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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1949

Page

2

Coplon Denies Espionage Links Amid Fourth Day on Stand

Judith Coplon, 28, faced a jury for a fourth day denying she passed government papers to Russian contact Valentin Gubitchev. Defense lawyer Archibald Palmer called witnesses to explain meetings and purse papers found during arrest. The trial, tied to charges of spying and related perjury cases, began April 25 and may extend into next week.

Associated Press Judith Coplon Atty Archibald Palmer Justice Department Washington Russia Valentin Gubitchev New York Alger Hiss State Debt Hiss Whittaker Chambers State Department Chambers U. S Gilbert Green Ilinois Coplon Palmer Gubitchev Russian Secret NKVD

Arizona Employment Security Offices Relocated in Tucson

The Arizona Employment Security Commission moves offices from 441 S Stone Ave to 112 S Sixth Ave this Friday. The unemployment compensation division and employment service join the veterans readjustment office at the Edward Jacobs building, with an open house for area employers from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday June 27.

Arizona Employment Security Commission Tucson S. Stone Ave S. Sixth Ave Mgr Wieden Employment Service Tucson Area Edward Jacobs South Sixth

Food Held Key To Maintain in Peace In World

Atlantic City June 21 Kiwanians heard J W G MacEwan dean of agriculture at the University of Manitoba say the key to world peace may be food He cited directed food policies to improve soils feed the hungry and build goodwill He noted two and a half acres are needed per person but only two acres are available and warned surplus implies human relation failures World ration is rising toward an estimated 3 000 000 000 people by century’s end.

Atlantic City N. J J. W. G. MacEwan University of Manitoba Winnipeg Kiwanis International MacEwan Macan

State Highway Budget Revised For Pima Road

Phoenix June 21 The state highway commission adopted a 1943 30 budget of 22 million with minor changes. It added 50000 for a Globe Winkelman sector survey and 50000 to widen US 80 between Benson and St David while 440000 was allotted for secondary roads between Speedway and St Marys in Tucson district. The panel discussed an administrative survey that may lead to excess personnel dismissals.

Phoenix State Highway Commission Globe-Winkelman Tucson White Mountains Gila U. S. Highway 80 Benson St. David Pima County Board of Supervisors Speedway St. Mary’s Road Highway Department

Soviets Control Film and Opera Censorship in North China

Soviet and Chinese film boards favor domestic cinema delaying or denying American and British releases. Exhibition permits expire after 30 days and Soviet films draw far smaller crowds. Chinese operas face bans total 55 titles with bans on works praising oppression or defaming race. Dr. Fritz van Brissen notes Marxist view that art must serve the people.

Spencer Moosa Anton China Communist Film Boards Fritz van Brissen Cologne Germany

Tucson Advertising Club official attends West convention

Mrs. Bessye L. Pittman advertising manager for Steinfeld's leaves Tucson to attend the Advertising Association of the West annual meeting in Vancouver June 26 to 30 as an official Tucson Advertising Club delegate. She will present a Tucson exhibit and confer with other executives and later study department store advertising in Seattle and Portland.

Bessye L. Pittman Steinfeld Tucson Advertising Association of the West Vancouver British Columbia Pittman Tucson Advertising Club Tucson Club

New Golf Course At Clifton Nears Completion

Clifton June 21 Work on the Greenlee County Golf and Country Club was rapidly nearing completion Tuesday Pipe for the sprinkling system will be laid this week and planting of the 35 acres of greens and fairways is scheduled for completion within 10 days CLIFTON ARIZONA June 21 U P

Clifton U.P Greenlee County

Fear 375 Dead After Typhoon Sweeps Japan

Typhoon swept from Okinawa into southern Kyushu leaving 375 feared dead and wrecked fishing craft. Jiji reports 372 fishermen dead across 56 destroyed boats. three deaths in Kagoshima. SOS from 8591-ton Lightning adrift off Okinawa carrying elephants monkeys bears and snakes. Two freighters grounded off Kyushu.

Tokyo U.p—A Okinawa Kyushu Jiji Press Shikoku Kagoshima Hiroshima Yamaguchi Hong Kong Pacific Far East Lines Japanese Marine Transport Association

City Briefs Meet of Job's Daughters Club

The Mother's club of Job's Daughters will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. D. C. Perkins, 3274 E. 24th St, Wednesday at 2 p m.

Mother's Club of Job's Daughters D. C. Perkins E. 24Th St

Service For Wright Is Being Arranged

Services for Robert W. Wright aged 41 are being arranged by Reilly Funeral Home after his death by self inflicted gunshot at his home on Treat Avenue. He was found by his wife with a bullet wound near his heart. no inquest is planned per Coroner Clark H. Johnson. Survivors include his wife Rellen and a daughter.

Robert W. Wright N. Treat Ave Reilly Funeral Home Wright Clark H. Johnson Rellen

Radio Clock and Cash Stolen From City Service Station

W E Sampson operator of a service station at 1245 E Prince Jd reported to deputy sheriffs that Monday night or early Tuesday a thief broke into his station and stole a table model radio a clock and about 40 dollars in merchandise.

W. E. Sampson

Hangs Self in Buckeye Town Jail

Tommy C. Peoples, 33, was found hanging in Buckeye town jail after an arrest for drunken and disorderly conduct. Con stable Al Makin identified the body and said Peoples left a note for a woman reading I just couldnt rest in jail for thinking of you. He had paid a 15 dollar fine for burning the womans clothing.

Buckeye al Makin Tommy C. Peoples Makin Peoples

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