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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1948

Page

2

Country Life Conference Opens on University of Arizona Campus

Women from across Arizona gather at the University of Arizona for the fifth annual Country Life conference to discuss improving homes and community life. Jean Stewart cites attendance near 125 with programs on music, health, education, and reading led by local homemakers and university staff.

Arizona University of Arizona Country Life Jean Stewart Harold Turney Catalina Junior High School J. P. Ward Robert L. Nugent Cochise Florence Nowlin May Schmidt Donald L. Powell Universty

Pima Cancer Fund Reaches $1000 Mark With Benefit Show

Donations to the Pima county cancer fund hit the $1,000 level at the 2030 club ticket shack with Jack Carson benefit tickets given for each donation. A $10 gift came from the Emery Park Women’s club in memory of two members lost to cancer. The Carson troupe arrives from Phoenix to perform Saturday at University of Arizona stadium with local acts and 20 disabled veterans in front-row seats.

Pima County Cancer Fund Scott and Congress Streets Jack Carson Emery Park Woman’s Club Tucson Phoenix University of Arizona Stadium Tucson Boys’ Choir Wranglers Veterans Hospital

Valenzuela, 74, Tucson Resident, Dies at Home

Antonio Valenzuela 74 a Tucson resident for 42 years died Tuesday evening at his home 232 West 33rd street Survivors include daughter Mrs Herlinda Osuna and nephews Miguel and Alejandro Osuna Rosary planned for 8 p m Wednesday at the Tucson mortuary Mass scheduled for 9 a m Thursday at Santa Cruz Church with burial at Holy Hope Cemetery

Antonio Valenzuela Tucson West 33Rd Street Herlinda Osuna Miguel and Alejandro Osuna Tucson Mortuary Santa Cruz Church Holy Hope Cemetery

Occidental Buses Seek Fare Hike Amid 1948 Loss

A public hearing before the corporation commission heard Occidental Buses report a first quarter loss of 605 dollars after cross examination of president Roy Laos. He proposed increasing fares to three tokens for 25 cents and 10 cents cash, matching Tucson Rapid Transit, to boost revenue and fund a larger depreciation reserve.

Roy Laos Occidental Bus Lines Corporation Commis Tucson Rapid Transit Company Laos Yale McFate

Huerta's shopping center wins off sale beer license

The Board of Supervisors on Wednesday approved Luis Palacio doing business as Huerta's shopping center for an off sale beer and wine license at 501 North Grande Avenue. About 800 petition signatures were split evenly between supporters and opponents at Tuesday's hearing. Opponents cited traffic and existing licenses near St Mary's hospital. 269 residents near the three block radius favored the license, 127 opposed. Palacio was represented by Attorney William F. Kimball, opponents by Martin Rogers.

Board of Supervisors Luis Palacio Huerta North Grande Avenue St. Mary's Hospital Palacio William F. Kimball Martin Rogers

Kelley Denies MacArthur Speech Approval Report

Milwaukee attorney Harlan W. Kelley, chair of Wisconsin's eight pledged delegation, says he will nominate Gen. Douglas MacArthur at the Republican convention and has not finished writing or shown the nominating speech to MacArthur. He notes MacArthur will not know the speech until it is delivered.

Milwaukee Douglas MacArthur Harlan W. Kelley Kelley Wisconsin MacArthur

Scout Camp Tucson Opens As Summer Prep Begins

Camp Lawton on Mt Bigelow prepares for the season with 231 reservations across four sessions from June 6 to July 3. Thirteen staff plus leaders depart Wednesday for last minute preparations. renovations include a new health dodge dining lodge and kitchen. Robert F Toronto leads the group as camp director with a staff including Gillespie DeYoung and others. Meanwhile George E Cole 46 died on a fishing trip near Springerville after a heart attack during the trip. An inquest will be held. funeral plans are pending.

Camp Lawton Mt. Bigelow Gillespie Robert F. Toronto Clayton Herbert George M. DeYoung Boyd M. Gillespie James S. Moody William Hayden Fulton Byron Griffith Jerry Fields Gordon Brown Frank Over Sam Lindamood, Jr Joe Peek Gertrude Mott

Truman Nominates Antitrust Head

Herbert A. Bergson a 39 year old Bostonian was nominated to lead the justice department antitrust division in Washington on June 2.

Washington Herbert A. Bergson Justice Department

Local Judge's Son Escapes Injury in Bicycle Accident

Judge J Mercer and wife Mrs J Mercer, of 1570 East Hampton street, reported their 10 year old son J Mercer Jr struck by a car while riding a bicycle near home. He was taken to Tucson medical center and released after examination found no injuries. The judge, in a custody suit in superior court, left court on news of the accident and instructed attorneys Cusick and McFall that the case would continue. Police and sheriff had not received a call about the incident at the time of check.

J. Mercer Johnson J. Mercer, Jr East Hampton Street Tucson Medical Center Attys. E.T. Cusick C. R. McFall

Howling Dog Costs Owner 10 Fine For Nuisance

The case of the howling dog at 838 North Euclid Avenue drew sleepless neighbors as Jack Bayer pleaded guilty in city court to harboring a public nuisance. Police Magistrate Paul J. Cella ordered a $10 fine and warned him to quiet the animal.

Euclid Avenue Jack Bayer Paul J. Cella

Methodist Youth Leave For Camp In Chiricahua Mountains

Twenty Tucson area high school youths depart Monday to join the University Catalina Methodist church group at the annual Methodist youth fellowship camp in the Chiricahua mountains. Pastor Maurice G. Ballenger disclosed the list of 21 participants from the University-Catalina group, including Shirley Herman Bill Young Robert Thomas Donna Carr Ronnie Perry Reba Holmes Richard Brickwell and others representing ten southern Arizona churches.

Tucson University Catalina Methodist Church Chiricahua Mountains Maurice G. Ballenger University Methodist Church Southern Arizona University - Catalina Shirley Herman Bill Young Robert Thomas Donna Carr Ronnie Perry Reba Holmes Richard Brickwell Betty Jane Hemming Don Paddock Joe Ozman Marjorie Ozman Virginia Dunham Carolyn Watkins Nancy

Garvey to Name Successor to Lent on Social Welfare Board

Acting Gov Dan E Garvey said he will appoint a successor to Alfred Lent of Tucson when Lent’s term ends June 30 The appointment will fill a vacancy on the state board of social security and welfare in Phoenix on June 2 one day after the term expiration dated newspaper report.

Phoenix Dan E. Garvey State Board of Social Security and Welfare Alfred Lent Tucson

Judges Ready For Sullivan Appeal

The Arizona supreme court will hear the appeal of former attorney general John L. Sullivan from his conspiracy to violate gambling laws conviction. Chief Justice R. C. Stanford and Justice Arthur T. La Prade sit with Judge Walter Thalheimer, substituted after Justice Udall disqualified himself.

Phoenix W.P John L. Sullivan Arizona Supreme Court R. C. Stanford Arthur T. LaPrade Levi S. Udall Maricopa County Walter Thalheimer Thalheimer Udall Navajo County Don T. Udall Harry T. Hendricks Sullivan

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