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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1945

Page

3

New China Policy Means GIs To Stay In China

In Shanghai on December 21 Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer outlined U S policy for troops in China. Most GIs will stay longer than planned with only 260 high point men eligible to return before January 1. Officials said 8 672 Army personnel remain low point and ineligible. Also noted was repatriation of about 3 000 000 Japanese in China and the plan to organize a U S military advisory group. Separately a note explains radon gas emitted from small radium solutions for several days.

Shanghai U.P China U. S Albert C. Wedemeyer Truman Pacific United States Wedemeyer DPD Zone of Interior

Ruth Simms Leaves Estate In Two States

Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, former Illinois congresswoman, left an estate of 5 000 868 dollars in New Mexico and about 100 000 dollars in real estate in the District of Columbia and Illinois. Her will filed in Albuquerque probate court by husband Albert G. Simms directs New Mexico property to Simms and requires payment of administration and inheritance taxes estimated at over 3 million dollars.

Albuquerque N. M Ruth Hanna MeeCormick Simms Illinois New Mexico District of Columbia Albert G. Simms McCormick Simms Simms

Estate Split Between Mrs Simms Daughters, 63 Percent Held

In a December 21, 1945 Tucson Daily Citizen snippet, Columbia and Illinois assets were left to Mrs. Simms' two daughters, capturing about 63 percent of the estate. The remainder covered property in the District of Columbia and other unspecified locations.

Tucson Daily Citizen Columbia Illinois District

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