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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
6
James G. Fankhauser of Vienna is honored by Vienna United Brethren Church for perfect Sunday school attendance over 40 years. He also taught school 42 years and was absent from class only six times, earning a gold pin for the milestone.
Senator Hayden from Arizona supported a broad reorganization bill including a $15,000 salary and pension plan. The measure passed the Senate 49 to 16 and moves to the House.
The Polack Brothers Shrine circus unit 2 begins shows tonight at Randolph Park in Tucson with matinee and evening performances through Saturday. Proceeds aid 15 Shrine hospitals for crippled children in the U S and Canada. Acts include aerial artists clowns dog and pony revue high perch and Hollywood sky ballet for underprivileged groups and local institutions.
Ehrenberg, June 12. Os car Better, 52, of North Hollywood Calif, was killed Monday afternoon when he lost control of his car and it plunged over a 75 foot cliff on U S highway 60 about 11 miles east of here. His daughter in law Doris Better 22 and her two year old daughter Leslie sustained minor injuries. His son Lee 26 was unhurt. This death raises the states traffic toll since Jan 1 to 106, 13 higher than on this date last year.
Dr Warren F Draper deputy surgeon general told a house appropriations subcommittee that experiments in many labs give hope for a new drug or chemical like penicillin to treat tuberculosis. He warned the nation needs 40 000 new beds in five years to continue orthodox treatment as TB claimed 54 731 lives in 1944.
In 1931 The Star Spangled Banner was officially designated as the United States national anthem by law. The action finalized a long debate over the song chosen for official ceremonial use.
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear June 15 whether a $50,000 legislative appropriation for a federal power commission survey of public utilities is subject to referendum. Atty. Gen. Sullivan represents Secretary Garvey with Henderson Stockton for Wilmont Trew of Phoenix, who filed suit after Garvey declined ballot placement. The money funds the state corporation commission and opponents argue it is referendum exempt.
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