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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
6
Oklahoma City June 6 Oil wealth altered Osage County life in the 1920s turning farmers and Osage Indians into sudden riches This piece notes the era's excesses and the shift to conservation as oil wells declined and producers adopted longer paybacks and gradual wealth.
Davis Monthan field announced three more regular Army appointments over the weekend. Capt John V Gallagher and Capt Albert K Brown received permanent first lieutenant ranks, while First Lt Marcus L Norburg was appointed second lieutenant. All were commissioned in the air force. Temporary ranks shown with permanent grades in parentheses.
A controversial statistic asserts American white women live to 6913 years and white men to 64 percent of that. Experts warn the figures are nonsensical and likely erroneous, stressing the need for reliable demographic methods and clear definitions.
A vacant downtown lot at 130 East Pennington Street sold for 50 000 to Lambros Metals Inc for a 100 000 store building. The project offers 47 feet of window space with Place Place as architects and Heaven Realty & Storage handling arrangements.
The fourth annual Papago rodeo at Sells features more than 60 head of stock supplied by Manuel Rafael Sells rancher. Events run July 4 and 5 with morning baseball games and a free barbecue on July 4. Rodeo starts at 2 p.m. Tickets available at the grounds. Arena directors are Eugene Hendricks and Pete Sequieres per Archie Hendricks, president of the Sells Rodeo association.
Property owners east of Wilmot road plan to meet Monday evening at 8 in Wrightstown school to decide on paving about 20 miles of roads. The effort is led by Saguaro Forest associates using funds from forming an improvement district.
Walter S. Mack Jr of New York testifies to senators about sugar rationing as he drinks plain water to illustrate the issue. He warns that ending sugar limits for households could trigger shortages while criticizing Agriculture Department figures.
Harold C. Smith Jr representing 8,000 confectioners and others urged continuation of sugar rations until Oct 31 for condensed milk canners and soda bottlers. Members of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages signaled support for Secretary Anderson. The narrator notes the absence of Pepsi-Cola at the senate soda fountain.
E. Forrest Sanders city attorney of Lordsburg and vice president of the New Mexico Bar association will practice part time with John C. Gang's Tucson law office, it was announced Friday.
The Japanese navy established and managed multiple petroleum refineries during the Second World War, supporting extended naval operations and logistics. This industrial effort reflects strategic aims to secure fuel for ships and air power amid global conflict.
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