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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1949

Page

4

Twelve Japanese Indicted By Reds

The Soviet Union charged twelve Japanese individuals and Emperor Hirohito with secretly planning bacteriological warfare as early as 1935. The indictment cites Maj. Gen. Kawajima and claims two secret units operated under orders from Hirohito. The document, published by Red Star, echoes prior allegations from Soviet sources.

Moscow Soviet Union Hirohito Kawajima Japanese Army Medical Corps General Staff and War Ministry Red Star Col. A. Galkin

Washington delays on accepting Russian germ warfare claim

Washington officials and Joseph B. Keenan say evidence against 12 Japanese for bacteriological warfare is fragmentary and not conclusive. Russians claimed additional material during World War II era trials, but Keenan says nothing was presented and later discoveries are uncertain.

Washington Russia Joseph B. Keenan Keenan Manchuria

Missing Rusty the cocker spaniel returns home hoped

Jerrold Hunter asks readers to help locate his 7 month old cocker spaniel Rusty lost from 133 E Luna St. He misses the dog and believes Rusty misses home. The paper carries the plea hoping someone will bring Rusty back for Christmas.

Jerrold Hunter Jerrold Rusty E. Luna St

Haverhill Hit By Factory Closings

In Haverhill Massachusetts Toby True Shoe Co closes its plant affecting about 450 workers with payroll over one million dollars a year. The closure follows Unity Shoe Makers Co which plans a Newburyport plant after reorganization. Combined the closings threaten about 1000 local jobs.

Haverhill Mass Toby True Shoe Co Unity Shoe Makers Co Newburyport

Pope's Unity Appeal Draws Silence From Jewish and Protestant Leaders

Pope Pius XII urged world believers to unite under the Roman Catholic Church to combat atheism. The Federal Council of Churches declined comment. Dr. Julius Mark welcomed renewal but rejected uniting with Rome. Dr. John W. Behnken criticized claims of a single true church and criticized papal leadership. Rt. Rev. Charles K. Gilbert is noted as a Protestant Episcopal bishop.

Pius XII Rome Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Julius Mark Temple Emanu-El John W. Behnken Lutheran church-Missouri Synod Behnken Martin Luther Charles K. Gilbert

Population Of U S Tops 150 Millions

The United States population reached 150,183,000 on Nov 1, up 2,132,000 in the first ten months of 1949 and 18,514,000 since the 1940 census. Census Bureau estimates current growth at about 200,000 per month.

Washington United States Census Bureau

Church leaders respond to Pope address in differing stances

New York officials including G Bromley Oxnam declined comment on the Pope's address while a spokesman for the archbishop of Canterbury affirmed a plain attitude after prior rejections of similar appeals.

New York B&hop G. Bromley Oxnam Methodist Church England Archbishop of Canterbury Church of England

Nose science claims humans smell as keen as animals

Dr Nowell Jones of UCLA psychology says a man’s nose is as sharp as most animals and can tell people apart. He notes many blind people rely on smells and that perfumes can be sexually stimulating, while odors reach brain nerves directly. Some people are smell blind.

Los Angeles Nowell Jones Jones UCLA

Marines Can't Push Air Force Men Around

In Van Nuys California on December 24 a Birmingham veterans hospital ward contributed 104 dollars to the toy drive of the marine corps reserve. Air Force veteran Ivar Bennett refused to be swayed saying disabled veterans deserve as much as orphans receiving toys and that marines cannot push them around.

van Nuys Calif Birmingham Veterans’ Hospital Marine Corps Reserve Air Force Ivar Bennett Bennett

Woman Trainer Killed by Lion Laid At Rest

May Kovar Schafer, a woman trainer from Thousand Oaks, California, was killed by a lion. The victim wore a purple and gold robe during the incident as authorities investigated the fatal attack and prepared funeral arrangements.

Thousand Oaks Calif May Kovar Schafer

Lion kills trainer in arena and is destroyed

In Oxnard on Tuesday a 4% year old lion named Sultan fatally mauled trainer Gurson Baily Citrzen during a practice session. The animal was destroyed. Funeral services for Citrzen were held Saturday evening in Oxnard.

Gurson Baily Citrzen Oxnard Schafer Sultan Lion

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