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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1947

Page

23

Cotton To Run Over Estimate

The agriculture department’s final 1935 cotton report projects a crop of 11,694,000 bales. Acreage 21,148,000 harvested with lint yield 265.4 pounds per acre. Ginnings to Dec 1: 10,056,347 bales. cottonseed 4,744,000 tons. Egyptic cotton 1,000 bales. State figures list Arkansas Texas California and others with yields and ginnings.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Census Bureau Segyptian Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona California

Krupp Trial Opens in Nuremberg War Crimes Case

The American prosecution opened the Krupp war crimes trial in Nuremberg charging the German armament house with aiding Nazi aggression. Alfred Krupp Von Bohlen Und Halbach leads the defense lineup as eleven top executives, including Ewald Loeser and Eduard Houdremont, face charges. Gustav Krupp is not on trial due to senility.

Edwin Shanke Nuernberg House of Krupp Germany Krupp Kaiser Wilhelm Otto Bismarck Hitler Third Reich Telford Taylor Taylor Alfred Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach Armament Gustav Krupp Ewald Loeser Eduard Houdremont Erich Mueller Friedrich Janssen Karl Pfirsch Max Ihn Karl Eberhardt Heinrich Korschan Friedrich von Buelow Werner Lehmann Hans Kupke

Maternity Shop to Open Wednesday Here

The Expectations shop, Tucson’s first maternity fashion store, will open Wednesday at Hast Speedway and North Country Club. Owner couple Lester R. and Mrs. Galst previously opened a Phoenix shop three months ago. The coral and blue decor features a living room front, with the shop selling nationally advertised maternity apparel.

Tucson Hast Speedway North Country Club Lester R. Galst Phoenix

King Gustaf V marks 40th year on Swedish throne

Stockholm observes the 40th anniversary of King Gustaf V’s accession. Flags fly nationwide as crowds gather at the royal palace to glimpse the 89 year old monarch and attend a thanksgiving service. A 400-voice choir and a palace balcony homage are planned with floodlit palace illumination by naval vessels in the harbor.

Stockholm Gustaf V Sweden Royal Gustaf Oscar II

Music Students To Give Recital At Arizona University

The fine arts college at the University of Arizona presents a recital by students of Madame Elenore Altman and faculty including Samuel Faln Loren Holl enbeck and Morton Altschuler at 8 15 p m Monday in Aggie Auditorium on campus. Performers include Marvin Hoar Irving Gortez Sidney Appleman John Stevens Jacqueline Sal yards Donald Jackson Hilda Lieberman James Drachman Harry Atwood Dorothy Cowan Shirley Leinweber Tom Benton and Gene Ribas. The program features Mozart concerto in A flat Beethoven Sonata Op 31 No 2 and works by Frantz Rachmaninoff Speaks and Chopin.

Madame Elenore Altman Samuel Faln Loren Hollenbeck Morton Altschuler Fine Arts College University of Arizona Aggie Marvin Hoar Irving Gortez Sidney Appleman John Stevens Jacqueline Salyards Donald Jackson Hilda Lieberman James Drachman Harry Atwood Dorothy Cowan Shirley Leinweber Tom Benton Gene Ribas Mozart Beethoven Robert Frantz Rachmaninoffs Sylvia O. Speaks Chopin

New Money In Occupied Zones

The United States plans new currency for the American zones of Germany and Korea to curb inflation from Russian printed notes. London talks since Nov. 25 show little progress on peace treaties for Germany and Austria and on unified Korea. No issuing date was set and it remains unclear if the British and French zones will also adopt the currency.

Washington United States Russia Germany Korea London Austria U. S Senate

Peace talks begin aboard Renville to settle Indonesia conflict

Dutch and Indonesian representatives met on the U S Army transport Renville in Batavia forming a United Nations sponsored effort to negotiate an end to the conflict. The opening session featured speeches stressing good faith and the goal of transforming the Dutch East Indies into a peaceful secure area with production. Dr Frank Graham urged negotiators to turn the strife into peace and safety for life and property.

Batavia Java Renville United Nations Indonesia Frank Graham UN Good Offices Commission Netherlands East Indies

Cattle Disease Accord Sought Between U S and Mexico

Washington officials and a Mexican delegation led by Oscar Flores opened talks to resolve how to fight foot and mouth disease amid Mexico’s halt in large scale slaughter. The dispute centers on continuing culls and the economic impact of the program. The U S has spent 36 million dollars aiding livestock owners and disposing of infected animals.

Washington United States Mexico Oscar Flores U. S Agriculture Department

Pearl Harbor Day Observed Across United States

Observances marked the remembrance of Pearl Harbor with subdued ceremonies at Oahu and Arlington. President Truman attended a service at Key West naval base while many Americans honored war dead in Arlington national cemetery. An appeal for world peace accompanied reports from Manila about the Japanese strike.

Associated Press Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Truman Httle Naval Submarine Key West Fla Arlington National Cemetery Hirohito Manila

Emperor Hirohito Urges Peace After Hiroshima Visit

The article notes Pearl Harbor scars fading and Hiroshima ruins shocking visitors. Emperor Hirohito appealed for world peace addressing thousands, urging Japan to build a peaceful nation and support global harmony.

Play To Be Given For Church Building Fund

The Damien club of All Saints church presents The Cat and the Canary at 8 15 p m Monday at the Temple of Music and Art to benefit the church building fund. The play was shown for about 400 Catholic school pupils Sunday and will be repeated at the veterans hospital Wednesday evening.

Damien All Saints’ Church Temple of Music and Art Veterans’ Hospital

Fraternity Wins Lawn Contest Of Desert Garden Club

The Desert Garden Club awards first prize in its Australian rye front lawn contest to the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at 715 North Park Avenue. Second prize goes to C. H. Anderson of 2048 East Grant Road and third to Carrillo School on South Main Street.

Desert Garden Club iPhi ‘Kappa’ Psi Fraternity North Park Avenue C. H. Anderson East Grant Road Carrillo School South Main

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