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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
9
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London report quotes Dr Kathleen Vaughan claiming history’s great men were breast fed. In the British Medical Journal she argues civilizations rise or fall from weaning methods and that bottle fed children are weaker, noting athletes tend to have been breast fed.
Pima County Assessor Leo J. Finch will assess the Trans Alberta Paso Natural Gas Co pipeline at 500 dollars per inch of diameter per mile. The new basis raises the county assessment by 534000 and increases the company’s total county property to just under 4 million dollars.
Death reported of William J. Wagner 40 at the veterans hospital Long Beach California. He graduated from Tucson high school and attended the University of Arizona. He worked for the bureau of reclamation at Phoenix. Survivors include wife Iona Tucson mother in law Mrs Felix Legler sister in law Mrs Fred Emery and brother in law Randall Legler all of Tucson.
Fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed the two story Southern Pacific Railroad station in Duncan and damaged a nearby bar. The 67 year old frame station suffered about 100000 dollars in damage while the bar sustained around 12000 dollars. Don Santo and John Elms, who work across the street, first spotted the blaze and alerted station manager R. E. Hamphill who had just moved his family into living quarters on the second floor. Despite efforts of the Duncan firefighters the station was destroyed.
The Spur lounge in Turson was leveled in about an hour by a fire that drew volunteer squads from Safford and Clifton. Flames soared over 100 feet as about 1,200 spectators gathered. Ten 50 gallon gasoline drums were removed and saved. much freight loss was feared pending railroad officials’ check.
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