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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
2
Democratic candidates disperse criticism toward Richard F Harless rather than incumbent Dan E Garvey as the campaign shifts tactics in Arizona. In Picacho Frohmiller questions Harless influence in Washington while Garvey allies gain local party help.
The fund totals $1157 as of today for 18 month old Tommy Ross who remains unconscious from injuries suffered July 14 when struck by a moving vehicle. Over the weekend $44 was added and officials forecast further increases in the coming week.
At the Elgin Community club gathering, Judge Gordon Farley intervened in a clash over who may speak for absent candidates for governor. George Blake tried for Howard Pyle, while reporter William Mathews was challenged as a representative. Other candidates, including Ann Frohmiller and Cecil Miller, spoke on issues from rates to ideas.
A Tucson mother of seven, Mrs. H. C. Senning, received calls from CBS New York and learned prizes totaling about 11,900 dollars after correctly naming a popular expression on Hit the Jackpot. Prizes include a 1950 De Soto sedan, a $1,000 diamond ring, a diamond studded watch, a home freezer and more. Mrs. Senning plans to sell many items and replace their ten-year-old car. Her husband works for Burroughs Adding Machine Co. They have seven children.
Large area on Okinawa is planted with Australian pine trees under occupation authorities to shield the coast from salt spray driven ashore by strong winds. The effort aims to create windbreaks and reduce salt damage to inland areas and settlements.
The body of John Pace aged 60 who died yesterday in a local hospital will be sent to Homer Louisiana by the Ragsdale Wells mortuary. Pace lived at 200 W Second St and was a Southern Pacific railroad employee. Survivors include his wife Willie Ann a son Sylvester in Detroit a daughter Mrs Jessie V George of Shreveport and a brother Robert of Homer along with four sisters Dennie in Tucson Mattie Mrs Jennie Nisley and Mrs Minnie A Allen all of Homer.
Richard Harless, Ann Frohmiller, and Ralph Watkins led weekend criticisms of Gov Dan Garvey over Arizona Industrial Commission and Welfare Department management. Watkins urged a canning program for officials while Frohmiller pushed industrial tax and payroll gains, and Harless blasted the compensation fund and executive weakness.
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