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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1949

Page

11

Hangar Dance For Airmen In Tucson Friday Night

Tucson servicemen will be guests of honor at a hangar dance Friday evening in Hangar 3 at the municipal airport. C Edgar Govette of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce says the event is informal and open to all service members in Tucson with officials like Mayor E T Houston and Col Jamie C Selser Jr welcoming them. Porters Orchestra will provide music and a bus plan supports large crowds as the city launches a series of dances. The Santa Rita hotel central drop will open, with Tucson Coordinating Committee and Tucson Woman’s clubs aiding.

Tucson C. Edgar Goyette Tucson Chamber of Commerce E. T. Houston Jamie C. Selser Jr Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Porter Govette Santa Rita Hotel Tucson Woman's Clubs United Service Organizations

Hiss Denies Chambers Spy Claims and Rug Gift

In a statement Hiss denies meeting Col Bykov and any involvement with an espionage apparatus. Testimony recounts that Chambers bought four oriental rugs, one given to Hiss, with Dr Meyer Schapiro and Edward Touloukian linking the purchase to 1936 funds and a Greenwich Village stay in 1935.

Lance Hiss Chambers Col Boris Bykov New York Bykov State Department Washington Edward H. Touloukian E. Schoen Meyer Schapiro Columbia University Schapiro Whittaker Columbia Germany Belgium Greenwich Village

Liquor License Transfer Denied Over Name Issue

The Tucson licensing department rejected a beer and wine license transfer for O'Dishoo to Joe Coun White House case 235 E Congress St after the applicant used her maiden name, violating state law requiring qualified voters and proper legal name entry.

Ofientan of Tool and Control Carl M.tt Pe Prim Tucson O'Dishoo Joe Coun White House Congress St

Unclear Weather Record From Historic Date

Fragmentary weather notes mention highs and lows, fog, haze, and clear conditions across multiple locations. The text references Sonora and New York, with mentions of cloudiness, fog in Smokers, and a 38 degree reading in San Francisco. Details are distorted and not fully legible.

Sonora Yorks Lake City Francisco

Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth

A fragment advertises a dental solution claiming to prevent teeth from slipping with a sprinkle on your dentures. It promises improved security and confidence but uses unclear wording and suggests asking a doctor or drugstore for the product.

County Cash Looks Strong As Year Nears End

County Comptroller Fred C. Goodell said Pima county will close the fiscal year with 160 632 dollars remaining in the general fund enough to cover all departments through June. The outlook hinges on approval of a 810 500 overage for the sheriff by the state tax commission as Thad Moore held a hearing and plans to recommend approval.

Fred C. Goodell Pima County State Tax Commission Thad Moore Tax Commission

Golf stars chase Open glory at Medinah in tough round

A veteran golfer carded a smooth even par 71 to sit near the leaders after Medi sharpshooters Claude Harmon and Clayton Heafner followed with 71 and 72. Bob Harris surged with a 69 to reach 145, while Ellsworth Vines matched Harris at 145 after a 72.

Page One Medinah Claude Harmon Winged Foot Mamaroneck N. Y Clayton Heafner Slammer Charlotte N. C Les Kennedy Pawtucket, R. I Harmon Haefner Bob Harris Oklahoma City Okla Harris Sunder Ellsworth Vines Towa City Iowa

Truman to lead 35th Division veterans in parade

President Truman plans to march with 35th division veterans in their annual parade Saturday morning. He will carry an American Legion cane and Battery D armband as he walks from his hotel to the reviewing stand, flanked by Admiral Robert D. Dennison and Brig. Gen. Robert B. Landry.

Miral Robert D. Dennison Navy Robert B. Landry Air Force Omaha Kansas City Truman 35Th Division American Legion

Gunmen sought after Davis Dam shooting

Davis Dam Arizona June 10 a tri state search for two men who opened fire on Officer Ted Gray as he investigated an old model car near the dam. Gray fired back and bullets struck the car but the two men escaped in the vehicle toward Needles California. Authorities in Arizona California and Nevada issued alerts.

Davis Dam Ariz Jim Litchfield Ted Gray Gray Gray S Arizona Needles Calif California Nevada

Nixon calls probe of Eisler escape ship Batory

Congress and the House committee consider a full inquiry into operations of the Gerhart Eisler escape ship the Batory. Nixon says preliminary studies show the vessel has been used by more than one Communist to flee the country. Labor policy faced a test on Taft-Hartley powers amid national emergency strike debates and Taft’s re election plans loom.

Senate National Safety and Welfare Taft — Union Organized Labor Robert A. Taft Ohio

FBI monitoring cited under national security claims

Reading Friday revealed the FBI checked on a Russian embassy a barber at a rocket testing range and a Russian language newspaper prompting protests from the barber and editor while the embassy remained silent. Six states Georgia Maryland North and South Carolina Virginia and West Virginia are named for British rulers.

FBI Georgia Maryland North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia

Tax Valuation Debate Highlights Lack of Penalties

County officials discuss 1930s tax valuations and the absence of penalties if assessors refuse to adjust figures. Peterson argues the Tax Commission lacks funds for court actions and records show full cash value should reflect a voluntary sale price. He urges a statewide valuation survey to standardize figures before any orders or suits.

Peterson Tax Commission

AMA delegates adopt 20 guiding principles for medical care plans

The AMA house approves a 20 point plan to guide state and county societies in recommending approval or disapproval of local medical care plans. The action prompts mixed responses from health groups and industry funded programs. Elmer Henderson of Louisville is chosen president elect. Ernest Irons and R L Sensenich recently led the organization. The 98th convention closes with scientific sessions.

AMA House Dean A. Clark New York Co-operative Health Federation of America Clark CIO New York City McVey McVay Elmer Henderson Louisville Ernest L. Irons Chicago Irons R. L. Sensenich South Bend Ind

Injun Summer Creator John T. McCutcheon Dies

John T. McCutcheon, 79, famed Chicago Tribune cartoonist and 1931 Pulitzer winner, died Friday at his Lake Forest home. A Purdue 1889 graduate, he began at the Chicago Record and longed as a war correspondent. His best known work Injun Summer debuted 1907 and was repeatedly reprinted each fall.

Chicago John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune Lake Forest McCutcheon The Tribune Old Chicago Record Purdue University

William S. Mitchell Services To Be Set

Services for William S. Mitchell, 80, who died in a local hospital Wednesday, will be announced by Parker-Kerr mortuary. Mitchell lived at 3314 S. 16th Ave and came here 45 years ago.

William S. Mitchell Parker-Kerr Mortuary Mr. Mitchell S. 16Th Ave

Deaf and Blind School in Tucson Gets $300,000 Building Program

Governor Garvey announced a $300,000 building program for the Arizona Deaf and Blind school in Tucson and a call for bids was approved after a Thursday meeting with school officials. The project outlines construction funding and related costs.

Phoenix Dan E. Garvey Arizona Deaf and Blind School Tucson

Narson Baily Citizen Friday Evening June

Garvey stated the institution would be well equipped by expanding classroom and dormitory facilities funded by about $70,000 from the endowment. The upgrade aims to handle pending entrance applications and improve available space.

Narson Baily Citizen An Inflov Garvey

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