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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

4

UN Head Supports World Government Aim

Paris reports UN Assembly President Dr. Herbert V. Evatt endorses the broad aim of Garry Davis's world government movement while urging gradual practical progress through the United Nations. He says he would accept world federation and world citizenship but warns against overemphasis on ideals that could jeopardize UN goals. Davis met Evatt at Palais Chaillot, seeking peace and world government backing.

Paris United Nations Assembly Garry Davis Herbert V. Evatt Australia Assembly Davis Albert Einstein People's Peace Assembly Evatt World Federation United Nations

Grandson of Bismarck switches to Western Germany

Count Heinrich Von Einsedel, editor of the Soviet army newspaper in Berlin, moved to western Germany. A military source suggested he changed allegiance from the Soviets, while Dena quoted him saying his quarrel was with the SED not communism. He left the Soviet sector three days ago.

Berlin U.S Heinrich von Einsedel Germany Einsiedel Dena Bismarck Socialist Unity (Communist) Party SED William Pieck

Sheriffs Seek End to Personal Property Tax Collection

Arizona sheriffs urged relief from delinquent personal property tax collection, proposing county assessors take over. They passed a resolution at the Arizona County Attorneys & Sheriffs' Association meeting in Phoenix. The group also backed treating sexual psychopathy as mentally ill, establishing medical examiners for homicide cases, and firearm controls.

Phoenix Arizona Arizona County Attorneys & Sheriffs’ Association

4 H Club Progress Reported at UA Extension Session

The University of Arizona on campus hosts the annual extension service session where 4 H club work and leadership training are outlined. Speakers include Albert Face Ellen Knightlinger K K Henness Elizabeth Eby Lois Harrison William Brechan and Kenneth L McKee. Abstracts cover soil chemistry organic residues and Arizona soil problems with talks by Fuller Buehrer McGeorge Smith Breazeale. Charles Pickrell will discuss extension service organization and policies Friday morning. The five day conference concludes Saturday.

Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Albert R. Face Yuma County Ellen M. Knightlinger K. K. Henness Pinal County Elizabeth Eby Lois Harrison William M. Brechan Keneth L. McKee Arizona W. H. Fuller T. F. Buehrer Agriicultural W. T. McGeorge H. V. Smith Edward Breazeale Charles A. Pickrell University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service Howard R. Baker Pickrell

Former Cochise Court Reporter Takes Oath

Fred L. Baker was sworn in as district court reporter for the Tucson division. He previously served as court reporter for Cochise County Judge Frank L. Thomas and was appointed Wednesday. The oath occurred before the federal court with Judge William Holly standing in for ill Judge Howard C. Speakman. Baker will stay in Tucson for four months.

Fred L. Baker Tucson Baker Cochise County Frank L. Thomas William Holly Chicago Holly Howard C. Speakman

Clarifies Law On Marriage For Indians

Arizona Attorney General Eva De Concini clarifies that Indians on reservations may obtain marriage licenses from bonded teachers or agents of Indian schools or agencies on the reservation. The ruling allows these agents to issue licenses and perform marriages, easing travel for Navajo and Hopi communities. Justices 20 miles away may issue licenses by mail from the county clerk.

Phoenix Eva de Concini de Concini William Zeh Office of Indian Affairs White River Ft. Apache Reservation Sells Papago Reservation Parker Colorado River Valentine Hualapai Reservation San Carlos Apache Reservation Reams Canyon Hopi Reservation Zeb Attorney General's Office

Mining Engineer George Fansett Presents Field Tests

Arizona bureau of mines engineer George Fansett speaks at special meetings in Ajo and Gila Bend Thursday and Friday on field tests for common metals. He will illustrate using a Geiger counter.

George Fansett Arizona Bureau of Mines University of Arizona Ajo Gila Bend

Wife Seeks Lawyer For Mate Charged With Rape Slaying

Eleanor Walker, wife of Joseph Walker, seeks legal counsel to defend him in a rape slaying case tied to Theresa Foster’s death near Boulder. Walker, 31, is jailed on charges he killed the Colorado University freshman after an unidentified blond man allegedly attacked her.

Mate Boulder Colo Eleanor Walker Joseph Walker Theresa Foster Colorado University Miss Foster Walker George H. Blickhahn Alamosa Blickhahn

Walker Weds Blickhahn Fallout Spurs Legal Help

Withdrawal stemmed from public opinion or business. Mrs. Walker, back at an electrical appliance firm, said she would seek a lawyer to defend her husband after Blickhahn’s action prompted a reaction.

Blickhahn Walker

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