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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1950

Page

3

Greeks Aware Of U S Aid Says Forum Speaker

Dr. Melvin T Solve head of the University of Arizona English department told a Tucson audience that Greeks are grateful for American help. He described travels in Greece with his wife, noted poverty yet low beggary, and observed Greece's diverse culture contributing to many political parties.

Richard C. Olson United States Melvin T. Solve T Ee Forum University-Catalina Methodist Church Solve University of Arizona Greece Forum Tucson-Trikkala E. T. Houston Spain Solves Dr. Solve Rome Athens Adriatic Acropolis Eleusis Corinth Mycenae Epidaurus

U P Punchers On Strike Forces Run on Wireless Backup

U P United Press dispatches flowed worldwide on schedule as telegraphers from the Commercial Telegraphers union AFL walked off at midnight Sunday. Supervisors manned telegraph instruments and seven short wave transmitters enabled one operator to send copy to South America Europe Latin America India and the mid east despite wage dispute over unjustified raises. Regular trunk wires maintained news quotas across the United States.

New York U.P United Press Farflung United States Commercial Telegraphers’ Union AFL South America Europe Latin America India Mid-East

Compromise Sought on Philippine Import Control Bill

Manila May 1 A Senate committee plans a Wednesday hearing on a compromise to the import control bill opposed by the United States Britain and Chinese business interests The bill would reserve 40 percent of imports for Filipinos A proposed change would dedicate the 40 percent to new importers with President Quirino and the import control commission empowered to award allocations

Manila Philippines Senate United States Britain Quirino Import Control Commission

Young Mother Held For Slaying Baby

A distraught 23 year old Staten Island woman, Catherine Friedt, is jailed on homicide charges after allegedly killing her seven month old son and attempting suicide following a quarrel with her husband over another pregnancy. She told police she gave iodine and then suffocated the child with a pillow before taking poison. She remains in hospital under observation. her condition not serious.

New York Catherine Friedt Staten Island William

Three Injured In Accidents On Sunday

Two Sunday crashes caused minor injuries to two people while a separate crash left a third person seriously hurt. Mrs. Mary Henderson, wife of attorney Arthur Henderson, 1207 Ank lam Rd, overturned on Ank lam Road after reach for two dogs. She was listed as fair but improving at St Mary's Hospital. Thad Eberle of Miami Ariz was cited for reckless driving after his car hit a pickup driven by Albert Brown near Oracle Junction on Highway 80. Brown and Evelina Eberle were treated and released at St Mary's Hospital.

Earl Mary I. Henderson Arthur Henderson Anklam Rd Anklam Road St. Mary’s Hopital St. Mary’s Hospital Oracle Junction Thad Eberle Miami Ariz Albert N. Brown Virginia St. Brown Evelina Eberley St. Mary's Hospital

Water Spurts From Ridgecrest Railroad Cut

A small stream bursts from the bank of a railroad cut at Ridgecrest North Carolina. The water divides at a boulder with part flowing toward the Atlantic Ocean and the rest toward the Gulf of Mexico.

Ridgecrest N. C Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Mexico

Vandenbergs Wife Is Seriously Ill

Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg wife of Michigan's senior senator was reported in serious condition at Georgetown University Hospital. She was admitted yesterday after spells of illness since two major operations in 1947. Sen Vandenberg is in an adjoining room recovering from a tumor operation about two weeks ago. The hospital said he is doing very nicely.

Washington Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Georgetown University Hospital Sen. Vandenberg

Blind Grandmother Saved From Blaze in Glendale

Mrs. Barbara Hinchecliff of Glendale led her blind grandmother to safety as fire destroyed two homes and a grocery store near Grand and D avenues. Damage estimated at 10 000 dollars. The blaze started in Mrs. Anne Frizzell’s residence and spread to a rental unit and the adjacent store. Elderly Mrs. Mattie Holden was affected.

Glendale Barbara Hinchecliff Anne Frizzell Grand and D Avenues Mattie Holden

Rural fire crews rush to attic blaze at daughter's home

A woman smelled smoke in the attic of her daughter's residence and cried out for help. Her granddaughter, Mrs Hinchliff, came to aid as four pieces of firefighting equipment from the rural fire department arrived to combat the fire.

Firefighters Save Gas Station and Homes From Blazing Spread

Fire units arrived in time to stop the flames from reaching a nearby gas station and three residences. Crews fought the blaze aggressively, preventing further damage and ensuring public safety. No injuries were reported.

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