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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1947
Page
11
Banks in Pima County join a nationwide one month program for U S savings bonds. The plan lets checking account holders authorize automatic bond purchases from their accounts, expanding automatic payroll style savings beyond payroll employees. This marks the third treasury peacetime bond sales campaign to reduce the national debt.
The Tyrannosaurus is depicted as the most ferocious of the dinosaurs with jaws four feet long and teeth six inches long.
Message to state legislators in special session Phoenix from Pima county welfare board opposes wage cuts. Staff reductions planned at 24 percent saving $11 797 50 in two years.
Salvation Army leaders from 15 cities in Arizona and New Mexico will supervise outdoor camping at Camp-o-the-Woods in Pepper Sauce Canyon park. About 100 attendees are expected under Maj. and Mrs. Norman Bowyer. In late June 150 bandsmen will receive musical training led by Prof. Albert Loney of the University of Oregon. Roughly $35,000 has been spent on improvements at the camp in recent years per Maj. Frederick Foubister of the Tucson post.
Thieves stole 22 cases of whisky over the weekend from multiple sites. The National market at 760 South Stone Avenue lost five cases and $150 in cash after forcing a service door. Western tavern at 2402 Oracle Road reported 14 cases of Scotches. An interstate shipment in a boxcar at the Southern Pacific yards yielded six pints or three cases. Keim's Frosted Foods at 19 East Toole Avenue suffered a loss over $150 in an early Sunday burglary. several frozen lockers were struck but nothing else was taken.
Phoenix June 9 State Treasurer Mit Simms received 2000 embossed envelopes found by a local printer during spring cleaning. The envelopes date from a 12 year old state treasurer’s order and were supplied without charge. Simms praised their higher quality and noted no current budget impact.
Forest rangers on Mt Lemmon report the Sunday traffic reached 2815 visitors, marking the heaviest day of the season and signaling that summer is near.
The sheriff's office patrol team notes an increase over last week's figures by about 2,000. The accident record is described as very good, with two minor incidents including a dented fender and a six-person car incident involving Dwight Gadberry, 63rd squadron.
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