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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
11
Senator from Maine discusses vivisection as a budget and ethics issue. He cites medical progress from dog experiments, questions the necessity of using dogs, and notes potential shifts toward banning vivisection and criminalizing dog stealing.
In Chillicothe Ohio on June 2 a state conservation crew released 825 crappies bullheads and suckers into Yoo teangee perk lake. The report notes the fish tend to stay in the shallow area and the method of catching remains unrecorded.
In Ligonier Pennsylvania two local theaters the Ligonier and Vox closed doors in protest of a 10 percent amusement tax. Owners Alex and James Alexis and Alvin Seiler refused to reopen until the tax is repealed. The borough council plans a hearing on abolishing the tax.
Vincent McGarry, a Scranton native and former moving-van driver, becomes a Capitol Police guide after help from Rep. O Neill and Rep. O Sullivan. He enjoys the pay but laments long hours and says his feet hurt after standing all day.
Joe Rueben invites visitors to inspect his furnished cottages in Summerhaven in the Catalina Mountains. Open for immediate occupancy, he invites Tucson and Southern Arizona residents to visit and learn more at the University Post Office box 4122 or by phone 3-3601.
New stations join the national roundup reaching 66 stations in 38 cities with more planned this month. WFBM TV in Indianapolis starts with Memorial Day auto races and marks Indiana’s first outlet, while KSL TV in Salt Lake City doubles local options. WGAL TV Lancaster joins, along with WKY and WHAM among others. NBC marks Ripley memorial era with a tribute program after his death.
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