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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1946

Page

2

Emperor's Views Please MacArthur

Tokyo January 1 Gen MacArthur praised Emperor Hirohito's New Year rescript calling for democratization of thought and liberalization of government He hailed the emperor's stand for the Meiji era policy five points urging deliberative assemblies participation for all classes freedom of desires equity and education efforts He said the emperor rejects the divine-king concept and supports future liberalization to benefit mankind

Tokyo Gen MacArthur Hirohito Rising Sun Empire the Mikado Superman

Pasadena Parade Opens Postwar New Year With Floats

A record crowd of 1.5 million was expected in Pasadena to view the first Tournament of Roses parade since 1943. 51 floats led by Grand Marshal William F. Halsey featured flowers from Mexico including 250,000 blossoms. The Mexican entry used orchids, gardenias and roses, reflecting Xochimilco gardens. Police used a blimp and 14 walkie talkies to manage traffic.

Pasadena Calif U.P Mexico William F Bull) Halsey Xochimnilco Navy Clarence Morris

Day Auxiliary Meeting Set for 8 P M at Legion

The Day Auxiliary schedules a meeting tomorrow at 8 p m in the Legion auditorium located at 112 West Pennington. The event invites members to attend and participate in planned activities.

The Legion Auditorium West Pennington

Taylors Buy 50 Acres Of Local Ranch

Mr and Mrs Henry W Taylor Jr of Detroit Michigan have purchased 50 acres of the 105 acre Desert Treasures ranch eight miles north of Tucson on Oracle road from Mr and Mrs Charles A Barrow for 160000 dollars. Barrow owns 30 acres with a citrus grove and homes and plans to stay until July.

Henry W. Taylor, Jr Detroit Mich Tucson Oracle Road Charles A. Barrow Barrow George Ferguson Barrows Franklin Tim Cinda Russell Ranch School Globe, Ariz Cleveland, O

Molotov To Boycott London Parley At UN Meet

Soviet Foreign Commissar V M Molotov will not attend the United Nations meeting in London this month dimming hopes for early settlement of Iranian and Turkish issues. Earlier reports said the foreign secretaries would resume talks where they left off in Moscow.

London U.P V. M. Molotov United Nations Molotov Moscow

Loy and Markey Await Admiral Halsey To Set Wedding

Commodore Gene Markey and actress Myrna Loy, both with prior marriages, obtained licenses and await Admiral Halsey to fix a wedding date. The ceremony is planned at the San Diego naval base chapel, with Halsey to serve as best man.

Hollywood Gene Markey Myrna Loy Adm Bull Halsey Markey Miss Loy Third Fleet San Diego Naval Base

West Gains 3,000,000 Residents During War

The U S employment service placed 1,413,166 workers in California Oregon Washington Nevada and Arizona in the first eleven months of the past year. F W Hunter regional director said the west will exceed three million new residents over prewar levels in the coming year.

San Francisco U. S. Employment Service California Oregon Washington Nevada Arizona F. W. Hunter USES Hunter West

Mexico Plans To Expand Its Diplomatic Service

President Avila Camacho announced in a radio address that Mexico will renew diplomatic ties with nations that had war closures and reorganize the foreign service to boost effectiveness. He stressed peace as a collective, indivisible responsibility guiding the country.

Mexico Mexico City Avila Camacho

Koreans Hold Protests Over Allied Plans

In Seoul a mass New Year protest drew between 20,600 and 30,000 demonstrators demanding independence and opposing a Moscow pact trusteeship. The march was orderly, unlike recent knife fights, with a provisional government group directing the crowd.

Seoul Korea John R. Hodge Chungking Hodge American Red Cross

Mexico's Continuing Role in World Peace and Inter-American Unity

The passage asserts Mexico will contribute to global peace with cooperative spirit proven in inter-American and world affairs. It highlights Mexico's tradition of faith in equal justice and mutual respect among states as the basis for peace and universal accord.

Mexico

Assessment of Pearl Harbor Attack Threat by Army Leaders

Former Army commander notes Vice Admiral McMorris dismissed a Pearl Harbor surprise risk and Admiral Kimmel did not challenge. Shore recalls the war department and General Marshall doubted an attack on Hawaii. From Nov 27 to Dec 6 1941 the Navy did not seek Army planes for distant reconnaissance and no warning suggested fear of aerial attack by Japan.

Pearl Harbor Army Charles H. McMorris Kimmel Shore War Department Hawaii Gen. Marshall Washington Navy

New Year Celebrations Vary Across Cities

In Minneapolis the police force was tripled to manage celebrations. Dinner and entertainment priced between $8.80 and $15 per couple. Omaha AA held a sober party while other places marked a very wet New Year’s Eve on record.

Minneapolis Alcoholics Anonymous Omaha

Celebration Costs Run Up As City Feasts

Celebrants paid 4.80 to 87.20 per person with Miami liquor dealers estimating 3,000,000 dollars in spirits consumed. Night clubs charged 20 dollars a plate while swank venues saw couples spend 65 to 75 dollars, tips included. Navy crews in Portland and Philadelphia crowds packed venues as the city faced rising flood fears.

Miami Navy Portland Ore Lttle Philadelphia

Strikes Panel Formed in 1943 Steel Dispute

Associate Justice Roger I Mc Donough of Utah and Chief Justice James M Douglas of Missouri form a panel. Feinsinger said an early meeting is expected to choose a chairman and set procedures.

Roger I. McDonough Utah State Supreme Court James M. Douglas Missouri State Supreme Court Feinsinger

First Degree Murder Charges Defined

The term refers to intentional and premeditated killings. Proving malice aforethought leads to first degree murder charges, with penalties typically more severe than lesser homicide offenses. Prosecutors rely on evidence of planning, deliberation, and the defendant's purpose to kill.

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