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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1952

Page

2

Senator Demands Immediate Suspension of Walker

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Ellender urged immediate suspension of Clovis D. Walker a USDA cotton official accused of leaking confidential U.S. cotton purchase info to an Egyptian broker. He said Walker should be dismissed if not cleared and a Justice Department record of hearings would be sent to authorities.

Washington Allen J. Ellender Senate Agriculture Committee Clovis D. Walker Agriculture Department U.S Louisiana Salate Charles F. Brannan Ellender Walker Justice Department Production and Marketing Administration Loutsy Mansour Mansour United States Truman Congress State Department U. S Willard Thorp House Banking Committee House Samuel K. McConnell Jr R-Pa Senate National Guard Armed Services Army and National Guard Association

Rodeo Plant Receives $25 867 for Fiesta Grounds Upgrades

The Tucson rodeo grounds will get 25 867 in improvements before the 1953 Fiesta de los Vaqueros. Funds from rodeo profits will cover a cyclone fence, larger concessions facility, concrete boxes, chutes, pens, and repairs, with work planned through summer and fall.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Melvill H. Haskell Rodeo Arena Rodeo Haskell

Altan Kol Grotto Dance Held At Shrine Club Tonight

Altan Kol Grotto will hold its regular monthly dance starting at 9 tonight at the Shrine club. Earl Walker, a specialty stunt man, will entertain. A spokesman said Master Masons and their wives are invited with no admission charge.

Altan Kol Grotto Shrine Club Earl Walker

California Police Seek Child Abducted By Mother

Police in Marin County search for four year old Stephanie Wand Atmiceinag MecViawic al KY VY CAML of Honduras, possibly taken by agents of her mother Margarita Wendt amid a custody dispute. The girl was grabbed from Leland Gillette’s home by two men posing as photographers. a woman waited in a car. The father Milton Wendt, a U S tax consultant to Honduras, was en route to the country.

San Rafael Calif Honduras Marin County Sheriff's Office Ctamheantina Manan WandAtmiceinag MecViawic al KY VY Caml Jed Margarita Sempe Wendt Mrs. Wendt Fernando Sempe Banco Atlantida Tegucigalpa Milton Wendt Leland RB. Gillette Shirley Tom

Republicans Fire Back At Truman In 1952 Race

The Associated Press reports a crossfire of accusations between President Truman and Republicans as Sen. Russell campaigns in Florida and other GOP leaders tour Ohio, Florida, and Ohio. Taft leads Eisenhower in delegate tally with Illinois results favoring Taft. Bonn delegates shift with convention stakes. Plans emerged to televise Eisenhower's June 4 speech from Abilene as McKeldin signals Maryland’s vote strategy.

Associated Press Russell Florida Daytona Beach Kefauver Orlando Taft Cleveland Morse Eisenhower Oberlin Ohio James A. Farley Democratic Party Farley Truman Birmingham Ala Robert Kerr Oklahoma Robert Taft Dwight Eisenhower Illinois Tennessee GOP Abilene Kas Europe

Plumbing Code Up For Council Approval in Tucson

The Tucson city council considered a new plumbing and gas code to cut building costs. After a lengthy study, four councilmen and the mayor debated the 66 page code and 16 page enacting ordinance before a 2 p.m. session. Officials said the code is more liberal, allowing modern materials and reducing rents for installations, with three inch soil pipe replacing four inch. If approved, it will repeal 16 older ordinances and fits into a broader push for updated building rules alongside a new electrical code already approved.

Tucson W. F. Conelly Dennis Weaver Forrest Priser S. T. Adams C. D. Casteel Council

Wendt Granted Custody as Search for Mrs Wendt Expands

Wendt was given custody of the child after the couple separated. As he prepared to depart for Honduras a plan placed the child in his sister’s care. A statewide police search was launched and alerts went to bay area transport lines while immigration officials checked all Latin American entry points for Mrs. Wendt.

Wendt Honduras Bay Area U. S. Immigration Department Latin America

Emperor Hirohito Calls for Faith and Democracy in Japan

In Tokyo the Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako led a ceremony marking Japan's new independence and end of allied occupation. He urged keeping faith with other nations and avoiding past mistakes, while acknowledging wartime surrender terms and praising allied goodwill. Prime Minister Yoshida warned against anti democracy elements as police arrested 248 nationwide during May Day demonstrations.

Tokyo Hirohito Nagako Japan Imperial Plaza Akihito Shigeru Yoshida

Two Breakfasts Set For U of A Seniors

Two annual breakfasts for University of Arizona seniors are scheduled for tomorrow. The law college breakfast will be at the Arizona Inn for graduates this year, with over 50 expected to attend. Speech majors will hold their breakfast in the student union. The deans of the two colleges sponsor the events.

University of Arizona Law College Arizona Inn Nior

Tin Can Collection Schedule Sets City Pickup

Ed Brady of Tucson Paper Stock Co announced a six day city pickup route for tin cans. The plan covers districts by day from Catalina Vista to the city limits with early collections described as poor until the new schedule improves turnout.

Ed Brady Tucson Paper Stock Co Catalina Vista el Encanto Coronia Solana Sixth Street Country Club Road Plumer Avenue Broadway Fifth Street Fifth Second Street Drachman Street Drachman Tucson Brady

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