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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1950

Page

10

Ranchman Prepares Brahman Bulls for Tucson Rodeo

Otho Kinsley operates a ranch 35 miles south of Tucson on the Nogales highway. He and a California partner supply stock for the February Tucson rodeo, testing bulls with a rider and a saddle rig to select only the bravest for the event. Branding and elimination identify the best bulls, with Kinsley noting this work blends danger and fun as he conducts monthly rodeos before selling stock to suppliers nationwide.

Pat McGowan Otho Kinsley Kinsley Tucson Nogales Highway California

Two UA Students Face Jail Time Over Holiday Break

University of Arizona students Timothy Slattery and David Perry were fined and sentenced in city court. Perry, 20, must begin 10 days in jail for leaving the scene of an accident after a Nov. 17 collision on North Tyndall Avenue. sentencing on a property-destruction charge was suspended. Slattery, 21, received 15 days in jail for reckless driving and operating under the influence after a Nov. 26 East Broadway arrest. Both sentences start at 8 a.m. Dec. 21, deferred until university vacation.

University of Arizona Paul J. Cella David W. Perry E. Speedway U. S Ben J. McKinney Perry North Tyndall Avenue East Fourth East Fifth Streets McKinney North Park Avenue East Seventh Street Timothy Slattery E. Lee Sr East Broadway

Pair Named In $15 325 Suit Over Motorcycle Crash

Anthony K. Von Isser sues Gordon V. and Ona A. Lake for 15325 damages after a Sept 22 collision on Ft. Lowell road near Tucson Boulevard. Von Isser alleges he was riding a motorcycle east when Mrs Lake veered across the center line and struck him, causing numerous injuries.

Gordon Ona A. Lake E. Ft. Lowell Rd Superior Court Clerk’s Office Anthony K. von Isser San Francisco St Ft. Lowell Road von Isser Ft. Lowell Tucson Boulevard

Kimball Carroll Team Wins UA Mock Trial

The Fegtly moot court competition at the University of Arizona law college was won by William Kimball of Tucson and Earl Carroll of Phoenix. Judge M T Phelps of the Arizona supreme court presided.

University of Arizona Law College William Kimball Tucson Earl Carroll Phoenix M. T. Phelps Arizona Supreme Court Kimball

Harvey Dettman Killed In Traffic

Harvey J. Dettman 29 of 744 S Third Ave was killed when his 1949 Buick left the road on Highway 80 east of Tucson and overturned five times throwing him from the car. Coroner said no inquest. cause under investigation. Survived by two brothers and a sister. body sent to Safford for funeral services.

Kinsley Harvey J. Dettman S. Third Ave Highway 80 Tucson Mescalwash James Wyckoff Dettman Grand Central Aircraft Co Safford James M. Howsare VFW American Legion Walter Leonard Mildred Reilly Funeral Home

Health in Camps Held Not Serious

PHOENIX Dec 2 Dr Clarence G Salsbury director of the state health department bureau of preventive medicine said health conditions in Pinal county farm labor camps were not serious after visiting the camps. He noted some cases of whooping cough and diarrhea but overall conditions were not serious. Committees of farmers are trying to improve sanitation at the camps. Last week three children were hospitalized with diphtheria from camps near Eloy.

Phoenix U.P Clarence G. Salsbury State Department of Health Bureau of Preventive Medicine Pinal County

Man Charged With Murder In Wife Shooting

Fred Baroody, 40, bound for superior court on first degree murder charges in the shooting of his wife Grace Baroody, 39, in Phoenix. Prosecutors say the motive involved alleged infidelity. Baroody, a former case operator, was bound over yesterday.

Phoenix Fred Baroody Grace Baroody Superior Court

City Briefs From Arizona Campus and Community Events

Monday 4 30 p m Alpha Rho Tau art fraternity meets in room 108 library building University of Arizona campus Sunday 8 a m Bird club first field trip Tucson Natural History Society meets Park avenue East Second Street 11 am ham and chicken dinner served until 6 pm by Blessed Martin Holy Name and Altar society at Blessed Martin school 140 W Speedway 3 p m The Barberettes quartets featured on Community Sing Armory park directed Burt Mustin 2 p m Pima County Council of PTA meets Sam Hughes school Sahuarita and El Rio PTAs cohostesses Mrs P M Breeding council director presents motions and amendments Dr Glenn McGee Trinity Presbyterian church talks Our Little Child Faces Life Mrs Lynn Bierbaum leads Christmas carols

Alpha Rho Tau University of Arizona Bird Club Tucson Natural History Society Park Avenue East Second Street Blessed Martin Holy Name and Altar Society Blessed Martin School W. Speedway Lynn Bierbaum

Bank Debits Rise Seventh Straight Month in 1950

December 1950 figures from the Tucson Clearing House show bank debit totals up for the seventh consecutive month versus 1949. November debits reached 66,798,346 dollars, up 12,618,169 from the prior year for a 23.3 percent rise, with higher prices boosting dollar totals though unit volumes some sectors exceed last year.

Tucson Clearing House Association

Arthur Wilson Dies In Willcox

Arthur Justus Wilson 62 retired businessman died after a ten day illness at Valley hospital Willcox burial in Sunset cemetery services at First Baptist church conducted by Rev John Stiger He was born June 25 1888 in Mertel Texas married Lola Hallmark in 1916 They lived in Willcox seven years earlier in Mesa with Water Users Association He is survived by Lola a daughter Mrs Ernest Cochran six brothers and a sister Pallbearers named Ernest Neal Jack Neal Marvin Nolan Virgil Owens Al Stansberry Victor Shaver

Willcox Arthur Justus Wilson Valley Hospital First Baptist Church Sunset Cemetery John Stiger Mr. Wilson Mertel Tex Lola H. Hallmark Wilsons Mesa Water User’s Association Lola Ernest ‘Cochran Ernest Pierce, S. D Oliver Plainview Clarksdale Dee Levelland

Tucson Stamp Club Meeting Discusses Condition Seven

The Tucson Stamp Club will meet Monday evening in room 112 of the state museum building at the University of Arizona campus for a discussion of condition seven led by Dr. James C. rk.

Tucson Stamp Club State Museum University of Arizona James C. Rk

Detroit Recount Begins in Michigan Governor Race

Detroit leads the statewide vote recount as 83 counties prepare to review ballots. Democrat G Mennen Williams seeks reelection against Republican former Gov Harry F Kelly with the state inaugurating Jan 1. Police guard ballots. 120 lawyers named as recount supervisors.

Detroit Michigan Big Wayne G. Mennen Williams Harry F. Kelly Williams Kelly Fred M. Alger Jr State Bar

Open House At Liberal Arts Building

An informal open house for the new million-dollar liberal arts building will run 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10. The brick and reinforced concrete building opened with the fall term and will be open to the public. Guides will lead inspections of classrooms, labs, and offices. Open house committee includes Dr. R. A. Harvill, Dr. Garnet D. Percy, Dr. Melvin T. Solve, and Dr. Donald L. Webb.

University of Arizona R. A. Harvill Garnet D. Percy Melvin T. Solve Donald L. Webb

Draft Speedup Plans Ready

Washington reports President Truman’s push for a faster draft includes bigger draft calls and fewer deferments, with a review of all deferment requests. Congress may revise the draft law in January to raise exemptions for veterans and extend draft age limits, while the army prepares for a higher intake, aiming to reach 2.8 million armed forces by July 1, 1951.

Washington Dec Truman Congress United Nations Korea

Grid Film To Feature Holy Name Meeting

The Holy Name society of SS. Peter and Paul parish will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the parish hall. The highlight will be showing of the Arizona Hardin Simmons football game movies by a member of the university coaching staff. Refreshments will be served. All members of the society and male members of the CYO and Sword and Key are urged to attend.

Holy Name Society of SS. Peter & Paul Parish Arizona-Hardin-Simmons Society CYO and Sword and Key

British Official Tours Areas In Far East

Sir Ester Dening British undersecretary of state for foreign affairs in charge of the far east division left by plane for New Delhi. He has been visiting southeast Asia Hong Kong Japan and Korea in his tour of the Far East.

Hong Kong Sir Ester Dening Far East New Delhi Southeast Asia Japan Korea

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