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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
2
The county hospital submits a tentative 1946 47 budget to the board of supervisors with salary increases totaling 105 526 and a 25 percent rise for maintenance and supplies. A plan of 12 recommendations adds staff increases and facility upgrades but costs are not specified.
Richard C. Hedke of Detroit was nominated and elected by acclaim today as president of Rotary International. He succeeds Thomas A. Warren of Wolverhampton, England. Richard Vernor of Chicago was nominated and elected by acclaim as Rotary treasurer. A resolution to transfer Rotary headquarters from Chicago to Denver was expected to go before delegates at the 37th annual convention tomorrow.
Bert Cochran of McCann & Erickson presented slides on The Continued Study of Reader Interest in Magazine Advertising at the Tucson Advertising Club luncheon. The study drew on Starch & Clark surveys and interviews with 100000 adult readers. Nineteen magazines are analyzed weekly.
Mrs. Victoria Moser Rarick aged 23 died yesterday in a local sanitorium. Her body will be sent by Reilly's to Santa Cruz California for funeral services and burial. Survived by her parents in Santa Cruz and husband Ricki Rarick of Tucson. She worked in the classified advertising department of Tucson Newspapers Inc. They lived at 616 North Fourth Avenue.
Burt Cochran of Los Angeles vice president of McCann Erickson Advertising Co will address Sunshine Climate club at a 6 30 p m dinner in the Pioneer hotel Over 100 guests expected E B Carmack new club president and William B Chambers club manager will also speak
Over 75 Methodist youths from southeastern Arizona attend the Christian Adventure junior high camp in the Chiri cahua mountains. The camp opened Saturday and will close next Saturday when a high school age camp runs for one week. Rev Caswell B Darling is dean and Rev Hilka Green teaches. Several counselors and nurses from local churches assist. The high school institute at Prescott continues with speakers including Rev Franklin Greene.
Webster Marshall Fuller 75 died yesterday in a local hospital. Services set for 4 p m Thursday at Parker Mortuary with the Tucson Elks in charge. Survived by wife Anna Eliza Fuller and sister-in-law Sidney Desbrow of Rochester New York. Burial in Elks cemetery. former Southern Pacific assistant train dispatcher.
James E. Hurley former manager of the Arizona Credit Co was returned to Tucson from Collingswood New Jersey to answer charges of a 1400 shortage in a superior court. He received a five year suspended sentence after restitution and an agreement to pay Pima county 39375 for bringing him back for judgment.
Birth announcements list a boy born at St Marys Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Henry Halback of 2609 E Lee Street Tucson at 357 am June 4 A girl born at Tucson Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Guy McMurry Apt 21A Consolidated Dwellings Tucson at 1154 pm June 3 A boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Nielsen 10 Calle Encanto Tucson at 1203 am June 4.
The local OPA rent control office ordered reductions totaling 1196.50 dollars last month. Six overcharge cases led to refunds of 390 dollars to tenants and 1940 dollars to the U S treasury, according to manager Lloyd Meenan.
The board of supervisors urged strict observance of daily road control hours on the Catalina highway above Soldier's Camp to prevent accidents. Going up is on odd hours and coming down on even hours, with 20 minutes allocated for clearance between directions. Memorial Day saw about 450 cars at Soldier's Camp and many more along the highway.
Bruce Brockett the Republican candidate for governor will speak at the Pima County Republican club meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow on the YWCA patio at 738 North Fifth Avenue. Campaign managers John Kieckhefer and Mrs Margaret Rockwell also will be on the program.
City Briefs report that Tucson Lodge No 4 Free and Accepted Masons will confer the first degree at 7 15 p m tomorrow evening at the Masonic temple located at 160 South Scott street.
A charity ice cream social is planned for tomorrow at the Shriners Club on East Broadway starting in the afternoon. Proceeds will benefit a local charity.
Agencies will convene at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the YWCA downtown center to discuss upcoming arrangements and coordinate on community services.
Army enlistments reported today include Stephen H. Simpson Jr of Nogales Robert F Williams of 1129 North Tyndall Avenue and Thurston R Abbott of 2915 North Stone Avenue.
The Pima Post No. 1713 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the VFW hall located at 167 South Meyer Street.
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