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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1952

Page

4

Liberte Crew Screening Ends After Sea Visit

The French liner Liberte ends at sea crew screening after agreeing to a three voyage review under the McCarran Walter act. On the first voyage 271 of 974 crew members were denied shore leave for refusing to answer questions. District director Edward Shaughnessy said other lines did not seek withdrawal from the program.

New York Liberte U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Thre Wiberth Edward J. Shaughnessy

Blonde Admits Friendship With Brink's Gang Suspects

A 25 year old unidentified blonde, called the girlfriend of two Brink's gang suspects, testified before a grand jury regarding the 1.2 million Brink's robbery in Boston. She had relationship ties to George R. Killeen and Louis Ava, with Killeen shot four months after the crime and Ava dying six months later in Massachusetts. A Rhode Island convict, Alfred J. Gagnon, named as a potential witness, had confessed to masterminding the jewel heist with two others, one later murdered.

Boston Killeen Ava Lynn Mass Haldup Joseph Specs) O'Keefe Pennsylvania Rhode Island Alfred J. Gagnon Carlton M. O’brien West Warwick R. L Gagnon O'Keefe

Filibusters To Be Target By Civil Rights Groups

Major efforts of the American Council on Human Rights in 1983 aim to end the filibuster in the U S Senate. President Elmer W. Henderson of Washington D C said the council will work with the NAACP and the National Urban League to build public sentiment against the filibuster, a traditional southern tool against racial legislation.

Cleveland Ohio American Council On Human Rights U. & Senate Elmer W. Henderson Washington, D. C District of Columbia Henderson National Association For the Advancement of Colored People National Urban League

NSLI Dates Urged for WWII Veterans as Policies Renew in 1958

Veterans with NSLI term policies must renew by 1958. Cmdr Ralph H Lewis of Tucson VFW post 549 announced a NSLI fund surplus of 180 million dollars to be paid to ex-GIs and servicemen in 1953. Dividends will be 50 cents monthly per 1000 of insurance with a maximum $60 on a $10,000 policy after 12 months.

NSLI Ralph H. Lewis Tucson VFW Lewis

Knights of Columbus Announce New Year Eve Adoration Rite

The Knights of Columbus will hold an annual New Year’s Eve nocturnal adoration at Benedictine cover 800 NW Country Club Rd from 8 to 9. A procession and benediction will occur with Fourth Degree Knights providing an honor guard. Rev. Frederic Curry will officiate. Committee headed by Tom Nordstrom and Frank Wotskowske organized plans.

Knights of Columbus Country Club Rd Frederic Curry Tom Nordstrom Frank Wotskowske

Officer's Son Admits Killing in Florida Farm Case

Duane Barker, 24, booked for murder by Dade County police after his father James Barker 49 was slain during a fight over a pistol at their Homestead area farm. Diane Barker says the family suffered from narcotics issues and the elder Barker once worked as a fingerprint expert tied to Sir Harry Oakes case.

Harry. Oakes Duane. Barker Dade County James D.” Barker Barker Becfise Diane Barker Nassau Miami Harry Oakes Blonde’ Huguette le May Florida Keys George Montreal

Billie the Flame of New Orleans in nightclub drama

Billie the Flame of New Orleans performed a controversial two piece act as police investigated the murder of Rosenfield. Billie and Roscoe Ails faced an examining trial with bail set at 5000 and 10000 dollars respectively.

Herem Fred Rosenfield“Jr Rosenfield Bille Roscoe Ails Ails Billie Dallas Atty Abe Abe Weinstein Colony Club Weinstein

Waterfront priest warns of dockside threats amid crime probe

Rev John M Corridan in New York warns that some longshoremen have been threatened with death for testifying before the state crime commission. He cites a plan to clean up the waterfront with port control, dock worker registration, seniority rights, and ending the shape-up hiring system.

New York John M. Corridan New York State Crime Commission Advc Catholic Church Corridan Father Corridan St. Francis Xavier Labor School West 16Th Street AFL International Longshoremen’s Association Port of New York Authority

Farmers Urged To Test Soil In Winter

Arizona farmers are urged to sample soils during the winter before ordering fertilizers for the next crop season. Howard B. Ray, extension soils specialist at the University of Arizona, says soil tests show deficiencies that affect crops but are not a cure-all. Farmers should contact county agricultural agents for collection instructions.

Arizona Howard BH. Ray University of Arizona Ray

Dense Fog Strikes England Halting Traffic And Injuries Rise

Acrid fog blanketed London and much of England forcing air and sea traffic shutdowns. Visibility in London ports dropped to 60 yards as two buses collided injuring 12 in St Helens. Health officials fear new fog could mirror the deadly previous episode with respiratory deaths as the lingering question.

London England St. Hellen’s Lancashire

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