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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

Page

6

Ex Nazis Return to Public Office in Western Germany

In Wuerttemberg Baden, about 76 percent of 11 000 officials once belonged to the Nazi party. German leader Reinhold Maier defends rehiring as necessary, while US commissioner Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross says it reflects a bureaucratic faction. Both see no intervention unless rules change.

Stuttgart Germany Wuerttemberg - Baden Reinhold Maier Wuerttemberg-Baden Charles P. Gross U. S Gross Hitler Maier Weimar Republic

President To Speak On Armed Forces Day

President Truman will address an Armed Forces day dinner Friday night at the Statler hotel in Washington.

Washington Truman Armed Forces Statler Hotel

Hugh Baillie to Speak at USC Founders Hall Dedication

Hugh Baillie president of United Press will speak at USC dedication of the new Founders Hall at 1 30 p m Saturday. The USC class of 1915 alum will fly in to address Alumni day events and be introduced by USC President Fred D Fagg Jr. Baillie began as a campus correspondent at USC and rose through L A Herald L A Record before joining United Press in 1915 becoming its president in 1935.

Los Angeles Wu.p Hugh Baillie The United Press University of Southern California Baillie USC Fred D. Fagg Jr Los Angeles Herald Los Angeles Record

Southern Bell and Union Reach New Pay Agreement

After over four months negotiators for Southern Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers of America reach a pact affecting more than 43 000 non supervisory workers across nine southeastern states The accord avoids a general wage increase but raises top wage scale reach to six and a half years with 27 city reclassifications The company says higher rates will be needed to fund the contract pending national union approval and member ratification.

Atlanta Southern Bell Telephone Co CIO Communication Workers of America Southeast Southeastern Southern Bell Souther Bell Alabama Georgia Florida Louisiana Mis

Dancer Demonstrates Injury Impact in Court Suit

In Los Angeles on May 18, Ivan Jordon a magic dancer and his wife Rawn performed to illustrate injuries from an auto crash that he says forced cancellation of engagements. He sues Truck Driver James Rogers and employers Frank Lindsay and Juhl Wagenild for 13150 damages.

Los Angeles Samuel R. Blake Ivan Jordon Rawn Jordon James Rogers Frank R. Lindsay Juhl Wagnild

Navy midshipmen to train at Williams Base in June

Williams Air Force Base will host 100 Annapolis midshipmen for a three day familiarization program starting June 26 as part of unification training. The visit aims to show all flight training phases due to 25 percent of the Naval Academy class expected to transfer to the Air Force after graduation.

Williams Air Force Base Navy

Mississippi Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee

A compact regional listing mentions five states Mississippi Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee without additional context or events. The fragment suggests a broader regional grouping likely for a notice or sports shorthand but lacks detail.

Sissippi Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee

Brave Sophomore Frees Baylor Flag in Campus Stunt

A Baylor sophomore climbed the 101 foot flagpole on May 17 and hauled down a tattered freshman flag while the Stars and Stripes flew over the campus for the first time since March 27. The unnamed first year students had wired the cloth and removed the lowering chain.

Waco Tex Baylor University Baylor

Pole climber tops scaffold to cut flag at Iowa relay

Sophomore John Adams of Wichita Falls Texas climbed 87 feet of scaffolding and greased the last 14 feet to reach the top in a steeplejack style. He cut loose the freshman flag with wire snippers as the May 18 1950 event concluded.

John Adams Wichita Falls Tex

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