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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
2
Bloomingtion Indiana June 14 The Kunz family has had at least one child in Indiana University every year since 1928 The record may continue for 30 more years until 1958 Bert Kunz the 13th child enrolled this month for a seven year medical program The father a retired farmer also attended IU
In Norristown Pennsylvania a will for Alfred M Evans 63 provides a $2500 trust to place weekly red roses on the grave of his companion and friend Mrs Clara Boyd with special floral tributes on Valentine’s Easter Mother's Day June 6 and 17 Thanksgiving and Christmas.
London reported the Polish government agreed under protest to withdraw its repatriation mission from the American zone of Germany. The foreign ministry notified the U S embassy in Warsaw of the decision. Dispatches said the mission would depart tomorrow with branches in Munich and Stuttgart as Americans pressed for immediate withdrawal.
A donor list advances the Scorpion Serum fund with numerous contributors including Rob Roberts, Ricki Rarick, Tucson News staff, Tucson Optimist Club, and many residents and professionals from Tucson area. Anonymous donors also appear.
Phoenix government announces prison warden Lon E Walters Jr will take a leave of absence until September 1 to undertake GI Bill funded training in prison administration and operation. Tom Crimner will serve as acting warden during Walters absence.
King Farouk and his 17 year old bride Narriman are on Capri as part of their Italian honeymoon. They stay at Caesar Augustus on Mt Solaro and were seen on terraces at sunset watching the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. The couple appeared in good spirits at dinner and planned a day of island sightseeing and a swim at Marina Piccola.
Two more convictions were obtained in justice of the peace court yesterday for selling liquor without a license. Pete Molina aged 73 of 627 West 36th Street received a $100 fine or 30 days in jail with suspension for six months. Juan V. Garcia near San Xavier mission was fined $100 or 30 days. State liquor agents reported several arrests and other prior convictions amid a statewide shake-up and new liquor law enforcement.
Miami police hunt a mattress company employee named Charles R. King 46 for stuffing tags into pay envelopes and stealing about 2000 dollars from E B Malone Co. R Z Bolton linked the theft and payroll ruse. Officer R C Quinney identified King after the scheme rattled with change.
Sixty ranchers in the Yuma area plan to create a cattlemen association. L. P. Barkley chairs the rules committee with Floyd Newcomer and Harry Knight assisting. Nelson Crow of the Western Livestock Journal attended and predicted the next two beef price rollbacks would be delayed.
Jessie Alcorn, 34, was stabbed by his mother Mrs. Lucille Kimball last night after stepping between her and his wife to end a quarrel. Police say both women had been drinking. the incident occurred at 195 S and S Meyer St, with Patrolman Chewing responding.
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J Alcorn stepped between two women fighting and was cut multiple times by a knife. Police say the injuries included a 12 inch chest wound and a shorter cut, with none of the wounds deeply dangerous.
A man was cut across the right shoulder during an incident on Thursday evening. He was taken to Pima County Hospital for treatment and released the same day.
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