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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1952

Page

2

Douglas Slaps Steel Seizure

Former Ambassador Lewis Douglas denounces unlimited executive power and warns the Democratic party risks tyranny, urging adherence to a limited central government and representative government. He spoke at the Young Democrats of Arizona convention in Phoenix, contrasting with Sen McFarland and addressing party future and two party system. Jose Arizona native. former congressman and ambassador.

Arizona Democrats Lewis Douglas Douglas Youngocrats of Arizona Arizona Inn Truman Democratic Party Tucson Congress Court of St. James Ernest W. McFarland Will R. Dees Dix W. Price Phoenix Sarah McWirt Robert Kersting Stella Rosenberg Jack Greenway

Clothing Stolen From Auto Exposes Losses

Clothing and luggage valued at 1115 were stolen from a car parked behind Mrs. Marshall Cossitt’s home at 340 North Main Street early yesterday. Hats and clothing valued at 470 plus a hatchbox 65 were taken from Mrs. Cossitt. Guest Mrs. A H Bell from Los Gatos California lost a portable typewriter, a travel case 25 and clothing 520.

Marshall Cossitt N. Main St Cossitt A. H. Bell Los Gatos Calif

Mt LemmonAir Health Resort Offers Dust Free Relief

Summer air atop Mt Lemmon provides relief for asthma sinus and hay fever sufferers. Pine forests are dust and pollen free with cool rarified air aiding health resort status. Rubin's Cabins near the summit offer luxurious off season housekeeping and reservations at 33601.

Arizona Desert Mt. Lemmon Rubin Rubin’s

Republicans Take Control of City Council After 23 Years

Three new Republican councilmen Richard Ageton Casper Carey and Louis Menager were sworn in as the GOP gained citywide administration for the first time in 23 years. The old council adjourned after a brief ceremony and the new board convened to approve a plumbing and gas code and extend thanks to retiring members.

Richard Ageton Casper Carey Louis Menager 8. T. Adams Forrest Priser William Codd Priser Adams Plumbers’ Association Church Street

Drunken Driver Jailed 90 Days

William Munguia was sentenced by Superior Court Judge J Mercer Johnson to 90 days in county jail for drunken driving after pleading guilty. The case noted a second offense for driving without a license, with concurrent sentences scheduled.

William Munguia Superior Court J. Mercer Johnson Robert F. Miller Munguia Benson Highway Miller Johnson

Davis-Monthan To Break Ground On New 12-Classroom School

A 290000 project at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base begins with a 9:30 a.m. groundbreaking ceremony led by Brig. Gen. W P Fisher and Col. Thomas G Netcher. The 12 classroom facility for grades 1–6 replaces barracks, houses about 350 students, and uses Tucson public school teachers.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base W. P. Fisher 36Th Air Division Thomas G. Netcher Robert D. Morrow Tucson Clyde Stauffer Phoenix Housing and Home Finance Agency E. C. Scholer Scholer, Sakellar and Fuller Murray J. Schiff iThe Barracks Office of Education Federal Security Agency Housing and Home Finance

Mattress Hazard In Front Line Bunker

Raymond H. Derouin of Providence Rhode Island was attempting to sleep on an air mattress in a front line bunker when artillery fire forced a startled evacuation. He pulled the mattress plug to avoid drawing close to the ground in a dangerous situation.

Korea

Ag Department Refuses Eggs At High Price

The agriculture department visited the market last week to buy eggs for boosting prices and left empty handed. It rejected all offers as too high, despite plans to purchase up to 500000 cases for school lunch donations to support producers.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

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