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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1949

Page

2

Plan To Drop 800 Names Of Tucson Streets

Tucson officials unveil a unified street naming and numbering plan to eliminate about 800 duplicate names. The system bases numbers from Speedway and First Avenue with Pioneer boulevard as a renamed artery, and through streets labeled streets and avenues.

Tucson H. A. Arnold William S. Dunipace George Chambers E. T. Houston Board of Supervisors Speedway First Avenue Pioneer Boulevard Dunipace Pioneer Broadway Post Office Department

Moore Seeks Extra Funds For Pima County Sheriff

Thad Moore of the state tax commission recommended the three member panel approve a budget increase for the Pima County sheriff to 10 500 above the current budget to cover materials and supplies. The plan splits 8 500 addition to the budget and 2 000 transferred from salaries. The commission plans to vote in Phoenix after a Thursday hearing and follows a prior approval in March when 44 500 was allowed to cover salaries.

Thad Moore State Tax Commission Pima County Tax Commission Phoenix Moore

Nine AT-6 Planes Flown to Waco Base

Arizona air reservists flew nine AT-6 airplanes from Davis Monthan Air Force Base to Waco Texas on Wednesday. The transfer marks the closing of the 2348th Air Force Reserve Training Center at the local base. The planes were handed to training command officials for cadet training use.

Arizona Air Reservists Davis- Monthan Air Force Base Waco

District to discuss first interceptr sewer project

Pima County Sanitary District No. 1 commissioners plan an 8 p m meeting June 15 to approve plans for a nine mile Prince road interceptor. The $4 million bond package funds the system serving Tucson metro area with bids expected about six weeks after the meeting.

Pima County W. R. du Bois Prince Road East Fifth Street Alvernon Way Casa Grande Highway City of Tucson Tucson Title Insurance Co Church and Pennington Streets N. Church St Country Club Manor 21St Eva DeConcini

Cancer Fund Ball Set for June 17 at Santa Rita Hotel

Fred A. Dragonette, chairman, announced a cancer fund ball Friday June 17 at the Santa Rita hotel ballroom. Bernie Cummins and his orchestra will provide music with stage features planned. The event aims to give a last chance to contribute and a good time for all attendees.

Cancer Fund Santa Rita Hotel Fred A. Dragonette Bernie Cummins Dragonette

Blame Relatives For Your Asthma Says Doctor

A Boston physician told the AMA that fatigue from stress and family strain can trigger asthma in some people. Dr Francis M Rackemann said many cases, often starting after age 40, arise from internal trouble rather than external allergies.

Boston Francis M. Rackemann American Medical Association

Advertising Is Dropped In Radio Station Sales

The federal communications commission adopted new rules permitting the private sale of radio stations without public advertising or competitive bidding.

Washington Federal Communications Commission

Immigrant Held on False Citizenship Charge

Hector Vejarano Valenzuela, 22, was ordered held for district court on a charge of false representation to American citizenship. He was arrested June 6 at Gila Bend. Bond was set at 1000 dollars by U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay.

Hector Vejarano Valenzuela U. S Thomas H. McKay Gila Bend

Dust Control Plan Pushed By Chamber

Tucson dust control efforts gain urgency as the Chamber of Commerce opens a committee to identify causes and solutions. Adam Schantz urges use of waste oils to suppress dust, while sub committees will study road widening and highway bans to cut dust for the upcoming tourist season.

Schantz Ohio Tucson California Adam Schantz Chamber of Commerce Group Max Klinger George Chambers Pima County Planning Commission

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