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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1947

Page

22

Friendship Train to Haul Food across the Nation

A Friendship Train sponsored by the Citizens Food Committee will travel from Los Angeles to New York starting November 7 to collect food for Europe. It will pass through Sacramento Reno Cheyenne Omaha and Chicago and split in Chicago for routes via Cleveland Buffalo Albany and Ft Wayne Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

Washington Citizens Food Committee Europe Los Angeles New York City Charles Luckman The Food Committee U. S Association of American Railroads Chicago Sacramento Reno Cheyenne Omaha New York Cleveland Buffalo Albany Ft. Wayne Ind Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Woman Clerk Robbed Of $100 In Ed's Liquor Store

Mrs. Louisa Olmstead of 227 East Congress street reported a robbery at Ed's liquor store Friday night around 10 50 p m A young man entered ordered whisky and, after she turned with the bottle, she saw a gun wrapped in a handkerchief He took $100 from the till and fled prompting a police call

East Congress Street Louisa Olmstead

Excess Of Love And The Hucksters In Film Reviews

A columnist rails against excess romance in cinema citing The Hucksters with long love scenes and praise for Sidney Greenstreet Adolphe Menjou and Keenan Wynn. The piece also muses on horse racing cruelty and social fashion such as spiraled skirts 14 inches from the ground and a Yale Amherst cultural note.

the Hucksters Sidney Greenstreet Adolphe Menjou Keenan Wynn Clark Gable Deborah Kerr Ava Gardner Gable Charles Boyer Cary Grant

Alcoholic Hates It All-But Can't Stop

Yale sociologist Dr. Selden D. Bacon told UCLA Institute on Alcoholism that most alcoholics hate liquor and the consequences yet cannot quit. He said alcoholism is a widespread disease with about 3,000,000 afflicted nationwide, a quarter of them chronic heavy drinkers, and described it as a medical psychiatric and social problem.

Los Angeles Yale Selden D. Bacon University of California At Los Angeles Institute Bacon

McCormick Hints At Persuading MacArthur To Run

Col. Robert R. McCormick editor of the Chicago Tribune plans to travel to Tokyo and said he might urge General Douglas MacArthur to run for President. He will visit Japan to see a man who has done a good job.

Pueblo Colo Robert R. McCormick The Chicago Tribune Tokyo Douglas MacArthur McCormick Japan

Japs Move To Disband Farm Control System

Tokyo reports a bill in the House of Councillors to disband the wartime farm control pyramid created by militarists in 1943. If approved, farmers would organize cooperative societies for harvesting marketing and rural tasks as a wartime control is repealed. The measure has already passed the House of Representatives.

Tokyo Japan House of Councillors House of Representatives

Cape of Good Hope Namesake Origins

Early Portuguese navigators named the cape Cape of Storms while seeking a sea route to India. The name reflected fierce winds and seas encountered on the southern voyage, later shortened to Cape of Good Hope as hopes grew for maritime passage.

Cape of Good Hope Cape of India

Tricycle Stolen From Child At University Heights Carnival

Mrs. Hanley Slagle of 1622 East Seneca street reported to city police that during the University Heights school carnival on Friday before 5 p.m. a thief took her son's chain driven Colson tricycle. The vehicle is easily identifiable.

Hanley Slagle East Seneca Street University Heights

Two Girls Trapped On High Mountain

Santa Fe New Mexico October 27 Two Los Alamos atomic energy project secretaries Frances B Krauss 34 a former WAC from Baltimore and Mildred Hartic Evansville Indiana were trapped since late Saturday on an ice covered slope of the 13275 foot Truchas peak New Mexico’s tallest mountain State police and a detachment of Los Alamos soldiers began search Sunday aided by owner Manuel Martinez who said the women had explored the area the previous Sunday and returned Saturday to rent horses and hire a guide

Santa FE N. M Manuel Martinez Truchas Los Alamos Atomic Energy Project Truchas Peak New Mexico Los Alamos Frances B. Krauss WAC Baltimore Mildred Hartic Evansville Ind Martinez Associated Press Sam Martin

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