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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1948

Page

2

Pima County Postwar Board Fails To Meet On Pavement Plan

Three Saguaro Forest Association members urged paving the Wilmot road to Cactus Forest. County engineer George Grove pegged the project at about 2 million dollars, with supervisors likely to seek a 1 million dollar postwar levy. Absent members criticized quorum issues as the three residents offered to pay half the cost if the county starts the project.

Pima County Postwar Planning Board Saguaro Forest Association Cactus Forest Wilmot Road Forest Entrance Board of Supervisors George Grove Grove Gilbert Ronstadt Andrew P. Martin Martin Ronstadt Projects Committee Saguaro Forest Basil Vozak Mary Garigan William Strode

Sunnyside School To Host Voter Registration Drives

Charles Poehlman deputy registrar will set up at Sunnyside School to register district residents for county state and national elections. He will be there Thursday and Friday 7 to 10 a.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to noon 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Also 8 to 11 p.m. Tuesday at SunnysideNeighbors meeting.

Charles Poehlman Sunnyside Peeh!Iman Sunnyside Neighbors Association

Legion Club Names O Bannon as President in Santa Rita Meeting

Roy O Bannon was elected president of the American Legion Luncheon club at a Tuesday gathering at the Santa Rita hotel. He succeeds Dr. Howard Glaesner. Munro Montgomery became vice president with Tom Flaherty sergeant at arms and Harry Harrington treasurer. Executive committee includes Tom Ice Darlin Hackett Willard Glaze and Dr. Glaesner. Anna Roosevelt Boettiger set to speak next Tuesday noon.

Roy O'Bannon American Legion Santa Rita Hotel Howard Glaesner Munro Montgomery Tom Flaherty Harry Harrington Tom Ice Darlin Hackett Willard Glaze Dr. Glaesner Anna Roosevelt Boettiger

School Trustees To Get Travel Expense

PHOENIX June 8 Atty Gen Eva De Concini rules school board members may be reimbursed for travel to attend meetings of the Arizona State Association of School Trustees. Funds for such travel must be in the district budget and districts may pay membership dues to the association.

Phoenix Eva de Concini Arizona State Association of School Trustees L. D. Klemmedson de Concini

Tucson School Budgets Rise With $6 Tax Rate Forecast

The Tucson school board approved a total 1948-49 budget of 2,392,735 for elementary and junior high schools, plus a separate million-dollar high school budget. The rise funds three new schools, furnishings, equipment, and salaries, affecting 23 elementary, six junior high, and the high school. Superintendent Robert Morrow cited Ft Lowell district inclusion and a probable $6 levy, up from $4.23. Amphitheatre district elementary budget stands at 271,000 with 141,200 for the high school. No protests were filed.

Tucson Robert Morrow Ft Lowell Morrow

GE Offers Eight Percent Wage Increase Nationwide

General Electric proposed an eight percent pay hike to about 125000 workers in its plants across the United States. The offer translates to roughly nine to fifteen cents extra hourly, presented to UE CIO negotiators after talks since March 2. Union leaders pressed for timing and automatic cost of living adjustments, while GE warned against inflationary effects. Weekly take home pay for 1947 hourly workers was cited as 55.83 dollars.

New York General Electric Co United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers CIO U. S. Department of Labor

Truckers Must Be Protected

PHOENIX June 8 All truckers who do not carry their own workmen's compensation insurance must be covered by the producer or shipper employing them. Arizona Industrial Commission counsel McCluskey ruled in response to a Yuma attorney's inquiry that independent and licensed truckers without their own policy are covered by the hiring company.

Phoenix H. S. McCluskey Arizona Industrial Commission John R. Wisely, Jr Yuma Wisely McCluskey

Cattle Disease Fight Shifts Focus in Mexico

Carlos E. Ronstadt told the Knights of Columbus Luncheon club that hoof and mouth disease in Mexico is being controlled by abandoning wholesale slaughter. As Arizona Cattle Growers president and USDA advisory board member, he said the disease has been pushed farther south due to improved vaccination.

Mexico Carlos E. Ronstadt Knights of Columbus Pioneer Hotel Ronstadt Arizona Cattle Growers Association U. S. Department of Agriculture Advisory Board

Youth Held On Charges Of Attempted Robbery

Charles Williams Jr 21 was held on a $2500 bond for a superior court on a charge of attempting to rob Gee Hung owner of Gee s Golden Star market on a Saturday morning. A 17 year old companion was sent to juvenile authorities. The youths allegedly struck the grocer with an iron pipe and fled before leaving the store. Det Sgts James Herron Kenneth Yeazell and Monte Saylor assisted in arresting them.

Charles Williams, Jr South Ninth Avenue Superior Court Gee Hung Gee Golden Star Market Det James Herron Kenneth Yeazell Monte Saylor

Charles O. Todd graduates with education master

Charles Odessa Todd of Tucson earned a Master of Science in Education from the University of Kansas on Monday, completing his degree with the degree conferred by the university.

Charles Odess Todd Tucson University of Kansas

Plan Teen Age Dances In County Schools

The Tucson Musicians' union will donate an orchestra every Friday night through the summer for teen dances in Pima county schools. Lambert Kautenburger of the county board said the first dance runs 8 to 11 p m on Friday June 25 at Amphitheatre school, with similar events at other schools until fall classes begin.

Tucson Musicians’ Union Lambert Kautenburger Pima County Board of Supervisors Amphitheatre

Speed Transfer of Florence War Camp Speed Transfer

U S Sen Hayden urges immediate action by War Assets Administration to transfer the Florence prisoner of war camp to Arizona. Acting Gov Garvey had been informed of the request as a long-delayed matter moves forward.

Florence Phoenix U. S Hayden Dan E. Garvey War Assets Administration Arizona

Honor Dinner for Gridley Honors Tucson High Leader

More than 200 Tucsonans attend a testimonial dinner at 7 p m in the Pioneer hotel ball room honoring Rollin T Gridley Tucson high school football coach and new vice principal J J O Dowd acts as principal speaker William Pyle is toastmaster Guests include Dr A Carson Robert D Morrow Mike Casteel and Jason Greer Gridley's tenure since 1937 yielded five state titles and a 52 game Southwest win streak 1943 45

J. J. O'Dowd William Pyle Sunshine Climate Club Dc. A. Carson Robert D. Morrow Mike Casteel University of Arizona Jason Greer Gridley Badger Badgers

Girl Guards Camp Near Pepper Sauce Canyon

Nearly 125 Salvation Army girl guard members from Arizona attend a summer camp in Peppersauce Canyon along the old Mt Lemmon road. The one week session began Monday with girls from Clovis New Mexico joining. A mothers and children camp starts next week and a band group will take over for two weeks starting June 21. The camp includes a swimming pool dining hall and camp dwellings.

Salvation Army Girl Guard Arizona Peppersauce Canyon Mt. Lemmon Road Frederick Foubister Clovis N. M Mas. Foubister Adea Salvation Army Foubister

Held For Grand Jury In Davis Monthan Theft

Fred Falkenhagen 52 of 421 South Olsen Avenue was ordered held for a grand jury on a charge of stealing an electric motor from Davis Monthan Air Force Base. He was released on a $1000 bond by U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay on Monday afternoon.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Fred Falkenhagen South Olsen Avenue U. S Thomas H. McKay Falkenhagen

Stamp to honor Rough Riders includes ONeill statue

The House approved a bill to authorize stamps marking the 50th anniversary of the Rough Riders. Some stamps would feature Prescott Arizona statue of Capt. William Owen Bucky O Neill who fell at San Juan Hill. The measure moves to the Senate.

Washington House The Rough Riders Prescott Ariz William Owen Bucky” O'Neill San Juan Hill Senate

Globe Bowie Line Upheld

The Arizona Corporation Commission refused to permit Southern Pacific Co. to discontinue passenger and freight service between Globe and Bowie. It ordered improved passenger facilities including complete cooling and heating in coaches and kept stations lit until the last train arrives or departs daily. Hearings had been held at Globe and Safford with opposition from business men farmers and Apache Indians.

Phoenix State Corporation Commission Southern Pacific Co Globe Bowie Yale McFate Wilson T. Wright W. T. Brooks Southern Pacific Globe and Safford

Rudolph daughter to receive BA at Scripps College

Antoinette Rudolph daughter of Dr and Mrs Royal W Rudolph of Tucson will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Scripps College Claremont California at commencement exercises Friday She served as a student council representative and specialized in Latin American studies.

Antoinette Rudolph Royal W. Rudolph Tucson Scripps College Claremont Calif Latin America

Annexation Fees Break Up Meeting Over South Tucson Area

The National City Government Heights Civic league splits over proposed annexation to South Tucson. A motion to disassociate from active participation fails to pass as opponents leave. Petitions for annexation and opposition circulate, with signatures needed from 51 percent of property owners before presentation to the county supervisors.

National City-Government Heights Civic League Southside Tucson Karl von den Steinen Sloan League

Petition Threshold Sets Annexation Push Back

Residents fringe note that once 51 percent of property owners sign, petitions will be presented to block annexation. The measure mobilizes property owners to challenge the expansion plan through formal petitions.

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