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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1946

Page

24

Public Divided In Franco Case in UN Poll

George Gallup reports a nationwide opinion survey showing Americans oppose breaking off trade or diplomatic relations with Spain but differ on punitive action. The UN committee urged recalling ambassadors yet stopped short of severing ties, with views split along party lines and perceptions of Spain versus Russia.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Franco Spain General Assembly The Institute Nedumininte Boing Seecos Stalin Communist Party Russia

Honor Society Elects 39 From Carolina Junior High

The Honor Society at Carolina Junior High completed its first semester election naming 39 new members based on a composite rating of attendance character and scholarship. The top ten percent in each grade were selected from ninth grade Grace Porter Willard Smith John Robinson Bobby Butler Virginia Robertson Bob Hall Mary Ann Carson Ray Stewart Eugene Potter Gail Gibbon Douglas Pearce Joe Caid eighth grade Jeanette Olander Glenn Houck Raymond Jones Hilda Baldwin Suzanne Bradley Mary Crabtree David Abbott Sophie Porter Ann Stockwell Bernita Robinson Marv Pfrimmer Mary Belle Breeding Kathrine Van Sant Wendell Carnall seventh grade Mary Goldberg Gene Beach Nancy Rau Mona Bambauer Annette George Charles Helms Kinne Tevis Donald Poor man Winifred Miller Freddie Dunnam Shirley Seal Peter Grose Norval Nelson.

Catalina Junior High School Grace Porter Willard Smith John Robinson Bobby Butler Virginia Robertson Bob Hall Mary Ann Carson Ray Stewart Eugene Potter Gail Gibbon Douglas Pearce Joe Caid Jeanette Olander Glenn Houck Raymond Jones Hilda Baldwin Suzanne Bradley Mary Crabtree David Abbott Sophie Porter Ann Stockwell Bernita Robinson Marv Pfrimmer Mary Belle Breeding Kathrine van Sant Wendell

Bed Safe Fireproofing Lotion Invented for Smokers

Roy Weisbaum of Chicago has developed a fire proofing solution for bed clothes to reduce bed smoking dangers after finding habit cessation is unlikely. The inventor aims to lower burn risks and save lives by treating fabrics used in beds.

Chicago Roy Weisbaum

Housing Study Shows It Resembles Birth Control

In a formal hearing Sen. Tom Stewart hears Tennessee witnesses describe shortages in building supplies and rigid federal directives. Nashville manufacturers complain of scarce wood metal and plumbing parts while housing plans get redesigned to meet approval. A contractor likens housing control to birth control, arguing government dictates too much in home design.

Washington Tom Stewart Tennessee Sen Tom Sen. Tom Harrison K. Frank Cline Nashville L. C. Hansberger Hansberger

Service To Be Friday For Walter Johnson

Funeral services will be held Friday at Washington cathedral for Walter Johnson the former Big Train of baseball who died Tuesday night in Washington.

Walter Johnson Washington Washington Cathedral

Anaheim swears in Horatio Alger style city judge

John Shea, 34, was sworn in as Anaheim city judge, completing a Horatio Alger like rise from newsboy 23 years ago to a public post. He embodies a rags to rank story in local government.

Anaheim Calif U.P John Shea Shea

Housing Curbs May Be Lifted

Washington reports advocate gradual lifting of housing controls as Creedon and administration leaders seek to revamp housing policy. Senator Stewart predicts full decontrol after Congress convenes, with possible rent ceiling increases and removal of the $10,000 new house limit. Creedon cautions nonresidential limits cannot be dropped immediately to avoid material shortages.

Washington Nowhome Liokien Frank R. Creedon Creedon Wilson Wyatt Stewart D-Tenn Congress Senate Tennessee Truman Wyatt

Retired Bishop of Edinburgh Succumbs

Walkerburn Scotland December 13 The death of Most Rev Ernest Denny Logie Dawson aged 66 who retired three months ago as bishop of Edinburgh and primus of the Episcopal church of Scotland was announced here Thursday.

Edinburgh Walkerburn Scotland Ernest Denny Logie Dawson Episcopal Church of Scotland

Colored ballots used for Navajo chief election on reservation

Coloured ballots were used in the Navajo tribal council chief election of Sam Ahkeah because about 6,400 voters on the reservation cannot read. The story notes turkeys as native American birds and mentions Window Rock Arizona.

Window Rock Ariz U.P Sam Ahkeah Navajo Indian Tribal Council

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