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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1949
Page
4
Tucson public and aided schools fill their classrooms with Christmas displays as two week winter vacation looms. Major events include Tucson High’s Christmas Impressions at 8 p.m. and Amphitheater Elementary nativity pageants at 8 p.m., both open to the public without charge.
Informants say Israel and Hashemite Jordan may rush a final peace agreement after the U N decision to internationalize Jerusalem. Both nations oppose U N order while seeking traffic and transit accords to the Mediterranean and Mt Zion. Other Arab states expected to join as talks accelerate toward a lasting settlement.
London dispatch reports Miss Annie Beatrice Calrow left £22,192 to her brother in the United States. Gerald W. Calrow of San Antonio Texas is the beneficiary.
Burma confirms recognition of the People's Republic of China. The foreign office telegram to Chou En Lai cites friendship and anticipates establishment of diplomatic relations and an exchange of envoys in Rangoon on December 19.
Betty Downer a 19 year old of 2304 E Hawthorne Jr was struck by a 12 ton truck at the North Park avenue and East Sixth street crossing. She received home treatment for an injured left hip and knee with bruises police said driver M B Williams of Phoenix was cited for failure to yield right of way.
West Palm Beach Florida December 19 UP Lucien B C Somers 77 year old retired dentist from Somers Point New Jersey was granted a divorce from his wife whom he married in 1893 and separated from 22 years ago Somers claimed Mrs Somers kept company with other men They had two sons aged 55 and 47 The wife lived in Philadelphia but her age was not disclosed
The American Council on Education will urge Congress to establish a federal college scholarship program based on financial need. It favors grants of $600 yearly to many students and fellowships of $1,000 for graduate students, differing from prior proposals that emphasized merit without need considerations.
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