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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1950

Page

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Senators Mull Emergency Plan After Talks With Leaders

President Truman met for nearly two hours with Republican and Democratic leaders to discuss a potential national emergency declaration. Taft said Republicans need more legal and program details, while others cautioned the decision would come after further conferences. A nationwide address on defense mobilization is planned, with a likely link to Friday night remarks and potential price and wage controls.

Washington Truman Robert A. Taft Robio Senate Republican’ Policy Committee Taft House White House Tucson Scott Lucas Ili Senate Democratic Congressional ‘Economic Committee Ion Lucas Eugene D. Millikin R. Cole

Billion Dollar Defense Housing Program Planned

Washington officials say the administration will request Congress to authorize a new defense housing program valued at one billion dollars. The Housing and Home Finance Agency, which oversees federal housing plans, reports the legislation is being drafted for submission.

Washington Congress Housing and Home Finance Agency

Christmas Bulb Thieves Foiled In Highlands Borough

In Highlands New Jersey on December 13 a short report notes a recurring youth bulb theft at Christmas trees. Last year children stripped bulbs from two trees, and officials warn there will be measures to protect the remaining tree this season.

Highlands N. J

Reds Reject Cease Fire Plan In UN Committee

Lake Success Dec 13 The Soviet Union rejected the Asian Arab plan for a Korean ceasefire arguing US and Britain seek a pause to regroup for new attacks. Malik said no peace while UN troops stay and the proposal ties ceasefire to broader demands. India’s Rau predicted many votes in favor as others sought delayed guidance.

Lake Success Russia United States Britain Jacob A. Maliky Malik Korea United Nations Assembly le Malik Ker China India Sir Benegal N. Rau Nasrallah Enteram Enteram

Weather Record Tie Sparks Arizona Warmth

A newspaper notice notes the old Pueblo banding warm spell with yesterday’s high of 78 tying the 1939 record. It lists 78 in Phoenix and 52 in Flagstaff as cooling spots, with lows around 22 to 45 and humidity at 34 percent.

Indiana Old Pueblo Flagstaff Phoenix Douglas Yuma Grand Canyon

Dick Tracy Named Police Chief in Corning

Corning California December 13 Dick Tracy was named police chief today. He has served on the Corning force four years and was raised in the county.

Corning Calif Dick Tracy Force

Chinese Youth Fights Deportation to Stay in School

Richard Yang, a 22 year old Chinese immigrant, faced possible deportation after leaving college to work at Climax Molybdenum Co in Colorado. He argued deportation would mean certain death from the Reds and cited anti Communist lists from his Nanking student days. His father, a Shanghai banker and Nationalist leader, allegedly lost funds after Reds seized his institutions.

Climax Colo University of Arizona China U. S Denver Richard Yang Climax Molybdenum Co Yang University of Nanking D. C. Yang Shanghai Nationalist Party Reds Colorado School of Mines J Golden

City Voters Urged to Register Ahead of Tucson Primary

City voters have eight days to register before Tucson primary lists close December 22. Nonvoters in past elections risk cancellation unless they re register at the Pima County Courthouse. City Clerk Carl M. Hitt reports 19 177 registrations for a recent special city action. many are being cancelled due to nonvoting. The city primary is February 20 1951 with mayor and ward 1 2 and 4 council seats on the ballot and the general election set for April 3 1951.

City of Tucson County Recorder’s Pima County Carl M. Hitt Charles E. Brady James E. Abbott William Pistor Brady Pistor Abbott J. C. Niemann Niemann E.F .T. Houston

Rail Workers Stage Wildcat Walkout Hits Chicago

The Dec 13 report says about 2,500 railroad workers across five lines in Chicago abandoned work in a wildcat walkout. Army officials warned they would take necessary steps to keep lines operating while disruptions hit passenger and freight service and threats loomed for Carnegie-Illinois Steel Works.

Chicago Korea Army Karl R. Bendetsen Washington U. S Truman Carnegie-Illinois Steel Works Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen J. McNamara Colorado Southern Railroad Denver

Shortage of Cash Found in Local Brief

A brief local item notes a cash shortage found by a ry pup on JOKS. Details are sparse but the report confirms a shortage issue in the area.

Discrepancy in UA veterans accounts disclosed by audit

A $1,791.50 shortage in the 1947 49 veterans accounts at the University of Arizona was revealed in an audit by State Auditor Ann Frohmiller. The report blames lack of internal controls and notes funds were deposited late or not at all, with several figures detailed and the comptroller John Anderson promising corrective steps.

Phoenix Veterans Accounts Office University of Arizona Ann Frohmiller Glenn E. King John Anderson King Tuc Board of Regents William R. Mathews J. Byron McCormick Regents Flagstaff Veterans Accounts Department Mathews State Auditor Comptroller Fice King Dei John L. An_derson Anderson U. A State Auditor’s Department Frohmiller S University McCormick Hele State Washington, D. C Agricultural Extension Service Fund

Ships Take On Men Trapped At Hungnam

Two UK pilots returning from North Korea missions reported a moving haystack sighting near Hungnam. One airman said a haystack rolled aside, parked, and after a strafing burst into smoke as he crossed overhead.

Hungnam Xorea Fifth Air Force North Korea

Gas Cloud Looms Over Daggett After Marine Depot Blast

An explosion at a marine corps supply depot near Daggett California sent a huge cloud of chlorine gas toward the town raising evacuation fears. Fire followed the blast caused by damp chlorine ignited by electric sparks. Officials report 12 million pounds of chlorine stored at the annex depot with potential underground use for gas wash canisters. Evacuation was considered as winds pushed fumes toward Daggett while Barstow Yermo and local fire departments were consulted. No casualties initially reported.

Daggett Calif Marine Marine ‘Establishment Annex Fire Department Chester Allen Vaggett Barstow Marine Corps Union Pacific Yermo

Mass Allied Withdrawal From Hungnam Under Chinese Assault

Some 60 000 allied troops streamed toward evacuation ships on the Hungnam docks as Chinese forces pressed a major attack. The retreat aims to save weaponry and personnel, while U S troops and ships countered with naval and air fire along the Sea of Japan.

Hungnam U.N Northeast Korea Tokyo Hungman’s Korea U.S. 10Th Corps North Korea Eighth Army North South Korea 10Th Corps Hungnam-Hamhung U. S. Seventh Division Manchurian Yalu River Ound Hyesanjin

Garvey Seeks Broad Civil Defense Pact

Phoenix December 13 Gov Dan E Garvey urged that any civilian defense compact include all 11 western states. He commented on Mabry of New Mexico proposal for seven southwestern states to join a defense pact. The plan would let any state under attack or insurrection call on others for military aid or emergency relief and be considered by the Arizona legislature to enable a mutual aid program.

Phoenix Dan E. Garvey T. G. Mabry New Mexico Mexico Arizona Utah Coteado Kansas Oklahoma Texas

U.S. Ends Marshall Plan Aid to Britain on January First

The United States cut off all Marshall Plan aid to Great Britain effective January 1. Marshall Plan administrator William C. Foster cited Britain's economic comeback as the reason. Since April 1948 Britain has received about 2.604 billion dollars in aid.

U. S Britain Washington United States Great Britain William C. Foster

Weather update warns more rain for western flood zones

The notice attributes ongoing heavy precipitation to a Western region flood risk with additional rainfall forecast across the area. It references page 2 coverage and cites general weather outlook for the coming days.

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