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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1950

Page

2

Pyle Campaign Draws Crowd in Pima County Meeting

Republicans packed the Pima high school auditorium with 300 to 400 attendees for a J. Howard Pyle speech. Barry Goldwater urged tough campaigning to win in 1950, while Pyle framed the party as a young, re-energized force and praised key supporters Bruce Brockett James Boyle and Ralph Bilby. The event touched on party unity and the need for respect in public office, with welfare cut implications and a Tucson tax conference mentioned in passing.

J. Howard Pyle Spear Pima County Pyle Goldwater Barry Goldwater Phoenix Arizona GOP Bruce Brockett James Boyle Ralph Bilby Tucson Fernando Varela Vincente Alfaro J. P. Trias Harry W. Hill State Tax Commission Winslow

Arizona Advertising Push Aims At Tourism Revenue

W Patrick head of the Arizona Hotel association advertising committee outlined a state wide promotion funded by a 1 000 000 appropriation. The Tucson Advertising club luncheon heard that Phoenix and Tucson clubs would back the plan to market Arizona assets sunshine scenery and recreational facilities.

W. Patrick Arizona Hotel Association Tucson Advertising Club Phoenix Advertising Club Patrick Arizona Sunshine

Mrs Roosevelt Unveils FDR Statue in Norway

In Oslo on June 7 Eleanor Roosevelt unveiled a statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt. She was joined by her son Elliott as 40,000 gathered for a town hall ceremony and a nationwide broadcast from the balcony. She urged a shared duty to foster global peace and progress after the war.

Oslo Norway Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Elliott Town Hall

Jail Terms Set In Three Tucson Criminal Cases

Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett handed down a three year state prison sentence for Irving W. Wright who issued false checks to a Savon service station in Tucson. John Earl Henson received a 55 day jail term for assaulting an eight year old girl in Tucson. Donavan E. Clark got four years probation after pleading guilty to manslaughter leaving the scene and failing to report an accident. he killed Kozlowski, a transient, on South Sixth Avenue. Clark’s probation bans alcohol and visits to places selling it.

Superior Lee Garrett Irving W. Wright Savon Tucson John Earl Irving Henson S. Palomas Ave Henson Garrett Donavan E. Clark Camarillo Calif Clark Kozlowski South Sixth Avenue

Japan Needs Share In Textile Trade

Robert C. Jackson of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute says the U S textile industry must accept Japan's strong role in textile production and exports. He argues competition with Japan and Britain can be resolved only by a working understanding that prevents a return to the prewar unethical price-cutting practices.

New York Robert C. Jackson American Cotton Manufacturers Institute Jackson Japan United States

Case Defeats Senator Gurney in South Dakota Primary

In Sioux Falls on June 7, U S Senator Chan Gurney failed to win renomination, losing to Representative Francis Case by about 10 697 votes as 227 of 1946 precincts were unreported. Case leads Gurney for the general election with Engel as the Democratic rival.

Sioux Falls S. D U. S Chan Gurney South Dakota Francis Case Case House Gurney Senate Armed Services Committee John A. Engel Avon Engel Truman Brannan Sigurd Anderson West River Country Joe Foss Lloyd Leedom Rapid City Foss Anderson Leedom John S&. Tschetter Huron Congress E. Y. Berry McLaughlin John H. Bottum Berry Bottum

J E Lindberg Receives Notre Dame Commerce Degree

John Edmund Lindberg 162 W. Columbia Jr. earned a bachelor of science in commerce at Notre Dame during Sunday commencement. The address was given by John J. Hearne, Ireland’s first ambassador to the United States. A class of 750 graduated.

John Edmund Lindberg W. Columbia Jr Notre Dame University John J. Hearne Ireland United States

Government Efficiency Message to Hayden McFarland Patten Murdock

The item urges Congress to make government more efficient and less costly, addressing Senators Carl Hayden and Ernest McFarland and Representatives Harold Patten and John Murdock. It promotes fiscal restraint and administrative reform.

Congressment Carl Hayden Ernest McFarland Harold Patten John Murdock

Knife Threat Brings Arrest In Sahuarita

Roy Waddell was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after an early morning incident at Joe Vega’s Sahuarita home. Vega reported Waddell grabbed him by the hair, brandished a pocket knife, and threatened to kill him over a dispute about obtaining a woman. Waddell was held on $1000 bond with a June 28 hearing.

Roy Waddell Sahuarita Justice Court Today Waddell Joe Vega Vega Depunties Ben Gonzalez Richard Blair David North Davenport

Papago Park Fenced To Prevent Vandals

The state game and fish commission began barbed wire fencing around Papago Park after city officials did not decide on park ownership. The park was closed to the public last month due to lack of funds to protect it from vandalism.

Phoenix Papago Park State Game and Fish Commission Vanda

Second Day Hearings In City Gaming Cases Continue

Thirteen individuals arrested in the May 28 raid on the International Democratic Club face hearings in justice court before Justice of the Peace Clark. Juanita Angell and Nick Carano are among those charged with liquor code violations. undercover Patrolman James Walker testified.

International Democratic Club W. Messilla Street Justice Court Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Juanita Angell E. 25Th St Conage Justice Johnson Nick Carano N. Stone Avé James Walker Clarence V. Perrin John F. O'Mara

Cardinal grapes to ship from Salt River valley soon

Phoenix area reports that seventy carloads about 60,000 logs of Cardinal grapes will be shipped by Salt River valley growers starting next week. Growers expect 60 carloads of standard Thompson grapes to begin moving in the last week of June.

Phoenix Salt River Valley

Meeting Called Over County Road Plan for Blacklidge Drive

A community mass meeting is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow for property owners along Blacklidge drive Hermosa street and Alvin road to discuss granting right of way to establish the street as a county road. County Supervisors Lambert Kautenburger will explain the county position. earlier action to form the road was rescinded after damage claims rose.

Blacklidge Drive Hermosa Street Alvin Road Val Verde Trailer Court Recreation Room Grant Road Palo Verde Boulevard Lambert Kautenburger

Girl Unconscious For The 23rd Day

Patricia Murphy a 12 year old accident victim remained unconscious for the 23rd day in county hospital on June 7 1980 with condition described as critical Dr Fonseca brain specialist noted that surgery was considered but postponed She was a passenger when her grandfather's car was struck by a truck on May 15 injuring her grandparents and mother who sustained injuries

Patricia Murphy County Hospital Juan Fonseca Patricia Ajo E. E. Browne Marjorie Murphy

Panama Hats Brought to U S by Miners for Truman

Panama hat from Ecuador arrives in Washington to honor the centennial of the Panama hat in North America. Augusto Dillon, Ecuador's ambassador, notes genuine Panama hats are made in Ecuador and crafted by a weaver over three months.

Washington California Truman Ecuador Augusto Dillon Dillon North America United States Panama

Tungsten Use in U S Steel Alloys at High Speed Tools

About 92 percent of the tungsten in the United States is used for alloy steels critical to high speed cutting tools.

U. S

Panama hats origin tied to miners after the gold rush

A historian explains that the term Panama hats misnamed for hats bought by miners returning from the 1849 gold rush. The article notes the style became associated with Panama despite not originating there.

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