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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1949

Page

2

Zoning Board Rebuffed On Aerial Maps

Zoning officials faced a brushoff from the board over an aerial photographic survey for county zoning. The plan to image areas near Tucson and Ajo to classify zones was opposed as costly and misdirected, with an estimated price of 16000 dollars. County supervisor G T Allen urged narrowing the survey area and removing uninhabited mountains.

Summerhaven Road Mt. Lemmon County Zoning Commission Tucson Ajo G. T. Allen Zonfing Harold Webb Alley North Tucson Boulevard San Clemente Justice Court South Campbell Avenue

Bisbee Faces Phone Service Hearing and Repairs

The Arizona Corporation Commission heard reports on Bisbee area telephone service after resident complaints. J H Shepard for Mountain States said overall facilities are adequate though some defects were found. Walter Roche of the Bisbee Chamber pressed that central station equipment is obsolete. Joe Wilcox of Shattuck Dean Mining Co. cited wet weather outages and long distance delays.

Bisbee Arizona Corporation Commission J. H. Shepard Denver Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Shepard Walter Roche Phoenix Bisbee Chamber of Commerce Central Station Joe Wilcox Shattuck Dean Mining Co

Normal Fall Weather Across U S With Local Snow Flurries

The Associated Press reports that virtually the nation saw normal late autumn weather. Variances included snow flurries in northern New England and northern Michigan, with scattered showers along Lakes Erie and Ontario and rain in Southern New England and the northwest coast.

Associated Press New England Upper Lower Michigan Lakes Erie Ontario

Miners Return to Work as Christmas Pay Arrives

In Pittsburgh the nations soft coal mines resumed operations at 12:01 a.m. under a three day week. About 480,000 United Mine Workers anticipate earnings around 139.50 for nine days before Christmas after deductions. Some Kentucky truck mine operators consider a five day week with a pay boost, but industry leaders downplay the move.

Pittsburgh United Mine Workers John L. Lewis Pennsylvania Lewis Kentucky Joseph E. Moody Southern Coal Producers Association Laurence T. Tierney Jr Eastern Coal Corp Bluefield W. Va SCPA Oe Lewis

Rental Tax Before Court in Arizona

The Arizona Supreme Court will decide within seven days whether rental incomes are subject to the state two percent sales tax. The state argues farm land, equipment, business spaces, and all residential units are taxable, while earlier only three or more residential units were taxed. Two cases are before the court.

Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court

Hospitalized after gambling dispute in motel altercation

Winfred Goodwin 501 W Ore St is in hospital with a fractured skull and a cut eyeball after an argument over a poker game at a motel. Mose Workman, a roommate, says he struck Goodwin with a bottle and later tried to cut him with broken glass and jab at his eyes before deputies arrived. Goodwin plans to sign a complaint when able.

Winfred Goodwin W. Orest Mose Workman Goodwin Workman

Elks Lodge Holds Annual Memorial Service in Tucson

The Tucson Elks held their annual memorial for 27 members who died in the past year. Dr. Richard S. Beal delivered the memorial address at the lodge with the Tucson Boys choir providing sacred music. I. D. Ferguson directed ceremonies, John D. Frakes read names, and Joseph H. Riley gave the eulogy.

Tucson Elks Lodge Richard S. Beal First Baptist Church Tucson The Elks I. D. Ferguson John D. Frakes Roll of Elks

Huson Foss Wins Swift Collegiate Essay Contest Title

John Huston Foss of Tuc son a junior in animal husbandry at Washington State college won this year's Swift collegiate essay contest and earned an expense paid trip to the international livestock show in Chicago.

John Huston Foss Tucson Washington State College Chicago

Atomic Help Given Soviets Back In 43

Russell outlined Soviet atomic material shipments during 1943 via Great Falls and Canada. The first U S purchase included 200 pounds of uranium oxide and 220 pounds of uranium nitrate, with some materials bought from S W Shattuck Chemical Co. The second shipment through Canada and a third shipment of uranium metal and heavy water raised questions about U S atomic bomb research and national security.

Great Falls Russell Canada National Security of Canada Company Soviet Purchasing Commission House Committee State Department U. S United States Russia Rosenberg House UN American Activities Committee Amtorg Lend-Lease Administration New York S. W. Shattuck Chemical Co Denver Colo

Chinese Drop Fight In U N

China abandons demands for UN action on recognizing the Red regime and backs a compromise to suspend the Chinese issue for continuous study by the year-round U N body. Tsiang said he would accept the Cuba Ecuador Peru plan after a recess and awaited new instructions.

Tsiang

Two Burglaries Solved in City by Deputies

Two burglaries were solved by deputy sheriffs Floyd Brumbaugh and Edward Ahrens. Donald Leon McMillen, 20, was charged with first degree burglary after being found at a gas station break in with a juvenile. Three juveniles also confessed to a home burglary at Vienna Miller’s residence and to a school cafeteria entry at Amphitheater high school.

Amphitheater High School Justice Court Donald Leon McMillen Floyd Brumbaugh Edward Ahrens McMillen S. Sixth Ave Brumbaugh Vienna Miller E. 21St St Amphitheater Ai Esky Richard van Valkenburgh

Marine Tony M. Leon Visits Family on 10 Day Furlough

CPL Tony M. Leon USMC visits his family Mr and Mrs Richard Leon at 820 N Contzen for a 10 day furlough transfer from Terminal Island Long Beach to the naval ordinance station Inyo Kern California.

Cpl Tony M. Leon USMC Richard Leon N. Contzen iTerminal Island Long Beach Naval Ordinance Station Inyokern Calif

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