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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1950

Page

3

Cost Estimates For School Ground Coverings Face Board

City schools superintendent Robert Morrow presented options to cover 626 470 square yards of play area to cut dust. Concrete at 1 inch would cost 626 470 dollars and raise taxes 97 cents per 100. others included gravel 3 inches 106 460 dollars and 17 cent tax rise, cement stabilized soil 375 990 dollars and 58 cents, and various other methods with differing costs and life spans.

Robert D. Morrow Morrow Sacred Heart School Sacred Eart William B. Pyle Tucson Chamber of Commerce Dust Committee

Dust publicity eyed for winter pullback in Tucson

Tucson real estate agent Roy Drachman urged the Chamber of Commerce dust control committee to curb publicity during winter to avoid deterring out of town visitors. He and chairman Thomas Freeman warned excess dust publicity can harm Tucson’s tourism during its busy season.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Dust Control Committee Roy Drachman Drachman Thomas B. Freeman Norman Allerdice Freeman Chamber William B. Pyle Pyle

FTC orders West Coast crime school to drop thrill claims

The Federal Trade Commission instructed Interstate Training Service of Portland Oregon to stop marketing fingerprinting and crime detection as filled with excitement and romance. The order targets Conrad E. Green Leon A. Crouch and Jacob W. Spatz for misrepresenting training as thrilling.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Conrad E. Green Leon A. Crouch Interstate Training Service Portland Ore Jacob W. Spatz Los Angeles Green and Crouch

Clouds Hamper Search For Lost Transport

Dense clouds over eastern Luzon hindered the search for a U S military four engine C54 missing with 37 aboard. Forty search planes failed to find any trace of the air transport from Okinawa to the Philippines. It last reported from off the Luzon coast. The aircraft carried 30 passengers and seven crewmen.

Manila Luzon Okinawa Phil

Tucson School Board Considers 12 Month Term Feasibility

City schools superintendent Robert D. Morrow told the board a 12 month year is not economical or feasible here. He cited attendance during hot summers, uneven needs across grades, cooling limitations, and the impracticality for winter visitors and dispersed families. The board voted to install a water system at Catalina Junior High and drill a well at Peter E. Howell Elementary, with quit claim deeds being considered for five Yaqui families occupying school property bounded by Calle Central, Calle Oriente, Ventura and Matus streets.

Tucson Robert D. Morrow Morrow Catalina Junior High School Francis A. Vesey Peter E. Howell Fred W. Fickett Ralph King Calle Central Calle Oriente Ventura and Matus Streets

Ecuadorian Films Fail to Impress at Quito Reports

Poor acting and lack of technical lability have so far kept success from films produced in Ecuador. Quito reports indicate critics note limited craft and execution throughout local productions.

Ecuaidor Quito

School To Plant Grove Of Trees At Howell School

A contract to plant 135 jasmine and 135 juniper trees on the west slope of Peter E Howell elementary was awarded to James Hostetter. PTA president C D Loper notes Hostetter included a gift and was the low bidder among six. A work day is set for Jan 6 with fathers of students to do the planting to reduce dust on the playground.

Peter E. Howell James Hostetter C. D. Loper Howell Parent-Teacher Association Hostetter Hugh Thompson Howell PTA Francis A. Vesey

Release Recommended In 1938 Killing

The Arizona state board of pardons and paroles recommends release of James F. Hicks who has served 12 years of a 15 year to life term for complicity in a 1938 tavern killing. The board also approved paroles for 21 prisoners at their minimum dates and reduced sentences in 15 cases, while revoking parole for five convicts including three from drunk driving and two for petty larceny.

Phoenix Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles James F. Hicks Hicks Arthur Burton

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