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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1947
Page
21
Santa Cruz county supervisors authorize a special election to decide if Patagonia should incorporate. A petition by 10 percent of Patagonia property owners prompted the vote, while a second petition seeking immediate incorporation was withdrawn by City Atty. Nasib Karam. Only bona fide Patagonia residents owning real property may vote.
Dr Hew Jett Johnson known as Red dean of Canterbury defends his leftist beliefs in a Times of London letter. He argues socialism in the Soviet Union is more scientific and Christian than capitalism and notes limited ecclesiastical backlash after recent rebuke by Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher.
Philadelphia zoo curator Roger Conant says humans would end TB if treated as well as monkeys at the zoo. He notes TB was once a major killer for captive primates, but modern medical science has eliminated it as a death cause among apes and monkeys.
Nearly 500 delegates from across the country gathered in Salt Lake City for the 32nd annual convention of the Speech Association of America and related groups. Gov Herbert B Maw of Utah was to give the opening address as joint sessions began with presidents from Columbia University University of Illinois Delaware and Oregon among speakers. Special events include a mock UN congress with 150 students from 19 nations and the Western Speech Association tournament with 100 teams from 35 colleges in 13 states. Early delegates attended The Messiah at the Salt Lake Oratorio Society and heard Utah explorer J H McGibbons lecture.
A Monday evening program on Western Indian culture featured a presentation of Western folk songs and ballads by L M Hilton of Ogden. The event occurred December 2, 197 n/a.
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