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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
3
Washington reports 3,289,000 unemployed in May, a postwar high. Farm employment rose by 1,154,000 while nonagricultural jobs fell 279,000, offset by 875,000 total gains and more full time workers though hours declined from a year earlier.
Water storage at San Carlos Reservoir stood at 231 472 acre feet for the 24 hours ending 7 am. The system recorded a loss of 1 918 acre feet in the previous 24 hours.
Senate Meets to continue debate on repeal of Taft Hartley labor law. Joint atomic energy committee maps procedure for continuing investigation of the atomic energy commission. Labor and public welfare sub committee conducts hearings on health bills. House Considers private claims bills. Agriculture subcommittee questions Secretary Brannan on new farm program. Interstate subcommittee resumes hearings on health insurance. Un American activities committee continues spy probe.
Supt E W Montgomery announced 1568 diplomas awarded by Phoenix Union high school and Phoenix Junior College this year. The largest class was 714 at Phoenix Union, followed by 506 at North Phoenix, 96 at Phoenix Technical, and 34 at Carver.
The Arizona Supreme Court voided Cochise County milk regulations adopted by the board of supervisors after Associated Dairy Corp. challenged the county milk code. The court ruled public health protection is a state concern and boards of supervisors lack express authority to enact such ordinances. Judge J Mercer Johnson originally presided in Bisbee.
John R. Nichols arrives to join the Navajo tribal council for its summer session in Window Rock. The three day conference runs through June 10 with talks on proposed controls for reservation traders and new grazing restrictions. Nichols will attend the first day only.
The U S geological survey reports May brought little rain in Arizona but main streams stayed high. John Gardiner notes runoff varied from near normal in west and south to above normal in east central areas with storage changes across San Carlos Coolidge dam Salt river and Verde river systems.
Lt Col James G. Foley 32, of Williams air force base Arizona, died when a TF-SOC trainer crashed four miles northeast of Hamilton Field California shortly after 2 45 a m He was en route to Moffett air base for an officer fitness board The wreckage hit a chicken house killing about 2 000 chickens and destroying trees and farm buildings Foley survived by his wife and three children A memorial Mass was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the base chapel.
Richard Eugene Giessler, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Clark Giessler of 3266 E Hawthorne, has enlisted in the navy for one year. Chief G L Parker, Tucson recruiter, said Giessler will report to the San Diego naval training center.
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