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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1948

Page

2

Fight For Japs Is Near Finish

The fight to save seven Japanese war lords moves toward a Supreme Court ruling. Attorneys urge the high court to decide if it can consider clemency pleas for officials condemned by the Tokyo tribunal and whether the court has jurisdiction over actions on foreign soil.

Washington Supreme Court High Court International Military Tribunal Tokyo Philip B. Perlman David F. Smith Smith United States Douglas MacArthur

James Baird Donates Prize Fund For Arizona Essays

James Baird of 4111 Calle El Centro funds a new literary prize at the University of Arizona. The James Baird literary prize will award 75 50 and 25 dollars to first second and third in two essay and story divisions each year. Details are to be set by a special committee next term. The endowment for scholarships remains the university's largest ever gift.

James Baird Calle el Centro University of Arizona Melvin T. Solve Baird Solve Seid. Baird

Papago Receives Suspended Sentence in Lewd Acts Case

Joe Nichol Sells, Papago, was given a two year suspended sentence in superior court Friday by Judge Lee Garrett after pleading guilty to lewd and lascivious acts. The Papago was accused of sodomy in the city jail. Treafilo Alvarez, 1446 South Farmington Road, connected with the same offense, will be sentenced Monday afternoon.

Joe Nichol Sells Superior Court Lee Garrett Treafilo Alvarez South Farmington Road Alvarez

Legion Auxiliary Seeks Canned Goods for Christmas Baskets

Georgia Young president of the Charles Young post auxiliary urged members to donate canned foods and dried supplies for Christmas baskets. Contributions should be delivered to the clubhouse at 224 South Meyer Street by Saturday.

Georgia Young Charles Young The American Legion South Meyer Street

Three Tucson Players Make All-Star Team

Three Tucson players earn spots on the Arizona class A conference All-Star squads as coaches select two teams. First team includes Claude Wheeler of Tucson and Roger Johnson of Tucson among others. second team features Jim Turpen of Tucson and Don Rhee of Tucson with additional selections from Phoenix Mesa Amphitheater Yuma and Yuma.

Phoenix Mesa High School Tucson Roy Alba Don Power Yuma Dave Saba Mesa Masumi Ikeda Joe Venuti Don McClintock Gene Brown Bob Cannon Harry Fancher Bill Baker Dick Rincon Jim Turpen Gerald Webster Amphitheater Ray Mariani Phoenix Union Don Rhee Bob Alford Jesse Steen Don Beasley

Woman cannot identify nationality of four killers in Ross case

Vienna report says Dana Superma an Austrian 42 who survived the October 31 killing of Irving Ross cannot identify the killers' nationality after more than six weeks in Soviet custody. US investigators had been allowed to interview her this week after earlier Soviet limits.

Vienna Austria U. S. Army Irving Ross Dana Superma Ross ECA East Hardwick Miss Superma U. S

Seafoods Rich in Iodine According to Fisheries Bureau

The U S bureau of fisheries reports sea foods contain 100 to 200 times more iodine than land raised foods.

Washington U. S. Bureau of Fisheries

Tuc son Chamber Names 1949 Officers

Max Klinger to head the Tuc son Chamber of Commerce for 1949 after election by the chamber board. Fred Stofft departs as president. F Payne Dearing is first vice president Gayle A Smith second vice president and James F Houston treasurer. C Edgar Goyette re elected secretary for ninth year. Feb 4 set as tentative date for annual meeting. Mexico lands total ten times Virginia area yet only five percent cultivated.

Max Klinger Tucson Chamber of Commerce Chamber Board of Directors Fred Stofft F. Payne Dearing Gayle A. Smith James F. Houston C. Edgar Goyette

Amphitheater 4-H Wins Big in State Livestock Judging

Three Amphitheater high school boys Edward Guitteau Fred McAninch and Loren Mann led the 4-H team to second place in the state livestock judging contest at the Phoenix show scoring 2084 of 2700. Phoenix Tech Future Farmers of America won. Guitteau was second high individual and Mann third.

Phoenix Edward Guitteau Fred McAninch Loren Mann Phoenix Tech Future Farmers of America Guit‘teau Mann

Indonesian protest warns Dutch terms threaten republic survival

At the United Nations Soedjatmoko Mangoendinindrat accused the Dutch of planning to invade Indonesia and rejected Dutch terms saying they would rather be blown to pieces. The Indonesian spokesman warned of possible trouble as negotiations failed and a United States of Indonesia alternative looms.

Paris United Nations Soedjatmoko Mangoendinindrat United States of Indonesia Mohamed Hatta

Dutch Withdrawal Risks Civil War in East Indies

A commentator warns that complete Dutch withdrawal from Indonesia could trigger civil war in the Netherlands East Indies. He argues police action is a thin label for war and says the present Dutch government would quit the course if a peaceful changeover is demanded. A U S spokesman says the United States has abandoned plans to press the issue at the UN Security Council, though Russia might raise it.

Sumed Netherlands Indonesia Netherlands East Indies United States U. S UN Security Council

Labor May Split Over Law Fight

Washington dec 17 organized labor groups likely to split over repeal of the Taft Hartley act. Morse Oregon called the act a dead duck and offered to help draft changes. CIO seeks united front while AFL favors organic unity before cooperation. Private Joe Quihuis son of Refugio and Mrs Quihuis to be in Tucson for Christmas, stationed at Fort Ord and headed to Camp Kilmer in January.

Washington Congress CIO Sen. Morse Oregon Morse AFL Philip Murray Murray William Green Executive Council Green United Action John L. Lewis United Mine Workers The Lewis Afl-Cio Joe C. Quihuis Refugio L. Quihuis North Cuesta Avenue Tucson Army Armory Corps Fort Ord Calif Quihuis Camp Kilmer New Brunstwick N. J

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