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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

3

Wild Boy of the Big Thicket Returns to Civilization

Johnny Spears a 14 year old deaf mute known as the wild boy of the big thicket spent two days in Houston after being captured by naturalist Larry Dean. Dean arranged possible enrollment in the state school for the deaf in Austin for the fall term and bought Johnny his first hamburger shoes and a $50 suit. The boy rejected the shoes and preferred his treetop nest and forest life while his mother consented to the idea of schooling.

State School For the Deaf Austin Johnny Larry Dean Houston Here Dean

Army ends cloud physics and thunderstorm projects

Army officers in Wilmington report the AAF cloud physics and thunderstorm rain making programs at Clinton county base will end this week. Attempts to produce artificial rain were not sufficiently successful for economic or military value, but the projects yielded safer flying methods and data on thunderstorm structure and behavior.

Wilmington Ohio Army AAF Clinton County Air Force Base J. Francis Taylor

New Drive In Theater Planned For Tucson

The Rodeo drive in theater in Tucson plans to open about Oct 1 on a 10 acre site south of Irvington road east of Nogales highway. Construction costs are estimated at about 250 thousand dollars. The building corporation is led by Nat Cohn with Meyer Agron as secretary.

Tucson Irvington Road Nogales Highway Nat Cohn Meyer Agron

Four D M Men Hurt In Crash

A two car collision on East Aviation road near 22nd street hospitalized four Davis Monthan airmen. Sgt Patrick Clarke, 20, in fair condition after ramming Shanks parked car. Shank 19 sprained leg. Wagner 18 neck injury. Overmyer 23 forehead cuts and bruises. Arrests pending.

East Aviation Road Davis-Monthan Patrick Clarke Kenneth Massie Clarke James I. Shank Aviation Road 22Nd Street Shank Robert Wagner Louis Overmyer Massie

Andy Anderson Opens Dallas Store in Autumn Expansion

Andy Anderson announced a new Dallas shop by Sept. 1 as part of his growing chain of men’s wear stores. Designed by Tucson consultants William and Sylvia Wilde, the outlet will offer a standard line plus Texas specific styles. A separate Dallas venture was formed with R. Dean Hawn, a local oil and hotel man. Anderson currently runs stores in Tucson at 19 E. Pennington and a Phoenix branch.

Andy Anderson Dallas Anderson Tucson William and Sylvia Wilde Texas R. Dean Hawn E. Pennington St Phoenix

Man Held Without Bond In Woman's Murder

Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ordered Frank Baker, 22, held to superior court with out bond on murder charges. Baker confessed to fatally shooting his 17 year old wife in their Continental home after drinking. He said he shot her while she held their infant son. the bullet hit the mother’s heart and grazed the boy’s stomach. The boy was taken to live with his grandmother in Tucson.

Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Frank Baker Baker Tucson

Petitions Short For Sewer Request On South 11th Ave

City Engineer Glenton G. Sykes said Thursday that signatures on a petition asking for sewers on South 11th avenue between 22nd street and the south city limits were not enough to make the permit legal. Twelve names appeared, about 29 percent of the required total. He advised recirculating the petition.

Glenton G. Sykes South 11Th Avenue 22Nd Street Sykes

Tucson Boys Head To New Y M C A Ranch Camp

Ten Tucson YMCA boys left Thursday for the Y s new ranch in Oracle for a three day pack trip. Led by Camp Director C S Hawkins Judge J Mercer Johnson and Wrangler Troy Creel they will ride Mt Lemmon trail and spend Friday night away from the ranch camp. C D Loper says the polio scare causes a lighter program and the boys return Saturday afternoon.

Tucson Loper

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