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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

Page

3

Blood Need Raises Plea for Blood Drive in Tucson

Tucson's Red Cross blood center at 136 N. Park is open until 8 p.m. in a drive to meet Korea war front quotas without depleting local supplies. The first blood shipment leaves tonight via American Airlines to Los Angeles and on to Japan and Korea. Free ham burgers and root beer are offered to donors, courtesy of the Watkins-for-Governor group.

Tucson Red Cross Blood Center Red Cross N. Park Korea American Airlines Los Angeles Japan Red Cross Center Watkins-for-Governor

Wainwright Receives $1 A Day Prison Camp Pay

Retired Gen. Jonathan Wainwright received a $1,210 check representing $1 per day for the time he spent in Japanese prison camps during World War II. The 67 year old said he would deposit the funds to his general bank account and use it to pay his income tax.

San Antonio Jonathan Wainwright Bazaar United States Army

Hamster Debate Draws Letters to Chamber of Commerce

A Tucson inquiry to the Chamber of Commerce on hamster care spurred 12 calls, a letter, and three visits. Respondents offered mixed views from shirt carrying to daily sleep patterns. Manuals and feeding guidance were collected, noting hamsters’ prolific breeding and use in labs.

Daily Citizen Tucson Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Sisters Wed in Mutual Wedding Rites in Nogales

In Nogales on August 31, two sisters married in separate ceremonies read by Superior Court Judge Gordon Farley. Carl Etta Pierson 18 wed Provoyce Hayes 20, and Mary Pierson 19 married Henry Jones 23. All four previously from Tucson served as witnesses for each other.

Nogales Superior Court Gordon Farley Carl Etta Pierson Provoyce Hayes Mary Pierson Henry Jones Tucson

Airliner Makes Safe Emergency Landing

An American Airlines twin engined airliner with 23 aboard made a 11 mile per hour landing at Philadelphia International after hydraulic system failure. Pilot Gordon Pierce detected the fault in New York where fog prevented a landing on the Indianapolis leg. With no hydraulic pressure he could not lower flaps, wheels were extended manually and firefighters police and a rescue squad met the craft on arrival. The plane was brought to a smooth stop with reverse propeller action.

Philadelphia American Airlines The International Gordon Pierce New York Indianapolis Pierce

State Game Refuge Parley Call Set For Late Today

A conference on re establishing the state game refuge will be held at the Chamber of Commerce with invitees from the Tucson Mountains association Tucson Game Protective association and the state game and fish commission. The refuge’s cancellation opened 5000 acres to hunting while 30000 acres in the county Tucson Mountain park remain closed by law. A separate suit in superior court seeks 17091 damages after a hammer injury at painter Joseph Molinsky's shop.

Chamber of Commerce Tucson Mountains Association C. Edgar Goyette Chamber Tucson Game Protective Association State Game and Fish Commission The Mountains Association County Park Commission Tucson Mountain Park William Solomon Tucson Bivd Superior Court Joseph Molinsky Solomon Molinsky Seventh Ave

Award to Lavochkin on 50th birthday honors aviation pioneer

Semyon Alexeevich Lavochkin, renowned Soviet aircraft designer, was awarded the Order of Lenin in recognition of his work in aviation equipment, announced on the occasion of his 50th birthday.

Moscow Semyon Alexeevich Lavochkin

Yuma Councilman Proposes 1 Percent City Sales Tax

Yuma councilman J. B. Bailey plans to introduce at the next meeting a proposed city ordinance imposing a 1 percent tax on all retail sales. He argues the levy would reduce or eliminate city property taxes.

Yuma J. B. Bailey

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