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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1952

Page

2

Opponents Charge Bribery in Taft Kefauver Delegate Fight

Washington reports Taft and Kefauver backers accuse Eisenhower supporters of trying to buy delegates to the Republican national committee. Eisenhower aides deny the charges while confirming some delegates may attend meetings with him to discuss views before the Chicago nominating session.

Taft Kefauver Washington Robert A. Taft Estes Kefauver Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican National Committee Eisenhower Paris New York Denver Abilene Kas Chicago Eisenhowe Ocal David S. Ingalls Wall Street Isenhower Bob Taft Well Street Gael Sullivan Sullivan Wesley Roberts Roberts

City pools and recreation programs announce summer schedules

City pools operate full time with varying admission charges and free lessons beginning June 9. Four wading pools offer free supervised access from 2 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. daily, with different weekend hours. Armory park hosts free shuffleboard and a weekly community sing at 7:45 p.m. Summer programs at Miles, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and University Heights schools include dramatics dancing crafts and classes, directed by Loveless Gardner with more activities listed at city hall annex.

Santa Rita Carrillo Estevan Oury Park Catalina Himmel Armory Park City Recreation Department MILES Jefferson Park Roosevelt University Heights Roosevelt School Loveless Gardner Gardner City Hall Annex W. Pen- Nington St

POW Camps Under Control On Koje Island

Gen. James A. Van Fleet said UN forces will soon have full control over Koje Island prisoner camps after Thursday and Friday violence left nine dead and 16 wounded. He praised cooperation with prisoners and noted the sit-down strike linked to the Panmunjom Communist line.

Koje Island Korea James A. van Fleet United Nations van Fleet Eighth Army Seoul Panmunjom Ae Wie CUS U.N Nam I Yongchon Nam U. S. Eighth Army William K. Harrison

Teacher Joanna Reeves retires after 20 years in Tucson schools

Miss Joanna S. Reeves, sixth grade teacher at Roskruge elementary, retires from teaching after more than two decades in the Tucson public school system. Her career spans Sam Hughes and Mansfeld schools, with a history teaching focus and a background from New Jersey.

Joanna S. Reeves Roskruge Reeves Tucson Philadelphia Europe Sam Hughes Mansfeld Salem County New Jersey Friends Woodstown N. J Royersford Ishuawua Wyo

U N Tanks Lead Troop Raids On Central Front

U N tank infantry swept Red lines on the central front near the Pukhan river in a nine hour predawn raid. Three groups hit from the rear, in a diversion, and on two objectives with artillery support. At least 22 Reds killed.

Seoul Korea United Nations U.S Eighth Army Pukhan River Northwest Fifth Air Force

Sailor Millionaire Bruce Hopping Claims Unfair Trial

Bruce S. Hopping the millionaire sailor says his court martial conviction and bad conduct discharge stemmed from intimidated witnesses. He and lawyer William Considine plan appeals if the Navy review board upholds the sentence. Hopping aims to reform naval justice to aid enlisted men and fund civilian legal help.

San Francisco U.P Bruce S. Hopping Navy Treasure Island WewWialan Honomeg Hopping William A. Considine Newark N.J Ripley-Hopping Lumber Co Pt. Newark Los Angeles Honolulu Bainbridge

Mistrial Declared In $79 128 90 Damage Suit

A mistrial was declared in a $79 128 90 damage suit in superior court No 1 by Judge J Mercer Johnson. The jury of 12 stood at four with one vote shy of a verdict after Charles R Cross sued McCoy Construction Co over a fall at the YMCA site on East Sixth Street. Cross alleged a 15 foot steel column fell as he climbed it May 8 1951 injuring him while employed by Chapman Dyer Steel Manufacturing Co. No new trial date set.

Superior Court No. 1 J. Mercer Johnson Charles R. Cross McCoy Construction, Co Cross Company Chapman-Dyer Steel Maufacturing Co YMCA East Sixth Street

Vermont Rail Miles Highlight State Network Fact

Vermont contains 888 miles of rail lines within its borders with notes on New Hampshire 938 and Connecticut in context.

Vermont New Connecticut

Bandits Nab Two Robberies Force Man To Drive During Kidnap Probes

Two armed men staged holdups near Nogales and on the Mexico Way station, binding a man and stealing cash. Hurley, forced to drive across town, freed himself later and alerted deputies. Bandits fled south on Nogales highway after wiping registers and cutting wires.

William Hurley Adelaide Jr Mexico Way Highway Patrol Nogales

Red Truce Talks Blame U.N. for War Extension Threats

In Panmunjom the Red delegates accuse the United Nations of slaughtering prisoners and blocking a Korean armistice while warning of a broader war. U.N. spokesman Brig. Gen. William Nuckols and Gen. Nam I of North Korea clash over prisoners of war as talks proceed despite proposed recess and renewed threats.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations Today William P. Nuckols U. N

Potato Festival Open With Guarded Potatoes In Elizabeth City

Four tons of potatoes guarded by sentries sit on the courthouse lawn for the Potato Festival in Elizabeth City North Carolina. Officials arranged guard duty as a late season shortage threatened the event. The potatoes will be used for free French fries. A 20 band parade two day speed boat regatta and baton twirling contest will honor King Potato.

Elizabeth City N. C National Guard

Wallace Urges National Unity In Memorial Day Speech

Former Vice-President Henry A. Wallace spoke at a War Memorial in Katonah New York urging unity despite Korea and other issues. He warned the Anglo Saxon way of life is imperiled and noted deep Republican and Democratic splits while recounting his break with the Progressive Party over Korea. He addressed about 1000 attendees and resides on a South Salem farm.

Katonah N. Y Henry A. Wallace Wallace Progressive Party Unite States Korea Roosevelt War Memorial South Salem

Holiday Auto Crashes Rare

The Memorial Day weekend in the Tucson area saw a quiet night with no fatalities amid rising national accident toll. Dallas residents Joyce Ganoway and Mary Ruth Ganoway, hospitalized after a car went off a Benson highway embankment, were to be released. Their serviceman husband Pvt George E. Ganoway arrived from Camp Cook, California. Other nonfatal crashes included Robert Mote’s track crash near East 32nd Street and Alfred Krkoska’s collision at North Trent Avenue and East Eighth Street. Airman 2/C Harry W Abadie remained in base hospital in good condition following a Wednesday rollover on Oracle road. Totten Jr. was released after treatment. he had been en route from Keesler AFB to Marana AFB.

Tucson Joyce Ganoway Mary Ruth Ganoway Dallas Texas Veterans Hospital Vail Junction Benson Highway Joyce Pvt George E. Ganoway Red Cross Camp Cook Calif Vienna Ebberle Robert Mote Southern Pacific East 32Nd Street Mote Alfred Krkoska 64Th Davis-Monthan Air Force Base North Trent Avenue East Eighth Street Julius G. Moore Harry W. Abadie Greenwill Springs Oracle Road Floyd Mumford Totten Jr Keesler Air Force Base Miss Marana Air Base Totten

County Drops Wilson Charge

The county attorney refused to prosecute Bryce H. Wilson former Pima county attorney on resisting arrest after police picked him up on a drunkenness charge. Wilson released on own recognizance. case to be disposed of for lack of evidence.

Bryce H. Wilson Pima Rece Mnin Wilson Paul J. Cella North Church West Alameda John Mikesell Romerord Mikesell

Rent Control Sparks Realtor Debate in Pima County

Rent control support grows as four Real Estate Board of Tucson members reply that rentals are ample. A renter, Robert H. Campbell, objects to removal of controls and asks for a public hearing to present a renter’s view.

Pima County Supervisors Robert H. Campbell E. Kleindale Rd Campbell Real Estate Board of Tucson Board of Supervisors

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