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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

4

Boys State Governor Ball Sets Evening at Ashurst Auditorium

The annual governor s ball hosted by Boys State and sponsored by the American Legion will unfold in Ashurst auditorium on the Arizona State College campus. Newly elected officials from the state and counties meet to practice democratic government while high school girls from Williams Winslow and Flagstaff attend as guests.

Flagstaff Joe Richey St. Johns American Legion Ashurst Arizona State College Williams Winslow Richey House of Representatives Sidney P. Osborn Senate Judiciary Roger Morris Tucson Sam Joe Glendale Munson Steed Phoenix Tom Cubbage David Peterson Mesa Lyle Underdown Don Rabb Ray William Shaw House Rules Andrew Williams Marvin Cohen Frank Rhodes Joel Turner Fred Anderson Cornville Jimmy Turnbull Safford John Lowry Seligman Bernard Goldberg Seymour Feuerstein David Heilman Tempe Jack Matsumoto Glenn Peterson Ways and Means Ed Burns Doyle Olson Douglas Harold George Willcox al Ralph Coolidge Eugene Siegrist Frank Krenarich Jerome Turner Goldberg Peterson

Smith and Vishinsky share a jovial postwar meeting in Moscow

U S Ambassador W B Smith and Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky held a lively informal talk at the Grand hotel cocktail room during a Russian Italian party marking the republic's second anniversary. The exchange touched on health, France, and press coverage amid brief notes on Smith’s improving health and badminton play.

Moscow U. S W. B. Smith Andrei Vishinsky Grand Hotel Republic Vishinsky Smith France

Nogales Opposes Rail Change Threatening Passenger Line

Nogales residents at a public meeting opposed discontinuing Southern Pacific passenger service between Nogales and Tucson. Businessmen warned Mexico traffic would shift to other routes and Nogales would be bypassed. Railway officials said the line loses money and may seek state approval to discontinue.

Nogales U.P Southern Pacific Railway Tucson Mexico City Phoenix Pacific Coast Mexico L. H. Trimble Southern Pacific Shelton MacKenzie State Corporation Commission

Russians Free U. S. Official In Berlin Overnight

Dr. Harry L. Franklin, deputy chief of AMG Berlin civil administration, was detained by Soviet patrols for about 16 hours. Col. Frank L. Howley protested the arrest calling it high handed and said Franklin had a right to move freely in the city. Franklin said he was seized while on a business errand to retrieve a repaired motion picture camera.

Berlin Harry L. Franklin Frank L. Howley U. S Franklin Col. Howley AMG Louis Glaser Dr. Franklin

House Votes To Kill Some Cosmetics Taxes

The House passed a bill to lift the 10 percent excise tax on cosmetics used in personal services in barber and beauty shops. The measure now moves to the Senate for approval.

House Washington Senate

Reclamation Faces Hostile Senators

Washington June 3 The interior department reclamation bureau faces tough Senate appropriations scrutiny after the House approved 226 794 897 of a 277 957 650 request Controversy centers on spending restrictions for the Central Valley programs and the tenure requirements for top officials Michael W Straus and Richard L Boke President Truman seeks flexibility to transfer funds speeding construction The Bonneville Power Administration also appears before the panel with modest gains twice delayed could signal the largest BPA appropriation to date.Furthermore EPA officials dispute a House report accusing Washington state of Soviet power policies in criticizing private lines for public power distribution The hearings run through Thursday with a plan to conclude reclamation and BPA actions by Friday and hear witnesses over the weekend

House Cordon R-Ore Commissioner of Reclamation Michael W. Straus Richard L. Boke Central Valley California Straus Senate Committee Presidert Truman Congress Bonneville Power Administration BPA Bonne Department Bureau of Land Management Fish and Wild Life Servce Reclamation Bonneville National Park Service Senate

Arizona Ground Water Code Gets Federal Match

Phoenix June 3 State Land and Water Commissioner C Williams announced a cooperative agreement with the federal government to aid Arizona's new ground water code The U S Geological Survey will assist and funds will be matched dollar for dollar The legislature allocated 30000 to implement the code which takes effect June 24 after a 90 day period The first step is a field survey by crews expected to begin July 1

Phoenix W.P C. Williams Arizona Williams U. S. Geological Survey Sidney P. Osborn

Arthritis Sinus Trouble Fry Octozone Treatment

Naturopathic physician Dr. L. H. Sacks advertises Octozone treatment for arthritis and sinus trouble. Office at 345 N Park Ave, phone 5307.

L. H. Sacks N. Park Ave Phore

Moscow May Give Back Loaned Ships

New York June 3 Soviet Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin said he will confer with Moscow on lend lease questions. He expects to discuss the return of American ships loaned to Russia during the war and indicated possible abroad travel for a short time. He voiced hope for peace and said both nations will work to maintain it.

New York LaGuardia Field Alexander Panyushkin Moscow Russia Panyushkin United States

Ohio River Waters Tie To One-Seventh Population

A historical note states that about one seventh of the nation’s population has direct concern with the waters of the Ohio river, reflecting regional impact on commerce and daily life.

Ohio River

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