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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1950
Page
4
U S Senator from Maine Margaret Chase Smith writes that public distrust stems from partisan name calling about traitor and communist charges. She urges individuals to judge truth themselves, examine backgrounds, and seek honest leaders free from political manipulation amid bipartisan accusations.
In St. Louis a judge discharged two elderly peace disturbers, Mike Martini age 76 and Tony Mihalovitz age 74, after they agreed they were too old to fight.
A public meeting in the Lowell auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday will outline a multi million dollar open pit mine plan by Phelps Dodge for the Bisbee area. Gen Mgr Lavender says the project, funded by the company, requires moving homes and realigning US highway 80 with rail line disruption.
Sarson Baily Citizens report on a new main line into Bisbee and a high line with a planned station near Lowell. The old station may be dismantled or donated to Bisbee as Lavender urges the Chamber of Commerce and locals to aid Phelps Dodge in securing permits and expediting the new pit mine operation to revive Bisbee in copper.
London reports a 22 percent cut in the small fresh meat rations for British consumers effective today. Corned beef is sold as a substitute due to reduced supplies from a breakdown in talks with Argentina over beef prices. Officials warn stocks are declining with chatter of another possible ration reduction.
In Lodi California Earl Wooton reeled in a 22-pound striped bass and found a one pint beer bottle inside the fish after cutting it open. The odd find adds a curious twist to a routine catch and highlights local fishing lore.
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