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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
5
PRINCETON, N. J. June 2 The surge in President Truman's popularity has paused with 57 percent approval nationwide, down from 60 percent in March. The poll notes Truman faces key decisions on tax reduction and labor union control and suggests Republicans may field a strong 1948 challenge.
The Tucson Rapid Transit plans to move passenger depot to the American Bus Lines site on 10th Street within three to four weeks. TRT will remodel the depot into an air conditioned waiting area and load from a canopy across the alley reducing Sixth avenue congestion. The fleet grows with five new 41 passenger buses arrived and more on order boosting monthly mileage from 105 000 to about 150 000.
The body of Charles A. Beard 26 died in a local hospital Saturday has been sent to Flint Michigan for services and burial. There will be no rites in Tucson as previously announced Bring s funeral home handled local arrangements. Survivors are his wife Naomi Beard an infant daughter Charlene his parents Charles Beard Mathews Mo and Mrs Stella Aul Swartz Creek Mich three brothers Carl Andrew and Herbert all of Flint and one sister Miss Dolores Beard Howell Mich.
Principal Robert W. Ashe will lead the commencement exercises at 8 30 p m Tuesday at Ajo High School. Forty six seniors will graduate with Betty June Dingman named valedictorian and Clara Belle Kennedy salutatorian.
John T. Heck, a resident of Santa Cruz jungles, may be linked to about 25 Indians found drunk by Sheriff Barney Armstrong on Sunday in West 29th Street area. She is jailed for selling at least two quarts of beer.
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