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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1948

Page

6

NBC Broadcasters Tied to Voice of America Scripts Hearings

Rene Borgia told U S senators that at least six NBC officials knew of the Know North America radio broadcasts. He testified in joint hearings that NBC executives ordered scripts, rejected cheap comedy, and that the state department contract aired Spanish language programs to Latin America. Borgia noted sources included the WPA e book series and Inside USA. He described his Venezuelan origins and prior political imprisonment in 1916.

Washington Rene Borgia NBC Voice of America Congress Borgia National Broadcasting Company Senate Foreign Relations and Expenditures Committees New England Texas North America State Department Latin America Senate Alberto Gandero John Unther USA Venezuela

Writers Fight Ban on Film Authors

Thirty writers who declared they are not Communists filed a federal suit to stop motion picture producers from barring Communist screen authors from the industry. The Screen Writers Guild and Authors League of America seek to enjoin an alleged anti trust conspiracy by the Motion Picture Association of America and related producer groups.

New York Screen Writers Guild, Inc Authors League of America, Inc Motion Picture Association of America, Inc Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers

Ex Personal Physician To Adolf Hitler Dies

Dr. Theodore Morrell once Adolf Hitler’s personal physician died last week in Giessen Germany. He had been released from an American internment camp only a few months earlier and news of his death surfaced Tuesday.

Giessen Germany Theodore Morrell Adolf Hitler

Fate of Czechoslovakia as Democracy Cautionary Tale

AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt MacKenzie argues Czechoslovakia’s collapse into a Soviet backed totalitarian regime shows how communists lure nations, corrupt politics, and stage a coup. He notes the 1948 vote with 6.4 million for the Front, 1.58 million abstentions or invalid ballots, and warns democracies to heed the warning.

Dewitt MacKenzie Czechoslovakia Soviet Union National Front Ministry of the Interior Front London Eduard Benes Bolshevists Prague Russia FBI

Dawson To Preach At Union Outdoor Service

Rev. Richard A. Dawson of the First Congregational church will preach at the first outdoor summer union lawn service at 8 p m Sunday on the lawn of the First Methodist church. Tucson Ministerial association sponsors these summer union services. Dawson will leave Tuesday for a world conference of religion in New York City June 16 to 18 for UN support, then stop at French Lick Indiana for the American Christian Palestine committee meeting June 20 to 22.

Richard A. Dawson First Congregational Church First Union First Methodist Church Tucson Ministerial Association Dawson United Nations New York City French Lick Ind Amercan Christian Palestine Committee

Pepsi-Cola Treasure Top Sweepstakes Promises Big Cash Prizes

A vintage sweepstakes promotion offers a top prize of 25000 dollars plus 51 monthly cash prizes in Pepsi-Cola's Treasure Top contest. Readers are urged to collect Treasure Certificates hidden under bottle caps and participate for a chance at the family sweepstakes prizes.

Pepsi-Cola

Dewey Ahead in Delegates as Primaries Conclude

Washington, June 1. The selection of 1,094 Republican delegates will be completed in two primaries and a June 11 state convention. California and South Dakota hold primaries with Warren and Stassen favored. Indiana finishes the last delegation. Leading candidates cite inflated first ballot hopes, with Dewey, Taft, and Stassen claiming large blocs though totals exceed available delegates. Nomination likely after several ballots.

Lyle C. Wilson Washington California Earl Warren South Dakota Harold E. Stassen Indiana Philadelphia Thomas FE. Dewey New York Robert A. Taft Ohio Minnesota Raymond E. Baldwin Conn Douglas MacArthur Dewey Taft Stassen

Lost Property Found: Boy Reclaims Five-Foot Pet Snake Mortimer

Ronald Brown, 14, was notified his lost property Mortimer the black snake had been found. He retrieved the five foot pet from a neighbor's driveway in Buffalo, New York, after police contacted him to pick it up in person.

Buffalo N. Y Ronald Brown Ronald Mortimer

Vacation hours set for library stations county wide

County librarian Mrs Ronald E Burt announced summer hours for all library stations. Amphitheatre at 3312 North First Avenue opens Tuesdays and Fridays 9 to 11 30 am with Miss Joan Bankston in charge. Catalina Junior High opens 9 30 to 11 30 am Tuesdays under Alberta Crombie. Sahuarita opens 9 30 to 11 am Wednesdays with Wilma Parker. Tanque Verde opens 9 30 to 10 30 am Wednesdays under Mrs Harry Cameron. Sells opens 8 to 9 pm Wednesdays with Mrs Roberta Hill in charge.

North First Avenue Joan Bankston Catalina Junior High School Alberta Crombie Sahuarita Wilma Parker Tanque Verde Harry Cameron Sells Roberta Hill

Mexico City Nogales air schedule altered

Lamia Airlines of Mexico a United Airlines subsidiary inaugurated night flights to Mexico City. Departure time moved from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with arrival in Mexico City at 1 a.m. Northbound Mexico City departures delayed by one hour. Station manager Rene Diaz de la Garza cited accommodating American tourists who would otherwise stay overnight.

Nogales Ariz Lamia Airlines of Mexico United Airlines Mexico City Rene Diaz de la Garza

Copper Labor Unions Form Council in Anaconda Plants

The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelters Workers CIO announced a council of all local unions within Anaconda Copper Corp to boost bargaining power. Morris J. Wright notes this aids negotiations as Anaconda locals span California Connecticut New York and Montana. John Clark leads the Great Falls Montana local. The council formed after a meeting with Anaconda locals and the international board, which continued sessions Tuesday.

Denver International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers CIO Anaconda Copper Corp Morris J. Wright Anaconda California Connecticut New York Montana John Clark Great Falls Mont International

Cave Creek Forest Fire Under Control

Coronado National Forest ranger Euel Nava said a Cave Creek fire that burned since last Thursday and scorched over 3000 acres was under control. More than 300 firefighters battled the blaze in relays, with crews flown in from Phoenix and Lordsburg New Mexico amid high winds.

Douglas WUP Euel Nava Coronado National Forest Ranger Cave Creek Phoenix Lordsburg N. M

Royal Wedding to Mihai and Princess Anne Delayed

Athens reports a palace source saying the marriage of former King Mihai of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma may be delayed four or five days beyond Saturday. Premier Sophoulis had said the wedding would occur in Athens, but a high government source cautioned it is not absolutely certain. The couple planned to arrive Wednesday, with a possible day or so delay affecting plans at the Tatoi summer palace.

Athens Mihai Romania Anne Bourbon- Parma Themistokles Sophoulis

Royal links tie Romania to Greek throne honeymoon

North of Athens a wedding plan unfolds as Mihai, who abdicated the Romanian throne late last year, is described as a nephew of King Paul of Greece. The piece notes the historic royal connections shaping the upcoming nuptials.

Athens Mihai Romania Paul Greece

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