Oddities To Be Shown Here
Robert Ripley’s Believe It or Not collection comes to Tucson in a three day exhibition hosted by Disabled American Veterans chapters. The trailer display runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Congress street and Sixth avenue. Highlights include crowns, tiaras, scepters, maces, a skulldrum, a tree heart butterfly, a steel cutting knife, and a Tibetan horn. Proceeds aid disabled veterans.
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Robert Ripley
Tucson
Congress Street
Sixth Avenue
Africa
DAV
State Department
Bell Ringers Concert Set At University-Catalina Church
The Mason Swiss bell ringers Dorothy and Renard Mason present a sacred music concert at 8 15 p m Sunday at University Catalina Methodist church East Speedway sponsored by the Sunday Evening forum. They have toured almost every state for 18 years appearing in thousands of schools and churches. The program features hymns on a rare mix of instruments. A second concert is scheduled at First Methodist church at 4 p m Sunday.
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The
Mason Swiss Bell Ringers
University-Catalina Methodist Church
East Speedway
Sunday Evening Forum
Forum
Bell Ringers
Dorothy and
Renard Mason
Masons
First Methodist
War In Japan Hospital War In Japan Hospital
Doctors and nurses at a 500 bed U S Army hospital in Japan cope with a Korean war surge. Since China entered, 1,555 patients crowd the wards with daily inflows around 900 casualties evacuated to base, and space pushed into pup tents. Passes are cancelled, civilian nurses hired, and staff work around the clock.
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Joe Quinn
Army
Japan
U.P
Red China
United States
Harold Kretz
Pittsburgh
118Th Station Hospital
Lyman Chandler Duryea
Larchmont
N. Y
Korea
Duryea
Cominform claims progress in undermining Tito regime in Yugoslavia
Vienna reports the Cominform, via its Bucharest weekly, asserts Yugoslavs loyal to Stalin resist Tito with protests and sabotage. It cites factory defects, damaged lathes, rerouted trains, dumped timber, and large losses in work hours as evidence of anti-Tito activity.
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Vienna
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Bucharest
Stalin
Tito
Udarnik
Zrenjanin
Rade Koncar
Ivo
Lola Ribar
Zeleznik
Britain
United States
Rijeka
Stalac-Nish
Belgrade
Slovenia
Marx
Lenin
Two Heart Attack Victims Treated After Emergencies
Police aided two heart attack victims in the last 24 hours. Carl M. Malone of Davis Monthan Air Force Base was stricken at Armory Park around 4 p.m. yesterday and taken to the veterans hospital. Early today Frank Powers of 210 East Second Street was stricken at a grille at 100 East Congress Street and transported to the veterans hospital by ambulance.
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Carl M. Malone
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Armory Park
Veterans Hospital
Frank Powers
E. Second St
E. Congress St
Collins Sees No Need For Bomb In Korea
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, U. S. army chief of staff, inspected Korean war fronts from the air, touring Changjin area and northeast sectors before landing in Hamhung. He conferred with commanders, planned to depart for Washington, and said the retreating Eighth Army could take care of itself with no need for the a bomb in Korea.
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Tokyo
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Changjin Reservoir
Hamhung
Seoul
Collins
Washington
Korea
Royalty Greets Royalty At Port In Greece
In Athens on December 6, Britain's Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip landed at Turcolomano bay and were welcomed by the Greek king and queen who will host them for several days of visit.
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Port
Greece
Athens
Britain
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Turcolomano Bay
Ike Faces Difficult Job In New Command Post war plan
Sacramento dispatch reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower is expected to return to Europe to command Atlantic Pact forces. He faces assembling an army from thin numbers and red tape, with Europe demanding rapid action against Soviet threats. The piece notes divisions promised or stationed across Britain, the United States, France, Belgium, and Germany, against 175 Soviet divisions.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Elbe
Britain
Germany
United States
Seventh Army
France
Belgium
Russia
Tucson Ministers In YWCA Panel
A Tucson Ministerial Association panel on Ministering at the Time of Death was held at the YWCA. Participants included Rev. Charles E. Hill Rev. Albert T. Bilgray Rev. George W. Fe Rev. Clovis Snider Dr. Harold L. Langer summarized that spiritual needs shape ministerial work. About 50 attended and several joined Blue Cross insurance.
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Tucson Ministerial Association
YWCA
Charles E. Hill
St. John’s Methodist Church
Albert T. Bilgray
Temple Emanu-El
George W. Fe
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills Episcopal Church
Harold L. Langer
First Christian Church
Blue Cross Insurance Plan
Clovis Snider
St. James Methodist Ao
Palm Springs Woman Reports Car Burglary Stolen Goods
Nora Bishop of Palm Springs California told police a burglary occurred near West 20th Street and South Sixth Avenue as she dined nearby. Suspect theft included suits dresses coats skirts and a jacket valued at 254 dollars.
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Nora Bishop
Palm Springs
Calif
West 20Th Street
South Sixth Avenue
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Japan Hospital
Erweyt
Hoolvent
Speedway
Breyten
S. 6Th Ave
Oren
MAYS
Congress ST
6Th Ave
Owl Drug
Turson Bally Citizen
Ike
Sacramento
Earl Egbert
Elvin Sheehy
Egbert
Margaret
Myrtle Egbert
Maureen Holley
Earl
Sheehy
Bordens Biscuits
Borden
Borden's
Burdens Biscuits
Tcuo
Kentucky
Echo Spring Distilling Company
Louisville
Penney's
Penney’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!