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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1945

Page

11

Wool Growers to Press Over Lamb Price Ceilings

California and Arizona lamb producers seek revised government policy to permit orderly marketing of the spring lamb crop worth about 15 million dollars. J Kenneth Sexton of Willows travels to Chicago for a national lamb industry meeting to push ceilings removal or relaxation as subsidies end June 30 1946.

AN Francisco California Arizona J. Kenneth Sexton Willows California Wool Growers’ Association Chicago National Sexton Wool Growers’ Association Pacific W. P. Wing California Wool Growers

Arizona state intercollegiate religious conference in Tempe

The annual inter collegiate religious conference will be held in Tempe December 7 8 and 9 with attendees from the University of Arizona Tempe and Flagstaff state colleges Phoenix and Gila junior colleges. Main speakers include Rt Rev Arthur B Kinsolving II Episcopal bishop of Arizona and Howard Pyle Arizona news commentator and war correspondent. The conference theme is Religion in My Life.

Arizona State Tempe Bill Howenstein University of Arizona U. of A Flagstaff Phoenix Gila Arthur B. Kinsolving II Episcopal Arizona Howard Pyle

Salt Lake City Man Survives Sans Stomach

A Salt Lake City man who had total gastrectomy six months ago says life without a stomach is workable. The surgeon notes the operation is rare in the intermountain region and cites about 100 similar cases in medical literature. The tumor necessitating removal caused the operation.

Salt Lake City Utah

End to side esophageal to small intestine connection

The patient underwent an end to side procedure linking the esophagus to the small intestine. His recovery was uneventful and he could eat six ounces at frequent meals upon leaving hospital. The doctor notes that total gastrectomy often causes anemia but this patient shows no such complication.

Professors Patrick Summers Co Author Freshman English Text

Dr. David L Patrick and Rich ard Summers of the University of Arizona English department co author a freshman English text to be released next spring. Editorial assistance comes from Mrs Florence Morgan of the English department. The book includes proofreading exercises to aid basic writing skills. A tentative title is Introduction to Writing.

David L. Patrick Richard Summers University of Arizona English Department Florence Morgan

Gannet Named Largest North Atlantic Sea Bird

The gannet is identified as the largest seabird along the North Atlantic coast, noted for its size among regional avifauna.

North Atlantic Coast

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