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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1952

Page

4

Reuther poised for CIO presidency victory in Atlantic City

Walter P. Reuther 45, head of the United Auto Workers, appears certain to win the CIO presidency after two major unions pledged support, boosting his pledged total past 2.8 million votes. The convention faces a floor fight as Allan S. Haywood supporters resist.

Atlantic City N. J Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers CIO Reuther Uiveil Livi United Rubber Workers Oil Workers Unions Allan S. Haywood Philip Murray Wayne Morse Oregon Civil Defense James J. Wadsworth Haywood David MacDonald Steel Workers Union John L. Lewis Murray Auto Workers Industrial Union Industrial Union Movement. An “Internationalist,” Reuther

Ft. Huachuca Dedicates Libby Field at Airstrip Ceremony

Fort Huachuca names its new airstrip Sgt. George D. Libby Field in a 2:30 p.m. dedication attended by civil and military officials from local, state and national levels. The field honors a Medal of Honor engineer killed in Korea and built by aviation engineering students with minimal funds. A monument with a bronze plaque funded by the Bisbee-Warren Lowell Chamber of Commerce will be unveiled, with flyovers from Williams and Davis-Monthan bases. The public may attend.

Ft. Huachuca George D. Libby Air Force Korea Arizona Bisbee-Warren Lowell Chamber

Foreign country names dot Texas towns and post offices

Texas towns and post offices bear names from China Egypt Holland Ireland Italy Palestine Scotland Turkey and Trinidad reflecting a diverse heritage across the state with numerous communities carrying foreign identifiers.

Texas Dallas Tex U.P China Egypt Holland Ireland Italy Palestine Scotland Turkey Trinidad

Water baptism mistake over a broken lunch date

A reader recounts a jealous act after finding her husband dining with a neighbor. She poured water on the woman’s head, then left. The columnist mocks the stunt, calls the act silly and unwise, and urges calmer responses when a partner breaks a date.

Faced with Scarred Face I Found Life After Injury

A reader recounts a severe facial scar from a 13 year old accident that claimed four relatives and damaged his mother’s health. He details overcoming society’s stares through resolve and plastic surgery, marrying, building a career, and continuing life despite discrimination.

Have Fun and Trust Your Sense in Young Love

The writer advises a young woman to not wait passively for a navy friend she has never met. She should date other boys and enjoy herself, arguing that a single promising letter and a photo cannot justify emotional withdrawal or social stagnation.

Cattle Market In Arizona Nearing Low Point

Tucson ranchers report a weak market with buyers scarce and prices down about a third from last year. Calves remain unsold as October shipments show Arizona losing 21 percent year over year, while cross border cattle head to California and central Arizona.

Charles Fowler Jr The Fowler Commission Co University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service Arizona Fowler Tucson California University

Aussies Drink More Beer Then, 1949 per Journal

Australians drank 17 gallons of beer per person in 1949, up from 11 gallons in 1939, according to the Medical Journal of Australia.

Melbourne Australia Medical Journal of Australia

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