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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

2

Truman's 1948 Victory Named Top World News Event

The United Presssurvey of editors worldwide ranks President Truman's election as the year’s leading news event. Berlin airlift, cold war, and Israel’s founding appear among top ten stories. editors in Europe, the Americas, and Asia list varied but supported Truman's win as number one.

New York U.P Truman United Press Berlin United Press News Mr. Truman Thomas E. Dewey President Truman Europe Kasenkina Gandhi Babe Ruth U.S Israel Bernadette Elizabeth Tass Moscow Pravda Izvestia Organization of the Union of Western Powers Tito Cominform Czechoslovakia Soviet Union United Nations Assembly Paris Bernadotte Palestine Bogota United States Canada Japan China Philippines Tokyo Union of Western European Nations Mme Chiang Washington

Veteran Judge Holley in District Court A Chicago ties

Judge William Holley of Chicago sits in district court here for Judge Speakman. A 57 year legal career includes time with Clarence Darrow and involvement in the Scopes trial. Holley, 79, began in Macomb Indiana, later practiced in Chicago before federal judgeship. The article also notes his Tucson visit and university party plans.

William Holley Chicago Howard C. Speakman Macomb Holley C. J. Foster Tucson Illinois Clarence Darrow Darrow Loeb-Leopold Scopes John Scopes Dayton, Tenn

31 Cases Set For Trial In Federal Court

Federal Judge William Holley set trial dates for 14 civil and 17 criminal cases in district court. One long pending suit by Nickolaus Hoffman against Western Casualty & Surety Co. was continued after counsel failed to appear. Other actions include a January 3 housing case hearing for Leonard A. Safford vs I B Turk et al, Breach of contract claims by Tucson Heights homeowners, and narcotics and immigration cases with various plea bargains and a six month suspended sentence for Elena Alvarez De Gutierrez.

William Holley Howard Speakman Nickolaus Hoffman Western Casualty & Surety Co Holley Judge Holley Leonard A. Safford I. B. Turk Tucson Heights Safford Great Western Construction Co Royston & Brown Hall, Catlin & Molloy Thelma Kendall Jones Mary Jane Bendlage Jose Jesus Lopez Apolonio Arvizu Arvizu Elena Alvarez de Gutierrez

General Leroy Watson Visits University Campus

Brig. Gen. Leroy H. Watson commander of the sixth southern military district visited the University of Arizona campus on Thursday afternoon. He was accompanied by Col. F. H. L. Ryder, his chief of staff, for an informal inspection of military components on campus and in the Tucson area.

Leroy H. Watson Sixth Southern Military District Los Angeles University of Arizona F. H. L. Ryder Tucson

Sahuaro Shrine Dinner Saturday at Masonic Temple

The annual baked ham dinner of Sahuaro Shrine No. 2 will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday in the banquet room of the Masonic Temple at 160 South Scott Street. Ida Mae McCarty is general chairman. Tickets are available from Ann Barcus. committees are led by Norene Le Cave and Charles McCarty with hostesses Evelyn Mills, Beryl Hartin, and Anna Porter.

Sahuaro Shrine No. 2 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple South Scott Street Ida Mae McCarty Eastern Star Masons White Shrine Ann Barcus Norene le Cave Charles McCarty McCarty Evelyn Mills Beryl Hartin Anna Porter

Plan Mass Friday For Mrs. Isabel C. Sopher

Requiem mass for 90 year old Mrs. Isabel C. Sopher will be at 9 a.m. Friday at Santa Cruz church. She died this Wednesday at her son Manuel W. Sopher’s home. Burial is at 4 p.m. in Holy Hope cemetery. Rosary is at 8 p.m. Thursday at Tucson mortuary. She lived in the area 74 years and has 67 living direct descendants.

Santa Cruz Church Isabel C. Sopher Manuel W. Sopher East 23Rd Street Holy Hope Cemetery Tucson Mortuary Sopher Frank William Ganz the Valley National Bank William Paul George Ganz Eddie Lopez Ray Lopez Rudolph Sopher

Mayor Houston Calls Feb 15 City Primary Election

Mayor E. T. Houston signed a notice setting February 15 as the city primary election date. Voters will choose the mayor and council seats for wards 1 2 and 4 at that election.

E. T. Houston

Real Estateresso Claim Goes Into Second Day

Mrs Mildred Sligh sues for 3100 commission over sale of El Rey cocktail lounge at 125 North Stone Ave in Tucson. She says oral agreement with Leo and Sidney Lippow Tuc son Development Co and W Frank Laughlin. split commission denied full share. Trial before Judge J Mercer Johnson.

Mildred Sligh el Rey Stone Avenue Superior Court Charles Perry Preston Lois Preston L. D. Howland A. Y. Holesapple Thomas Chandler

Prices Decline in Arizona Farm Product Index

Prices for Arizona cattle and produce fell for the month ending November 15, according to Robert H. Moats of the federal crop and livestock reporting service. The state index stood at 275 percent of the 1909 14 base, down 11 points from October but 9 points above a year ago.

Arizona Robert H. Moats Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Moats

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