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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1950

Page

9

Messiah Set For Tomorrow in Tucson Concert

Tomorrow in Tucson the University of Arizona will stage Handel’s The Messiah directed by Thompson Stone with Rollin Pease leading the Handel and Haydn Society. A chorus of over 100 voices and 30 musicians accompany soloists Alice Nielsen and Horton with other guests from local groups. The first concert part begins at 4 pm and the second at 8 15 pm. The performance lasts about three hours with the hallelujah chorus and a repeat of portions.

Han J Mendelssohn Alice Niel Sen Pease Connie McConchair Yari Hailelujah

Congress And Truman Agree On State Of Emergency

Congress leaders from both parties voiced support for President Truman's state of emergency message. Republicans urged full mobilization with all-out economic controls and ceilings on all industries to prevent dislocation, while some favored partial measures as temporary steps. Senate and House banking chairmen supported trying selective controls first before broader actions.

Washington Truman Senate Kenneth S. Wherry Neb Trumen Wherry House Joseph W. Martin, Jr Thomas BE Dewey New York Wayne Morse R-Ore Tom Dewey Morse Irving M. Ives RNY House Banking Committees Walter F. George

Press Charges U S Seeks War in Europe

London reports the United States faces criticism from European communist press over President Truman’s national emergency declaration. They allege it proves plans for aggressive war and warn about Atlantic Pact talks and possible inclusion of Germany in a European defense force led by Eisenhower.

London The Communist Press Europe Tremoza United States Brussels Belgium Germany Dwight D. Eisenhower U. S Communist Daily Worker Truman L’humanite Hitler Ter’ Morgen Berlin Washington

Natural Causes Blamed In Prisoner Death

In Phoenix on December 16, investigators ruled natural causes for the death of Sidney Lee Crownover, 39, who died after returning to the South Mountain park jail barracks following dinner. Crownover had been sentenced to 30 days for vagrancy the previous Wednesday. Detective Capt. George A. Young Jr. announced the finding.

Phoenix Sidney Lee Crownover George A. Young Jr Crownover Aker South Mountain Park

Christmas Party Set For Deaf Blind Pupils

A Christmas party for students of the deaf and blind school is planned for 7 pm Friday at St Andrew's Episcopal church, sponsored by the Young People's fellowship. Church members will bring gifts at 9:45 am tomorrow, and a wrapping bee is set for 2 pm Thursday at the home of Mrs. Clarence B. Hockings. Elder GC H Nuestad, newly elected president of the Arizona conference, spoke at morning services of the Seventh-day Adventist church on 1200 N Mountain Ave. Elder AMES B.E. Ross of Amarillo, Texas, was guest speaker at the Mexican Seventh-day Adventist church at 1101 5th Ave.

Deaf and Bind School St Andrew's Episcopel Church Young Peoples Fellowship Clarence B. Hockings H. Nustad Arizona Seventhaiay Mountain Ave Ames BE. Ross Amarillo Texas Fifth Ave

PTA Group Fights Dust at Elementary Playground

The PTA dust committee at Peter SB Howell Elementary launched an effort to reduce dust on the 16 acre playground. Fathers spread pea gravel over the bicycle area, planted 270 junipers and jasmine on the east side, added two evergreens and an ash tree near the ramada, and applied a dust binder from Copper State Chemical Co. Coffee and soft drinks were provided for workers. Dr. Hugh Thompson chairs the committee.

PTA Peter SB. Howell Senoot Ramada

Myerson Named Sunshine Director In Tucson Club

Hyman Myerson, longtime Tucson businessman and White House department store manager, was named a director of the Tucson Sunshine Climate club by club president Harold Steinfeld. Club official Russell Soden said 20,000 folders promoting Tucson and its sunshine are being distributed to travel agencies and railways, with American Airlines, Rock Island, and Southern Pacific included.

Harold Steinfeld Hyman Myerson Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Myerson White House Russell Soden Soden Sunshine Travell Rock Island Southern Pacific American Airlines

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed

Puzzle shows listed across and down clues with garbled spellings and misprints. It includes entries like 9 pole, Supplies, Prompit, Scene of action, Growing oat Nourlahed, and many others, reflecting a distorted historical crossword page with scattered clues and partial solutions.

Michigan Alumni Banquet Set

The University of Michigan Alumni Club will hold its annual banquet Friday at 1 pm in the Fiesta room of the Santa Rita hotel Emory J Hyde club president announced. Miss Johnson, a mysterious guest of honor, is linked to a series of prank calls involving reservations and white roses.

University of Michigan Alumant Best of Tucson Santa Rita Emory J. Hyde Fon Fe Gary Bing Thlicaoner Susan Hayward Pyar Ak Erssaine Caldwell O Miss Johnson Jess Barker Robert Preston el Dorado Lodge M Miss Jolson Westeroox Pegler Gary Cooper John Scott Miss. Sohnson Miss Johnson

Truman Mum On Acheson Amid Republican Demand

Washington reports that Republican congressmen pressed President Truman to remove Secretary of State Acheson, but White House and State Department offered no comment. Senate Republicans backed a three paragraph House resolution with a Taft amendment, while Acheson pledged no resignation.

Washington Trumea Ache Ison White House State Department Senate Lucas of Ilinois Staliin Martin Massachusetts Lucas Western Europe Truman Acheson Congress Republican Law Ma Millikin ‘of Colorado

Freels body to Evansville for services and burial

Edward Glen Freels died yesterday in a local hospital. His body lies in state until 9 PM at Parker Kerr chapel and will be sent to Evansville Indiana for services and burial Tuesday. He owned Freels Auto Paint and Body shop and is survived by wife Ollie and several relatives. Flowers to Alexander funeral home in Evansville. Recruit Frank G Iaccino has been transferred to Aberdeen proving grounds after basic training with the Fifth Armored Division at Camp Chaffee.

Edward Glen Freels Incar Parker-Kerr Evansville Ind Coronado Baptist Church Eric A. Foleam Freets Glenave Freels Auto Paint & Body Shop Ollie Tucson A. B. Freets William Owensboro Ella May Polakof Chicago Alder Thomas Swaneville Mary Helen Sallehtee Ft Branch Familly Alexander Funeral Frank G. LiCcino Frank Iaccino N. Highlander Ordnance Replacement Training Center Aberdeen Proving Grounds Mmd Fifth Armored Division Camp Chaffee Ark

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