Acheson Blames MacArthur For Faulty Intelligence
In a secret briefing, Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned a third world war looms, says the Korean crisis partly stems from Gen. MacArthur's bungled intelligence. He cites undercounted Chinese forces and urges centralized intelligence and UN action.
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Nine Catholic clerics jailed in Prague spy trial
In Prague nine Roman Catholic churchmen including a bishop and abbots were convicted of espionage and high treason in a Vatican plot to overthrow Czechoslovakia's Communist government. Sentences ranged from ten years to life imprisonment, with fine penalties. All defendants confessed and expressed repentance, while attributing influence to Vatican directives.
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Woman’s Day at First Christian Church Sermon Theme
Mrs Harold L Langer wife of the church pastor will preach at 10 45 a m Sunday as the annual women's day is observed Her subject is Greater Things than These Mrs J B McKendry assists and the women's council elders and deacons serve Mrs John Steiger is council president Colored slides will backdrop scripture and prayer solo at 7 15 p m Sunday Miss Dorothy Crawford sings solo
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Action Urged On State Taxes In Arizona
State tax commission in Phoenix asks legislators to act on equalizing property tax via a statewide survey, imposing a use tax on out of state purchases, adding a full-time attorney, revising income tax deductions, placing public utilities under the commission, securing lump sum funding, and buying more bookkeeping machines.
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Tucson Aid In Atom Attack
Harvey F Ludwig warned Arizona Sewage and Water Works association that cities including Tucson would be asked to supply emergency water works crews in a western atom attack. He urged inter city planning and pre arranged isolation of damaged areas to minimize fire and water loss with federal backing needed for progress. The conference closed with a banquet in the Pioneer ballroom.
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Ends In Jail Despite Plea
A 22 year old Dominic Lutza was jailed after a drunken incident at a rooming house on 12th Street. Three men encountered him asleep in a chair, Lutza swung and struck one before police arrived. His car keys were found on another resident who had urged him to stay.
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Government Considers Buying All Rubber
Washington reports the government weighs resuming wartime rubber imports to remove private competition and curb prices. The plan would have the state purchase natural rubber from abroad and resell to private industry, while synthetic rubber remains under national production authority allocation.
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Mrs. Evans Is Found Dead in Station Wagon
Eunice Evans, 60, of 148 East 17th Street, was found dead in her station wagon half a mile west of Tucson Medical Center on Grant Road. Coroner James M. Howsare said death appears to be a heart attack. She had lived in Tucson six years and is survived by her husband Willard and four daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Reilly Funeral Home.
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Wichita
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Tucson
Ellen B. Wildman
Hatch, N. M
Hugo M. Walther
Kirkwood
Reilly Funeral Home
Man Receives $100 Fine For Untagged Deer Meat
Maden Foe Mow of 3238 Holliday Sr. pled guilty in justice court to possessing untagged deer meat. State game warden W E Tharp testified he found remains at Mow’s home. Justice Clark H Johnson imposed a minimum $100 fine or 90 days in jail. maximum potential penalty was $300 and six months.
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Former State Publisher Henry Reed Dies in California
Henry Reed, 76, longtime publisher who started the Imperial Valley Press in 1900 and led four La Mesa area papers, died yesterday in California. He previously published the Glendale News from 1912 to 1938 and recently ran El Cajon Valley News, La Mesa Scout, Heartland News and Mountain Messenger with his son Carlyle.
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Latin American Film to Be Shown at UA
The Pan American League will present Album of the Americas a color study of Latin music folklore art and customs at 8 p m Wednesday in the auditorium of the new liberal arts building A 7 to 8 p m business meeting precedes the screening This program is part of a series with the next film Buenos Aires scheduled after January 1.
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Forum Hearsen Students and Maine Senator Changes Sought
Two prominent figures, Arizona's Lewis Douglas and Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith, arrive in Tucson as a forum invites student fund changes. Smith will speak on Report From Washington at the University of Arizona auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 p.m., hosted by the forum and Tucson Woman's Club. She will be introduced by club president Mrs. Ralph R. Guthrie and honored at a reception before departing for Washington. In Phoenix, Arizona educators propose changing student body funds handling to county treasury control, with bills to require professional qualifications for administrators and to raise building levy from 10 to 50 cents to reduce bonds.
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Coolidge
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Trikkala Parley Theme At Covenant Church Night
Tucson program presents Trikala Greece as an introduction to the United Nations. Nina Kostopoulou and Chris Karamidhos, Trikala students with University of Arizona scholarships, will answer questions with Greek city slides. Mrs Harvill will discuss age and ideas fostering cooperation and peace.
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Greece
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Social Education
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Advertising Lectures At UA Open To Public
A series of lectures for University of Arizona advertising classes will be open to the public. Sessions begin at 10 40 a m in room 204 of the aeronautics building with speakers from KVOA including Ben Slack Ray Holsclaw Fred Gerletti and Mrs Dorothy Thierman on scheduled December dates.
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KVOA
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Tucson Letter Shop
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in Miracle Mile Collision
Clyde Buntin, 45, of 2448 N Sparkman bird entered a guilty plea in justice court for driving under the influence. He received a $100 fine and 15 days in jail after deputies say he drove north in the wrong lane on Miracle Mile, striking Karl W Hamel near Davis Monthan Air Force Base.
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Fiesta de San Xavier Mass at old Tucson mission
The annual Fiesta de San Xavier in Tucson features a nine thirty a m Mass in Latin of the Missa de Cana Juno revived by Papago choir. Bishop Gercke will celebrate as over two thousand Papago and other Indians attend. procession begins at 7 30 p m in the mission yard. events extend through Sunday evening with Advent commemoration.
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Fidler Receives Gold Service Badge for 20 Years
Ben C. Fidler, local manager of operations for American Airlines, was awarded a gold service badge for two decades of service. He began in Tucson 1930 as a radio operator at Davis-Monthan Field, served in Fort Worth, returned to Tucson in 1942, and received the pin from Gage Mace, regional operations director in Los Angeles, at a Tucson airport luncheon on November 24.
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