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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
11
Flagstaff State college overhauls teacher training to address a projected decade long shortage. A new dual certification program in elementary and secondary education debuts next fall, backed by Ohio State research and student support indicates strong interest.
A 10 year old New York girl developed diabetes after cortisone and ACTH treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis improved then diabetes appeared. stopping hormones reversed diabetes but arthritis returned. Reported to New Jersey Rheumatism Society from NYU Bellevue study group. Case highlights need for research into hormone side effects and emotional/physiological impacts.
A 54-year-old thief known as Francis Foley was arrested after a bar sale of an adding machine led detectives to a rooming house. Foley, described as Irish, 5 ft 8 in, 175 pounds with blue eyes, had escaped a Chandler jail recently and faces burglary links to a church crime. Detectives Yeazell and Herron urged any contacts to report information.
San Carlos Reservoir water storage report for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. yesterday shows available storage at 93,335 acre-feet with a loss of 209 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours.
Tucson will get first chance to qualify as the site for the proposed air force academy if Arizona is chosen. A Tucson committee led by W. G. Hall won backing after a Phoenix meeting with Gov. Dan Garvey to assess the 16 site requirements amid bids from Prescott and others.
Ralph Guthrie, chief clerk in the superintendent of streets office, says a five percent penalty is added to roughly $12,000 in street and sewer assessments unpaid. Delinquents will be advertised on December 21, with costs added. similar notices go out December 30 and January 8. If unpaid by January 8, property will be sold at public sale.
The Pima County Tuberculosis and Health Association announced Christmas Seal sales next week at Jacome's and Steinfeld's departments, the main post office, and outlying centers. Groups coordinating include Our Lady's Sodality, St. Cyril's parish women, Tucson Woman's Club, WSCS of First Methodist, Consumers market, and Southern Arizona bank branch, with various chairpersons.
Debts total 94562.20 with assets of 137271. Monte Vista Inn at 3650 E Speedway filed in U S district court under Chapter 12 bankruptcy. Attorney Edward W Scruggs represents partners George Walter Celia and William Jacob seeks trustee appointment and creditor restraint to allow debt repayment.
The Amphi theater high school's homemaking class presents Around the Clock fashions at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Girls model teenage wear from night attire to evening gowns, with refreshments by the cooking class under Mrs. Marie Smith. Mrs. Vivian Bancroft leads the instructor team as budget considerations shape the show.
Dr Ralph S Hawkins presents a lecture and slide collection on Alaska titled Alluring Alaska and the New Highway. He and his wife and son traveled the Alcan highway last summer. the program is in room 111 of the chemistry physics building as part of a winter series by the Chamber Lecture committee led by Dr E F Carpenter.
Friday at 8 p.m. the Winter Visitors' club holds its weekly party in the Chamber of Commerce building with Jackson street entrance. Sunday at 2 30 p.m. the YWCA sponsors a family trip to Sahuaro national monument under the education committee. Mrs Philip G Hudson chairs. Reservations may be made by calling the YWCA.
Dr Seymour Sl Shapiro of 3031 E 17th Street has returned from Chicago after attending a convention of the American Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology this week.
Shine Smith is the subject of a half-hour NBC network broadcast on KVOA tomorrow night. The Tucson area air time is 11 p.m. The program highlights Hugh Dickson Smith a cowboy turned missionary who distributes Navajo toys each Christmas on the reservation. His annual party is legendary among impoverished Indians and has been widely covered by newspapers and magazines.
Thirty five years ago a traveler near a remote canyon in northern Arizona was saved by a wandering Navajo who tended him until rescue. The man later learned Navajo and now runs a trading post at Shonto, speaking the language regularly.
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