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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1949

Page

11

Fossils Of 40 Million Years Of Age Hunted

Four men from the Royal Ontario Museum of Palaeontology dig near a ranch on the Frenchman River edge in Eastend Sask to uncover Oligocene bones dating about 40 million years. They seek titanothere remains and rhinoceros fossils, with planned study and shipment to Toronto for reconstruction and exhibit.

Eastend Sask Gulf of Mexico L. Sternberg Allan Weare R. Hornell Royal Ontario Museum of Palaeontology Toronto Chris Cochran Regina Frenchman River Sternberg Canada Swift Current

Acheson Presses for Far East Testimony on Policy

In a weekend statement Senator Knowland urged that Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger be brought back to testify before any action on the program is completed. The California senator, a member of the armed services group, discussed Asia policy amid concerns over communism.

Asia California Armed Services Group Knowland Douglas MacArthur Oscar C. Badger U. S. Army Navy Far East

New Hearing Device Removes Receiver Button In Ear

Chicago readers hail invisible Phantomold device that helps deaf users hear clearly without an in ear receiver. Beltone advertises free brochure and home test option, claiming privacy and no cost to try.

Chicago Ill Beltone Dept 19Th St

Lightning Kills Ohio Semipro Ballplayer

In Urbana Ohio a bolt of lightning struck during a semipro game killing Harold Jensen 26 first baseman for Urbana in the Miami Valley league. Three other players were injured and about 400 spectators escaped unharmed.

Urbana Ohio Harold Jensen Otto Lorenz Bill Eggleston Lorienz Eggleston Jensen Baker Fla

Grandparents Liable for Support of Children in Court

New York August 8 A domestic relations judge ruled a mother need not seek work if the grandparents can fund basic needs and care for her two children. Justice Jacob Panken ordered the paternal grandfather to pay 75 dollars monthly. the maternal grandmother has been covering the mother's rent.

New York Jacob Panken Panken

Honeymoon Couple Wins Photo Finish with Hospital Tie

Mr and Mrs Benson Portin, newlyweds, spent their honeymoon in a hospital after an auto crash shortly after the ceremony in Memphis Tennessee.

Memphis Tenn. U.P Benson Portin

Five Storms Hit Central Arizona in Weekend Weather and Damage

The Nogales highway shut from 9:30 to 11 a m as August rainfall totals reached 0 62 inch with Monday rainfall adding 0 64 inch in just over six hours. Through Sunday total rain fell 4 02 inches for the year versus 6 32 normal to Aug 7. the Old Pueblo logged a 91 degree high. Monday night and Tuesday forecast called for scattered showers with little temperature change. The weekend storms caused thousands in wind and rain damage across central Arizona including Mesa and Tempe where two lives were lost. Virgil Lee Brown 21, a crop dusting pilot, was electrocuted by lightning while anchoring his plane. an elderly Mesa woman died when a windlifted roof collapsed on her house. a Phoenix man burned beyond recognition in a house fire.

Tucson Atlanta Chicago Covington Dodge City Ft Worth Los Angeles Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Cleer Arizona Highway Patrol Nogales Monnday Old Pueblo United Press Arizona Mesa-Tempe Mesa Virgil Lee Brown

Wedding Party Has Unique Experience

PHOENIX Aug. 8 Ajo wedding party members travel back to Phoenix as floodwaters force a detour near Gillespie dam. A seven pound six ounce girl is born en route near Gila Bend to E A Hunt and his wife Ann. Guests supply towels and tablecloths to wrap the newborn.

Phoenix Gilbert Orabuena Ajo Gillespie Dam Gila Bend Orabuenas Arlington E. A. Hunt Ann

Quincy Point Congregational Church Moves After 111 Years

The historic Quincy Point Congregational church in Quincy Mass has been moved to a new site a half mile from its original location after 111 years.

Quincy Mass U.P Quincy Point

Fires Rage Across West as Firefighters Battle Massive Blazes

Foreman Wag Dodge led a backfire to shield trapped smokejumpers in Mann Gulch as flames swept the ridge. The wildfire had scorched about 6,000 acres of timber and destroyed two ranches while rangers, prisoners, and volunteers fought seven other fires in four states amid record heat and low humidity. Idaho, California, Oregon totals varied with hundreds of firefighters battling multi‑acre infernos and evacuations near Burgdorf and Santa Margarita as Durkee was spared.

Wag Dodge Missoula Mont Idaho Boise National Forest Cherry Creek Burgdorf Ida San Francisco California Pozo Los Padres National Forest Santa Margarita Oregon Durkee

Churchill to Address Postwar Assembly in Europe Unity Drive

Parley slots eight Turkish and six Greek seats, bringing the council to 101 deputies. The assembly includes ministers and leaders from European unity groups, excluding fascism and communism. Churchill, Britain’s wartime premier, arrives from Lake Garda and may use the gathering to warn against Soviet expansion.

Consultative Assembly Turkey Greece Assembly Council Committee of Ministers European Unity Britain Winston Churchill Churchill Lake Garda Italian Alps

Rose Bush Invades Bay City Home Through Window

A rose bush grew from Mrs Sophie Doner front yard into her living room after forcing its way between a window and frame. The eight foot shoot stays green through winter and blossoms early in spring before outdoor blooms appear.

Bay City Mich. U.P Sophie Doner

Policeman McCarthy Fires Fast On Escaped Steers

Policeman James D. McCarthy of Boston has shot and killed run away steers 16 times after they escaped from the Brighton abattoir. He has used a single rifle shot each time, earning the nickname Deadeye Dick Boston.

Boston W.P James D. McCarthy Steers Brighton

Attorneys Seek Pardon For Jones On Death Row

W Fred Jones a Floydada Tex grocer convicted of a 1946 shotgun killing faces a potential second execution after a three day stay near the death chamber. His lawyers press the state pardon board Monday for clemency citing new information from ex District Judge Kenneth Bain. If no action is taken Jones would die in the early hours of August 10.

Austin Tex W. Fred Jones State Pardon Board Jones Floydada Kenneth Bain

Stinky the prolific Seattle cat brings 288 kittens

Stinky, a shaggy black cat in Seattle, has produced 288 kittens over the past ten years, becoming a local pride for Paul Mayovsky and his family.

Stinky Seattle Paul Mayovsky

Quake wrecks town Ambato area. 34 dead in crash

A powerful earthquake leveled parts of Pelilo Ambato region with towns buried under rubble. Rescue efforts are hampered as the Sieberg intensity reaches eight, and a Shell Oil plane crash in the nearby mountains adds 34 fatalities.

Pelilo Shell Oil Co Ambato Shell

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