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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1951

Page

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Mangrum Leads Tucson Open As Harper Sizzles In Round

Lloyd Mangrum the man to beat in the 1951 Tucson $10,000 Open rose within one under par at 209 after 54 holes at El Rio Golf Course. Chandler Harper shot 66 to stand among early contenders, while Ted Kroll, Johnny Bulla, and Jim Turnesa pressed, and Ed Furgol and Max Evans eyed potential surges in the hot, crowded afternoon heat.

Chandler Harper Tucson el Rio Chicago Lloyd el Rio Golf & Country Mangrum Windy City Ro Ted Kroll New Hartford N.Y Johnny Bulla Verona Jim Turnesa Briarcliff N. Y Links Bulla Max Evans Detroit Ed Furgol Royal Oak Michigan Evans Furgol Phoenix Turnesa Kroll

Take Your Choice Of Statistics

TYLER Minn Feb 3 The village treasurer reports liquor sales at the municipal store dropped 3500 in 1950 while water sales by the waterworks department rose 258 over 1949 and the municipal hospital's business increased to 92274.

Tyler, Minn Municipal Hospital

Allied Troops Push Forward Near Seoul Amid Battles

Allied forces reported within seven miles of bombed Seoul as UN elements advanced toward Samgo and Anyang. Battles raged along the western front with Turkish troops testing enemy lines near Suwon while Chou En Lai accused the U N and United States of blocking peace efforts.

Tokyo Seoul Earl D. Johnson U. S Johnson Red China Chou En Lai Peking China Good Offices Committee United Nations Korea Chou United States Miove Stan Swinton Samgo Han River Anyang Jim Becker Suwon

Break Ground Sunday For New Hebrew School

Ground breaking for a new Hebrew school building will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at 1801 E Sixth St. Congregation Anshei Israel president Jacob C Fruchthendler announced. Construction by M I Poze Construction Co.

Jacob C. Fruchthendler Congregation Anshei Israel Hebrew School M. I. Poze Construction Co

Switchmen Leave Jobs In Southern Pacific Walkout

More than one hundred SP switchmen, about 90 percent of Tucson guards, are off the job as a four day national strike expands. Officials say illness is claimed. the move mirrors strikes elsewhere and slows freight, though passenger trains run on schedule.

Southern Pacific Tucson S.P Harry Bowers The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Sursory

Mead Leaves As Chief At Prison Camp

Joseph E. Thomas will assume duties as superintendent of the Mt. Lemmon federal prison camp tomorrow, succeeding C. B. Mead who led the post for 12 years. Mead left Tucson today with his wife and daughter Mrs Doris Ingmier and will report to El Reno Oklahoma.

Joseph E. Thomas Mt. Lemmon Federal Prison Camp C. B. Mead Mead Doris Ingmier Navy el Reno Okla Tucson Chuck Mead Robert Padgett Davis Monthan Leavenworth Kas Thomas Aea Fs

School Outlook May P2 Gloomy

Tucson public schools face growth from the Hughes electronics plant as 8 000 new jobs could yield 9 600 school age children. Superintendent Robert D. Morrow cites debt limits and local leadership for bond plans, with a Thursday board meeting to discuss.

Hughes Electronics Tucson Robert D. Morrow Board of Trustees Sunnyside Amphitheater Morrow Hughes

Wage Freeze Lifted as Board Approves Catchup Pay Increases

Washington reports the wage stabilization board moved to permit about a 10 percent catchup in wages over pre Korea rates. The order allows bona fide merit raises, normal promotions, and incentive pay while warning against price increases. Public members Dunlop and Kerr noted internal moves within wage structures are unfrozen, though overall wage levels remain unchanged. Meanwhile the office of price stabilization told coal dealers they may pass on any price increases to consumers.

Washington Wage Stabilization Board John T. Dunlop Clark Kerr Office of Price Stabilization Ora

Warm Weather Returns to Tucson Area

The Tucson weather bureau reports temperatures rising after frost nights. Morning low reached 21 degrees, previous night 27, with yesterday high at 58 and today forecast into the 60s. Other Arizona readings include Phoenix 61/35 and Yuma 65/40. Flagstaff 40/15. Clear skies tonight, increasing high clouds tomorrow as temps climb.

Tucson Weather Bureau Arizona Phoenix Yuma Douglas Flagstaff Tucson

Government bans use of aluminum and rubber for civilian goods

The government prohibits aluminum after April 1 in over 200 civilian products including ashtrays and blinds and bars natural rubber for nonessential civilian items from March 1. The rubber order covers inner tubes up to 8 1 4 inches. substitutes with synthetic rubber are common, while metal industries must divert capacity to defense orders up to 60 percent.

Washington

Fire Drives Fifty-Four Men From YMCA Alianza Dorms

A two hour blaze between the YMCA and Alianza Hispano Americana buildings forced fifty four men to flee their rooms. Damage pegged at about twelve thousand dollars as flames spread from alley trash to the Penny Arcade area and windows on the YMCA. A broken two inch gas main escalated the fire until cut off by utility workers. Fire Chief John C. Sievert noted the alarm reached residents via buzzer systems and alerted police and fire crews.

YMCA Alianza Hispano-Americana John C. Sievert Honters Alianza Penny Arcade Wood

Airport Sees Business Growth With New Electronics

Tucson airport manager R W F Bob Schmidt said the introduction of new electronics May bring another major airline to the municipal airport. He expects at least a near doubling of business as commercial and private flights increase, with Tucson already serving as headquarters for American Airlines and Frontier Airlines.

Tucson Bob) Schmidt Schmidt American Airlines Frontier Airlines

Hughes plant brings Tucson growth and jobs

Five local leaders gathered at Monte Mansfield’s El Encanto home to toast the Hughes electronics plant in Tucson. Mayor J O Niemann and Chamber of Commerce manager C Edgar Goyette hailed the deal as a major industry for the city, with real estate figure Roy Drachman noting extensive expansion and housing needs ahead.

Hughes Tool Co Old Pueblo Monte Mansfield Roy Drachman Ard Hughes Tucson el Encanto Estates Hughes Electronics Mansfield C. Edgar Goyette Chamber of Commerce J. Homer Boyd Pima County Board of Supervisors Hughes

Hughes Tool Co to build world electronics plant in Tucson

The Hughes Tool Co of California will construct a multi million dollar electronics plant southeast of Tucson airport. Groundbreaking occurred by 5 p m with completion expected in October. The project uses private capital and government wartime contracts, with the airport authority funding required infrastructure.

Tucson Hughes Tool Co California Pen Daily Citizen Airport Authority Mansfield Hughes TAA Southern Pacific Railroad Hughes Company Howard Hughes

Wherry Seeks Acheson Clarify Europe Defense Commitments

Senator Wherry urges Secretary Acheson to state whether Washington has made any commitments on U S air and ground forces for Europe defense. He asks Acheson to testify next week on existing pledges while Eisenhower says no formal commitments exist and calls for more units to bolster NATO defenses amid European resolve.

Washington Wherry R-Neb Acheson U. S Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Eisenhower Congress

Stanford Names Chuck Taylor New Head Football Coach

Stanford University announced Charles Chuck Taylor a 30 year old line coach for the San Francisco 49ers as head football coach. The move places Taylor in charge amid ongoing labor and postal disruptions caused by a railway strike leading to a nationwide embargo on certain classes of mail.

Stanford University Calif Charles Chuck) Taylor San Francisco 49Ers Washington Post Office Department Donaldson

Mrs Roosevelt Leads In Poll Attracts Favorite Status

Poll index notes Mrs Roosevelt as a favorite woman with strong support while a March of Dimes guess falls short by $1.10. Legislative news appears on page 4 with society and sports briefs scattered through pages 7 and 11.

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