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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1947

Page

4

Confusion in Court Ended by New Appointment Policy

Judge Lee Garrett announced a reform to reduce court hubbub in division No. 2 criminal sessions. Lawyers will be appointed after the session and can contact defendants later. Cases include grand theft trials for Earl and Joyce Rusher with Robbie Stevens, a Juul burglary case and others involving Myrland and Knotts.

Division No. 2 Superior Court Lee Garrett Garrett Earl Joyce Rusher Rushers Robbie Stevens Charles Juul Ross Johnson Tucson Gu ‘Ty Juul Pima Pinal County Robert K. Myrland Chicago Essie Knotts

Sunnyside Neighbors to Discuss Incorporation Plan

The Sunnyside Neighbors Association will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Sunnyside School to discuss incorporation plans. The proposed area would roughly follow the current school district boundaries.

Sunnyside

Legislature Opinion Flags Merit System Violation

The legislature continuation notes the merit system law violation by fixing job salaries, blocking a set minimum and maximum and raises within limits. National social security and welfare board reps warn federal funds could be withdrawn if the appropriations act is not changed. The interim committee’s welfare department inquiry begins with a private firm paid 7200 dollars and first report due around August 1.

National Social Security and Welfare Board Welfare Department Dan Angius Bisbee

Ottumwa Flood Hits Power Grid Amid Tornado Toll

Floods caused by a tornado killed five people in Ottumwa with a heart attack attributed to excitement. Power facilities were knocked out, partial service returned by Monday, and residents queued for typhoid shots as officials aimed to curb an outbreak.

Ottumwa

Babbitt Supporters Divided Over Seating Mead

Babbitt allies split on seating Mead in the legislature race. Some favored Mead, while Babbitt backers argued Babbitt could vote in 1945 caucus for president before being seated. Mead arrived from Tucson this morning.

Babbitt James Dan Angius Cochise County Mead Tucson

Three Shifts Among Senators in Voting

A voting session among senators was delayed about 20 minutes due to a private telephone call in the senate secretary office. After the call, Kim Ball sought permission to extend the discussion and voting.

Associated PRE Mead Senate Kimball

Mead Holds Senate Floor After Election Victory

Mead remained on the senate floor until sworn in and reflected after the vote that it's the fourth time his support helped elect a chairman of the Pima county board of supervisors. He noted defections that favored dAutremont, who beat Kimball 11 to 8 in January.

Mead Senate Legislative Press Room Pima Kimball Marvin E. Smith Maricopa W. H. Hathaway Santa Cruz Ralph Cowan Cochise Fred Fritz Greenlee O. L. McDaniel Wes Townsend Graham Hugo Farmer Yuma Lloyd Henning Navajo d’Autremont Sens Smith Hathaway

Governor Warns Opponents On Democracy’s Guard

Gov. Os born says courts misread the Constitution by fixating on punctuation. He argues the document is the people’s guarantee of justice and the integrity of laws. He warns that democracy weakens when avaricious men ignore their legal obligations.

Session Jump to Kimball’s Nen Sen Heron Switch

Fragmentary note indicates a session transition involving Kimball and Sen Heron with a brief reference to a political maneuver or party switch. No further details are readable to confirm scope or outcome.

Kimball Heron

Indian allotment suit may affect Palm Springs lands

The 1927 land allotment to the Palm Springs Band gave each Indian two city acres four to six farmland and 40 acres of grazing land. Arenas’s suit could allow 23 more band members to claim property in the wealthy playground area as the government argues the allotment was never formally approved by the secretary of interior.

Arenas Secretary of Interior

UAW Leaders Urged to Act as Kaiser Ford Strike Continues

The UAW top leaders were urged to intervene amid a serious strike situation while Kaiser-Frazer and the union reached a new two year deal yielding a 15 cent hourly pay raise for Willow Run workers. Ford foremen at a mass meeting reaffirmed their 20 day strike until a new contract is secured.

Pany UAW Kaiser-Frazer Corp Willow Run Ford

Larson Baily Citizen Monday Evening

Larson Baily Citizen reports on Monday evening events dated June 9 1947 highlighting local news, measurements and notices of interest to residents. The brief item notes community activities and references individuals connected to the town.

Larson Baily

Hungary and Czechoslovakia in Balkan economic ties

The text argues that Hungary and Czechoslovakia, industrial and agricultural, could form a self sustaining Balkan economic arrangement through a customs union or preferential tariffs, depending on inclusion of either or both nations.

Czechoslovakia Hungary Balkans

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