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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1947

Page

2

Unclear Tucson-Ajo road funding sparks state clash

State highway engineer W C Lefebvre denounces supervisor G T Alley statement as misleading as Pima county pushes for more paving funds for the Tucson Ajo road. He cites Greenlee Morenci links and compares budgets, urging fair treatment and noting existing parallel routes and costs.

W. C. Lefebvre G. T. Alley Ajo Pima County Tucson- Ajo Tucson Lefebvre Phoenix J. Homer Boyd Lambert Kautenburger Greenlee County Morenci Clifton Ajo West Mohawk Picacho Casa Grande Gila Bend Yuma Parker Rocky Point Yuma-Parker State Highway Commission

Two British Officers Freed After Kidnaping Near Tel Aviv

Two British officers Sgt. E. P. Hackett and Constable P. C. Ward were kidnapped at a Ramat Gan swimming pool and released near Kiriat Shaul as a British cordon closed the area. Hagana appealed for help in tracing the victims while police and military patrols continued the search.

Carter L Ramat Gan Hagana Palestine Jewry E. P. Hackett London P. C. Ward Dublin Hertzlia Kiriat Shaul

Biggest show in town on 1490 with varied entertainment

A Tuesday night listening list highlights Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts at 6:00 followed by talent hunts and Marian Morgan on Sound Off at 9:30. Programs include Glenn Darwin, Arno Tanney, American Melody Hour, Hawaiian Harmonies, Treasure Chest of Melody, Yale Whiffenpoof Song, Farm and Ranch Hour, Big Town, and Red Barber sports at 10:15.

Arthur Godfrey Marian Lani McIintyre Reuben George M. Cohan University of Arizona Arizona Tea l A

City Briefs From Tucson Public Notices and Enlistments

Tuesday events include the Southern Arizona Poultry Association picnic at Wetmore Park with a talk on Desert Plant products. Pythian Sisters and American Legion Auxiliary meetings follow at local venues. Technocracy Inc meets to study science. Three naval reserve enlistments and one regular Army entry were reported, listing McKay, Switzer, Fehrenbacher, and Bauwens with addresses.

Southern Arizona Poultry Association Wetmore Park T. S. Buehrer Juanita Temple No Pythian Sisters Odd Fellows Hall South Sixth Avenue Charles Young American Legion Auxiliary South Meyer Street Technocracy, Inc Tucson Justice Court Naval Reserves Regular Army Alexander Henry McKay East 16Th Street Active Naval Reserve Leo Burton Switzer South 10Th Avenue James Alfred Fehrenbacher Ft. Lowell Road Maurice J. Bauwens East Eighth Street

University of Arizona to realign staff offices July 1

Dr. Robert L. Nugent will move to room 209 in the administration building as vice president elect. The extension division moves to the new appointment office quarters with the appointment office shifting to room 115 Old Main and press bureau to room 112. Assistant secretaries will occupy room 211. Dr. Alfred Atkinson retires June 30 and will hold office 211 B as an advisor. Residents' and veterans offices relocate to barracks west of the gym. Nugent remains dean of liberal arts until July 1.

Robert L. Nugent University of Arizona Extension Division Old Main Press Bureau Alfred Atkinson Board of Regents Residents Veterans’ Contact and Guidance Center Nugent Liberal Arts College

William H Kline Will Be Buried Here Friday

Final rites for William H. Kline age 55 who died Monday in a local hospital will be held at 10 a m Friday at Reilly's chapel. Burial will follow in the Elks plot at Evergreen cemetery.

William H. Kline Reilly's Chapel Elks Evergreen Cemetery

894 Registered At UA Summer School

The University of Arizona summer session opened with 894 students registered for the first term Dr. J W Clarson Jr dean of the session said. Of these 474 used the GI Bill and other government rehabilitation programs. Enrollment is expected to reach about 1250 when credit registration closes Monday at 4 p m. Last year 1320 enrolled for the first term. Classes run until July 12 with a second term July 14 for five weeks and 161 courses are offered the largest number ever at a summer session.

University of Arizona J. W. Clarson, Jr Clarson

Attorney Lepine Dies In Chicago

Word of the death of Abraham Lepine a 60 year old local lawyer who maintained his office at 230 North Patentium street was received Tuesday The lawyer was vacationing in Chicago at the time of his death He is survived by a daughter Miss Jeanne Lepine Chicago

Abraham Lepine North Pa Vtagiem Street Tuesay Chicago Lepine Jeanne Lepine

Veterans Buy Surplus Materials at Davis-Monthan Field Sale

About 263 veterans crowded the sale at Davis-Monthan field to buy surplus government materials worth around 7,000 new dollars. They paid 4,573 to the WAR for used items as the sale runs Monday through Friday with priority for federal agencies and local governments on specific days. The sale totals about 225,000.

Davis-Monthan Field Federal Works Agency

Chicago Sun Feature Editor Dies After Heart Ailment

Chicago Sun feature editor Donald M. Kastler died Monday night from a heart ailment. He served as Sunday and feature editor and was a prominent newsroom figure in Chicago.

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