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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1950

Page

4

City Briefs Sunday Community Events and Talks

Anita Hogelucht will headline a weekly community sing in Armory Park with the Davis Monthan band to follow. The Third Order of St Francis meets at All Saints church and asks toy donations. Dr. Harry A Overstreet discusses Can We Grow Up at Tucson High Auditorium. Sunshine chapter No 36 OHS hosts a luncheon and Christmas party at Scot ish Rite cathedral and asks for food for needy families. Alumnae of Signa Alpha Iota carol at Pima County Hospital and St Luke's in the Desert. Tucson service men’s families invited to VFW hall to share information.

Anita Hogelucht Imezzo Roprano Armory Park Davis« Monthan Third Order of St. Francis All Saints Church San Jorg Mission Wschedmed Usung Harry A. Overstreet Tucson High School Tucson Council of Social Agencies pan—Sunshine Chapter OHS Scotish Rite Signa Alpha “Iota Pima County St. Luke's Desert Tueson Korea VFW Hall K. Broadway

Truman Quotes Constitution Pledge Amid National Emergency

President Truman quoted the Preamble of the U S Constitution to bolster his proclamation of a national emergency. He stated confidence in facing dangers with courage and determination to secure liberty for current and future generations. The quote cited the opening lines: We the People of the United States.

Washington Truman United States United States of America

Feller starts icicle removal business in Effingham

Feller, a 48 year old, began an icicle removal service in Effingham after seeing snow and ice on roofs. He advertises on the newsreels charging $1.50 per hour and has already had all the work he can handle, including removing a six foot icicle from a building. He notes the long summer vacation as a pleasant aspect of the job.

Effingham Bar Feller Newstiewers

Fire Hits New Orleans In Four Hour Bourbon Street Blaze

A five establishment fire in New Orleans caused about 100000 dollars in damage during a four hour battle led by First Dist Fire Chief Gerald Summers. The three story building at 216 Bourton Street housed an electric supply firm and the Oliver hotel with all occupants escaping. Water damaged nearby venues including Three Deuces nightclub and Toney's Spaghetti House on Bourbon Street and two restaurants on Iberville Street. Fire crews used thousands of gallons of water in the effort.

New Orleans First Dist Gerald Summers Bourbon Street Bourton St Toney Iberville Street la. Louisiane Felix

Central Arizona Project Killed in Senate Shelf

Washington reports the 56 million dollar Central Arizona reclamation project bill has been laid on the shelf for this session. The House Public Lands Committee, which followed Senate passage since May, foresees no further action until the new Congress convenes in January. Rep. Murdock of Arizona plans to introduce a new bill next session.

Washington Central Arizona House Public Lande Committee Senate Peterson D-Fla Murdock D-Ariz

Public Records City Court Follows Reckless Driving Docket

City Court docket lists Faut J Cella and Louis Yates presiding. Reckless driving charges include Louis Valenzuela with drunken and escate. fines range from 10 to 1 million days on each count. Morgan Ray faces drink and possession of stolen property with 15 days on first count and six months parole on second. Other cases include Willard Newbie, John Parking, Connie Bryant, and Neal H Brown with various speeding, failure to yield, stopping, and related offenses with fines or days in jail.

Faut J. Cella Louis ‘Yates Don Bons Louis Valenzuela Escate Morgan W. Ray Willard My Newieid - Sraving Reene John Parking Clark HW. Johnson Connie Bryant Yiela Lee H.W. Tevis

Rezoning Battle Tops Monday City Council Agenda

The council will revisit the rezoning of several parcels at Speedway and Campbell avenues, a long stalled issue pushed by George B. Skinner and others. A large turnout is expected as attorneys on both sides prepare for possible court action, with routine items also on the short 26 item agenda including paving bids on Tucson boulevard and paving and sewer plans for 16th Street and South Park.

Speedway Campbell Arenue George B. Skinner Zonfog J. Q. Niemann Tucson Boulevard Grant Road 16Th South Park Avenue Water Department

Miners Vote to Unionize at San Xavier Mine

Miners at the San Xavier mine south of Tucson voted 181 to 7 in an NLRB election to be represented by the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelters. The strike and bargaining actions involve Hagle-Picher Mining & Smelting Co. and AFL ties. Four others were questioned in a separate case connected to Mickey Cohen’s ex-lawyer. Deputies released suspects due to insufficient evidence.

San Xavier Tucson NLRB International Union of Mine, Mill&. Smelter Los- Angeles Des Anl American Federation of Labor San. Xavier Mickey Cohen Sam Rimmel Theld Guasti AFL Las Vegas Nev Rummel Guastl Los Angeles Sica Joe Thad Brown Harold Happy) Meltzer Cohen George Yager P. J. Driscoll National Labor Relations Board APL Iummsw William Gately Grover J. Duff Arizona Eagle- Picher W. Edward Morgan Morgan

Restocking plan moves 46 deer from Kaibab to 3 Bar area

Forty six Rocky Mountain mule deer are to be moved from the Kaibab forest north of the Grand Canyon to the 3 Bar area near Roosevelt in a restocking experiment. A white plastic ear disc with a numbered button will mark each deer and observers are asked to report sightings to the state game and fish department. The effort aims to see if the deer thrive in the new area.

Phoenix Kaibab Forest Grand Canyon 3 Bar Roosevelt Arrington Arizona Games and Fish Commission Roosevelt Lake Game and Fish Department

Rockets Fired By Reds Not Ours Not Ours

Eighth Army technicians said rockets fired by the Chinese Reds resembled American missiles but were not United States equipment. The weapons, four feet long and labeled 1950, were found near an evacuation zone north of Pyongyang. Officials noted they were not brought into Korea by UN forces and may be Chinese in origin.

Seoul Korea Eighth Army United States Phoenix U.S. Army Lim Pyongyang Det AP

Arizona Citrus Sales Expansion Hinted At by Growers

PHOENIX December 16 Citrus fruit growers heard Paul S Armstrong general manager of the California Fruit Growers exchange report an expanded market for citrus. He told Salt River valley growers that fresh fruit sales now compete with canned and frozen concentrate markets. This broad market mix is boosting all types of citrus sales.

Phoenix California Fruit Growers Exchange Angeles Salt River

Ford Motor Co to Hold Prices for Several Months

Ford Motor Co will maintain current prices for the next several months. Henry Ford I told government officials the price rise was driven by higher costs for materials and labor, and the company had attempted to hold prices in October but could not.

Houston Tex Ford Motor’ Co Henry Ford

Kindness Pays Off Five Years Later in Ohio

In Tiffin Ohio on December 18 five years after a hitchhiking soldier was helped by William Geiger and his wife, each received jeweled watches and gifts. The former GI did not reveal his name or address but left a note saying Geiger would want to send to something.

Tiffin Ohio William Geiger du Joliet Til Geiger

Defense Directors Propose Western Mutual Aid Plan

Defense directors from California Washington and Oregon recommended a mutual aid program to be used if the Western states are attacked The plan would include Hawaii Alaska adjacent states and Canada and Mexico in the Sixth army area Formulated by Maj Gen W M Robertson California Philip D Batson Washington and Louis E Starr Oregon

San Francisco U.n California Washington Oregon Sixth Army Hawaii Alaska Canada Mexico W. M. Robertson Philip D. Batson Louis E. Starr

McCoy Held InD-M Renews Knife Death Mothers' Care

Woodrow McCoy, 35, of 252 S Convent St, held on second degree murder charge after a dispute in a Convent Street apartment led to the fatal knife wound of L G Green, 40, of 62 W Cushing St who died at county hospital. Coroner Clark H Johnson said the autopsy found a heart puncture and internal bleeding. An inquest was planned. Obstetrical care for spouses of Davis Monthan Air Force Base personnel will resume in ward 5 at the base hospital, with a limited service to handle about 20 cases monthly, 25 percent dependents of officers and airmen, the Desert Airman reports. The impact on Tucson hospitals remains unclear.

Woodrow McCoy S. Convent L. G. Green W. Cushing St Clark H. Johnson Lewis Hirsch Green James Brady City Police Department Isah Lawrence Convent St McCoy Custor Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Desert Airman Ronald F. Kirk 43Rd Bombardment Wing Tucson St Mary's Tucson Medical Center

Udall Named State Chief Justice in Arizona

Phoenix December 16 The new five men were taken into custody as material witnesses in the case naming Udall as chief justice. Udall has served since 1947 and will succeed Arthur LaPrade on January 1 as the Arizona Supreme Court rotates into the chief role. Two men, Green and McCoy, argued over a seat during a kitchen card game late at night. a knife was drawn when one reached for clothing.

Phoenix Cust Arizona Sutody Treme Court van Beet Sagitevl S. Udall Te ‘eCormick Paul Brown W. Cushing Theodore ‘Smith Udall Eddie Williams Lawraven Nena McCoy Green Alcourt Lawrence Fleht

Pima County Supervisors Plan All Day Conference

The Pima County Board of Supervisors will hold an all day meeting next Monday to hear final hearings on a 16 item road agenda including West Speedway right of way to Silverbell road and abandoning Silverbell to St Marys road. Liquor matters include transfers and a wine and beer license for Albes J. Martin. Afternoon sessions cover county equipment bids Catalina Junior High expansion and Homeland improvement district hearing.

Pima County Board Supervsors West Speedway Silverbell Road Silverbell Speedway St. Mary’s Road Uyiuwun Cauuie EB. Speedway Albes J. Martin J. B. Martin Catalina Junior Homeland Improvement Gisorlet

Carrillo School Presents Las Posadas Night

Carrillo School Mexican Folk Love Club will present its annual Las Posadas at 7 p.m. Wednesday on campus, coordinated with the city recreation department. The event traces the journey of Mary and Joseph from Europe to México, with a procession led by a litier bearing Mary Joseph and an angel, followed by boys and girls.

Carrillo School Armory Europe Spain México Mary Joseph Bethlehem Angel I Mabtad

Loses Fight For Entire 242700 Estate and Jail

In Los Angeles court, Laurence A. Davis 28 elected to jail rather than post bond after four traffic citations. He refused bond and will spend weekend in city jail. next session set for 8:20 am Monday. Davis said he wanted rest. Estate dispute centers on late husband’s fortune of 242700.

Laurence A. Davis N. Norris Paul Cella Davis Jie Los Angeles Raymond Lialiam Malcolm Portland Gre William J. Lindenfield Rein John Gee Clark Rollie Tempe Arizona Coleran W.H. Cowley Stanford Unk Malty

Tri Named Defendant in Suit for 153000

The Micson Rapid Transit is named as defendant in a $153000 damages suit filed by Mrs Black, alleging injuries from a 1948 collision on North Campbell Avenue and East Mabel Street when a TRIT bus collided with a car driven by Stowell. The plaintiff claims internal and external injuries.

Micson Rapid Transit Black E. Seco Franklin J. . Stawel Telly Thelé The Bus Company

Evacuation Area Planned in Deer Valley Near Phoenix

A lease agreement is planned for an area in Deer Valley north of Phoenix to establish an evacuation area. The move aims to designate a protected zone for displaced residents and ensure coordinated shelter and safety measures. Authorities emphasize orderly implementation and clear access routes for evacuees.

Deer Valley Phoenix Tana de

Cash In Dump Recoveries Save $1200 From Trash

Detroit reports the public works department in Ecorse aided in recovering $1200 dropped by poultry market operator Edward Archino. He placed the money in a green bag that fell into a trash can, which was taken to the city dump. A two hour bulldozer and pitchfork search restored the cash to Archino.

Detroit Public Works Department R Ecorse Edward’ Archino Archino Public

Mortgage Offerings Include Low Cost and Private Funds

Mortgage notice outlines low cost quick service life insurance money and private funds for residential and commercial purchases, construction, or refinances. Includes conventional or FHA style loans.

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