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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1950
Page
9
Detroit reports indicate a surge in hoarding behavior as demand for new cars remains high. Industry analysts note orders from buyers with less than a year of ownership and warn that price controls could fuel resale schemes. Dealers urged to deliver to those with real need and avoid loading unwanted accessories.
Miss Mary Ruza Kamp, music teacher at Ft. Lowell school, engages in a Fred Waring workshop at Shawnee Delaware Pa. The program runs four-year-old sessions teaching choral radio and television techniques under Fred Waring and J Lara Hoggard with other instructors.
Tokyo reports B 29s from Japan bombed Seoul railroad yards for a second day, dropping 100 tons after 80 tons yesterday. Airmen backed front lines, destroying four Red tanks near Nabtane line and pounding artillery, troops, and trucks. Night sorties and high flight totals set records as clashes intensify near Taegu and Taegu area fronts.
In Los Angeles on Aug 5 Judge Samuel Blake ruled Huntington Park Justice of the Peace Stanley Moffatt must pay John G. Frazier for false arrest after Moffatt jailed him for laughing at lunch. Frazier was acquitted of disturbing the peace and the judge’s re election bid failed. The court will determine the final damages.
Ecuador's quake ruins linger as 6 000 die and 250 000 injured or homeless. Pelileo remains a ghost city with 4 000 dead buried under ruins while Pelileo Pillaro and Mocha must be rebuilt away from tremor risks. Reconstruction could take over a decade.
The slate lists theater showings including Paramount Outside the Wall Buccaneer's Girl Tarzan and the Slave Girl The Golden Twenties Fortunes of Captain Blood The Capture Kid From Texas Fox Tucson Where the Sidewalk Ends Destination Murder Codas Tragicas Phil ipe de Jesus Rodeo Drive In Wabash Avenue Lady Gambies with multiple daily times across venues.
Mrs Virginia Phillips' bowling team won the Elks women's summer tournament in Douglas. Rose Hoffman’s team took second, with Neva Porter Teresa Murray and Veda White on the champions. Belle Patterson Margaret McDonald and Claire Long on the runner up. Mrs George Anderson led the third team.
Reverend Peter V. Samano of Southside Presbyterian will occupy the pulpit at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at 11 a.m. tomorrow. His sermon topic is The Story of Two Men. Pastor Ronald M. Straus is on vacation.
President George Albert Smith, 80, heads a Mormon delegation aboard the liner Lurline to attend Hawaii mission centennial Aug 9 20. He meets with church leaders and declares the union of nations through righteous living as essential for peace. In Douglas, Beulah Hoffacker, 52, dies after four years there. funeral planned in Brodbeck, Pa. survived by daughter Virginia and four sons.
Saturday Evening. Aue. and 1959 Douglas Dale serving in the air forces. Burnell of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and R. L. of Washington D C are noted in a concise personnel brief.
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