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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

4

Chambers Admits Deception In Scholarship Letter

Mrs. Whittaker Chambers testified at Alger Hiss perjury trial that she used deception to obtain a kindergarten scholarship for daughter Ellen. Defense counsel pressed the admission, probing her credibility, while Hiss denied supplying Chambers or seeing her after 1937 amid plans to call secret documents and letters.

New York Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss Chambers Hiss Liovd Paul Stryker Stryker Red Courier Chambers Hisses

Sholley Services To Be Held On Tuesday

Funeral services for Gus C. Sholley 64 are scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday with cremation at South Lawn memorial park. He lived at 3547 East Elida Street.

Gus C. Sholley South Lawn Memorial Park Mr. Sholley E. Elida St

Congress Schedule Details Day's Activities in Senate and Committees

The Associated Press reports a busy day in Congress with the Senate expected to ratify an international wheat agreement and resume debate on labor legislation. Various committees meet from 9 to 11 am to hear protests, continue investigations into airlines, atomic energy, and housing measures, and consider District of Columbia legislation.

Commerce Committee Senate-house Atomic Committee Atomic Energy Commission District of Columbia

Pliocene Camel Bones Found at Walnut Grove Site

A joint expedition from the Museum of Northern Arizona and the Arizona State Museum reports initial success at Slate Creek near Walnut Grove, Prescott. Led by Dr. Charles A. Reed, five researchers uncovered pliocene bones including a camel, primitive horse, and a doglike animal, dating strata on the Colorado plateau. Excavation continues through the month.

Flagstaff Museum of Northern Arizona Arizona State Museum Tucson Penrose Fund American Philosophical Society Charles A. Reed University of Arizona Zoology Department Slate Creek Walnut Grove Prescott Colorado Plateau Robert Ray Vyne

Conviction of Schacht Voided

A German denazification court at Ludwigsburg nullified eight years in prison for Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, former Reichsbank president and economics minister. The case concluded two years of trials and appeals. Schacht lives near Lauenburg and writes memoirs.

Stuttgart Germany Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Schacht Hitler Economics Bleckede Lueneburg International Military Tribunal Nuernberg Ludwigsburg Denazification Ministry Lower Saxony

Leon E. Good Dies at Benson Home

Leon E. Good age 62 died at 12 30 Sunday in his Benson home. Born in Emporia Kansas he moved to Benson from Chicago in 1946 and ran Good s rest with his wife Celine. Survived by daughter Mrs Doris Forrest Alexandria Minnesota son Byron Franklin Park. Six grandchildren and six stepchildren. Bisbee funeral home to send body east for burial.

Benson Leon .E. Good Emporila Kas Mr. Good Chicago

Uranium Rush Draws Prospectors to North Arizona

In FLAGSTAFF on June 13 readers learn a fresh gold rush for uranium draws hundreds of prospectors across northern Arizona. Geiger counters and picks sweep canyons from Grand Canyon edge to the Navajo reservation as Maggie Riley’s $40,000 find sparks more activity.

Flagstaff Arizona Arizona Department of Mineral Resources Charles H. Dunning Mineral Resources Department Dunning Grand Canyon Utah Navajo Apache Maggie Riley Department State Platt Cline Arizona Daily Sun

First Teen Age Dance Opens Summer Series in Tucson

The Tucson recreation department and Mansfeld PTA plan a summer teen dance at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Tucson High School cafeteria with a small admission fee. KOPO will provide music during a regular broadcast from the floor. Additional dances are set for every other Tuesday, directed by R. C. Kline.

Tucson Recreation Department Mansfeld Parent Teachers Association Tucson High School Loveless Gardner KOPO R. C. Kline Mansfeld Playground

Two U S Airmen Die In Misawa Training Crash

In Misawa on Honshu Japan two American airmen were killed and three injured during a training flight on Monday. Fourteen aircraft were damaged or destroyed as two F-51s collided with four others, one crashing into the field and igniting 11 planes. A second fighter dived near the field, killing its pilot. a third made a forced landing with no injuries. The injured were mechanics. Names withheld pending next of kin notice.

Tokyo Misawa Honshu

Murder Hint In Bloody Auto Found In Springfield

Police trace background of a blood stained Arizona car abandoned in Springfield. Windshield sticker bore R. L. Tomman Safford Arizona with no known relatives there. A repair shop worker noted a young man asked to wash his hands and fled when a patrol car passed, suggesting the car may be involved.

Springfield Arizona R. L. Tomman Safford Ariz Tomman R. A. Williams Williams

Abandoned car scene linked to homicide clues

Blood stained the car window and front seat while three .25 caliber cartridge cases lay inside. The driver did not match the victim Tomman’s description, leaving investigators pursuing a new lead.

Tomman

Native administrators fix marriage and divorce fees

Native administrators in the Gold Coast Africa set marriage fees at 40 cents and divorce fees at 80 cents, outlining new charges for marital procedures.

Gold Coast Africa

Private Services For Mrs Strauss Held at Reilly's Chapel

Private services were held Monday at Reilly's chapel for Mrs Mary Catherine Strauss who died Thursday at her home 4450.

Reilly's Chapel Mary Catherine Strauss

Mrs Strauss Dies. Cremation at South Lawn Memorial Park

Cremation followed in South Lawn memorial park. Mrs. Strauss, a dress designer here for the past three years, is survived by her son, Eric, and her mother in Oregon.

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