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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1951

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Mae Accuses Acheson of Lie

In San Antonio on June 15 Gen. Douglas MacArthur implicitly accused Secretary of State Acheson of spreading propaganda to mislead the public about Formosa in 1949. He cited a December 1949 state department document claiming Formosa had no real military significance. Louis Johnson testified in Washington that the United States risked recognizing Red China, and criticized decisions shaping US posture on Korea and Formosa. Johnson urged military oversight of NATO aid and a state department reorganization.

San Antonio Tex Douglas MacArthur Acheson State Department Formosa Senate Big Island MacArthur U.S Desacar Washington Louis Johnson United States China Johnson MarcArthur United Nations Security Council Defense Truman Korea U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff State Deciment Chiang Kai-shek Defense Department Joint Chiefs of Staff Sen. Brewster R-Me Johnson Rejed Military Department McCarthy Red McCarthy Marshall Dean Acheson

McCarthy Faces Attacks Over Hitler Method Claim

Sen. Humphrey accuses Sen. McCarthy of using the Hitler big lie against Defense Secretary Marshall in a lengthy speech. McCarthy counters a Communist conspiracy within the government and accuses Marshall and Acheson of aiding it.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Defense George C. Marshall United States Humphrey McCarthy Senate Dean Acheson Marshall McC Congressional Record Army

Tempe Eyes Women Air Force Program at ASU

Tempe discussions between Arizona State College and the Air Training Command at Scott Air Force Base aim to establish a Women’s Air Force program on August 13. The plan calls for training in stenographic and secretarial work with an expected enrollment of 275 women.

Tempe Arizona State College Grady Gammage Air Training Command Scott Air Force Base Ill

Brooklyn Beats Chicago 2 to 1 in Baseball Result

National League results show Brooklyn defeating Chicago 2 to 1. Other games list New York at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St Louis. American League notes Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, St Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Washington.

National Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis American Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington

Daily Fire Calls Published In The Tucson Area

The Daily Citizen announces a new daily feature listing fire calls for the Tucson area. Each entry will show time and address for incidents handled by the Tucson fire department and nearby districts.

Daily Citizen Greater Tucson Tucson Fire Department Catalina Fire District Pima Merchant Patrol South Tucson Southside Fire District The Citizen

Red Troops Dig In Eastern Korea Amid UN Tank Clash

TOKYO June 15 reports say large numbers of fresh Red troops are digging in on rain slick ridges of eastern Korea. Reds battled United Nations tank columns on the central front but vanished completely in the west.

Tokyo Korea United Nations

Crow on Transformer Causes Tanque Verde Power Outage

A roasted crow on a Tucson substation transformer blew a fuse and cut power for about an hour in Tanque Verde yesterday, according to N M Lovell of Tucson Gas, Electric Power & Light Co. He noted there was little interest in the crow’s meat despite the mishap.

Tanque Verde N. M. Lovell Tucson Lovell

Truman Plea Fires Leaders

President Truman urges a tougher inflation control law and appeals to public opinion. Congress faces pressure as the current Defense Production act nears expiry and committee leaders show limited optimism for a stronger measure. Spence opposes mere extension, aligning with Truman on a tougher bill.

Washington Truman Congress Russia House Banking Committee Spence D-Ky

Scorpion Fund Growth Spurs Local Donations

Citizens Scorpion Serum fund collects at two banks and three stores in Pueblo with additional East Speedway drive. Donations reach 520.98 toward 4500 needed for Dr. Herbert Stahnke’s scorpion antivenin work at Tempe State college. Tucson center director Weeks urges contributions for hospital serum supply. Saturday hours and locations listed for Pueblo Junior Woman's Club staffed booths.

Max Klinger Chamber of Commerce Southern Arizona Bank James W. Mitchell Pueblo Tucson Scorpion Serum Fund Pueblo Junior Woman's Club East Speedway el Rancho Market Clubwomen Herbert Stahnke Tempe State College Arizona William S. Weeks Tucson Medical Center Weeks Daily Citizen Dr. Stahnke Tempe Pueblo Junior Woman’s Club Valley National Bank

June Is Really A Cool Month

The day headed for a 98 degree high matching yesterday and one of the coldest Junes in years. The 63 degree low and 80 degree average below normal reflect cooler than usual statewide temperatures with highs around 105 in Yuma and 101 in Phoenix.

U.S. Weather Bureau Yuma Phoenix Flagstaff

Mexico Labor Threatens Arizona Cotton Harvest

Mexico vows to end migrant worker contracts unless U S Congress approves two guarantees for farm laborers. Arizona growers fear a fall harvest shortage as 158 to 1000 Mexican nationals currently work in Pima County may be sent home when contracts expire. The move includes closing recruitment centers and requires cross border government signoffs.

Kenneth Kauffman Star Mexico City Arizona Mexico United States Congress U.S Washington Kauffman Seno Oklahoma Hero Kauffman Pima County U. S San Luis Potosi Guadalajara Durango

Tucson citizens seek scorpion data from daily campaign

The Tucson Daily Citizen campaign on scorpion serum has prompted residents to seek information on dangerous insects. The Pima county extension office says 85 people received circulars about two venomous scorpion species since the paper began reporting the menace. Free copies are available at 105 N Court St.

Tucson Daily Citizen

Fear of new Berlin drive sparks war prep fears

A Philadelphia ice cream parlor dialogue among three labor leaders and a newsman on May 10 1950 warned of a potential new Russian push on Berlin. Officials fear an airlift demands tens of thousands more troops and planes just as Korea ties up carriers. Defense Secretary Marshall plans to deploy 500000 more soldiers as experts warn manning a rapid expansion may require beyond four divisions.

Korea Far East Sunan Sunchon Sariwon North Korea U. S. 8Th Army General Headquarters 38Th Kansong Pyonggang Truman White House Philadelphia Ritz-Carlton Seaid Hinntiy TN Ore See Ree Washington Berlin Ome Defense Marshall Anna Rosenberg Armed Services Littl Defense Department

Rail Unions to Meet Over Recent Contract Offer

Heads of three operating rail unions summon 500 rank and file members to Washington on June 27 to consider the latest railroad contract offer. The proposal largely mirrors the May 25 agreement accepted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with wage rises and a 40 hour work week disputed. A moratorium on new wage and rule changes until 1952 is proposed, and arbitration would handle complex rule changes.

Washington Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Wage Stabilization Board Wiies National Mediation Board

Healer Probe Expands Over Desert Clinic Near Casa Grande

Ardashes Nighohossian known as el maestro faces charges for unsanitary clinic conditions near Casa Grande. Arizona Medical Association pursues license violation amid claims of treating up to 2000 patients weekly with a supposed cure-all iodine mixture.

Casa Grande Desert “Clinic Here Ardashes Nighohossian el Maestro Arizona Medical Association J. H. Patterson State Board of Registration In Medicine

40 Trapped, 19 Dead In Hospice Blaze

Montreal June 15 fire at Hospice Ste Cunegonde on Atwater avenue killed 19 and left 40 trapped as nuns evacuated 200 children and some elderly residents. Two bodies identified as women. Mother Superior Corvals and Sister Chaulieren among the missing. The five story stone and wooden building housed 450 people.

Montreal Hospice Ste. Cunegonde Atwater Avenue Corvals Chauliren Grey Nuns

East Broadway Group To Meet Expansion Plans

East Broadway Improvement Association to discuss expanding to include all merchants from the underpass to city limits. Meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at Monte Mansfield Motors with Joe Bradley, secretary, noting membership is limited to Campbell-Tucson boulevard area merchants and agenda includes advisory board election and traffic light placement.

East Broadway

MacArthur Addresses Texas Crowd In Rice Stadium

Gen Douglas MacArthur spoke to about 20 000 in Rice Stadium Houston arguing against appeasement and fear propaganda. He warned of Soviet aggression and planned further Texas stops in San Antonio and Dallas before returning to New York.

Houston Tex Rice Stadium Douglas MacArthur Texas Rice Institute Ft. Worth New York City MacArthur Courtney Whitney

Mystery Ship Index and Column Page References

A quick reference to sections within the paper noting Mystery ship on page 3 Tucson century plant hurry page 10 pollen counting page 16 Darling's column page 7 and siren report page 16 detailing recent siren activity.

Darling

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