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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
13
The Chilean election granted women the vote for the first time, but only six percent of eligible women voted. Reports note spouses sometimes locked wives in rooms on election day, reflecting a dated practice in parts of Latin America.
At the 10th Harlow Brooks Navajo clinical conference in Ganado Dr. Harvey E. Billig Jr. described new hormone compounds claimed to aid rheumatic fever and diseases attacking body membranes. He cited a patient cured of a ligament ailment and noted potential use against arthritis and spastic paralysis.
La Junta Patriotica Mexicana plans a final benefit dance September 4 at El Casino ballroom. Cosme Barcelo says a queen and two court members will be chosen, with voting at the event. The queen and court will oversee Mexican Independence Day events September 15 and 16 and later flags day and Cinco de Mayo observances.
Tire Service Inc. raised 600 dollars for the Square and Compass Children's Clinic from a last week sale at 500 N. Sixth Ave. Co-owners George Cowden and Curtis House delivered the check to committeemen Monday. The fund supports a clinic building set for Labor Day at 2900 E. Broadway with local unions and business leaders aiding the project. A benefit dance for the clinic fund is planned at Starlight Park with tickets from downtown banks and stores.
Greek court martial sentenced 51 to death for plotting a Communist Macedonian state. The mass trial at Phiorina involved defendants mainly from Amynteon, accused of supporting guerrillas and mining roads. Eleven got life terms and eight were jailed for eight years.
Harold Lloyd Jr, heir to a film dynasty, lands a small part at Samuel Goldwyn Studios in Beloved Over All. He aims to carve his own path, hopes to be funny, and dreams of directing later, while noting his father’s support and his own early ambitions.
William Elliston Farrell 79 longtime chairman of Easton Car and Construction Co and a noted international authority on mine and industrial rolling equipment died in Bethlehem on Monday night.
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