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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1952
Page
2
An explosion at a photo supply store in Nagoya touched off a chemical fire that killed eight and injured 23 with one missing, destroying six buildings in the business district. The blast was linked to magnesium in a kerosene can, part of two recent Nagoya disasters.
In Berlin the United States announces Lt Horace J Sincore of Homestead Florida has been freed after 32 days in Soviet custody. The American officer disappeared while wearing a Communist aggressor uniform during maneuvers near the East German border. French authorities protest a Christmas Day shooting of a German policeman by three Russians who invaded the French sector. Berlin's commandant seeks action and compensation for the officer’s widow.
Mrs. Florence Bernard receives 100 per month for life plus 10000 after a 15 year legal battle. The suit linked her late husband’s death from heart trouble to his duties as a Detroit firefighter during a 1937 blaze, argued 20 months prior.
A 50 year old Phoenix man is jailed on theft charges after $500 in cash and nearly $2,000 in negotiable bonds vanished from Mrs. Viola Holland. Detectives say the suspect, who frequented Phoenix night clubs with Mrs. Holland, claimed to have found the items on a downtown street.
Until 1834 lions and leopards were kept in a royal menagerie in the Tower of London, a storied collection maintained by the crown.
Adrian Richards of Scripps Institution of Oceanography and Lewis Walker, a San Diego naturalist, recounted narrowly escaping a eruption of El Boqueron on San Benedicto island. The vent shot ash high, pumice fell as a muddy rain for 20 minutes, and the crater cone had risen about 1250 feet since last summer.
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