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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

2

Morrison defends Pima grand jury and law enforcement

County Atty. Robert Morrison told Tucson's Lion’s Club that the Pima County grand jury has curbed gambling and boosted state revenue. He cited $1,000,000 yearly slot revenue, $3,500 grand jury costs, and Chitwood’s taxes as pivotal, while accusing eastern mobs of funding in Tucson Phoenix and singling out South Tucson and Ajo as problem zones.

Pima County Robert Morrison Lion's Club of Tucson Uleainicu Morrison Chitwood Service Club E. B.red Kefauver Phoenix Grand Jury Old Pueblo Club Arizona Ajo U. S Cochise County

Hiccup patient enters fifth year seeking cure

Glend a le Calif man Jack O Leary 27 began his fifth year of hiccupping with only faint hope of a cure. Weighing 77 pounds he has tried remedies since peritonitis started the spasms. His mother said a Grants Pass Oregon doctor gave a ray of hope and plans a follow up visit. He previously sought relief in Arizona with mixed results.

Glendale Calif U.P Jack O'Leary Margaret Grants Pass Ore

Big Three Seek Unity On Germany

Western powers aim for a unified position before any Big Four talks with the Soviet Union. Secretary Acheson, plus British and French envoys, seek conditions for discussing German issues and free elections. Disagreement centers on whether to proceed with Russia without an impartial inquiry.

Washington Russia State Department Acheson Moscow Germany Four Nations United Nations Paris London United States

Patten Announces Re election Campaign for Arizona Seat

Congressman Harold A Patten of Arizona District 2 announces seeking a third term subject to the Democratic primary on Sept 9 He faces Republican rivals William C Frey and C B Sedillo Jr Patten highlights water aid agriculture veteran affairs and Indian rehabilitation efforts while detailing his WW II service education and family background.

Harold A. (Porque) Patten U. S Congress Arizona Maricopa Patten Tucson Tatten William C. Frey C. B. Sedillo Jr House Agricultural Committee Veteran’s Committee Tucson High School University of Arizona

Newsmen Roll In Top Style At Seoul Airbase

About 30 newsmen covering Lord Alexander and Gen. Clark in Korea caused a display of unintentional salutes as air force police halted traffic at a Seoul area airbase. A mistaken escort led by a dented Los Angeles Examiner car prompted salutes before realizing the error and turning back.

Seoul Korea Lord Alexander Los Angeles Examiner Air Force Mark Clark

Boston to Host 1955 AMA Clinical Session

The American Medical Association announced the 1955 clinical session will be held in Boston. No exact date is set. the session typically occurs in December. Previously Denver hosted this year’s session, with St Louis hosting 1953 and Miami in 1954.

Chicago American Medical Association Boston Denver St. Louis Miami Fla

Diet Causes Indian Disease Eye ailments linked to vitamin A deficiency among Papago Indians

A five year study on the Papago Indians at the Sells reservation by Dr. Arthur R. Kemmerer of the University of Arizona finds not only a shortage of vitamin A but also of vitamin C due to limited fruit and vegetables. The deficiency manifested in inflamed eyes and skin conditions.

Sells Reservation Arthur R. Kemmerer University of Arizona Kemmerer

Vitamin A lowers eye inflammation in Sells children

Abnormalities noted as Gurson Baily reports tests showing vitamin A clears eye inflammations in most Sells children. Kemmerer warns not all Indian eye diseases are cured, but proper vitamin A reduces cases. The study is part of a five year western regional cooperative project by the U.S. Department of Agriculture across 11 western states.

Sells Kemmerer Food and Nutrition U.S. Department of Agriculture

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