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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1952

Page

2

Limit on Editorial Space for Candidates Faces Opposition

Washington reports a House committee hearing where Rep. Clare Hoffman urged curbing editorial space a newspaper may devote to a candidate. Critics called the idea unconstitutional and unworkable, while Hoff man's stance drew sharp dismissal from Rep. Boggs and others. Summerfield cautioned delaying changes until 1952 campaign data are complete.

Washington Congress Clare E. Hoffman R-Mich House Hoffman Hale Boggs D-La Rep Keating New York Boggs Karsten D-Mo McCulloch Rohio Rooney D-Ny John Knight Detroit Free Press Arthur Summerfield Republican National Committee Eisenhower Summerfield

FBI Revives 'Dead' Draftee After Noting No Tombstone

Alfred C. Zaccone, 25, was arrested on charges of failure to report for a preinduction exam after a bungled chain of meant to prove his death. The draft board learned of the fake death via letters allegedly signed by his mother and a coroner form. The FBI linked handwriting to Zaccone and found no gravesite for him at All Saints cemetery.

Chicago.p FBI Alfred C. Zaccone Chicago Selective Service Board No. 14 Zaccone Alfred Draft Board Navy Board No. 14 All Saints Cemetery John F. Malone Chicago Malone All Saints

Thief Abandons Half Million Dollars in Checks

In Worcester Massachusetts a thief who stole about 500000 in checks from a Railway Express truck dropped the loot yesterday finding none of the checks usable as they were endorsed for deposit only. Beverly Nadeau 16 and her sister Geraldine 9 discovered three canvas bags containing the checks while playing in a backyard. The theft occurred Monday while the truck driver paused in a diner. Bank officials said the checks were for business and could not be cashed.

Worcester Mass Beverly Nadeau Geraldine

Foreman Hearing Continued In Perjury Case

County Atty Robert Morrison seeks to handle double preliminaries for Leo Foreman 31 car wash operator. Hearing adjourned to 9:30 a m December 9 by Justice Clark H Johnson over defense objections. Foreman free on 5000 dollar bond on first complaint and 500 dollar bond on second while Morrison prosecutes separate perjury case.

Robert Morrison Leo Foreman Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Robert Richard Boylston Morrison Foreman Fred O. Wilson Jasper the Revistons

VA's Cardon To Speak At Veterinary Parley

The Arizona Veterinary Medical association holds its annual meeting at the San Marcos Hotel in Chandler from tomorrow to Saturday. B. P. Cardon, animal pathologist at the University of Arizona, is among the guest speakers.

Chandler The Arizona Veterinary Medical Association San Marcos B. P. Cardon University of Arizona

Parking Off Street Plan Discussed By Tucson Merchants

Tucson merchants and the off-street parking committee meet at 2 30 to map promotion steps for a parking program. About 15 businessmen joined a preliminary session led by Harold Adamson. A week of action was set to circulate a failed bill and a feasibility survey for a 6 million dollar plan. Col Howell Gilbert of Grand Rapids said many U S cities oversee municipal parking lots.

Tucson Citizens’ Committee Harold —_ Adamson Adamson Howell Gilbert Grand Rapids Mich United States Garem

Parking shortfall cuts value in Milwaukee and Detroit

A speaker blamed private capital for stalled progress noting downtown property values in Milwaukee and Detroit have fallen by about 60 million dollars due to inadequate parking. Both cities face ongoing challenges in attracting development amid parking shortages.

Jean Milwaukee Detroit

Garages Under Construction Mentioned in Evening Talk

On Wednesday evening December 3, 1952 a statement noted that garages are under construction, with details about progress discussed by the speaker.

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