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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1949

Page

6

Coal and Steel Take Center Stage as Year Ends

Margaret Chase Smith reflects on coal and steel in late 1940s America. She weighs UMW strikes, price hikes at United States Steel, and calls for potential federal intervention under Taft-Hartley. The column weighs labor versus capital, union roles, and the risk of government regulation.

Margaret Chase Smith U. S Maine Skowhegan Coal and Steel John L. Lewis Lewis United States Steel United Mine Workers U. S. Steel Congress Steel United States America United Features

Oregon Opening Fight For Air Force School

Rep Norblad of Oregon urges the Air Force to place the proposed academy in Oregon. In a public letter to the site selection board he notes many suitable sites in the state and argues for geographic balance since existing academies are on the east coast and the Pacific Northwest has none.

Washington Norblad R-Ore Air Force Today Air Force Academy Oregon Air Frce Air Force Advance Navy California Pacific Northwest

Poland Names Prison Terms For Six Spies

At Wroclaw four French nationals one Pole and a German received prison terms from six to 22 years after pleading guilty to spying. Jan Kubisiak got 22 years for working with an alleged French espionage ring. Basil Brousikow drew 14 years for seeking uranium samples for an atom bomb. Wilhelm Hild was jailed six years after admitting he handed over two small uranium pieces. Yvonne Bassaler received 12 years as the sole woman defendant. Feldersen and Hoffman got 12 and 11 years. Public prosecutor sought the death penalty.

Wroclaw Poland Jan Kubisiak Basil Brousikow Warsaw Aymar de Brossin de Mere Brousikow Wilhelm Hild Hild Yvonne Bassaler Joseph Feldersen Alfred Hoffman Paris

Accused Clerk Seeks Sanity Exam in Grand Theft Case

In Phoenix on December 24, Edward Woodison a 29 year old Sunnyslope clerk faced grand theft charges after allegedly diverting 4091 dollars from Williams Air Force Base cadets while employed at the Republic and Gazette travel bureau. Two court medical examiners were appointed to conduct sanity tests at his request before Superior Judge Charles C Bernstein.

Phoenix Edward Woodison Sunnyslope Cyrk Woodison Charles C. Bernstein Williams Air Force Base Republic and Gazette Travel Bureau

Overhead Door Co. Ad Promotes Garage Sales and Service

Residential garages, commercial and industrial blogs highlight sales and service options. Dial 53451 for Overhead Door Co. product information and maintenance.

Overhead Door CO

Cadets Tied to Holidays Sanity Report Directive

A fragment notes Bernstein directing examiners to prepare a sanity report by a specified deadline related to cadets promised round-trip tickets home for the holidays. The brief hints at an administrative or disciplinary context within a military or academy setting.

Bernstein

Bob Hope and Symington Visit Alaska for Christmas Tour

In Anchorage Bob Hope and Air Secretary Stuart W. Symington arrived to entertain servicemen during Christmas. Hope quipped about the cold and the city’s long main street bar. Symington planned a live-in conditions tour for military personnel amid the Alaskan cold. Mrs Hope and their two children joined the party.

Anchorage Alaska WUP Bob Hope Stuart W. Symington Hope Seattle Symington

Nationalist China to Recognize Indonesia

Taipei Taiwan December 24 Nationalist China's cabinet voted to recognize the United States of Indonesia to be proclaimed Tuesday Wu Te Chen veteran statesman and member of the supreme national emergency council named special envoy for the occasion.

Taipeh Formosa China United States Indonesia Wu Te-Chen Supreme National Emergency Council

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