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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

6

Gas Saving Hope Is Held At GM Presentation

Atlantic City reports two General Motors engineers presented a goal of a 50 percent increase in miles per gallon with a high compression engine and ideal transmission system. Carl F. Caris and Ral A. Richardson said motorists would go 50 more miles per tank, boosting oil resource efficiency and savings in billions annually.

Atlantic City N. J General Motors Society of Automotive Engineers Carl F. Caris Ral A. Richardson General Motors Research Staff

Injury Suit Seeks 55000 From San Clemente Store

Howard V. Suucas files a 55000 personal injury suit against store owners and operators after reportedly falling through a roof while installing air conditioning at 3841 E Broadway. He alleges roof was unsafe despite assurances from managers Jerome Amster and Leo Stein and names building owner E L Anderson.

San Clemente Howard V. Suucas John C. Haynes Jr Harry H. Haynes Lucas E. Broadway Jerome Amster Leo Stein E. L. Anderson

New Anti TB Drug At Pima County Hospital

Dr Francis J Bean announces the new antituberculosis drug isonicotinic acid hydrazide used in the Pima county hospital TB ward for about two and a half weeks. About 20 patients treated with some improvement seen, but not dramatic. The drug from E R Squibb Sons of New York was one of four makers and full effects require more time to assess.

Pima County Francis J. Bean Bean New York

Japanese Labor Plans Third Strike Protesting Bill

Tokyo unions schedule a third strike tomorrow in protest of the antisubversive bill. Police take extra precautions against possible violence as 18 unions with about 700000 members prepare to participate, including auto and light metal workers. The bill has passed the lower house and awaits action in the upper house.

Tokyo

British guards probe Koje Island tunnels as prisoners face crackdown

British troops and North Korean officers clash over security measures at Koje Island prisoner compounds. Guards search for escape tunnels and monitor inmate activity while prisoners in compounds 60 66 76 and 85 stage restrained drills and show scarce defiance amid Brig. Gen. Boatner’s tough campaign. Seventeen anti Communist prisoners were rescued from compound 85 and a guard’s accidental discharge killed one prisoner following a demonstration breakup.

Koje Island Korea U.S Haydon L. Boatner Koje Francis T. Dodd Eighth Army Boamer King’s Shropshire Light Infantry Lawney Bancroft

Bottleneck Back In Councils Lap

City officials and the state highway department met in Phoenix to plan eliminating the East Speedway bottleneck between Forgens avenue and Country Club road. Tucson was asked to submit a legal brief supporting its claim that the city’s 30 percent share need not be paid in cash in advance while 70 percent of the widening cost comes from federal funds.

State Highway Department East Speedway Forgens Avenue Country Club Road Highway Department Phoenix Tucson

U S Aids Probe Of Colombia Church Property Raid

The U S embassy asked Colombia to investigate a Protestant charge that police raided the home of Presbyterian missionary Miss Frances Van C Hitchcock northwest of Bogota, smashing furniture and taking belongings. The Evangelical Confederation of Colombia said about 400 dollars in damage occurred amid wider claims of Protestant persecution in a predominantly Catholic country.

Bogota Colombia U. S Evangelical Confederation of Colombia Frances van C. Hitchcock Confederation

Potatoes Condemned as New Yorkers Groan

New York diners groaned as 6 159 bags of Spanish potatoes weighing 100 pounds each were condemned by the department of agriculture for infestation with a tiny worm damaging crops worldwide.

New York

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