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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
4
Book notes accuse a small New York apartment house of being haunted by a solitary death as tenants confront fear and lingering questions. The review highlights heavy conversation and a mood of suspense.
Maricopa County grand jurors wrap up 92 days of service over seven months and two days. They heard 370 witnesses, returned 68 indictments, and produced a six page activity report urging annual juries with independent investigators and secrecy for juries and witnesses.
Gov Howard Pyle will attend the 44th annual governors conference in Houston June 29 to July 2. He is among 11 chief executives named as discussion leaders and will join a round table on tax and fiscal policy. He aims to return to work before the trip after two operations and recovery.
San Antonio Police Chief Robert Allen vows to sever relations with the U S government after his narcotics squad arrested a suspect who turned out to be an undercover U S customs agent. He calls the act unfair and deceptive and says the relationship will be cut immediately.
The Associated Press reports a nationwide potato surplus with prices dropping up to one third from recent highs. Wholesale prices in New York and Chicago moved to near old ceilings, while retailers vary on future cuts. One chain offers five pounds for 25 cents, down from 45 cents last weekend.
Four B 29 Superfortresses will be based at Fuerstenfeldbruck in Bavaria to aid in training American airmen. The aircraft will be used for low target practice as part of western Germany operations, officials said.
William Gray of Milton files his will in Dedham left one quarter of his $75,000 estate to the men who served in the U S army during World War II with him. The exact names are in a safe deposit box at a Boston bank and will be given to the executor.
M. H. Starkweather, a son architect and regional director of the American Institute of Architects for the five western mountain states, entrained yesterday for New York City for the annual convention. He is expected to return about June 29.
Barry Goldwater urged C M E church members to have faith in themselves to fight segregation. Tucson attorney William C. Frey warned of a government dominated by appointed officials and rising expenditures, noting tax and budget growth from Roosevelt to Truman eras.
The FBI said it is investigating reports that government lumber bought for overseas military bases was fraudulently upgraded. The inquiry centers on shipments bound for North Africa and Greenland, with the investigation focused in New York City where many loads were prepared.
Maricopa county board of supervisors postponed a California trip to study a youth forestry camp in Los Angeles county until funding for a similar Arizona project is confirmed. They noted a $35,000 request for the camp setup proposed by Judge Charles Bernstein and explained the next fiscal year budget.
A brief note suggests the upside could rise by around ten percent, depending on policy choices and market response. The statement implies cautious optimism about a modest uplift in projected gains.
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