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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

2

Wind Change Shifts Bombers Runway At Davis Monthan

Residents in eastern Tucson woke to B 29s lifting as wind shifted 15 to 18 mph forcing the bombers to use the northwest runway near town. The Selfridge attack drill involved the Davis Monthan 43rd Bomb Wing with a round trip of about 18 hours.

Tucson Davis-Monthan Base Public Information Office Selfridge Air Force Base Detroit Mich 43Rd Strategic Air Command

Guardian petition sparks action in Kessel-Riddlesbarger case

Doris Mae Kessel may have a guardian appointed as the Homer Kessel family seeks to limit its $350000 damage suit against Rufus Riddlesbarger. Attorney Polley asserts the plaintiff wished to drop the case while challenging guardian Louis Kohler's appointment. Court orders Mom Fredia Kessel named guardian. legal maneuvers surprise associate Robert Tullar.

Homer Kessel Rufus Riddlesbarger Doris Mae Kessel Riddlesbarger Wesley E. Polley Bisbee Kessell Fred W. Fickett Polley Louis G. Kohler Doris Mae Fredia Kessel Robert §. Tullar Fickett E. T. Cusick Tucson

Building Wage Parley Recessed Until Monday

Labor and management representatives negotiating a 20 cent per hour wage raise recessed discussions until Monday. The talks involve six basic building crafts and about 5,000 union members in Phoenix.

Phoenix

Water rate hearing in Arizona Commission discusses increases

The Arizona Corporation Commission held a lengthy hearing on proposed rate hikes by Richland Water Co run by W W Glover. He seeks $2.50 for the base and 25 cents per 1000 gallons, up from 2.25 and 18 cents, arguing the current rate base undervalues the business. Objectors claim the raise is unjustified and point to seven percent returns and inefficiencies. The hearing also covered water outfits First Avenue Water, Campbell Avenue Water, and Wilshire Water company sales, plus bus fare requests and mortuary certificates.

W. W. Glover Richland Water Company Ission Glover Wilson T. Wright Sosin First Avenue Water Company Jake Linville Commission Campbell Avenue Water Company Earl Strasser Leo Goldblatt Wilshire Water Company L. E. Wesson State Corporation Commission Occidental Bus Lines Roy Laos H. Dorrah North Westmoreland Laos Darroh

Widow Seeks Millions From Butler Estate

In Wheaton Illinois probate court Mrs Burridge D Butler seeks one half of her late husband Burridge D Butler's 3 million dollar fortune including radio stations WLS KOY KTUC and magazines Prairie Farmer and Arizona Farmer The will filed here estimates 2 million in personal property and 1 million in real estate Butler died March 30 in Phoenix Trustees for WLS Prairie Farmer and Tucson station are named with ten year restraints and income to charity from these assets.

WLS Chicago KOY Phoenix KTUC Tucson The Prairie Farmer

Gandhi Accused Get Pen Privileges

Delhi June 3 nine accused Mohandas K Gandhi assassination case were granted prison privileges usually given to political prisoners They face murder conspiracy to murder and related charges Their trial was postponed from June 14 to June 22 and they were classified as class B prisoners Privileges include outside food at their expense self shaving and better ventilated cells

Delhi India Mohandas K. Gandhi

Auto Train Collision Demolishes 1947 Chrysler

Three accidents near Tucson reported by the sheriff and Highway Patrol. A 1947 Chrysler sedan struck by a train near Prince road caused about $3,000 damage. the car was empty and owner unnotified. A midnight wreck at Alvernonway and East Speedway left Sam Cardella and Rodman Grodt with minor injuries, Grodt’s passenger Billie Dunn also treated and released. A truck rollover on Camino del Sol near River road injured Bill Milne with about $800 damage to the vehicle.

Sheriff's Office Kenneth Massie Southern Pacific Prince Road Massie Alvernonway East Speedway Sam C. Cardella North/ First street Rodman M. Grodt East Fifth Street Grodt Billie Dunn Bill Milne West India Street Camino del Sol River Road Milne Don Means East Broadway Leonard McCulloch

Air Scouts Return After Arizona Grand Canyon Flight

Scout leader Joe Detwiler and eight air squadron 100 youths complete a three day flight over Arizona and the Grand Canyon. They depart Tucson Wednesday and arrive back at Tucson Air Park at 6 p.m. Friday.

Joe Detwiler Air Squadron 100 Tucson Air Park Arizona Grand Canyon Paul Sullivan Tucson Phoenix Detwiller Don Herman Sullivan Bernard Huser Detwiler Air Park Herman Huser Roger Herman Douglas Sanders Howard Sanders Jimmy Jacobs Jerry Detwiler Madison Haynes

Legion Posts to Elect Officers and Show Convention Film

City briefs note Morgan McDermott Post No 7 American Legion will elect officers and screen a film of the last national convention at the Legion hall on East Pennington street Thursday at 8 p.m. The next day Friday at 2 p.m. the grand international auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet at Odd Fellows hall.

Morgan-McDermott American Legion Legion Hall East Pennington Street Grand International Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Odd Fellows Hall

Korea's National Assembly Recesses to June 8

Seoul reports Korea's new national assembly recessed on Thursday until June 8. It will hear reports from the constitution drafting and rules committee then.

Seoul Korea New National Assembly

Four CIO Board Members Quit Over Taft Hartley Dispute

Four members of the international executive board of the CIO resigned after the board voted to comply with non communist provisions of the Taft-Hartley act. The Chicago report notes the action occurred Thursday as part of the union’s response to Taft-Hartley requirements.

Chicago CIO United Farm Equipment Workers

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Suede Arizona Corporation Commission Gertrude Kinstine Freeman Road Aaron Sosin Dugan Hennessy Mortuary Hubbard Mortuary Hugh Dugan, Jr James Allison Mathew John Smith Atty John Pintek Reilly-Rottman Mortuary Willcox U-Sane S. Sixth Ave Zenith Cleaners Ford Caming Soan C. O Gandhi Air Scouts Cr Lege Shop Gabardine Rosenfeld Liptick Rosenfeld Rosenfeld Cologne CIO Taft Law Dispute W.S. Lackner Pioneer Hotel East 7Th Street 5Th Avenue
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