Citizens plan study committee on Southern Pacific tracks
A five member citizens committee to study changing the Southern Pacific railroad tracks will seek council approval on July 7. The group, with city planning and zoning cooperation, will evaluate downtown redevelopment and work with the off street parking committee. Parking chief Harold Adamson says a garage to store about 600 cars behind the Pioneer hotel may cost $1,000,000 and be studied in two weeks.
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Planning and
Railroad Committee
Citizens
Harold Adamson
Pioneer Hotel
Vogeler and Edwards clash in Phoenix debate
Businessman Robert Vogeler and Mrs. Indian Edwards clashed in an unscheduled debate here as Vogeler blamed U S laxity in freeing William Oatis. Edwards defended the State Department and noted Vogeler’s wife hindered his case. Vogeler, 41, cited 17 months in prison and vowed to press for ransom if needed. Edwards spoke later at Shrine Auditorium while Vogeler spoke at Municipal Stadium.
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Phoenix
Robert Vogeler
Indian Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Vogeler
William Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Edwards
Taft-for-President Committee
Oatis
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
U. S
July 4 Ticket Sales Start for Tucson Fourth of July
Advance downtown ticket sales begin tomorrow for the junior chamber of commerce Fourth of July celebration at the University of Arizona stadium. Jaycee publicity chairman David W. Steger said ticket centers staffed by Jayceeettes will run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Dave Bloom & Sons Sears Roebuck Penney's and The White Houses. Next week centers open Monday through Thursday. The fireworks display and celebration begin at 7 p.m. Luke Air Force Base F-84s will exhibit 15 minutes before the program. At the stadium the Tucson soap box derby winner will receive a prize and a special section is set for derby contestants.
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Luke Air Force Base
Tucson
Steger
Anti U S Films Draw Crowds In Germany
Hollywood filmmakers Richard Goldstone and Andrew Marton report that German audiences flock to films portraying American life in a negative light. They cite The Big Carnival and A Streetcar Named Desire as popular in Germany for social themes and irony, while noting Germans view Eisenhower with mixed feelings. The pair describe their Berchtesgaden shoot and postwar Nazi gold plot in The Devil Makes Three, and discuss German reactions to U S cinema.
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Hollywood
Germany
Richard Goldstone
Andrew Marton
Devil
Gene Kelly
Pier Angeli
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Goldstone
America
Kirk Douglas
Jan Sterling
Marton
Gen
Eisenhower
Elbe
Berlin
U. S
South
Europe
England
BBC
Hitler Chalet
Physician Held In Four Counts Of Illicit Practice
Phoenix police report Leonard M. Rosenberg also known as Leonard Winstein was sentenced to eight to twelve years for four counts of practicing medicine without a license. He ran the Melrose clinic in Phoenix for four months treating asthma and arthritis and admitted giving patent medicines though he denied acting as a doctor.
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Phoenix
WUP
Leonard M. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Leonard Winstein
Melrose
Barber Mice Offer Close Shaves Without Haircuts
Dr. Theodore Hauschka of the Institute for Cancer Research and Lankenau Hospital Research Institute reports in the Journal of Heredity that barber mice share others without squeaking as they give close shaves by eating the whiskers off their companions. No mention of political talk.
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New York
Theodore 8. Hauschka
Institute For Cancer Research and Lankenau Hospital Research Institute
Philadelphia
Journal of Heredity
Hauschka
Beaver pelts top U.S. take in 1950 at about 125 thousand
The United States logged roughly 125000 beaver pelts as hunter harvest or trade activity in 1950, reflecting strong pelts production and market demand during that year.
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U. S
Defense rests in Kuhnley case in Tucson trial
The defense rested in the trial of Dr W F Kuhnley a 61 year old Tucson osteopath charged with receiving stolen property A jury of eight women and four men was to hear a verdict late today Defense Atty Clarence V Perrin called Dr K W Kilcrease as expert witness Kilcrease suggested the state witness Ernest Lou Jeremy might be using drugs again or be an alcoholic and urged not to rely on addicts statements Perrin added character witnesses including Murphey Real Estate owner Walter Murphey testified Kuhnley is honest and reputable Kuhnley was convicted of receiving stolen goods last September but the state supreme court reversed on technical grounds Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett presided in the first trial
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W. F. Kuhniey
Tucson
Ernest Lou Jeremy
Jeremy
Kuhnley
Kilcrease
Perrin
Robert S. Tullar
Ed F. Echols
Walter E. Murphey
Murphey Real Estate and Mortgage Co
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Radio Aids Blood Drive in Tucson on KTUC
KTUC radios promote a Red Cross blood drive to offset summer shortages and meet a 75 000 pint weekly quota for armed forces. Tom Moore hosts a Ladies Fair program airing 9 to 9 30 a m daily through July Fourth with the theme Won't you share your blood for independence. Pledges can be made locally at stations or Red Cross offices. The Red Cross needs nine donors to save each hospitalized casualty.
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Brothers IN Arms
Korea
Tucson
American Red Cross
Ft. Huachuca
419 Engineer Aviation Brigade
Francis J. Schiele
KTUC
Red Cross
Tom Moore
Moore
City Jail Swarms With 16 Pigs From One Sow
The city jail annex faces a pork surplus as a son delivers 16 pigs from a single sow in her first litter. Police Chief Don J. Hays notes the unusual brood while the adjacent farm houses 24 living pigs and a third sow is expected to contribute.
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Police Department
Don J. Hays
Silver Bell Road
Gilbert Pain
Annex
National Federation of Federal Employees Picnic Held
The National Federation of Federal Employes Local 763 hosts its annual picnic for members and families at Wetmore Park this Saturday at 4 p.m.
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National Federation of Federal Employes
Wetmore Park
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