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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1954

Page

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Censure Fight Heads for Senate Vote Despite Filibuster Fears

Senate leaders clash over a McCarthy censure vote after a 76 to 2 adjournment to November 29 due to McCarthy’s elbow injury. GOP and Democratic voices conflict on whether a filibuster will stall the vote before December 24 deadline. Senator Knowland pledges resolution before recess ends.

Washington William F. Knowland Senate Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Herbert H. Lehman Dn.y Wayne L. Morse Ind-Ore Knowland Sen Arthur V. Watkins Utah Everett M. Dirksen R-Iil Karl E. Mundt R-S.d Congress George W. Calver Calver

Tucson Community Chest Reaches 83 Percent Of Goal

The Tucson Community Chest totaled 269975.76 dollars, 83 percent of its goal, after a final luncheon announcing the end of the public drive. Chairman Howard W. Selby Jr. said no further public solicitations will occur, with cleanup efforts remaining for firm gifts and establishments divisions while government units already hit 105 percent. KTKT will host a radio thon and auction Saturday with Bill Kelso leading the program.

Tucson Howard W. Selby Jr KTKT Bill Kelso

Army Lt Convicted Of Mistreating Soldiers

Augusta bureau reports an army lieutenant was convicted of mistreating soldiers under his command citing his experiences with undisciplined recruits in Korea. The ruling follows his claim that harsh treatment was necessary to restore order.

Augusta Korea

Weather looks fair for game day with mild temperatures

The forecast calls for clear days and nights with rising temperatures. Yesterday's high reached 73 while this morning's low stood at 42, signaling no danger of radiator freezing. Other readings: Phoenix 76-43, Yuma 82-52, Douglas 69-29, Flagstaff 53-20, Winslow 56-26, Prescott 66-27.

Poochie Mercury Phoenix Yuma Douglas Flagstaff Winslow Prescott

Overpayments To Schools In Arizona Budget System

A survey for the state legislative council finds Arizona school districts were overpaid at least 60000 in average daily attendance funds. About half, 30000, has been collected in cash and returned. another 30000 is being recovered. The report notes possible honest errors and some deliberate falsification but does not name districts. The council plans to release the findings at its Tucson meeting.

State Legislative Council Arizona Legislative Council ADA Tucson

British approve arming West Germany ratifying Paris pacts

London reports the House of Commons approved the Paris agreements to rearm West Germany by a 264 to 4 vote. The measure is set for automatic ratification after twenty one days of parliamentary procedure following two days of debate led by Prime Minister Churchill and allied ministers.

London Paris West Germany House of Commons Churchill

Germans Approve Paris London Agreements on German Rearmament

West German cabinet reluctantly approves the Paris London security pact including the Franco German deal on the Saarland border area.

Bonn Germany Coalrich

Tempe Kidnaps UA Cheerleader in Pep Rally Stunt

A dozen Arizona State students abducted University of Arizona cheerleader Jim Casey from his Yuma home and paraded him through Tempe streets before a pep rally. Casey, in an A sweater, carried signs mocking UA as his captors planned to keep him as a guest for the day, amid a looming Arizona game in Tucson.

Arizona Jim Casey Tom Kelliher Tempe Jim Tucson University of Arizona Yuma Arizona State College Casey Nogales Junction

Safeway Plans 15 More Arizona Stores Expansion

Fred E. Rowland, Safeway division manager, said the chain will add 15 outlets to the 35 now operating in Arizona, at an estimated cost of about 4 million dollars. Locations will be announced once sites are secured, as growth in the state and rising business prompted the expansion.

Phoenix Safeway Stores Arizona Fred E. Rowland

Reorganization Near For Tempe ASU

Phoenix reports the Arizona State college at Tempe may shift to university status in a meeting of the board of regents at Tucson. Board member Walter R. Bimson criticizes current administration as centralized and outdated, noting a 4,500 student college operating with one dean and advocating faster Hollis report driven reforms.

Phoenix Arizona State College Tempe Board of Regents of The University and State Colleges At Tucson Phoenix Gazette Walter R. Bimson Hollis

Mendes-France Warns USSR No Deal on European Peace

French Premier Pierre Mendes-France bluntly said France will not bargain with the East over German rearmament or peace in Europe. He urged rapid ratification of west European defense pacts, asserted dialogue with the East, and outlined plans to improve living standards while confronting communist influence. He noted talks with U.S. officials on funding a 170,000-man Indochina force after January 1.

Washington Pierre Mendes- France Russia Europe Mendes-France France National Press Club French Assembly London Paris Amu Soviet Union Indochina North Africa Budapest Cairo U. S

Citizen Charlie’s Crossword Puzzle Contest Winners Soon

The Citizen reports 3 832 entries were received before the deadline for Puzzle No 1. Winners and the solution will be published tomorrow. Judges, in Montreal, mailed the official solution to Tucson and the Bank of Douglas vault kept it sealed until after the deadline.

Willis Riba Armored Motor Service Tucson Charlie Montreal Canada Bank of Douglas Citizen Citizen Charlie Citizen Char

Fire destroys Coleman Hotel in Superior. guest found dead

A $75,000 fire leveled the Coleman Hotel and adjacent structures on Superior’s main street. The burned body of a hotel guest, identified tentatively as Gerald T. Fagan of Palmdale, California, was found in the wreckage. Coroner Dale Webb planned an inquest.

Superior Coleman Hotel Main Street Spencer’s Trading Post Coleman Dale Webb Gerald T. Fagan Raymond A. Fagan Southern Pacific Railroad Palmdale Calif Catherine McCulloch Fagan

Arrest Sought In Abduction Of Local Tot

Anderson Indiana authorities seek arrest and $3,000 bond for Callie L McCartney paternal grandmother of 3 year old Larry R McCartney abducted Oct 20. Mother Janice Broadwater filed felony complaint accusing former mother in law of child stealing after a prior John Doe notice. Victim was grabbed from front yard and taken to a sedan before abduction vehicle was abandoned near a beauty parlor.

Janice McCartney Broadwater N. Sycamore Ave John Doe Larry Robert McCartney Loren Gene Broadwater Frank A. Eyman Callie McCartney North Alvernon Way

Markets At A Glance

NEW YORK stocks rise led by rails as bonds stay firm. Cotton fluctuates with liquidation hedging. Wheat for 1955 months firm amid dry Southwest weather. Corn sees easy demand with strong cash receipts. Oats follow corn. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher top 19.75. Cattle steady for steers and heifers with top 23.00 on good stock.

New York

Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Public Events Schedule

Open to the public with events today and tomorrow at Tucson venues. Tonight at 8:15 p.m. THS auditorium presents Night of January 16. Tomorrow features a book mobile 9 a.m. to noon at Speedway Wash, 2:30 p.m. Carnegie library book week displays with a puppet show in the children's room, and an 8 p.m. football game at University stadium: University of Arizona vs Tempe.

Tucson High School Speedway Washwell Carnegie Library University of Arizona Tempe University Stadium

Utah family gains citizenship page seven

A Utah family is reported to have obtained citizenship, with details provided on the steps and authorities involved. The article outlines how the family navigated naturalization processes and the benefits conferred by becoming citizens.

Hermann Field Switzerland Licavoli Utah Jazz Symphony

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