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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

2

Ballot Set By Secretary and Arizona Surplus Probe

Officials set the November 5 general election ballot with three constitutional amendments and two measures. Investigators from Washington and the regional office review Arizona surplus property sales after veteran complaints, naming several prominent figures and reporting talk of political fund events.

Phoenix Arizona Washington War Assets Administration Los Angeles WAA Donald Kidston Veterans Division L. S. Sloneker American Legion Kidston Dan E. Garvey Board of Supervisors Democratic Republican Party Garvey Communist Party of Arizona

New Cable To Speed Phoning In Tucson Area

Gayle A. Smith of Mountain States Telephone spoke at a Lions Club noon meeting about faster phone service for Tucson and surrounding areas. He said demand is five times 1930 levels, delaying new installations and highlighting planned improvements including dial service and private business extensions. The new coaxial cable passing through Tucson within six months will allow 480 conversations on a single line alongside tele vitas impulses.

Tucson Gayle A. Smith Mountain States Telephone Couny Lions’ Club Pioneer Hotel Smith

ITU Rejects Curb On News

Delegates to the International Ethical union convention in Miami Beach today voted against allowing locals to define struck work. The laws committee said the change would censor newspapers and urged rejection. The vote also defeated a proposal to limit local contract work weeks to 37 and three quarters hours. Canadian plants face 48 hour weeks and seek 40 hour terms.

Miami Beach Fla International Ethical Union Convention Committee On Laws

Three Tucsonians Earn Navy Discharges in California Center

Three Tucson men received discharges at the San Pedro separation center in California. They are Stanley Pillion formerly seaman second class of Davis Monthan, Genare Perez Serrano Jr a pharmacist mate third class of 1118 South Sixth Avenue, and Donald Eugene Howard a fire control man third class of 316 East 17th Street.

Tucson San Pedro, Calif Stanley Pillion Davis Monthan Dwellings Genare Perez Serrano, Jr South Sixth Avenue Donald Eugene Howard East 17Th Street

Leon Gray Set to Fly in National Air Races at Cleveland

Combat veteran Col. Leon Gray of the 12th photo reconnaissance squadron based at March Field California will pilot a PS0 Shooting Star in the Vincent Bendix Trophy race at Cleveland Ohio this weekend. He aims to surpass Gen James Doolittle’s 1931 speed of 223.05 mph and the 1931 record. Bendix race began August 30 with other March Field entrants under the TAC and 12th Air Force.

Leon Gray University of Arizona Casa Grande Cleveland Doolittle Marchfield Calif James Doolittle Col. Gray RAF Frank W. Fuller March Field Tactical Air Command 12Th Air Force Vincent Bendix

THS Exams To Be Tomorrow At Tucson High

Final examinations for the second semester at Tucson high school begin tomorrow announced by C A Carson Enrollment this term from July 15 totaled 274 students During the first summer term starting June 3 685 pupils attended During fall term registration four days in progress dean of boys Andy Tolson reports by noon 707 enrolled of 2100 appointments over two weeks Total high school attendance this year estimated at 2500 students

Tucson High School C. A. Carson Carson Andy Tolson Esee Tolson Sai

Blast and Fire Fatal to One at Ohio Apex Plant

A blast and fire at the Ohio Apex chemical plant in Nitro West Virginia killed Lonnie Kilgore and injured seven others. The 600 foot building sustained extensive damage estimated over 500000 dollars with a six month return to production forecast. The cause remains undetermined as 99 workers were accounted for after the 8 15 blast.

W. Va Ohio Lonnie Kilgore

Small Fires Reported In Catalinas Recently

Several small fires sparked by lightning have broken out this week in the Catalina mountains. Assistant forest supervisor Roger D. Morris said none exceeded a quarter of an acre and all were quickly extinguished by forest fire crews. Heavy rains in the area lessen danger of larger fires, officials stated.

Catalina Mountains Roger D. Morris Morris

Balkans warned as powder keg of Europe at peace talks

Ukraine's Dimitri Manuilsky told the Paris peace conference that the Balkans again threaten world peace and urged attention to unrest in Greece. He criticized Tsaldaris' northern Epirus claim, noted falsified voter lists, and questioned the rushed referendum on King George's return to Greece.

Robert C. Wilson Paris Ukraine Balkans Europe Albania Greece Balkan Dimitris Manuilsky Ukraiian Constantin Tsal Manuilsky Tsaldaris George

Three Drivers Sentenced In Reckless Driving Pleas

Robert E. Clark of 471 East 32nd street received a $25 fine or 10 days in police court after pleading guilty to reckless driving following a chase of several blocks. Gail Pew of Chandler, 18, paid $100 or 30 days after changing his plea in a peace court for a reck less driving charge in a two-truck head on crash four miles east of Tucson. Ernest O. Roberts of 1237 East Lincoln street was fined $60 and sentenced for another driving case.

Robert E. Clark East 32Nd Street Clark Gail Pew Chandler Justice ‘of the Peace Court Pew Tucson Ernest O. Roberts East Lincoln Street

Reckless Driving Arrests and Sentences This Week

A Tuesday arrest by city police on Sixth Avenue led to a reck less driving case with a guilty verdict and a 15 day city jail sentence announced yesterday. Buckles denies guilt and awaits Sept 17 hearing after a Tuesday arrest by highway patrol. Foss was found guilty of unauthorized vehicle use and malicious mischief in justice court with a six month suspension conditioned on leaving Tucson.

Roberts Sixth Avenue Thomas H. Buckles Justice Court Walter Sheets Highway Patrol Meredith L. Foss Justice Tucson

Dewey Stock Rises as New York GOP Grooms 1948 Bid

Fresh gaps in New Yorks Republican machine heighten talk of Gov Thomas E Deweys 1948 presidential bid if he wins re election. Regulars backed Frederick R Coudert Jr in the 17th district and added Frederic V P Bryan and Grant Reynolds to oppose Marcantonio and Powell, boosting Deweys home team strength.

Washington New York Thomas E. Dewey Joseph Clarke Baldwin Vito Marcantonio Amn-Lab Adam Clayton Powell Dewey Frederick R. Coudert, Jr GOP Baldwin New York City American Labor Party Marcantonio Powell ALP

VFW Post 9 Meeting Tonight At East Broadway Hall

VFW Post 9 will meet at 7 30 p m today at the VFW hall 121 East Broadway for a regular session.

VFW VFW Hall East Broadway

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