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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1948

Page

2

Tucson Traffic Study Details Heavy Area Load

Tucson's city and planning engineers met with state highway officials to review an origin and destination survey. The study estimates 50 percent of traffic from the planned truck free way may divert from North and South Stone avenues, with evening peaks on East Broadway and Broadway routes.

Phoenix Tucson Glenton G. Sykes E. A. Wilson Arizona Highway Department Highway Department Stone Avenue Phil Bradbury South Sixth Avenue 18Th Street Sykes Country Club Grant Roads Broadway East Broadway Park Avenue Campbell Avenue East Speedway First Avenue Speedway Florence Highway Oracle Road Drachman

William I. Taffe Dies Here At 27

William Irwin Taffe 27 of 1909 Justin Lane Phoenix died in a local hospital after a short illness. He was born July 20 1921 in Phoenix and was a law student at the University of Arizona. A navy veteran of World War II he was married last April to Alice Johnson of Tucson. Final rites and burial planned in Phoenix Monday with honorary pallbearers listed. He leaves his wife, mother, sister Marguerite Lee and other kin. Local funeral arrangements by Arizona Mortuary.

William Irwin Taffe Justin Jane Phoenix Harold I. Taffe Taffe Arizona State College Tempe University of New Mexico Harvard University of Arizona Alice Johnson Tucson Arizona Mr. Taffe Marguerite Lee Emma C. Taffe Burbank Calif Alfred Magill Jimmie Jones Lee Pisel E. H. Banker G. W. Hays Otto Linsenmayer Dick Leflang Arthur VanHeren Bert Lewkowitz Raymond Peterson Richard Evans Tommy Allen John Favor Bob Bookman

Tool Stolen For 2nd Theft And Returned

Safecrackers robbed a lumber company safe in Medicine Hat using a welding outfit stolen from another firm. They returned the welding tools and nailed up the door they had broken to gain entry.

Medicine Hat Alta

Charges To Be Filed In Death Of 11 Year Old

Five witnesses will testify as manslaughter charges are filed against Nancy K Gunter 26 in the death of 11 year old Lynne Allen after a bicycle collision on East Grant road. Funeral services set for Grace Episcopal church with burial at a local cemetery. Gunter previously pleaded innocent to speeding and was released on 100 dollar bond for trial on December 23.

Nancy K. Gunter East Navajo Road Lynne Marlene Allen Grace Episcopal Church Jerry Wallace Parker Mortuary Lyle E. Allen East Water Street E. E. Bramble Tucson R. W. Crafford Waterloo Yyle Roger Gunter Justice Court

Needy Children Ahead By 115 Dollars At Barbershop Fundraiser

Perry Kincheloe’s University barbershop donated Friday receipts totaling 115 dollars 35 cents to underprivileged Tucson children. The funds were turned over Saturday morning to Mrs. Kincheloe for distribution. Kincheloe noted many regulars joined in and strangers, inspired by the plan, also contributed.

Perry Kincheloe University East Third Street Tucson

Air Reservists Hear Talk On Bomb Effects

Pima county air reservists heard Capt. George T. Byrne of fourth air force headquarters describe the effects of atomic bombardment in a Davis Monthan base briefing. Lt. Col. Jackson W. Lewis said 500 installations officers are needed to recall 10,000 air reserve and guard officers by July 1, 1949 to support expanding air fields. Arizona reservists may apply to return as air installations officers through Capt. Milton S. Bender at the Davis Monthan reserve center. The second item notes Berlin currency swindle with stamped Eastern marks sold as the new uniform currency.

Pima County George T. Byrne Fourth Air Force Headquarters Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Fox Hole Byrne Jackson W. Lewis Arizona Air Reserve Aad Guard Arizona Air Air Force Milton S. Bender Air Force Reserve Training Center Lewis

Banner Crop Year Of Them All Is Record Of U. S. Farms

The 1948 season yielded a banner crop year with total crops at 137 percent of the 1932 33 base and a record wheat and corn output. The Agriculture Department cites higher yields and expanded winter wheat acreage amid parity price expectations for 1949. Corn led at 3 650 548 000 bushels, topping 1947 and 1946 records with about a 12 percent rise.

U. S Agriculture Department Cated

Six bushels Better Than Ever in Orchard Crop Class

The report notes six bushels gains and lists flaxseed soybeans peanuts rice pecans and cranberries among orchard crops. Specifics on locations dates or figures are unclear but the emphasis is on yield improvements and crop variety.

Panama Canal Supervised by War Department Since 1914

The article notes that the Panama Canal has been under the supervision of the Secretary of War or Defense since 1914, reflecting a long military oversight of the canal's governance and security.

Panama Canal Secretary of War Defense

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