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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

11

Chicago and The Close Kin There Is: A Book Notes Review

A. J. Liebling’s Chicago profile in The Second Die portrays a city muted in pride, self aware as second fiddle to Los Angeles, with fading Chicago school promise and a briefer TV era. Clara Winston’s The Closest Kin There Is is praised for handling a taboo subject with skill yet leaves the stain of a brother sister sexual relationship and a mixed verdict from The Saturday Review.

Chicago A. J. Liebling New York Los Angeles Liebling Clara Winston Harcourt, Brace & Co Miss Winston New England

Heavy Fog Closes New York Airports Overnight

New York airports LaGuardia and Idlewild suspended operations for about four hours due to heavy fog. Runways reopened at LaGuardia 3 49 a.m. and Idlewild 4 15 a.m. Tucson time.

New York U.P LaGuardia Idlewild Tucson

AWOL Soldier Returns Alive After Funeral Mixup

Milwaukee police exhumed the body of Donald Wayne Becker after a mistaken burial identified as James Weekes. Weekes, 21, confessed he went AWOL from Camp McCoy and met Becker in Milwaukee, where Becker died after an evening with Weekes. Weekes surfaced alive after authorities had planned further identification and exhumation.

Milwaukee Wis James Weekes Weekes Donald Wayne Becker William Wysocki Becker Charles Phillips Mrs. Phillips Eleanor Weekes Phillips

U S Sentences Counterfeit Ring In Munich

Four members of a counterfeit ring that aimed to produce two million dollars in bogus military scrip were sentenced by a U S high commission court in Munich. Alexander Zeberko and Benjamin Grossmann received five and a half and five years. Albert Past three years. Abraham Kirszrot two years. They were ordered expelled as security threats to allied forces.

Munich Germany U. S. High Commission Alexander Zeberko Benjamin Grossmann Albert Past Abraham Kirszrot

Assails Taft Again in presidential race coverage

Republican leaders criticize isolationists and press civil rights debate as the campaign moves. Taft plans to meet Pennsylvania delegates while alleging patronage links among eastern governors. Stassen faults both major candidates for not taking liberal enough stances on civil rights. Kefauver urges nationwide FEPC education and publicity. Harriman claims no GOP candidate has acceptable civil rights posture. Russell notes farm leader support for Georgia’s campaign. Indiana Democrats pick 22 delegates for Stevenson. Illinois Republicans award Taft ten delegates and district wins while Eisenhower secures one delegate.

Taft Ohioan Pennsylvania Thomas E. Dewey New York John D. Lodge Connecticut Sherman Adams New Hampshire Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey Eisenhower Stassen Harold E. Stassen Kefauver Estes Kefauver Walter White National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Harriman White Averell Harriman Russell Edwin C. Johnson Colorado Richard B. Russell Lynton Y. Ballentine Raleigh N. C C. A. Cobb Atlanta Southern Ruralist Joseph H. Francis Morgan Utah Illinois

Soviet Private Seeks Asylum After Frontline Escape

Pvt. Ivan Borikvets, 24, a Ukrainian in the Soviet army, fled to the British zone by faking a truck breakdown and luring two officers to nap inside the vehicle near the frontier. He cited his father’s death from starvation and his mother’s hardship on a collective farm as reasons against returning to Russia.

Bom Germany Ivan Borikvets Borikvets Russia

Fire destroys Kingman Legion barroom

A fast moving fire started by a faulty icebox wiring destroyed the bar and lounge at the Kingman American Legion home. Fire Chief Joe Miller said the bar and lounge were a total loss, with fixtures insured for 5000 dollars and stock insured for 1000 dollars, most of which was saved. The clubrooms were closed when the fire broke out.

Kingman American Legion Joe Miller C. B. Tatum The Post

Red Cross Seeks Volunteer Drivers in Tucson Heat

Tucson Red Cross reports two weeks of canceled morning rides for Ryland home due to a shortage of volunteer drivers. Doctors and clinic appointments have been postponed. Any Arizona licensed driver can donate four hours weekly by calling 30541 or visiting 136 N. Park Ave.

Tucson Red Cross Ryland Arizona N. Park Ave

El Paso Gas Wins Permit for Regional Expansion

Washington authority grants El Paso Natural Gas Co. permission to expand service in New Mexico Arizona and California. The plan, costing about 108 million dollars, would deliver up to 20 million cubic feet daily to Nevada Natural Gas Pipeline Co and 150 million cubic feet daily to Pacific Gas Electric and Southern California Gas. An interruptible supply is also planned for Gallup New Mexico municipal plant.

Washington el Paso Natural Gas Co el Paso Tex Federal Power Commission New Mexico Arizona California el Paso Natural Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co Las Vegas Pacific Gas & Electric Co San Francisco Southern California Gas Co Southern Counties Gas Co Los Angeles

U S and Brazil Begin First Joint Naval Maneuvers

The U S aircraft carrier Oriskany and two Brazilian cruisers, escorted by destroyers Power and William Lawe, conducted the first joint maneuver today in Rio de Janeiro during a goodwill visit. The ships arrived last Thursday and joined in coordinated exercises.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil U. S Oriskany U.S Power William Lawe Accom

Brazilian Navy ships join exercises after sale

Tuesday evening June 24, 1952 reports former U S light cruisers Philadelphia and St Louis were purchased by Brazil and renamed Tamandare and Barroso. They sailed yesterday to participate in exercises.

U.S Philadelphia St. Louis Brazil Tamandare Barroso

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