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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1950

Page

6

No Shortage Of Cotton Seed Is Seen

Arizona agronomist Charles Ellwood of the University of Arizona extension service says there will be enough acala 28 and acala 4 cotton seed to plant about 450000 irrigated acres next spring. No acreage limitations are set by the agriculture department and buyers are paying $10 to $15 per bale. Ellwood credits E H Pressley, the university cotton breeder, for developing the acala 28 and acala 44 varieties.

Arizona Charles Ellwood Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Agriculture Department el ‘Wood

GI Families Get Red Cross Assistance

The Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross gave financial aid to 211 families of active service men last month. David Windsor, chairman of the home service committee, said the figure nearly doubles last year and reflects the impact of current conditions on military welfare workload. The chapter also aids veterans in pursuing government benefits and notes rising requests for health and welfare reports due to national disasters.

Tucson American Red Cross David Windsor Home Service Committee Red Cross Windsor

One Man Show for Herbert Lewis in Desert Gallery

Oils and watercolors by Tucson artist Herbert Lewis open Sunday at Kathal Wales Desert gallery on Tanque Verde road. Born in Chicago, he studied at the University of Chicago, the Chicago Art Institute and the Academie Julian in Paris.

Herbert Lewis Tucson Desert Kathal Wales Tanque Verde Road Chicago Lewis University of Chicago Chicago Art Institute Academie Julian Paris Toronto Rockford College Boothbay Harbor New York Houston Santa Fe Santa Barbara Calif Otto Kahn Charles Schwab

Atlantic Army plan to include 150000 German troops

London reports the Big Three reached a compromise to form an Atlantic Army defending western Europe with German combat teams totaling about 150,000 men. France demands limits on German control and staff, while plans hinge on ministerial and staff approvals and a projected 50 division strength to deter a Russian advance.

London Europe Germany Dwight D. Eisenhower Russia

Death claims former postmaster at Coolidge

Coolidge honors J B Boone longtime postmaster who served from 1934 to his retirement last year dying at home after two year illness funeral arrangements pending today at Coolidge home of the former postal chief born in 1880s in town, his death followed a lengthy illness with service to the postal department marked by decades of steady leadership

Coolidge

Hundreds Pray For War's End In Chicago

In Chicago on December 7 a varied group of workers and professionals gathered in chapels and a temple seeking an end to war. They prayed through the night, showing hopeful public sentiment as they watched for major changes and peace prospects.

Chicago

French Regain Rich Lands

French forces expanded control south of Saigon as Vietminh defenses weakened. The operation yielded 29 653 acres in Vietnam, 42 watch towers, 43 classrooms, and the creation of a national government seen as boosting Vietnamese independence and government strength.

Colfax Wash Tucson Daily Citizen Saigon Indochina Joe Deysenroth Tnereday Svevice Ny Loc Washington Tadochienounteer Grovers Arizona Havel Moscow Lnf Ho Chi Minh Vietnam Tran van Huu

U S Refuses Evacuation of Japan Amid Crisis

Tokyo reports Prime Minister Yoshida affirmed Washington would not withdraw. In a relief relay, 22 ministers and leaders prayed for guidance for 11 hours. The piece notes continued U S stance on Vietnam and the broader Asian crisis, with references to Thai and Indonesian talks and the Philippines trip.

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