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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

2

Minarik Named Arthritis Fund Drive Chairman

Frank Minarik was named chairman of the 1952 53 arthritis fund drive in Tucson as he announced division heads for January. He urged hundreds of Tucson volunteers to work at the headquarters and contribute to a $30000 goal to expand clinic facilities add a fulltime specialist and acquire a therapy pool for arthritics.

Frank Minarik Tucson Minarik Narik Annour Man Industrial Harold Rietz Marvin Snodgi James Coleman Robert E. Johnson William N. Armstrong Paul Kelly A. R. Kemmerer Ted Walker Edward M. Hayden

Valley Bank Promotes Three Tucsonians

Valley National bank announces promotions for Ernest A. Sayre Raymond C. Plunk and Donovan W. Gaskill. Sayre and Plunk move to assistant cashier roles at the downtown office while Gaskill advances to assistant manager at the Broadway office. The board also approves a bonus of about five percent of the annual payroll.

Tucson Valley National Bank Ernest A. Sayre Raymond C. Plunk Broadway Donovan W. Gaskill

Christ Born In Cave Not Stable Says Historians

Historians assert Jesus was born in a Bethlehem cave rather than a stable. They note caves in the area, mention St Jerome's 420 writings, and recount Constantine and Justinian shaping the cave shrine later, now a crypt chapel with a silver star marking the birthplace.

Christ Bethlehem Ate Adonis St. Jerome Venus Constantine Jusinian Jesus Christ Virgin Mary

King Heads Cotton Growers and Pima County Plans

Joe M. King is named to lead cotton growers who must ship to Texas for Pima county product warehouses. The 1953 committee tentatively allocates 103000 for conservation use. officers include J. B. Bull and Dan W. Clarke with Thomas F. Griffin and Tom G. Greenfield as alternates. Henry E. Dahlberg elected president and director for 1953, with storage full and a potential 1954 government acreage control discussed.

Joe M. King Texas Pima County J. B. Bull Dan W. Clarke Thomas F. Griffin Tom G. Greenfield R. P. Inskeep Arizona Association of Sé O. M. Lassen Henry E. Dahlberg Ari New

Foreign Aid Slash Urged By Multi-Agency Review Group

A presidential survey team led by Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer urged an orderly end to U S economic aid to Europe and a personnel slash in foreign aid agencies. The report cited overstaffing in Paris and other capitals, called for returning control to the State Department, and opposed a single department for all economic aid. It emphasized Western Europe's own will and production growth, with U S help via tariff reductions and simpler customs.

Washington Charles Sawyer U.S Europe SSS Group Truman Paris Mutual Security Agency MSA Oak State Department Defense Department Th Group Great Britain France West Germany Italy Greece Turkey Belgium Switzerland Netherlands Spain United States

Burglars Strike Hollywood Aquarium Steal Reptiles

In Hollywood an aquarium was broken into by burglars who stole a six foot anaconda, eight foot indigo snake, six foot indigo snake, two five foot boa constrictors, and a rare Siamese gecko. Owner Sylvester Chichester Lloyd noted the gecko is unique in captivity and has distinctive feet and a Venetian blind-like underside. The reptile’s nocturnal movements reportedly echo “Gekko, Gekko, Gekko.”

Hollywood Hollywood Aquarium Sylvester Chichester Lloyd Lloyd Southeast Asia

Arizona posts over 200000 nonfarm jobs in November

Bruce Parkinson of the state unemployment division announced 209,100 nonfarm positions in November, the third straight record month. Manufacturing added 1,200 jobs to 30,900, Pima County's construction rose 100 to 5,500, and statewide nonfarm total rose 16,300 from last November.

Jim State Bruce Parkinson Parkinson Arizona Pima County

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