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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Donors pushed prize offerings for the July 4 Soap Box Derby beyond previous totals. Over 120 prizes and trophies are ready, mostly from Tucson merchants, led by a complete western clothes outfit valued at about $100 for the first prize winner.
The Literary Gazette condemns foul language and obscene thoughts as social evils. Commentator Fedor Gkad kov recalls past campaigns against word hooliganism and urges youth and citizens to uphold language as a symbol of self respect and honor.
Oak Ridge barber Glenn Moses advertised pickup and delivery of boys haircuts starting today. He would pick up the child at home, cut hair to instructions, and return him. The haircut costs $1 with free delivery.
Trial of Jose Paramo on a December 23, 1951 robbery charge entered its second day in Superior Court No 3. Paramo denied the accusation claiming he was in Hermosillo from December 21 to 26, with defense attorney Lowell Rothschild disputing the timing. Deputy County Attorney Mary Anne Reimann prosecutes before Judge Robert H. Tuldar.
Dr. Robert Mandelbaum says a ballistocardiograph can detect nicotine sensitivity, potentially guiding smoking cessation. The device, now cheaper and smaller, could be used by general practitioners. He notes 75 percent of healthy individuals appear insensitive, while 45 percent with heart disease are sensitive. Dr. Isaac Starr invented the device measuring blood impact.
J E Richardson of Jackson Mississippi reports a white Leghorn chick that began crowing at three weeks old. He notes roosters typically reach crowing at 15 to 16 weeks, making the bird unusually precocious.
Dan Peters installed as president of the St. Ambrose Holy Name society for the coming year with Rev. Don Hughes as spiritual director. New officers include Harry Motzkin as vice president Steve Fazio as secretary and Ed Casanova as treasurer. Permanent committee chairmen named: Holladay program Capt Gregory Moran convalescent Joe Russo Pat Rumos sports Alex Hilkemeyer Howard Chattles Catholic action Motzkin membership Tony Mallon Connie Chambers John Janasko and Motzkin social hour.
The Isbell Construction Co. starts an $800,000 Show Low dam and lake project. Crews clear timber and strip on the reservoir site as the 1,800 foot crest dam rises 80 feet high to impound a lake about a mile and a half long. Surveyors mark a canal toward Long lake.
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