving the car and reportedly made a U turn after missing a turn when struck broadside by the truck.
During last summer's construction at Ochoa elementary school residents snooped interiors and admired bright tile work. Principal Lou Ballfinch notes the feature has influenced many homes this fall, improving neighborhoods through a profitable curiosity.
William Kiser 1100 E North St reported missing since Monday was located by police in Tucson and returned home today. He told officers he had been visiting in Buckeye before the sighting.
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