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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1949

Page

6

Arizona Land Office Probe Gains Momentum

Attorney General Fred C. Wilson says new information may trigger action in the state land department probe after months of stagnation. Meanwhile utilities and power interests coordinate on power division plans for Davis Dam, impeded by an engineer’s accident and ongoing legal questions over racing permits and monopoly status.

State Land Department Fred C. Wilson Arizona Wilson Arizona Power Authority Davis Dam Wetcome K. S. Wingfield APA L. K. Deutrick Central Arizona Light & Power Co Phoenix Fred O. Wilson Reno

Veteran Of Confederacy Dies In Texas At 101

Charleston Texas August 29 The death of Thomas Rufus McGuyer 101 at Cooper Texas leaves Texas with six living Confederate veterans He is survived by four sons and one daughter

Charleston Tex Texas Thomas Rufus MccGuyer McGuyer Cooper

RAF Fliers Stunt For DM Visitors

RAF fighter pilots demonstrated stunt flying for Davis Monthan airmen in England last week. The 43rd Bomb Squadron crew training at Sculthorpe watched Hornet Vampire and Meteor maneuvers including passes at 100 feet wheels down and in-flight wheel touches. Meteor pilots exhibited a slow roll on takeoff inverted maneuvers and low altitude passes. The Tucson unit participates in England’s first B 50 training program and will be away about three months.

Royal Air Force Davis-Monthan England 43Rd Bombardment Squadron Sculthorpe Meteor

Probation Ended for Miller in County Court

Superior Judge Lee Garrett revoked the probation of John K. Miller and sentenced J. E. Hopkins to one to two years in state prison for cashed bogus checks. Miller, 40, must serve two to three years in Florence and had a prior three-year suspended grand theft sentence. Hopkins, 32, pleaded guilty to cashing a $20 bad check on July 28 and faced prison. Frank Obregon, 31, received six months suspended for contracting without a license and remains on three years probation for a bogus check charge.

Lee Garrett John K. Miller J. E. Hopkins Miller Florence Phoenix W. H. McConnico Hopkins Caddie St John F.o’mara Frank Obregon W. 27Th St

Air academy site and UA football fate at Tucson luncheons

Two Tucson luncheon clubs discuss the air force academy site for Old Pueblo and the University of Arizona football team. William G. Hall will address the Tucson Advertising club about the air academy bid, with Mrs. Babs McCoy speaking on Tucson advertising styles. Head Coach Bob Winslow will describe Wildcats football prospects at the American Legion Luncheon club session.

Tucson Air Force Academy University of Arizona William G. Hall Old Pueblo Air Academy Tucson Advertising Club Pioneer Babs McCoy Los Angeles Examiner Davis- Monthan Wildcats Bob Winslow American Legion Santa Rita Hotel

Bicycle stolen from downtown theater patron

George Arevilo of 244 EF 24th Street told police Sunday a thief took his bicycle while he was at a downtown theater.

George Arevilo 24Th St

Mohave County Bars Three Doctors From Hospital Use

Mohave county board of supervisors barred doctors William F. Orlando Francis M. Findlay and Walter Brazie from hospital facilities for alleged non cooperation. The action enforces prior resolutions condemning failure to assist staff when requested, with rescission possible if cooperation resumes. Dr. Findlay leads the Mohave county medical society. Dr. Barnes was not named in the ruling.

Kingman Mohave County William F. Orlando Francis M. Findlay Walter Brazie Findlay Mohave County Medical Society B. O. Barnes Nancy Thele Mohave County Health

Doctors barred from admitting new patients after hospital dispute

Protective association said the action followed charges that four doctors refused to administer anesthesia in emergencies when county physician Dr Arthur A Arnold was attending. The board met Aug 2 to consider the charges as patients testified the feud jeopardized health. The exclusion prevented new patients but allowed ongoing treatment of current patients.

Arnold

Road South Of Eloy To Be Paved Shortly

Phoenix firm Bentsen Contracting Co. was the low bidder on four miles of the Eloy South highway project. The bid totaled 29 081.30 dollars for paving nine miles south of Eloy with completion set for October 31. Seven bids were received and the award will be decided at the September 9 commission meeting.

Phoenix Bentsen Contracting Co Eloy South Highway Eloy

Ex Pullman Conductor John Tobin Dies in Tucson

John Albert Tobin 37 died Sunday at his Tucson home 2541 E Hampton St after a long illness. A former Pullman Co conductor and World War II veteran he lived in Tucson 2 1/2 years. Survived by wife Elizabeth a daughter Gwendolyn and mother Mrs Roberta Tobin Newark N J The body will be taken to New Jersey for burial.

John Albert Tobin Hampton St The Pullman

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