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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1952
Page
12
Havana reports President Batista announces new automobile tax measures aimed at curbing luxury imports and foreign expenses. Officials say licenses rose sharply, prompting protests from business groups, with Maj. Luis del Pozo named to study modifications as Prio Socarras remains in exile in Miami.
Sydney based Merino, a 549 ton coastal freighter, ran aground on a Tasmanian sand bar in fog on Christmas morning while carrying a priceless collection of contemporary French paintings from Paris Museum of Modern Art and private lenders. The cargo is insured for 1,230,550 pounds.
Judges in the Citizen Christmas Decorations Contest continue touring the city seeking prize displays. The Winterhaven area near 2749 EL Ft. Lowell Rd offers the best concentrated decorations, with many homes listed as notable examples.
YREEA Calif Police say Miriam Zumwalt a schoolteacher admitted whipping Gary Don Clover several times for getting out of bed to raid the icebox. The boy found tied to his bed by District Attorney Floyd Merrill of Siskiyou County. He suffered multiple bruises on the lower body and is the son of Bud Clover of Grants Pass Oregon.
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Arizona excise tax receipts are projected to rise by several hundred thousand dollars annually once new sales tax rules take effect January 1. The state tax commission approved measures to close loopholes by restricting deductions from gross proceeds or income unless explicitly stated in the excise law, and to broaden the tax base by adding a two percent levy on sellers of goods and services.
The United Nations prisoner command reports three additional Communist prisoners died violently in UN camps in Pusan. One was shot after disobeying a guard, another died by his own action during a charge, and a third was murdered within a compound.
In Copenhagen the ailing 80 year old Queen Mother Alexandrine of Denmark is reported to be gradually failing after a serious operation. She lapsed into unconsciousness last night following a brief Christmas rally, according to physicians.
In Minneapolis Minnesota a grocer and his wife died of heart attacks within two minutes. Leo W. Bistodeau aged 72 collapsed while attempting to move his wife Susan who had just suffered a similar attack.
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