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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

5

Decorative Senate Style Pre Civil War and Pullman

Washington July 7 The senate debates in cramped quarters shifting to the old supreme court rooms while repairs to the dome proceed. The roof is strengthened and will be rebuilt after 1950. Critics attack the planned decor as a cocktail lounge or bank like interior replacing the 1859 pre Civil War Pullman style with mahogany desks and gold brocade walls.

U. 8 Maine Washington Senate Senate Chamber Supreme Court Bank America White House

Air Traffic Totals Here On Increase

Air passenger traffic in Tucson rose 34.1 percent for January to June, with interstate revenues up 22.8 percent and overall domestic passenger revenue up 14.8 percent. Air freight poundage climbed 33.2 percent from 1948 levels, reflecting a national trend in American Airlines commerce.

Tucson American Airlines Ralph Radcliffe Jr Radcliffe

Rotary Installs New Club Officers in Tucson

At a Pioneer hotel luncheon in Tucson the Rotary Club installed new officers led by Dr. E. B. Stanley of the University of Arizona as president. Fletcher O. Haskell became vice president Frank M. Votan treasurer and Earl E. Gill was re elected secretary. New directors include Haskell Fred L. Blanc Robert E. Heineman and Arthur S. Mann with Paul E. Guitteau Walter Douglas Jr. and Glenn Ginn also serving. Stanley read a report from the International Rotary meeting.

Tucson Rotary Club Pioneer Hotel E. B. Stanley University of Arizona Glenn Ginn Fletcher O. Haskell Frank M. Votan Earl E. Gill Haskell Fred L. Blanc Robert E. Heineman Arthur S. Mann Paul E. Guitteau Walter Douglas Jr Ginn Stanley International Rotary Meeting

Court Upholds Right To Seize Gaming Device

Prescott July 7 A Yavapai County Superior Court judge ruled law enforcement has the right to seize illegal gambling devices. The suit by P C and Norman Lemons over slot machines seized during a Jan 12 1947 raid in Bagdad was dismissed for failure to state a claim and as barred by a one year statute of limitations.

Prescott U.P Yavapai County W. E. Patterson Atty David H. Palmer Jr Jack Ogg Orville Bozarth P. C Norman Lemons Bagdad Patterson Arizona Bozarth

Edgare Smith Completes Field Training in Japan

Corp Edgare Smith son of Mrs Alberta Smith of 536 Arizona Ave participated in a one week field training problem at the Aebano firing range on the shores of Lake Bima north of Kyoto Japan. He is an auto mechanic with the 159th field artillery battalion at Camp Ireland Nara Japan.

Edgare Smith Alberta Smith Arizona Ave Aebano Lake Bima Kyoto Japan 159Th Field Artillery Camp Ireland Nara

Greater Arizona economic clinic held in Flagstaff

The third Greater Arizona economic clinic is scheduled for August 22 and 23 in Flagstaff. George Babbitt, chairman of the state-wide booster group, notes successful previous meetings in Yuma and Globe as the Coconino county conference weighs county assets and liabilities.

Flagstaff Greater Arizona Economics Clinic Coconino County Conference George Babbitt Greater

Clinic findings enable evident achievements across Arizona

Babbitt cites clear accomplishments made possible by the board of experts from across Arizona. The remarks highlight collaborative progress spurred by this regional expertise.

Ings Arizona Babbitt

Woolworth First Five and Ten Opened in Utica

In Utica New York F W Woolworth opened his first five and ten cent store in 1879 but it failed. The note recalls the early venture as Woolworth later built a vast discount retail chain.

Utica N. Y F. W. Woolworth

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