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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

9

Aberdeen Proving Ground a key defense lab hub

At Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland the ordnance corps labs test and train for battle conditions. The facility spans 74000 acres with 24 hour operations, an ordnance school that trained 50000 officers, and a museum with over 5000 exhibits showing weapon development from 1870 to today.

Harman W. Nichols Aberdeen Proving Ground Ordnance Corps Proving Ground Hull NeTe Samimcug Sechinciaands Ust America Ordnance School Ordnance Museum

Trusting People and Customers Fueled Retail Confidence

Robert D. Whiteman of Julius Gutman & Co urged retailers to take calculated risks and trust customers. He argued embracing human nature reduces payroll costs and endorsed processing cash refunds and credit at the purchase counter to cut red tape and save money.

New York Human Nature Congress National Retail Dry Goods Association Robert D. Whiteman Julius Gutman & Co Baltimore Anna Tomers

Pilgrims flood Barcelona for world eucharistic congress

Thousands of Roman Catholics packed Pope Pius XII square in Barcelona for the final ceremonies of the 35th world eucharistic congress. Cardinal Guevara led prayers as 50,000 men filled the square and 20,000 women from over 40 countries attended a service at the temple of the Holy Family. Food and lodging strains were noted as arrivals continued.

Barcelona Spain Juan Gualberto Cardinal Guevara Lima Peru Congress Jorge Medina Madrid Fernando Posada Burgos Santiago de Compostela Pius

Two Tucson Officers Die In Action In Korea

Two Tucson air force officers Capt. Robert Martin Jr and Lt. William T Norris were killed in action in Korea per a defense department release. Norris had been missing since August 7, 1950 after his plane crashed in enemy territory. Mrs Norris and two daughters, Patricia and Beth Eileen, are noted, with Mrs Norris receiving an air medal and oak leaf clusters at Davis Monthan. Capt Martin leaves wife Betty Jo at 4126 E Senecast.

Tucson Korea Department of Defense Robert Martin Jr William T. Norris Norris Patricia Beth Eileen Mary Pat Helen Sr Davis-Monthan Air Force Se

US Agriculture seeks 300000 European farm workers

The agriculture department urged Congress to admit 300,000 special immigrants from Europe over three years to fill farm jobs in dairying and livestock care. Secretary Brannan said qualified European workers would not depress wages if carefully selected, noting seasonal Mexican labor does not meet dairy needs.

Washington America Agriculture Department Congress Europe Armed Services Germany Italy Netherlands Greece U. S Brannan Amercans Mexico

Judge Tullar To Speak At Pima Young Republicans Luncheon

Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar will address the Pima county Young Republicans at a luncheon in American Legion headquarters on West Pennington Street. Tucsonans aged 18 to 35 are invited to attend. Sunday’s event features the Tucson chapter 55 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees meeting for a picnic lunch at Valley of the Moon 2544 E Allen Rd with Mrs. Helen E. Sellers in charge.

Superior Court Robert S. Tullar Pima County Young Republicans Club American Legion West Pennington Street Tucson National Association of Retired Civil Employees

Young Marine Convicted of Manslaughter in Slaying

A 22 year old Marine Pfc. Edwin Eugene Hanley of Seattle was found guilty of manslaughter by a Kelso Washington superior court jury after nearly 18 hours deliberation for the April 14 death of Martin John Zellmer a 55 year old Longview grade schoolteacher who picked up the hitchhiker. Hanley claimed self defense against improper advances and faces sentence to be set by Judge Howard J. Atwell.

Hanley Howard J. Atwell Camp Pendleton Calif Seattle

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