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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1952

Page

2

Dragnet Spreads For Two Navy Deserters

Police issued a nationwide dragnet for two Navy deserters from San Diego, Roy Marcus and Harrison Baker, linked to kidnapping robbery and rape of a Tucson mother. The victim identified the pair and described carabduction, travel through desert areas, and threats with a gun. Authorities dispersed photos and sought witnesses including a truck driver who aided the fugitive vehicle. The case involves Navy AWOL men from the Mattox and charges filed in Justice of the Peace court.

Navy Tucson Don J. Hays Town Street Desert San Diego Naval Training Station Roy Ray Marcum Norma Tenn Harrison P. Baker Roanoke Ala Baker Marcum South Stone Avenue West Broadway San Diego Hays Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Benson Highway Pantana School Alhambra Mesa U. S Roy Marcum Harrison Baker

Children's Home Seeks Clothes and Toys for Rummage Shop

The Arizona Children's Home urges donations of unused dresses suits coats and toys. Most items go to the rummage shop or are delivered to the home. Mrs H G DeWolf Jr rummage shop chairman asks for warm clothing and toys and offers home pickup at 322 N Fourth St.

Arizona Children’s Home H. G. DeWolf Jr Fourth St

Medical Examiner for County Urged

The number of deaths in Pima County occurring without medical attention prompted Tucson's two justices of the peace to urge appointing a county medical examiner. In a letter to the board of supervisors James M. Howsare and Clark H. Johnson said state law allows the appointment and fixed compensation of a medical examiner. They advocate a licensed physician pathologist as examiner to save costs.

Pima County Tucson Justices of the Peace Board of Supervisors James M. Howsare Clark H. Johnson

MacArthur outlines plan to end Korean War

Gen Douglas MacArthur told a New York dinner crowd he has a clear definite plan to end the Korean conflict with minimal casualties and no risk of triggering a third world war. He said his plan involves basic decisions not for public disclosure and offered to brief President-elect Eisenhower if invited.

New York Douglas MacArthur Lisenower MacArthur Congress of American Industry National Association of Manufacturers Far East Eisenhower Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Korea A. Slaughter China Manchuria Truman Remington Rand, Inc Congress Charles J. Kersten R-Wis Kersten Joseph R. McCarthy Arthur W. Watkins Utah Watkins

United Nations faces Tunisian murder amid Red Hand claims

At the United Nations Tunisian debate, authorities confront charges of a French link to the murder of Ferhat Hached, Tunisian trade union leader. France denies any knowledge of a group called The Red Hand as Egypt and Tunisia push stakes in the committee. The Korean war settlement plan was sent to Chinese and North Korean officials after failed direct delivery attempts.

United Nations N. Y Red Hand Ferhat Hached U.N France Tunisia Abdel Monem Mostafa

After School Stabbing Leaves 13-Year-Old Wounded

Juvenile officers investigate a stabbing near St. Mary's hospital after a bus stop dispute between 13 year old Jack Dickson of 1842 Calle Sombrero and a classmate. Dickson received a superficial wound to the lower left groin and was treated and released. Deputies detained the other youth and turned him over to juvenile authorities.

Jack Dickson St. Mary’s Hospital Dickson San Marcos San Jose

UA Blood Drive Falls Short of Goal

University of Arizona students collected 522 pints toward a 600 pint goal in the annual campus drive held on campus and at the Red Cross center. Last Pearl Harbor day they netted 562 pints and 508 pints were gathered in May. Helpers included Lewis MacDonald Red Cross chairman on campus James Warner donor chairman Ann Dunning volunteer chair Loren Oliva publicity and Donna Lucas recruitment.

University of Arizona Red Cross Pearl Harbor Lewis MacDonald James Warner Ann Dunning Loren Oliva Donna Lucas

Navy Starts On War Memorial On Anniversary Of Pearl Harbor

Ground breaking for the first navy war memorial in the Pacific will begin 11 years after the Pearl Harbor attack. Floyd L. Ming will dig the first spade at Keehi lagoon Honolulu for a $200000 ultra modern memorial honoring navy dead in the Pacific.

Navy War Memorial Honolulu Hawaii Pacific Pearl Harbor Hickman Field Floyd L. Ming Territory Pacific War Memorial Commission Keehi Lagoon Honolulu International Airport

Adlai Truman Call A Truce in Election Era Talks

Washington reports say President Truman and Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson agreed Democrats should refrain from attacking the Eisenhower administration until it settles in. They surfaced the pact in public statements after two days of White House talks. Stevenson will remain as Democratic National Committee chair Stephen Mitchell.

Washington Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Eisenhower White House Stephen A. Mitchell Stevenson Democratic National Committee Executive Mrs. Truman Cabinet Springfield Ill Air Force Thomas K. Finletter

Freedom Is Week Theme In Tucson Local Observances

Civic and patriotic groups are invited to join Freedom Week from December 7 to 14. The Fraternal Order of Eagles grand aerie sponsors the programs with Tom Croaff, a Phoenix attorney and Freedom director, urging Tucson organizations to mark the 11th anniversary of Pearl Harbor and the 161st anniversary of the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution.

Order of Eagles Grand Aerie Tom Croaff Phoenix Arizona-New Mexico Bistate Aerie Croaff

Three Hurt In Collision At Grant And Swan Roads

Three men were hospitalized after a collision at East Grant and North Swan roads at 7 55 p m One victim William Wood of Davis Monthan air force base suffered a broken nose crushed hand and internal injuries Sgt William Pomon also of Davis Monthan air base drove the other car and received head and face lacerations The third injured was Arthur Nicholas Greif of 5419 East Lester Jr He had head lacerations All three were taken to Tucson medical center Damages were about 1000 to Pomons car and 500 to the Greif vehicle Investigators said one car may have run a stop sign and further inquiry is planned

East Grant North Swan Roads William Wood Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Wood William Andrew Pomon Davis- Monthan Air Force Base Pomon Swan Road Arthur Nicholas Greif E. Lester Jr Grant Road Greif Tucson Medical Center

Goldwater urges active GOP as Arizona senator warns apathy risk

Senator elect Barry Goldwater told the Pima County Young Republicans that victory requires ongoing effort and warned the party to contest primaries. He urged welcoming minorities, including Spanish speakers, into the GOP and cautioned of Democratic fatigue aiding Republican gains. He suggested grooming Gov. Howard Pyle for Hayden's seat in 1956.

Barry Goldwater Republican Party Arizona U. S Pima County Young Republican Club Golden Drumstick East Broadway GOP Goldwater New York Washington Howard Pyle Carl Hayden Pyle American Association of Independent Schools America Country

Bank Debits Rise in Tucson for 1952 Two-Week Period

Tucson Clearing House reports a rise of 12 342 547 dollars in bank debits for a two week period ending December 3 1952, up 35 percent from 1951. The gain marks 124 weeks of increases in 127 weeks compared with the prior year.

Tucson Tucson Clearing House Association Clearing House

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