Hiss Letter Tied To Noel Field In Second Perjury Trial
The prosecution introduced a May 7 1948 letter from Alger Hiss to Noel Field in the second perjury trial. The document discussed Field's potential work for the Carnegie Endowment and suggested Field write articles for periodicals including The Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Noel Field
State Department
Europe
Field
Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
Washington
U. S. Atty
Thomas F. Murphy
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Frieda Kirchwey
Irchney
Hiss rug dispute sits beside Pueblo Gardens deed transfers
The article details Hobbling testimony about a rug given as partial rent in the Chambers case, and reports Deeds to 323 Pueblo Gardens units in Tucson being transferred to Valley National Bank and FNMA in mortgage foreclosure avoidance. FHA to assume rental management while CHIC, Webb, and Roy Drachman Realty adjust holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Gardens
del Webb
Tucson
Valley National Bank l
Federal National Mortgage ‘Association
Federal Housing Authority
Richard Dalton
FHA
Bank
FNMA
Dalton
H. C. Torrea Co
Realstate
Tucson Title Insurance Co
Central Housing Investment Corp
CHIC
de Webb Construction Co
Pueblo Gardens Water Co
Webb
Roy Drachman Realty Co
Goodman's Market
Jones Drugstore
Bank of Fnma
Grotto Elects New Officers For Year 1950
Allan Kol grotto appoints new officers for 1950 led by Monarch George Dyer. Other officers include Bill Murrell as chief justice Buck Keene as master of ceremonies Bob Smith as venerable prophet J Charles Richards as secretary and Fred Goodell as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Kol Grotto
Lodge
George Dyer
Bill Murrell
Buck Keene
Bob Smith
Prophet
J. Charles Richards
Fred Goodell
McNeal Sentenced To State Prison
William V. McNeal a 30 year old Tucson service station employee was sentenced by Superior Judge J Mercer Johnson to two to four years in state penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the April traffic death of 64 year old Mrs Ferimia Rose Shaar at East Speedway and Cherry avenues. The sentence was postponed a week for a probation report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. McNeal
J. Mercer Johnson
McNeal
Johnson
Tucson
Ferimia Rose Shaar
East Speedway
Cherry Avenues
Rivera
Ivera
S. Main St
Aubrey Stephens
Stephens
Sixth Avenue
Tax Chislers Debate Tax Evasion And Budget Balance
Washington December 27 Congress may push a crackdown on tax evaders and loopholes as it weighs tax rate hikes Rep Forand says full collection of owed taxes could balance the budget Treasury and lawmakers assess a potential five billion dollar annual loss from evasion and loopholes Republicans warn against broad tax increases while proposing cuts to wartime excises Officials debate staffing and the political impact of tighter enforcement on self employed and wage earners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Rep. Forand
D-R.i
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Truman
Joseph W. Martin Jr
GOP
America
Martin
Sen
O’conor
D-Md
Forand
Soth Congress
Mrs Phyllis Logan Attends Arizona Curriculum Meeting
Mrs Phyllis Logan, supervisor of art instruction in Tucson elementary schools, left today for a meeting of the Arizona Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. The session is on the State College campus at Tempe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Logan
Tucson
Arizona Association For Supervision and
State College
Tempe
You Won’t Have To Wait For Auto Tag Now
County Assessor Leo J. Finch urges buying 1950 automobile license plates as sales lag. He notes Christmas week is slow and only 11,000 auto and truck licenses sold by Saturday in Pima County, which normally uses about 38,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Finch
Finch
Pima County
Bevin Leaves for Commonwealth Ministers Meeting
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, aged 68 and recovering from a heart attack, departs London for talks with Commonwealth foreign ministers in Colombo, Ceylon. The gathering, opening Jan. 9, will address Communist China recognition, a Japanese peace treaty, and the global dollar shortage. Bevin travels with his physician aboard Ken after rail and air legs via Rome and Port Said.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Commonwealth
Colombo
Ceylon
Far East
China
Bevin
Rome
Port Said
Egypt
Ken
Devon
Australia
New Zealand
India
Pakistan
South Africa
Canada
Harvard Yale Men Will Speak At Tucson Yuletide Party
Local alumni from Harvard Yale and Princeton gather for the annual yuletide party at the Tucson Watercolor Guild. The program features a film on Big Three sports and astronomy by Dr Walter O Roberts Harvard 40 a Rhodes scholarship talk by Lawrence McQuade Yale 50 and a screening of athletic event movies. The event starts at 7 30 p m and is held at 857 S Swanrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Tucson Watercolor Guild
Walter O. Roberts
Lawrence McQuade
Guild
S. Swanrd
Three Hurt When Car Overturns On Wetmore Road
Three persons, Barbara Sherfey 16 Edward 12 and Martha Werbrich 19, were injured when their automobile overturned on Wetmore road one half mile east of U S highway 4. Werbrich lost control on rough roads skidding 232 feet before overturning. Home addresses listed as Sunset dairy.
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Wetmore Road
U.S. Highway 4
Barbara Sherfey
Edward
Martha Werbrich
Sunset Dairy
State Highway Patrol
Miss Werbrich
Driver Hurt Houghton Fined 250 Must Serve 90 Days in Jail
Ysidro C. Bencomo of Deming New Mexico was injured in a crash at Prince and Oracle roads and will be cited on a traffic charge when released. Capt. Carl V. Durrett and relatives were uninjured. two others had minor injuries. Bradley Houghton of Houghton road received a 250 dollar fine and 90 days in Pima county jail for reckless driving in an April Oracle road crash.
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Houghton
Pima
Ysidro C. Bencomo
Deming,n. M
Prince and Oracle
James Wyckoff
Bencomo
Carl V. Durrett
22Nd St
Wyckoff
Charlies A. Spencer
Durett
Gregoro Bonillas
Phoenix
Bradley Houghton
Houghton Road
Lee Garrett
Pima County
Superior
Justice Court
Police Seek Two Motorists in Reckless Driving Case
Police search for Charles Lopez age 24 264 West Michigan Junior and Frank Yanez unknown address. Lopez fled a patrol car after an accident in the 300 block West 19th Street. Yanez is sought to identify if he drove the vehicle that struck a city lamppost at Granada and Franklin streets and faces possible charges of leaving the scene and destruction of city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lopez
Michigan Jr
Lopez
19Th St
Frank Yanez
Yanez
Granada
Franklin
McKibbin Auto In Canyon Total Loss
McKibbin and Verona McKibbin were treated and released after their car skidded on ice and plummeted 90 feet into a canyon along a mountain road six miles above a federal prison camp. The vehicle was reported a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont McKibbin
N. McKinley Jr
Mt. Lemmon
McKibbin
Verona
Tucson Medical Center
David North
Federal
Expand Facilities For Scottish Rite New four story building in Ochoa street area for Scottish Rite facilities.
Secretary Ray Akin announced a $310000 expansion to house offices lodge and degree rooms roving and robe storage spaces and a large recreation room. West of the DeMolay hall the structure will connect with the existing Scottish Rite cathedral and feature modified Greek revival design by Starkweather Morse in concrete and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochoa Street
Scott Street
Stone Avenue
Scottish Rite
Ray Akin
F. B. Pacheco
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Akin
Starkweather & Morse
Hawley, Ohio Editor And Publisher, Dies
Ralph W. Hawley 61 publisher of the Salem News died in Salem City Hospital after a four month liver illness. He joined the paper as a reporter in 1906 and was editor in 1921 before serving as managing editor of the East LiverTribune and Kingstown Telegram. He was a director of Brush-Moore Newspapers. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ohio
Ralph W. Hawley
Salem News
City
Old East Liver 1 Tribune
Kingstown Telegram
Brush- Moore Newspapers, Inc
Eight men charged with reckless driving in court today
Six drivers received sentences and two continuances until next month after pleading innocent. Logan W. Morris faced a $200 bond with hearing set for Jan 18. Tommy Taylor posted $300 bond with hearing moved to Jan 13. Eleanor Birrell injured and listed in good condition at St Marys hospital. Other defendants, Robert Morris, Philip Carter, John Guthrie, Curtis Jones, Dee Clayton, and Ernest Roberts, were sentenced to fines and jail terms ranging from 15 to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan W. Morris
W. 29Th St
Tommy Taylor
E. Adams Jr
Taylor
Maurice J. Towney
Philip L. Carter
Oracle Rd
John D. Guthrie
Broadway
Curtis Jones
Bumblebee
Ariz
Dee W. Clayton
Willcox
Ernest O. Roberts
Linda St
Ring Recovered After Christmas Gift Mixup
In Muskegon Michigan Mrs Dillard misplaced a $1 000 diamond ring during the holidays. Santa like luck returned the ring when Mrs Miles Olsen found and delivered it from a Christmas package sent by Mrs Dillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Robert Dillard
Santa Claus
Astronomers Gather for AAS Conclave in Tucson
More than 100 astronomers from across the United States and four foreign nations will converge on the University of Arizona for the American Astronomical Society meeting. Sessions will be at Steward Observatory, the chemistry physics building, the Arizona State Museum, and Yuma Hall with registration from noon to 10 p.m. on opening day.
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United States
University of Arizona
American Astronomical Society
AAS
Tucson
Steward Observatory
Arizona State Museum
Yuma Hall
Yuma
Observatory
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