Joint Congressional Sessions Seen Dangerous During War
Washington reportage describes Secret Service chief Urbanus Baughman testifying that presidential joint sessions with the cabinet and armed services leaders are dangerous during war. He notes White House protection advantages over Blair House and recalls counterfeiting cases.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Urbanus E. Baughman
Secret Service
Truman
White House
Baughman
House Appropriations Committee
Blair House
GOP
Gordon Canfield
New Jersey
Canfield
Joini Ons
Congress
Roosevelt
Casablanca
Churchill
Camden
N. J
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Press Award Votes Counted
The Association of Catholic Newsmen named Edward McQuade memorial award recipients in San Francisco. Al Ostrow earned the gold medal for improving treatment of mentally ill victims. J Campbell Bruce and Phyllis Seidkin won scrolls for stories on John Napoli and a Sonoma County burn case.
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San Francisco
Association of Catholic Newsmen
Edward McQuade
al Ostrow
The
San Francisco News
J. Campbell Bruce
San Francisco Sole
Phyllis Seidkin
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Schrolls
Ostrow
Bruce
John Napoli
Seidkin
Sonoma
San Francisco Press Club
People
Boys Choir Broadcasts On Yale Shows And KCNA Air
The Tucson Boys' Choir appears on Ginny Simms show Christmas Eve from 8 to 8 15 on KCNA and on American Broadcasting Co. national hookup via 145 stations. A Christmas morning broadcast 8 15 to 8 45 airs on KTUC via Sears Roebuck. The choir toured Los Angeles earlier this month. Eduardo Caso, director, notes school visits today in city buildings and hospitals.
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Tucson
Ginny Simms
KCNA
Dave Bloom & Sons
American Broadcasting Co
KTUC
Sears, Roebuck &Co
Los Angeles
Eduardo Caso
51 Asset Seen In Unsold Cars
Detroit reports that 1950 auto shortages stem from industry actions and high output. Dealers show fewer on hand as Korean war boosted demand and manufacturers borrowed from next year's materials. Year-end stock could become an asset rather than a problem early in 1951.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Economic Stabilization Agency
Maximum Drunk Term Given by Arizona Judge
Phoenix man Joe E. Garcia, 40, received one year in jail and a $1000 fine for driving while drunk. It marks the first maximum sentence under a new drunk driving statute since July. Garcia had six prior misdemeanor convictions in Maricopa County and prior prison terms in Arizona and California.
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Phoenix
U.P
Maricopa County
Joe E. Garcia
Garcia
Arizona
California
Fred C. Struckmeyer
Tucson man hopes dog photo shows his long lost Toby
Paul Hanten, now in Tucson from Duluth, believes a Minnesota front page photo of a dog in a straw Nativity scene may depict his 80 pound, 13 year old Toby. He traces the dog’s route from Tucson toward Duluth and Washburn, Wis. and plans to alert his son in Duluth. Toby is described as half Chesapeake Bay retriever and pit bull with four white feet and a white tail tip.
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Toby
Tucson
Paul Hanten
Duluth
Minn
Associated Press
Citizen
Albert Lea
Hanten
Washburn
Wis
Hantens
Fair Oaks Ave
Hanteen
Two Teens Beaten by Unidentified Motorist in Tucson
Two 18 year old youths, David Allais and Bill Gundy of 3516 E Second St, were treated at Tucson Medical Center for scalp and hand wounds after an altercation with an unknown motorist near their home. Witness Harold Glosser, 18, saw the incident as deputies searched for the assailant who fled the scene.
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Tucson Medical Center
David Allais
Bill Gundy
E. Second St
J. S. Kipnis
East Second Street
Allais
Gundy
Harold Glosser
N. Richey Blvd
Kipnis
Phoenician Cleared Of Manslaughter Charges
Ben Mercer a 67 year old Phoenix man was cleared of manslaughter charges after the county attorney urged the judge to drop the case citing self defense. D C Stewart 18 was killed when he allegedly threw rocks at Mercer on July 8 in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ben Mercer
Warren McCarthy
McCarthy
Dudley W. Windes
Mercer
D. C. Stewart
Stewart
Bullet Kills Housewife in Accidental Discharge
Mrs. Louise Craddock 17 died at New Cornelia hospital from a .22 pistol discharge that ricocheted through her abdomen after she and her husband returned from shopping. Deputy Sheriff McMann said she dropped the firearm in the bedroom, causing the accidental shooting. She leaves a husband and a 5 month old son. funeral arrangements to be announced by McCarthy Mortuary in Ajo.
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Louise Craddock
New Cornelia Hospital
John McMann
Air Force weighs Huachuca as training base
The U S air force is considering Fort Huachuca in Arizona as a basic training installation. Air force survey teams inspected the old fort for potential immediate reactivation with emphasis on ground instruction and military education rather than flight training. The site is currently under Arizona national guard jurisdiction and partly used by the Arizona game and fish commission as a game preserve.
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Phoenix
U. S. Air Force
Ft.Huachuca
Air Force
Arizona National Guard
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Arizona
Nativity Scene Lacking Sparks Catholic Repair Demand
St Ambrose Ambrosians at University Church decry Tucson Christmas displays as hollow without a Nativity scene. Rev. Poirier leads a resolution urging a manger scene on Library Square, condemning the 1950 decorations as lacking the Holy Birth and predicting a remedy in 1951.
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Tucson
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Philip Poirier
Ambrosians
Library Square
Sun of Justice
Christmas Gifts For 30 Comstock Children From Tucson Club
The Latin American Social club of Tucson collected wishes from 30 Comstock hospital children and bought exact gifts. Dolls from Los Angeles, air plane kits, cowboy outfits, and a radio were among items. Gifts will be delivered tomorrow to the tubercular and crippled wards, ages 10 months to 17 years. Club committee includes Ted Trujillo, Charles Hughes, Andy Herreras, and Tony Rios.
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Comstock Hospital
Tucson
Los Angeles
Ted Trujillo
Charles Hughes
Andy Herreras
Tony Rios
10 Aged Die In Home Fire and Policeman Hero
AMARILLO Texas December 23 Ten aged residents died in a convalescent home dormitory as fire raged through the facility. Policeman Gib Gibson fought a grass fire with his hands to evacuate others and later received treatment for severe burns.
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Amarillo
Tex
Gib Gibson
Beachhead May Bring Peace Says Maj Gen Soule
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Soule told U.S. 3rd Division at Hungnam Beachhead that their battle could make peace on earth and good will toward men a reality. He offered Christmas greetings and New Year wishes, praising UN efforts and the soldiers’ courage.
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Hungnam
Korea
Robert H. Soule
U.S
United Nations
Individua
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