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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1950

Page

5

Officials Hear Complaints About Fertilizer Plant In Tucson

State and county officials met with Amphitheater residents at the courthouse to hear protests against the Tucson Fertilizer Co. at 3900 N. Fairview. Residents claimed health hazards from odors and flies, while plant advocates argued the operation is modern and compliant. The hearing produced no immediate action, with officials promising to review records before responding.

J. Homer Boyd Lambert Kautenburger J. P. Ward L. H. Howard William Dolph State Attorney General's Office Darrell Brown Morris Udall Northside Tucson Fertilizer Co N. Fairview Road Superior Court Offici!s Udall County Planning and Zoning Commission Dolph Dr. Ward Health Department Ema Tucson C. Wayne Clampitt Boyd

Female client chooses pre-need funeral plans

A timid white haired woman visits an office seeking to arrange and pay for her funeral in advance. After learning the details of a pre-need plan she finds relief and praises the quiet service and surroundings as a wise, unhurried decision. Call Mr. Bring now.

John Taylor E. 28Th St Porcupine Sharon James Charles Morgan Carol Moore Mr. Bring

Veterans group to host potluck supper at Ottinger home

BEN DANIELS CAMP No. 8 and auxiliary No. 3 of the United Spanish War Veterans announce a potluck supper this Saturday at 6 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ottinger's home, 2001 East Ninth Street. Members should bring table service.

BEN Daniels United Spanish War Veterans Dan Ottinger E. Ninth St

Red Chinese Cloud Issue Targets U N Debates in Formosa

In Taipei Aug 25 Nationalists view Red China’s charge of American aggression as Soviet propaganda. Chou En Lai’s attack follows the Nationalists’ charges of Soviet aggression and precedes a U N assembly debate. Chang Yi Ting says morale is low among invasion troops amid guerrilla activity.

Taipei Formosa China Peipiong Chou En-Lai United States U. N Chou Chang Yi-Ting Chang Formosa Strait

Bethany choir to lead 11 a.m. Sunday service at Southside

The Bethany All-Indian A cappella choir will have complete charge of the 11 a.m. Sunday service at Southside Presbyterian Church located at 423 West 23rd Street.

Bethany Southside Presbyterian Church W. 23Rd St

Middle East Needs Constant Attention in Cold War View

Senator Margaret Chase Smith argues the Middle East requires steady US focus to prevent a Soviet takeover. She credits aid to Iran and Turkey, Greece victories, and US diplomacy for stopping Russia in four years, while urging deeper understanding of regional social and political realities to secure long term democracy.

Margaret Chase Smith U. S Maine Washington Middle East Russia Free World Mediterranean Suez Canal Greece Iran Turkey Far East United States United Nations George Allen Yugoslavia Red Igeas Bulgaria Black Sea Arabia

Nehru Accept Rice For Quake Victims

In New Delhi on August 25 Prime Minister Nehru accepted an offer from Pakistan of 375 tons of rice for relief of Assam earthquake victims.

New Delhi India Nehru Pakistan Assam

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