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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1952

Page

4

Congressmen Favor Thrift Before Trying Tax Cuts

Four lawmakers debate budget goals with Reed proposing over five per cent income tax cut in two years while Bridges Byrd and Taber urge balancing the budget first. Byrd calls for five plus billion dollars in cuts next year and in 1954, with tax relief only after deficit reduction. Bridges and Taber warn defense and foreign aid needs constrain reduced spending.

Washington Congress Rep. Reed House Ways and Means Committee Reed New Republican Congress Sen Bridges Senate Appropriations Committee Byrd D-Va Finance Committee Senate Rep. Tabor R-Ny House Appropriations Committee Washington Report U. S. Chamber of Commerce Taber Defense Department

Col Young Named Executive Vice President at Pan American

Col Clarence M Young, vice president of the Pacific Alaska division of Pan American World Airways, is promoted to executive vice president effective January. He will oversee all PAA activities for Alaska Hawaii Australia and the Orient, announced Juan T Trippe PAA president.

San Francisco Clarence M. Young Pan American World Airways Jan

Dear Molly Advice on sustaining love through differences

A 27 year old asks how a couple with differing tastes can stay together. The advice notes love evolves with time, urges shared or new interests, understanding, and forgiveness, and discourages fear of insuperable conflict. It stresses that marriages need effort, not resignation, and that devotion can endure into later years.

Mrs. Mayfield Molly

The Last Leaf Echoes Through a Window World

A letter from Emily reflects on hope and resilience as a tuberculosis patient by a window waits for a visiting young man who could be her last leaf. Molly answers urging patience and the solace of books music and dreams to sustain life.

Mrs. Mayfield Molly Emily

Polio Family Has Merry Christmas

In Ellicottville New York a polio stricken Walter Green family enjoyed a cheerful Christmas. Two Green children were in Olean hospital with polio while three had just left the polio ward. Neighbors donated gifts and fruit baskets. at home a baked ham dinner was shared with parents Bertha 16 and Roland 21 visiting from the hospital.

Ellicottville N. Y Walter Green Olean Farmer Green New York Bertha Roland Charles Kenneth Milford

Sailors Inseparable in Korea Hospital After Ship Accident

Bill Davis of Cookeville Tennessee and Jesse Marley of Doniphan Missouri joined the navy in May 1952 and trained together then served aboard the Los Angeles. They lie in adjoining beds in a British naval hospital after a ship’s cable snapped in port broke their left legs.

Hong Kong Bill Davis Cookeville, Tenn Jesse Marley Doniphan Navy U. S Los Angeles British Naval Hospital

Sailors Host Refugee Children Christmas Party in Harbor

U S sailors on holiday leave from Korea hosted a Christmas party for 115 refugee children in Hong Kong. The children boarded the cruiser Los Angeles and the destroyer Winston for a large meal a movie and a gift each.

Hong Kong U. S Korea Los Angeles Winston

Son of police fingerprint expert shoots father in Florida

James Barker Jr. shot and killed his father James Oakes Barker in Homestead Florida. John Tyler says Barker Jr admitted the shooting and cried in jail. The elder Barker had been involved in the 1943 Nassau Oakes murder fingerprint case and faced a prior controversy over testimony.

Homestead Fla James O. Barker Duke of Windsor Oakes James O. Barker Jr John Tyler County Criminal Bureau of Investigation Young Barker Tyler Barker Miami Police Identification Bureau Nassau Alfred de Marigny Harry Oakes International Association For Identification

Bathtub Holds Secret Hope Engraved for Truman

Perlman the glass carver disclosed a secret message engraved on White House bathtubs during renovations. The note on the President’s tub reads that the man who bathes there serves his people truthfully, a line Perlman says he invented for the project and later revealed on CBS I’ve got a secret.

Washington Herman Perlman U. S White House Truman Perlman Wtop-Tv Mrs. Truman Margaret Truman

Boy's Holiday Still Good

Six year old Lester Odele nicknamed Butch traveled alone when guardian moved to another coach. Southern Pacific employees donated a bicycle electric train cowboy and Indian suits and a toy fire truck. John Darling 60 was briefly separated from his companion before rejoining the boy at Ogden Utah.

Berkeley Calif Lester Butch Odele Speedy Southern Pacific Railroad Atlantic Iowa Lester C. Smalley Colton John Darling Darling Green River Wyo Portland Ore Gold Coast Limited Ogden Utah

Explorer Scouts Win Rifle Awards in Tucson Area

Catalina council Explorer Scouts receive National Rifle Association marksman awards during a University of Arizona ROTC led program. Jim Carroll earned sharpshooter bar eight, Bob Hale sharpshooter, others attained marksman first class and pro marksman honors as Major Hathaway’s team guides ongoing training.

Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America National Rifle Association University of Arizona Jim Carroll Bob Hale Jean Lely George Alexander Don Liston Bill Klapper Ce Owen Jerry Pe

National Sojourners Elect New Officers

At the December meeting of Arizona chapter 273 National Sojourners officers for 1953 were elected. Capt. Joseph P. Francis was named president Cmdr. Roy O’Bannion first vice president Capt. John D. Shultz second vice president Maj. H. S. Hank Moulthrop secretary treasurer and Maj. Mitchell T. Hill chaplain. The new president planned a series of meetings for the coming year.

Arizona Sojourners Joseph P. Francis Roy O’bannion John D. Shultz H. S. Hank Moulthrop Mitchell T. Hill

Eisenhower to name farm policy expert committee

President elect Eisenhower will appoint a 14 member agriculture panel to guide farm policy and help organize the new department under Ezra Benson. Members likely include Allan B. Kline Herschel Newsom James Patton and John Hannah representing land grant colleges and farm organizations.

Washington Eisenhower Ezra T. Benson Allan B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Herschel Newsom National Grange James Patton Kasson, Minn

Tragedy Strikes Connett Family In Cupertino Deaths

In San Jose California the Connett family endures a double tragedy as Archie Connett 31 fatally harms his three children and injures himself during a pre Christmas confrontation at Waynona Connett 28 Cupertino home. The children Michael 4 Teresa 2 and Carl Paul 4 months died. Waynona Connett survived with serious wounds. Parents unavailable for today’s burial rites arranged by the Gottlieb grandparents of Denver.

San Jose Calif Connett Archie Connett Waynona Milton Chatton Cupertino Michael Teresa Carl Paul Carl Gottlieb Denver

Sweet Honey Crash Leaves 100 Pounds Behind

A truck crash near Louisville ended with 100 pounds of honey aboard before it struck a telephone pole. Investigators describe the incident as a soggy mix of luck and sticky fate.

Sticky Business Louisville WU P Guy Lombardo Here

Oliphant Criticizes Tax Report as Self-Serving

Charles Oliphant former chief counsel of the internal revenue bureau denounced the house tax investigating subcommittee final report as a lacklustre hodgepodge of self serving declarations. He said headlines will please the committee while noting the report claims misconduct and resignations including the bureau chief counsel. Oliphant resigned last December amid tax scandal probes.

Washington U.P Charles Oliphant Internal Revenue Bureau House Tax Investigating Subcommittee Subcommittee The Internal Revenue) Bureau Oliphant

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