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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
4
SUCCASUNNA New Jersey James C Hornberger Jr 29 is graduating from high school after quitting at 16 and reentering the eighth grade following five years in the army He lives with his parents and plans to seek a job next.
In Columbus a U S circuit court may be asked within 48 hours to untangle a legal snarl surrounding Lustron Corp a $37 5 million prefab housing firm The RFC took possession of Lustron after a court approved a 6 million sale to protect its loan The case centers on interlocking directorships haulage contracts and large operating expenditures involving Lustron dealers and creditors
Clifford T. Shephard a 64 year old Newark area man with a strong chin was pardoned by Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll for a 15 year old prison term. Identified as a forger three times he later proved the forgery cases wrong after examining a statement from Edward Eugene Sullivan the phantom forger and a later analysis cleared him. He hopes to return to steady work after years as a tavern porter.
Providence Rhode Island June 15 A four year old boy named Johnnie Angelone astonishes adults by selecting and playing requested records on a stack of records without reading. When asked how he tells them apart he simply answers I see it. He has demonstrated this ability for two years and yesterday repeated his skill for the press.
U S Ambassador Alan G Kirk will depart Moscow for a 5000 mile round trip to Siberia by the Trans Siberian railway. He will be accompanied by Richard Service and the ambassador's son Roger. The journey may last 10 days to two weeks and could reach Cheremkhovo or Irkutsk near Lake Baikal.
Clifton report states a $25,000 damage suit will go to court against the director of the state game and fish commission a game ranger and a bending company over the March arrest of Greenwade for carrying an illegal rifle in an elk refuge a justice of the peace dismissed the case
An old advertisement promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot claiming penetrating power and fast relief. It mentions undiluted active ingredient and a money back claim if not effective, scheduling at local pharmacy. A separate line notes a court case before Judge Gordon C. Farley in Santa Cruz related to insufficient evidence in Greenlee County Superior Court.
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