U S Defends Policy In China
Washington report on June 29 states the United States defended its China policy amid China criticism and linked the Potsdam pledge on repatriation to Japanese troops. Secretary Acheson outlined aims for a free, united, democratic China and questioned Soviet Manchuria actions.
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R. H. Shackford
Washington
United States
China
Soviet Russia
Japan
Dean Acheson
Orient
Edwin W. Pauley
Manchuria
Siberia
Acheson
Japs In Hawaii Honor Hirohito
Three Japanese aliens in Hawaii were convicted of flaunting Japan’s flag for Hirohito’s birthday on April 29. Each received a year in jail and a $1,000 fine under a territorial wartime statute. The ruling notes no mitigation for residents who have lived in the U S for decades.
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Young
Honolulu
Kwajalein
Bikini
Hawaii
Hirohito
Japan
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Truman
United States
Florence Jennings Dies in Tucson Home
Funeral services for Florence Mae Jennings age 60 who died yesterday at her Ruthways road home will be at 2 p m tomorrow at the Arizona mortuary chapel Rev N L Cummings officiating and burial will be in Evergreen cemetery Survivors include one sister Mrs W L Green who lived with her and two brothers Hardee Jennings Arlington Ky and Milton D Jennings Holland Tex
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Florence Mae Jennings
Ruthvays Road
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
N. L. Cummings
Evergreen Cemetery
W. L. Green
Miss Jennings
Hardee Jennings
Arlington
Milton D. Jennings
Holland, Tex
Andrew Austin Installed as Legion Post Officer
Charles Young Negro Post No. 38 of the American Legion installed officers at their meeting last night naming Andrew Austin commander Carl O. Kelby first vice commander Jerry Servens Jr second vice commander George B. Taylor historian Jesse Tolbert finance officer W H Hilyard chaplain Percy Coleman hospital committee and Thomas E Dickens executive committee for three years.
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Charles Young Negro Post No. 38
The
American Legion
Andrew Austin
Carl O. Kelby
Jerry Servens, Jr
George B. Taylor
Jesse Tolbert
W. H. Hilyard
Percy Coleman
Thomas E. Dickens
Funeral Services for Richard Rice Monday in Arizona
Funeral services for Richard Rice, 14, set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Arizona mortuary chapel with Dr. R. S. Beal officiating. Burial will follow in Ever.
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Richard Rice
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
R. S. Beal
Evergreen Cemetery
Public Records and Court Notices
Police court presiding Paul J. Cella details illegal use of dealers license plates to Pima county courts. Superior court Judge John O. Lyons Jr. handles Mary Edith Watkins versus Gilbert H. Watkins divorce complaint filed. Mary Whaley versus Ernest Owen Roberts damages. Anna Lee Gillespie versus Robert A. Gillespie divorce decree for plaintiff. Winifred Angle versus Edmund Berard damages. judgment for defendant.
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Paul J. Cella
Frank Fielas
Pima County
Superior Court
John O. Lyons, Jr
Mary Edith Watkins
Gilbert H. Watkins
Eve "the
Conca Presse
Vo Oncini
Ren Mary Whaley
Ernest Owen Roberts
Anna Lee Gillespie
Robert A. Gillespie
Winifred Angle
Edmund Berard
Marriage Licenses Listed For Tucson Colton and Altaville Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Belle D Hall and Margaret Amado paired in Tucson and Colton with ages 23 and 24, respectively. Additional couples include Gerald Bionnen of Great Falls Montana with Emma Holden. Toribio Zavala of Tucson and Mary L Felix both in their 20s. Clarence Kallick and Diane Jacobson in Tucson. and others from Tucson with varying ages.
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Belle D. Hall
Raymond J. Harling
Colton
Calif
Margaret Amado
Tucson
Herbert R. Lawson
Altaville
Jeanie Hamm
Esa
Ray D. Gallero
Mary Valens
Tucso Gerald Bionnen
Great Falls
Mont
Emma H. Holden
Mont Toribio G. Zavala. 23. Tucson, and Mary L. Felix
Clarence B. Kallick
Diane B. Jacobson
Ele Ok Tver
Fannie M
Robbed Driver Describes Hitchhiker Robbery Near Apache Junction
Phoenix June 29 Two men in marine uniforms forced C. J. Werner of Goodyear from his car after picking him up near Miami They shoved a rifle into his back and made him drive a mile from the highway before taking his clothes wallet with 125 dollars and the vehicle Police across Arizona searched for the suspects Assistance from state enforcement continued.
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Phoenix
Arizona
C. J. Werner
Goodyear
Apache Junction
Werner
Miami
Fourth of July Fireworks Display at University of Arizona
The Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce and city recreation department plan a major Fourth of July fireworks show at the University of Arizona stadium. Firework expert Frank Bauer will oversee the assembly of special rockets and a daylight children's program precedes the display. Col. Fred Stofft will speak, with William Kimball as master of ceremonies. Tickets go on sale downtown and at local banks and stores with nine cent children and 25 cent adults admission. proceeds fund food aid for war-torn regions.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Brooks Davis
Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Recreation Department
Frank Bauer
Brooks
Fred Stofft
United States
William Kimball
Jaycee-Ette
Southern Arizona Bank
Valley National Bank
J. C. Penney
Former U of A student dies in Borneo mission
Tuc son reports the death of First Lt. Ernest B. Polonio a former University of Arizona student killed July 4 1945 on a mission over Borneo He joined the university in 1935 left in 1938 was Sigma Nu affiliated and later served from 1942 earning the Air Medal and Purple Heart He is survived by his mother Mrs Marie Boersma of Chicago.
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Tucson
Ernest B. Polonio
University of Arizona
Borneo
Polonio
13Th Aaf
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Marie Boersma
Chicago
Goal Set for Relief Boxes for Europe
The Tucson famine emergency committee aims to raise 1500 for 100 CARE food boxes sent to Europe by July 4. Fred Dragonette, chair, says Tucson residents should contribute, with Jaycees pledging excess concession funds and Jaycee-Ettes adding 100. One third of the goal has already been received from local business solicitations.
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Europe
Tucson
Fred Dragonette
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Jaycee-Ettes
Southern Arizona
Valley National Bank
Dragonette
James Houston
The
William F. Kimball
Civil War In China Feared After Truce Looms
U.S. Gen. George C. Marshall pressed to extend the China truce as Nationalist and Communist forces prepare for possible renewed fighting. The 24 hour deadline looms with talks aiming at a cease-fire, amid reports of a planned amalgamation of armies and renewed operations by Nationalist leaders.
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Shanghai
U.P
George C. Marshall
China
Ho Ying-Chin
Changchun
Marshall
Chiang Kai-Shek
Plan to restore status quo in Far East arms scene
The plan reportedly agreed by the Communists calls for restoring the prewar military positions as of June 6, dispatching only administrative personnel to Harbin Tsitsihar and Antung, forcing the Communists to evacuate 25 to 30 miles, halting recruitment on both sides and beginning integration of forces.
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Harbin
Tsitsihar
Antung
Hit Run Driver Kills Dog On West 20th Street
A hit and run motorist in a station wagon killed John A. Mallas's cocker spaniel yesterday on West 20th Street as the dog charged from a lawn to the curb. Witnesses say the driver did not stop after running over the dog.
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John A. Mallas
West 20Th Street
Mallas
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