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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1952

Page

5

Reds Lose Face In Europe But Won't Weaken In Korea

A digest of Cold War updates. In Europe French Premier Pinay's crackdown on Communists suppresses strikes, a Paris plant incident ousts Reds, and Ana Pauker faces purge amid shifts in satellite states. In Korea Panmunjom talks stall as Communists demand all prisoners back and refuse truces, challenging UN armistice efforts. West Berlin tensions rise with kidnapping and an East German shooting incident.

Reds Europe Korea Mennaull Paris Red Ana Pauker Communist Party Central Committee Mannish Ann Pauker Indo-China N’guyen van Tam West Berlin West Germany Russia Berlin South Korea United Nations Truman Syngman Rhee Panmunjom U.N Koje

WCTU member cites Stork Club telecasts on drinks

Elizabeth Smart of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union told a house investigating group that telecasts from the Stork Club in New York show prominent people with beverages on their tables but seldom drinking. Rep Klein and Rep Chenoweth commented that owners may share the same complaint or cannot afford to drink.

Washington Elizabeth Smart Women’s Christian Temperance Union Stork Club New York Klein New York City Sherman) Billingsley Chenoweth R-Colo

Recreation classes to start at four Tucson centers

four Tucson recreation centers will open next week offering crafts dramatics and dancing under director Loveless Gardner. Miles Jefferson Park Roosevelt University Heights schools host classes on set weekdays with sessions from 9 to 11 am and 3 to 5 pm. Ruth Turner leads Miles and Roosevelt centers Miss Marjorie Baer leads Jefferson Park and University Heights with Carrie Green teaching dancing and David Henderson directing dramatics.

Tucson Loveless Gardner Miles Jefferson Park Roosevelt University Heights Ruth Turner Marjorie Baer Carrie Green David Henderson

Girls State Politicking by Byrd Stanley at University Campus

The Citizen notes Girls State run by the American Legion auxiliary features teenage female politicians who campaign on concrete plans rather than insults. Candidates court voters with posters and speeches on governance, with mascots for parties, and a focus on municipal finance and tax structure. The event promotes nonpartisan civic learning, while girls question current events and debate policies.

Byrd Stanley Girls State American Legion Auxiliary Sue Nelson Sue Jones

City approves first complete street sign regulations

The planning and zoning commission approves an ordinance establishing the city’s first full set of street sign rules and sends it to the mayor and council for final action. The panel also rezones areas along Tucson Boulevard Sawtelle East Ninth and 10th streets and initiates a rezone from R-2 to R-1 after a petition by property owners. A public hearing is slated for the next commission meeting.

Tucson Boulevard Sawtelle Avenue East Ninth 10Th Streets Commission Park Avenue 17Th 19Th Streets Ninth Avenue Mabel Helen Streets

Tucson Marines Leave For Camp Pendleton

Tucson's third marine supply company of 17 men and two officers departed today for Camp Pendleton California for two weeks of summer training. The unit replaces old company E reserve outfit slated for Korea duty in summer 1950. Authorized strength is 11 officers and 138 men. Maj Morse Holladay, Korea veteran and former commander, is in command with Capt Robert Foster as inspector instructor.

Tucson Marine Supply Camp Pendleton Calif Korea Morse Holladay Robert Foster Marine Regular

Phoenix Woman Wins Governor Seat In Election Card

Ginger Johnson of Phoenix wins the governorship for the Nationalist party. Margaret Gonzales of Phoenix becomes secretary of state for the Federalist party. Joanne Cudding of Glendale takes attorney general for the Federalist party. Ann Blair of Kingman is superintendent of public instruction for the Federalist party. Supreme court judges Joy Genovese Phoenix Ann Sult Florence and Pat McGuire Ajo win Federalist or Nationalist seats.

Ginger Johnson Phoenix Nationalist Party Margaret Gonzales Federalist Party Joanne Cudding Glendale Ann Blair Kingman Supreme Court Joy Genovese Ann Sult Florence Pat McGuire Ajo

Federalist Platform High Point in caucus notes

A narrative recounts a girl racing amid political nerves as we attend a party caucus from the state house to Manzanita city hall. Formalities fade to urgency as seven men push to reach the point and set platform positions.

Tion State House Manzanita

U S And Soviet Ambassadors Swap Signs In Cold War

US officials said the exchange of Russian ambassadors in Washington and the recall of Ambassador Panyushkin have little significance in the cold war. Georgi Zarubin will replace Panyushkin after prior service in Canada during 1944 46.

Washington U.S U. S Alexander S. Panyushkin Panyushkin Moscow Georgi Nikolaevich Zarubin London Truman Acheson Zarubin Canada Ottawa Kremlin Congress Canadian Royal Commission

McKemy Seeks School Post for State Superintendent

Harvey M McKemy of Tempe announced as Republican candidate for Arizona state superintendent of public instruction. He has led Tempe public and college training elementary schools since 1938 and previously ran in 1950. He argues for stronger leadership and better guidance from the state department.

Harvey M. McKemy Tempe M. L. Brooks Phoenix McKemy McKenny State Board of Education State Department of Public Instruction

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