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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1949

Page

13

Mexican Hopalong Cassidy Finds Hollywood Cowboys Unreal

Rodolfo Acosta the Hopalong Cassidy of Mexico says Hollywood cowboys lack bowlegs and wear fancy clothes. He notes charro attire differs from real field work and offers to tutor them in the barrel walk and leg stance learned from a decade of riding. He rose from Latin lovers to leading man status.

Virginia MacPherson Hollywood UPR Rodolfo Acosta Hopalong Cassidy Mexico Acosta Adrian Universal- International

Brains Survive After Death In Tissue Cultures

New evidence presented to the American Association for the Advancement of Science shows grey brain tissue from babies kept alive for months in test tubes at the University of Pennsylvania medical school. Dr Mary Jane Hogue reported cultures came from natural deaths including an unborn infant about three months along.

New York American Association For the Advancement of Science University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Mary Jane Hogue

Young Democrats Ask James Roosevelt Quit

The Young Democrats of California request the resignation of James Roosevelt as Democratic national committeeman citing his entry into the governor race. Leaders Tierman and James say Roosevelt should step aside for a unifying figure while a Roosevelt spokesman says no comment is needed.

Los Angeles California James Roosevelt William J. Tierman Henry James Roosevelt

Niemoeller Urges UN Occupation of Germany for Peace

Rev. Martin Niemoeller, longtime critic of Hitler, calls in an open letter to West German Interior Minister Gustav Heinemann for the United Nations to assume control of Germany to avert another war. He says peace hinges on ending the division between Russia and the West and that UN occupation could crumble the iron curtain while allowing necessary security measures.

Frankfurt Germany Martin Niemoeller Adolf Hitler United Nations Niemoeller Gustav Heinemann Russia West U. N

Sarson Battalion Event Discusses Peace In Germany

A 1949 conference report quotes Niemoeller urging peace as political leaders in East and West Germany seek outposts for dialogue. Citizens ask how the great powers will respond and what steps ensure lasting peace.

Togic East West Germany Niemoeller

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