Pegler Quizzed On War Record In libel suit
Westbrook Pegler faced questions in federal court about his own wartime record as author Quentin Reynolds sues Pegler Hearst Corp and Hearst Consolidated for 500000 Reynolds alleges Pegler called him yellow and pro Communist in a 1949 column Reynolds contends the piece implied he supported the Soviet line Nizer pressed Pegler on his war stance Pegler said Reynolds favored going to war but not Pegler and claimed many volunteers aided themselves not the government Judge Weinfeld sustained objections to further questions about Peglers war record.
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New York
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
Reynolds
Pegler
Hearst Corp
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Louis Nizer
Communist Party
Nizer
England
France
Hitler
United States
Collier’s Magazine
Charles Henry
Edward Weinfeld
Squirrel rescue ends with unlikely foster care
In Groton Connecticut Tom my Schweitzer rescued three orphaned squirrels from hawk infested woods and entrusted them to his cat which nursed them beside her own kittens.
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Groton, Conn
Tommy Schweitzer
Labor Lands City Council
The Tucson Central Trades council lauds the mayor and two Republicans for opposing city labor use on Park View water lines and hydrants. Democrats backed city labor, Republicans vetoed. contract work set, then Phelps wants reconsideration to use city labor joining Democrats. The issue to be reviewed at the next Monday council meeting.
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Tucson Central Trades Council
Park View Addition
Water Department
Harlow Phelps
Phelps
South Pacific H-Bomb Radioactivity Diminishes
A Japanese research team aboard the Shunkotsu Maru reported that radioactivity around U S hydrogen bomb tests in the South Pacific has lessened. After a 20 day survey covering over 5000 nautical miles, most waters were deemed safe for fishing following recent H bomb tests.
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Tokyo
U. S
Pacific
South Pacific
Took Bailey Victim Loses Nearly All Savings
Charles Knoblock, longtime caretaker at Rancho Sin Vacas on Ina road, says he lost his life savings to Tom Bailey in a TV picture scheme. He invested $4 925 in two films to distribute to television, plus $2 000 loaned earlier. The scheme collapsed as checks bounced and Bailey vanished with creditors pursuing charges.
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Charles Knoblock
Rancho Sin Vacas
Ina Road
Seth Tom Bailey
Bailey
Mexico
Knoblock
Hoot Gibson
Tom Bailey
Charles Coates
County Atty
Morris K. Udall
Pima Canyon
Coates
Robert A. Bagnell
Samart Pictures
Hollywood
Tele
Sam White
Tucson
Richard Arlen
Rawhide Riley
White
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Starr to Attend NCCJ Social Study Workshop in Denver
Tucson teacher-counselor M Lee Starr leaves tomorrow for a month long summer workshop at the University of Denver on methods for improving intergroup education. NCCJ scholarship honors Starr for objectives as an educator in the Tucson public schools and his focus on better integration and human relations amid Tucson’s diverse backgrounds. He resides at 4121 E Haynett.
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NCCJ
M. Lee Starr
Robert L. Nugent
Conference of Christians and Jews
Denver
Starr
Tucson
Dr. Nugent
A. J. Wagner
Raphael Brandes
Tucson High School
University of Denver At Denver
Colo
Pauline Wilson
Catalina Junior High School
University of Arizona
Chicago Teachers College
Columbia University
E. Haynett
Opium Price Soars In Smuggling Crackdown
Singapore reports a sharp rise in opium costs as authorities widen a crackdown on drug smugglers. Prices climb to about triple the usual rate amid intensified enforcement and seizures.
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Singapore
Turson Baily Citizen Friday Evening 1954
Local newspaper note lists Turson Baily as a citizen figure associated with events on a Friday evening in June 1954. No further details provided in readable text.
Customs report cites drug seizures and arrests in colony
A customs department report issued this year notes about 6,500 pounds of the drug were seized last year valued at 3,000,000 dollars, versus 2,708 pounds in 1852. It also states many major operators were arrested and expelled from the colony.
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Customs Department
Rites Held At Gallup For Winslow Resident
Lilly C. Burgess a Winslow resident since 1940 died Wednesday afternoon in a Gallup hospital. The funeral was held at 9 am in Gallup New Mexico. She is survived by her son Clarence of Winslow another son William of Rodeo New Mexico and a daughter Mildred Kelly of Needles California.
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Winslow
Lilly C. Burgess
Gallup
N.M
Burgess
Clarence
William
Rodeo
Mildred Kelly
Needles
Calif
Sleeping Capsules Dormin Promises Safe Sleep Without Prescriptions
An New York advertisement markets Dormin sleeping capsules as non habit forming and free of barbiturates bromides or narcotics. It claims clinical safety tests two years of consumer use and guarantees solid sleep with no jittery after effects. Available over the counter at $2.25 per bottle of 36 capsules.
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New York
N. Y
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