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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

2

State Hospital Plans Changes In Its Services

Phoenix on June 6 the State Board of Control approves a plan to expand hospital services by adding a full time dentist, increasing medical staff from six to eleven, creating a neurosurgical department, and establishing an office manager post to assist the business manager. The changes, funded from legislature funds, will cut general admin and attendants staff by 15 to avoid extra costs. The board also probes the past licensing and background of Dr. Stephen Steuben after his dismissal for lacking Arizona licensure. He claims retaliation while seeking reinstatement.

Harry Whitmer Ann Frohmiller Arizona Hospital Stephen Steuben Arizona Steuben Pace

Escapes Death In Auto Crash On Cherry Avenue

McCarthy driving west on Aviation road tried to turn onto Cherry avenue. His convertible was demolished after the turn. he was taken to base hospital with no serious injuries. The car belonged to Lt. James H. Morrison. Reckless driving cited in report.

Mobile Cherry Avenue McCarthy Aviation Road James H. Morrison Davis-Monthan

Texan Pleads Guilty to Tucson Burglaries

Ernest Milton Addington, 18, Texas, former University of Arizona student, pleaded guilty to first degree burglary before Judge Lee Garrett. He admitted burglarizing several Tucson homes last January and February. He implicated Frank Atlass, 18, son of a Chicago family, who faces charges of receiving stolen property and a traffic-related case.

Reevie Russell Ernest Milton Addington University of Arizona Tucson Ernest Milton Addington Lee Garrett Toby la Vetter Addington Texas Frank Atlass Chicago Atlass Charles Pascoe el Encanto Estates

Arizona Teens Lead in Safer Driving Fatalities

In 1948 Arizona teenage drivers caused only two fatal accidents while older drivers ranked high, with 11.7 fatalities per 100 million miles, second in the region after New Mexico. Phoenix dated June 6.

Phoenix Arizona Washington, D.C New Mexico

Road work hearings stretch as property owners absent

Pima county board of supervisors spent a long morning on road improvement hearings with many hearings postponed to July 5 due to uncontacted property owners. Protests on personal property taxes were noted by Powers Electric Shop and Montgomery Ward Co.

Pima County Board of Supervisors North First Avenue South Fourth Avenue Kenneth Nehring Dixon Acres Grande Avenue First Avenue Luna Dodge Boulevard Grant Road Glenn Park Avenue Ft. Lowell Road Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Eva DeConcini Tucson State Supreme Court Wilmot Marana Campbell Avenue el Paso and Southwest Planning Board Powers Electric Shop Montgomery Ward Co

England Thoroughbred Races Often Untimed

Only a quarter of England’s thoroughbred races are timed and no meeting reports race times. Officials say timing is inconsistent across meetings, leaving bettors and fans without precise speed data for most events.

England

Day's Activities In Congress

The Senate opens debate on repeal of Taft Hartley act while the house sends the bill back to committee. Open hearings see David Lilienthal questioned by the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. Subcommittees рассмотрено on health programs and Malmedy case. Un American Activities Committee holds spy hearings. Brannan discusses price supports with the Agriculture Committee.

House Joint Atomic Energy Committee David Lilienthal Labor Subcommittee Foreign Relations Committee Republican Policy Committee Banking Committee Paul Hoffman Armed Services Subcommittee Un-American Activities Committee Agriculture Committee Secretary of Agriculture Brannan

Home Wrecked And Set Afire At Mariscal Residence

City detectives investigate vandalism at Ben Mariscal's home 1425 N Second Ave. Mrs Marie Stuff reported smoke and damage worth about 2000 dollars after a woman used a model A Ford to access the residence while Mariscal was away. A key, unknown to him, was used to enter.

Ben Mariscal Second Ave Marie L. Stuff E. Adams Sr Mariscal Mrs. Stuff

Parker High School Bond Issue Defeated

A $150000 bond proposal for Parker high school classrooms and a gymnasium failed in Yuma county. Supervisors said final tally showed sufficient votes against the issue to defeat it, though final results were not yet definite.

Yuma Parker High School Gwyneth Ham Yuma County

Million dollar rise eyed in Pima County school budgets

Public hearings set for 7 30 p m Thursday across Pima County s 26 districts to review tentative 1949 50 budgets showing nearly 1 000 000 more in expenditures than the current year The county wide total starts at 5 731 653 with lunch fund and building fund adjustments noted and final figures to follow from district balances

Pima County P. H. Ross Tucson S. Park Ave Marana MHS Ross Tucson Shea Arivaca Peek Cickes Greaterville Sunnyside Tanque Verde Ajo Vee Catalina Foothills Laguna Annncessetianipeies Pantano Sahuarita Wrightstown San Fernando Empire Ihe Indian Oasis Santa Margarita Redington Sopori

Grapefruit Prices Improve Near Season End

Phoenix area grapefruit growers report the best prices of the season though earlier lows and freezes have made it a tough year. The grapefruit administrative committee said canneries expect to complete runs within the next two weeks.

Phoenix Phoenix Jarea

Tucson Rent Decontrol Moves Forward After Governor’s Endorsement

Gov Dan E Garvey signed a resolution backing the removal of wartime rent controls in Tucson after city council unanimity. National housing expediter Tighe Woods will study local proceedings and likely order decontrol, citing home rule support and townwide preference. University of Arizona reports 1200 summer registrants as term runs May 30 to Sept 17 with law school enrollment 103.

Tighe Woods National Housing Tucson Dan E. Garvey Garvey Washington Woods Ernor University of Arizona James W. Clarson Jr College of Law Deen John D. Lyons Jr

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State Hospital Board of Control Gene Lorte Udall Pace Texan Congress Senate Parker Homestead Baboquivari Sierrita Garvey Aid Sds Clum University Daniels Chantilly Gorham Elmer E Congress Street
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