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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

Page

3

Western State Flood and Wind Damage Hits Wickenburg

Floods and high winds cut communications and power across Western State. Wickenburg suffered severe line damage to three 69-volt transmission lines and downed poles. crews from Phoenix restored contact to Prescott and the sheriff's radio kept limited emergency communication. Rural floods logged water into tourist courts along the Hassayampa River as Grand Canyon also faced closures. Kaibab Trail reported severe damage while roads elsewhere remained open.

United Press Wickenburg Prescott George Carlin Central Arizona Light and Power Co Phoenix Calapco Hassayampa Grand Canyon Utah Parks Co North Rim Arizona Highway Patrol

Mrs Bingham Services Set in Thatcher

Mrs Laura May Bingham 65 died in a Silver City New Mexico hospital after illness. Born 1882 in Bluff City Utah she joined the Mormon colonization party and settled in Thatcher. Survived by seven children twelve grandchildren and siblings. Services set for 3 pm Sunday at the Thatcher LDS church with burial in Thatcher cemetery.

Thatcher Laura May Bingham Silver City N. M Bluff City Utah Colonization Party Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Luna Bingham Gila Valley Gila Academy Gila Junior College Wallace Bingham Red Cross Wallace Junction City Ore Everett Salt Lake City Delbert Lavaughn Los Angeles

Paroles Given Board's Approval in Florence

Chairman Walter Hoffman of the state board of pardons and paroles said 16 prisoners at Florence were recommended for commutation of minimum sentence and parole. Paroles must be signed by Acting Gov. Dan E. Garvey before release. The board also recommended 29 paroles at expiration of minimum sentences and reviewed several parole violation cases at a one day Florence meeting.

Phoenix U.P Walter Hoffman State Board of Pardons and Paroles Florence Dan E. Garvey Hoffman

Arizona forms committee on sex education in schools

U P L D Klemmedson announces a nine member panel to study sex education issues during a two week health and safety workshop in Flagstaff. Members include Frank Williams William Armstrong Linn Hutchinson Lillian Johnson and others from Winslow Tempe Phoenix and the University of Arizona. The panel will propose recommendations to Klemmedson and workshop participants.

Flagstaff U.P.L Linn Hutchinson Flagstaff State College J. L. Picard University of Arizona Mary Elaine Hendrixson Tempe State College Mabel Olsen State Health Department Lillian Johnson State Education Department Alex Frasier Phoenix High School Stevens Winslow State Parent-Teachers Association

Jewelry Street Floor Clearance and Mens Suits Sale

Clearance on jewelry and street floor items includes men’s suits in Tropical and Stroock Folkweave. Fabrics feature herringbone worsted with a wide size range and substantial savings. Previously priced at 47.50 and 65.00.

Water Levels Fall in Santa Cruz Basin Areas

U S Geological Survey reports Santa Cruz basin water levels at their lowest since 1940. Santa Cruz river reaches Tuc son Nogales shows an eight foot drop in five years. Safford valley levels are seven feet lower than July 1943 with one well dropping 25 feet in the last year.

Santa Cruz Basin U.S. Geological Survey Santa Cruz River Tucson Nogales Safford Valley

About 150 Veterans Returned For Burial

Phoenix, Aug 6. About 150 bodies of Arizona servicemen killed overseas in World War II have been returned for burial under the repatriation program. Spencer Thompson, veterans service officer, said many relatives prefer burial in overseas national cemeteries or one of the 80 U S national cemeteries, noting Arizona has none and lacks a grave registration service.

Phoenix Arizona Spencer Thompson Veterans’ Service Thompson United States

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