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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

3

Manila Prepares To Hold Olympics

Manila becomes an athletic hub as U S Army morale builders convert the city into a multi sport center with 24 sports and 10 minor activities in anticipation of the Far East Olympics from December 21 to January 1 and the Bamboo Bowl on New Year’s Day. Prominent ex college stars and base players compete in baseball football boxing and more with crowds numbering around 20 000 at Rizal Stadium.

Manila U. S. Army Pacific Peddige Kirby Higbe Dominic DiMaggio Johnny Welas Early Wynn Clark Griffith Army Chuck Wynn Dado Ceferino Garcia Madison Square Garden Tommy Campbell Kansas City Golden Glover Flashly Bastian Rizel Stadium

Work Resumed On Big Telescope In California

In Pasadena scientists remove a wartime canvas from the 200 inch telescope mirror and resume grinding to finish the largest astronomical reflector. Dr John A Anderson of Caltech says the mirror may be installed on Palomar Mountain within 18 months as the observatory nears completion.

California Pasadena Calif Palomar Mountain San Diego County John A. Anderson California Institute of Technology

Forest rangers adopt wild animals as pets in remote lookouts

In Glendora California a district ranger named Anselmo Lewis reported that lonely forest rangers at remote lookout stations keep a variety of wild animals as pets. The men care for golden eagles tame quail a doe two fawns a raccoon and a flight of pelicans.

Glendora Calif Anselmo Lewis

King Sentenced To Life Imprisonment

Paul W. King, 30, Casa Grande bartender, convicted of hold up and shooting Tempe filling station operator Howard I. Walter, was sentenced in superior court to life imprisonment. Judge Dudley W. Windes asked for remarks before judgment. King replied, Not a thing.

Phoenix Paul W. King Casa Grande Tempe Dudley W. Windes King Howard I. Walter

Hostess Uses Perfect Rule in Back Bay Home

A Back Bay matron famed as a flawless hostess greets guests with "At last" on arrival and sighs "Already" at departure, revealing a quirky personal system praised by friends.

Boston W.P Back Bay

India Provisional Government Aim Amid Independence Debate

The piece discusses Britain's path to Indian self rule after provincial elections and a potential provisional Indian government. It notes Nehru's influence and editorial views from the Times of London on a straightforward, unfettered Indian leadership and the obstacles posed by internal factionalism.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Britain India Mohandas Gandhi Nehru Times of London

Juvenile Smoker Case Heard In Wolverhampton Court

A 10 year old boy appeared in juvenile court at Wolverhampton England where he was rated an inveterate smoker amid a youth delinquency case.

Wolverhampton England

Quisling Minister Sentenced to Death for Treason

An Oslo dispatch says William Hagelin, interior minister in Quisling’s puppet cabinet, was sentenced to death for treason with execution expected within three weeks.

London Oslo William Hagelin Vidkun Quisling

Milk truck driver sweeps up glass after spill

In Indianapolis a milkman was seen stopping his truck and sweeping a pile of glass from the street with a broom. The shards were not from a milk bottle, and the incident occurred amid a tire shortage affecting drivers nationwide.

Indianapolis

MPs Leave Nogales After Four-Year Stay

Nogales Ariz Dec 5 Nearly four years of Army surveillance over military traffic at the border city have ended with the order to close the military police station. All personnel attached to the unit have departed the city.

Nogales Ariz

Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It

A booklet offering opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Divisions 535 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept M-11. The advertisement invites inquiries about inheritance and causes of epilepsy.

Fifth Ave New York N.Y Dept M-11

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