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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
8
British army riflemen and West German police shield 50 workers as they resume dismantling a coal mine railway near Helmstedt. Forty three men were briefly kidnapped by a Soviet led East German patrol but released after interrogation.
Washington reports indicate a push to let the defense production act expire next Monday with Republicans and southern Democrats favoring letting the measure die. House actions aim to strip price control powers and abolish the wage stabilization board while planning a June 30 expiry date. A Taft-Hartley injunction move is also anticipated as part of the floor debate.
Senator Richard Russell campaigns in Phoenix and Tucson for the Democratic presidential nomination with events at a Phoenix invitational dinner and a Santa Rita hotel breakfast in Tucson. Republican Robert A. Taft backer Robert Vogeler schedules talks in Phoenix and Tucson, while Mrs. India Edwards plans a Phoenix appearance for the Democratic women and other delegates.
Craig V. Lewis, 28, former personal secretary to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, killed in an automobile accident near Dublin, California. Final burial rites will be held tomorrow in Provo, Utah, with a military honor guard at the family burial plot after funeral services held in Martinez yesterday.
Washington hearings reveal an atomic energy program spending 149.68 to 195 dollars per worker for investigations of personnel with access to restricted information. The FBI will handle some at 149.68 dollars while the Civil Service Commission will cover others at 195 dollars. The AEC seeks 79,197 investigations with 30,887 by FBI and 48,310 by Civil Service.
Federal Judge fined Cicero Chief Erwin Konovsky 2000 dollars and Sergeants Braun and Lange 250 each for denying the civil rights of Harvey Clarke Jr. in a mob riot last July. The case arose when a Negro family attempted to move into the all white suburb.
An early morning blaze in Montreal destroys 19 of 20 parade floats for Ste Jean Baptiste day, a key event in a three day celebration honoring French Canada's patron saint.
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