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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1947

Page

3

Navajos Fall Short On Resources On Arizona Reservations

William H. Zeh says conditions on Navajo lands are not unusually different from others. Panelists note Papago land could support far fewer people, Papagos willing to work off reservation, while Navajo and Apache areas are overcrowded with low incomes. A survey cites 100000 acres in New Mexico for farming and mineral potential on Navajo lands.

William H. Zeh Phoenix Office of Indian Affairs Zeh Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society State Museum Morris Burge Tucson New Mexico D’arcy MccNickle Commission of Indian Affairs Washington, D. C Burton Ladd Papago Sells Emil Haury University of Arizona Moris Burge E. H. Spicer University McNickle Ladd Burge

Green seeks reunion with United Mine Workers of America

AFL President William Green pledged to bring John L. Lewis and the UMW back into the federation after the 600,000-member union withdrew. Green said the split harms labor and urged reconsideration to restore democratic process and unity.

Washington AFL William Green John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Green UMW Labor San Francisco United Mine Workers of America American Federation of Labor

Child Recovers After Swallowing Safety Pin

Peter Webster ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Hutton Webster of St Phillips Plaza was released from St Mary's hospital after an operation removed an open safety pin from his esophagus. The pin was swallowed Friday morning during bath time and the infant recovered fully after surgery performed Friday. The child was reported to be his usual self.

Peter Webster Hutton Webster St. Phillips Plaza St. Mary's Hospital Webster Peter

Marijuana Found On Man At Border

Douglas December 16 a 32 year old Mexican national Jacobo Pedilla Gastelo was arrested on narcotics charges after customs officials seized him Sunday night at Avenue and First Street near the border and found 10 ounces of marijuana on his person. He appeared before U S Commissioner James H Barrett who set bond at 2500 for trial in federal court at Tucson. If bond is not posted he will be moved to Cochise county jail in Bisbee to await trial.

Douglas Jacobo Pedilla-Gastelo Mexico C Avenue First Street U. S James H. Barrett Federal District Court Tucson Cochise County Bisbee

Harvard Representative Interviews Scholarship Candidates

Dana Cotten, director of placements at Harvard University, spoke at the Harvard Luncheon Club, interviewing candidates for scholarships. Harvard scholarships require high scholastic records and Arizona nativity.

Dana Cotten Harvard University Harvard Cotten Arizona

Child Escapes Death After Backing Vehicle

Ronald Bolles a two year old at Pastime trailer court 3800 North Oracle road was fractured in a thigh crushed hand and slight facial bruises when run over by a car driven by F E Whiteaker. Whiteaker backed away from a trailer and heard the child scream then drove him to St Mary's hospital with his mother Mrs Walter Bolles. Deputies found no evidence of negligence and no charges were filed.

Ronald Bolles North Oracle Road F. E. Whiteaker Whiteaker St. Mary's Hospital Walter Bolles

Lions Of South Tucson Host Christmas Party For Children

The South Tucson Lions club hosts a Christmas party for local children Tuesday evening at 3000 South Sixth Avenue. A large tree will display gifts while Santa distributes toys and treats, followed by a variety program, in the club’s first major project amid plans for a big turnout.

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