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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

Page

2

County Urged to Take Lead on Flood Channel Plan

Chamber of Commerce flood control committee votes to urge Pima County to assume sole responsibility for flood control outside incorporated areas. The group cites county wealth and low debt, seeks right of way and immediate steps, and aims to accelerate federal funding. Attending officials include City Engineer G G Sykes and County Supervisor L V Kautenburger.

U.S Chamber of Commerce Flood Control Committee Pima County William R. Mathews Tucson South Tucson Arizona Carl Hayden Congress G. G. Sykes Planning and Zoning Commission L. V. Kautenburger Bruce Ellis

Navy Cmdr Ketcham Named Deputy Draft Chief

Phoenix August 6 Navy Cmdr W V Ketcham was appointed deputy state director for selective service. He previously served as liaison officer and assistant to Maj Gen A M Tuthill state director in World War III.

Phoenix Navy W. V. Ketcham Friday Ketcham A. M. Tuthill

Moscow Eases Berlin Pressure Hinting Possible Accord

AP analyst notes easing of the Moscow Berlin quarrel as Soviet authorities relax their financial blockade of western Berlin and allow blocked funds to city government and businesses. The article cites two likely motives: unrest in satellite states and economic squeeze from Europe’s division, with Moscow weighing a limited truce to ease tensions.

Dewitt MacKenzie Russia Moscow Berlin Munist Urs Charles Gifford Soviet Union Europe Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Hungary Poland Western

Father Aull Rosary Said in Tombstone and Bisbee

Rev. Roger Aull 64 died in Tombstone Wednesday. A rosary was held in Bisbee, with his body en route to Cincinnati. He founded the Tombstone clinic in 1945, boosting local population and backed by Greater Tombstone Inc. The clinic continues under Dr. C M Tolle. funeral plans await until his brother's arrival. Survivors include a Cincinnati brother and two sisters.

Tombstone Roger Aull Martin McLaughlin Sacred Hearts’ Church Dugan- Hennessy Bisbee Father Aull Cincinnati Central N. M Greater Tombstone, Inc New Mexico Giacomo Jerome

Self-Taught Student Earns IIT Mechanical Engineering Degree

Anthony M. Adams, who did not attend high school, earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology. He scored in the top five percent on an air corps flight test and taught himself several subjects to graduate with a B average.

Chicago Anthony M. Adams Illinois Institute of Technology Adam Air Corps

Murder Puts Spotlight On Vice At Eloy

Florence August 6 With two men charged with first degree murder Pinal County Attorney Preston Salt vows to probe the roots of crime in Joe Louis Heights where Deputy Sheriff Ed Smith was killed by shotgun blasts. Willis Bishop 21 and Fletcher Casey 20 both Negroes admit roles while three others are held for questions and liquor license violation. Trial likely October at the regular superior court session.

Florence Pinal County Preston Salt Ed Smith Eloy Smith Willis Bishop Fletcher (Bozo) i Casey Sult Bishop Casey Willie Bishop Willis Richard Dick) Williams J. C. King Salt Joe Louis Heights Superior Court

Jewelry recovered from theft. more than $1,000 found

Jewelry valued over $1,000 was recovered Thursday, with about $1,200 still missing after a Wednesday theft. The Mexican silver pieces and stones belonged to Anne Stebbins of 155 North Main. A neighbor found two of the purses in the Corbett yard, and police say entry was made to an unoccupied bedroom where the items were stored. A leather jewel box recovered by Mrs. Corbett was found in her front yard.

Anne Stebbins North Main Street H. S. Corbett North Main Miss Stebbins Corbett Yard

Railways of Great Britain Handle Billions of Letters and Parcels

The railways move 6 billion letters and 150 million parcels each year with traveling post offices carrying 500 million items and covering 4 million miles annually.

Great Britain

Stille Endorsed by Legion Post for Southwest Exec Committeeman

John R. Stille industrial commissioner of Tucson and longtime Legion member won endorsement from the Morgan-McDermott post in a Thursday meeting. A Southwest representative election is set for September in Yuma. A promotion committee led by A. B. Sieh will manage the campaign. The session ended with Spanish American music and plans for a September 4 dance featuring an all girl orchestra.

John R. Stille American Legion Southwest Levening Tucson Morgan-McDermott Stille The Legion Post iSouthwest Yuma A. B. Sieh Andrew P. Martin James E. Brady Harvey Davis T. J P. Altenberger David Sayres Hamilton R. Catlin John Ayrand Steve Tormey George Bideaux Post Dugout

Tribal Plea Of No Avail

Acting Gov. Garvey has not seen a letter from the Hualapai Indians requesting an immediate legislature call over the reservation social security issue. A Washington conference on Aug. 13 could prompt a special session if the federal board orders Arizona to self fund welfare for about 10,000 Indians.

Phoenix U.P Dan E. Garvey Hualapai Royal D. Marks Washington Garvey Arizona

Inventor of Saucer Pigeons Recalled from Shell Skipping

The creator of saucer-shaped clay pigeons drew inspiration from watching boys skip sea shells on the water, translating the motion into a durable, curved target design.

Baptist Church County Fair Plans Emerge

Advisory council of Baptist ministers plans a new Calvary Baptist Church in the San Gabriel addition with Rev. T. T. Reynolds as acting pastor. First unit includes chapel and annex to be built in 30 to 60 days. auditorium to follow in 2-3 years. Tent services continue until completion. County fair dates shifted to fall to avoid rodeo conflicts with weather benefits and state fair transfer. No admission charge. parking fee only. Three new commission members named Oscar Barnett Brooks Hooper and J F Weadock.

San Gabriel Thoreau Avenue Santa Barbara Street Advisory Council of Baptist Ministers T. T. Reynolds Home Mission Board Baptist General Convention of Arizona Calvary Baptist Church Southern Reynolds Baptist General Convention Willis J. Ray General Convention Roy F. Sutton R. H. Tharp First Southern Baptist Church of Tucson Leroy Smith William Barclay Paul Morgan North Tucson Pima County Fair Commission John Dayton Rodeo Grounds Phoenix Oscar Barnett Rillito Brooks Hooper Sahuarita J. F. Weadock

Fire Chief Reports Loss of Fried Ham in Fredericksburg

Fire Chief A. H. Stone filed his monthly report noting a total loss of one ham valued at five dollars in Fredericksburg Virginia.

Fredericksburg U.P A. H. Stone

Larson Baily Citizen 2 Friday Evening

Gordon Nelson NormanB Cobb Jules Nordyke Henry Boice A Bruce Knapp William Pistor Melvin Haskell Dan Clarke Keith Brown Glenn Blackledge Dayton L V Kautenburger listed in the August 6 edition.

Larson Baily Gordon Nelson Normanb. Cobb Jules W. Nordyke Henry G. Boice A. Bruce Knapp William J Pistor Melvin Haskell Dan Clarke Keith Brown Glenn Blackledge Dayton L. V. Kautenburger

Snakebite Cure Is Effective Anyhow

In Nogales Arizona Leo Phillips a fireguard along the Huachuca mountains was bitten by a rattlesnake. His companion tried a home remedy cutting the wound with a knife the blade slipped and the finger was removed. The tale ends with Phillips losing his finger not from the bite but the failed treatment.

Nogales Ariz Leo Phillips Phillips Huachuca Mountains Here

Barracuda Regarded as Ocean's Most Dangerous Marine Fish

The barracuda is identified as the ocean’s most dangerous marine fish, more perilous than the shark, highlighting its ferocity and threat to divers and coastal waters.

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