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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1947

Page

10

Oregon Water Next LA Aim

UPR A proposal to send Columbia river water to southern California is discussed in a House committee. Rep Richard Welch notes it as long range with 75 to 100 years to realization. The plan would study diversions from Western waters to alleviate drought in California.

Rosemarie Mullany Washington UPR Northwest Columbia River California House Richard Welch Calif William E. Warne Welch House Public Lands Committee Senate San Francisco Bay Texas Secretary of Interior Columbia Sheridan Downey D-Calif Colorado River Central Valley Oregon Shasta Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley

Kiwanis Mourns Loss of Leader Jay Emerson

Prescott reports the death of Jay N. Emerson president of Kiwanis International from a heart attack in Pullman Washington. Rev Charles Franklin Parker Southwest district governor requests memorial services at next regular meetings and sends sympathy to Mrs Emerson praising his leadership and spiritual influence.

Prescott Jay N. Emerson Kiwanis, International Pullman Wash Charles Franklin Parker Kiwanis Parker Emerson Southwest Jay Emerson

B-29s Overhead Mark VFW Encampment in Douglas

Five B-29 Superfortresses from Davis Monthan field in Tucson roared overhead as hundreds of VFW and auxiliary members paraded through Douglas to open their 27th annual encampment. Parade marshal Chief of Police Percy Bowden led the procession with bands from El Toro and local groups performing. The Grand Order of Cooties elected F. A. Mylius as grand commander and announced new officers for various posts.

Douglas Davis Monthan Field Tucson Veterans of Foreign Wars Percy Bowden Marine Air West Coast Band el Toro Calif Drum Lambert Kautenburger Jack _ Norrid Phoenix Otis Mitchell Louie Menager Victor Klauser Ely Shelton Kingman Sky Pilot M. E.faulk Glendale John ‘H. Barry

Killed By Tree He'd Cut Down In Arizona

Juan Franco aged 83 Harshaw resident died in a freak accident when the tree he was cutting fell and broke his neck. Coroner E Oliver Rothrock of Patagonia reported the death found Thursday evening by his son Eustacio who had searched for him since early morning. Funeral services will be in Harshaw. Surviving are his widow two sons and three daughters including Rosalia Franco and Manuela Pena of Tucson. Franco was a Calabasas native who had lived in Santa Cruz county all his life.

Nogales Ariz Juan Franco Harshaw E. Oliver Rothrock Patagonia Franco Eustacio Rothrock

Forest Burning Advice Reposted For Winter Fireplaces

A suggestion advises burning wood in home fireplaces during cold winds to manage forest fires. The note uses bold language about using indoor fireplaces as the best method.

Farley recalls split with FDR over 1938 purge plan

James A. Farley said his break with Franklin D Roosevelt grew from refusing to back the 1938 purge of congressional opponents of the Supreme Court reorganization plan. He said Roosevelt never forgave him for choosing party welfare over personal loyalty. Farley noted he supported the court plan yet declined to help defeat opponents in primaries.

Washington James A. Farley Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Supreme Court Collier’s Roosevelt Farley Hopkins Idea Harry Hopkins Sens. George Georgia Tyding Maryland John Nance Garner Sen. Tydings Cordell Hull Eleanor Roosevelt

Treaty With Italy Is Ratified By Assembly

Paris June 13 The French national assembly ratified the treaty of peace with Italy Friday without a dissenting vote.

Italy Paris French National Assembly

University of Arizona Coach Visits Local Campus in 1923

B L Butch Stanley of San Francisco former head basketball and assistant football coach at the University of Arizona in 1923 visited the local campus Friday. He is now an independent professional football...

B. L Butch” Stanley San Francisco University of Arizona

Right Pronunciation of Hungarian Names

The item discusses how to pronounce Hungarian names such as Aladar Szegedy-Maszak and Deszo Sulyok and notes the anglicized readings like Ah la dar Seg ke dee mas ank and Day shoor shoo yok. It mentions Ferenc Nagy the ousted premier with a phonetic rendering Fay rents Nudge.

Aladar Szegedy-Maszak Washington Deszo Sulyok Freedom Party Day’Shoor Look Ferenc Nagy Fay’-Rents

Ft Huachuca transfer urged as war dept abandons post

Phoenix June 13 The house committee on state institutions introduced a joint memorial urging transfer of Ft Huachuca to Arizona if the war department abandons the old post. The house also named a committee to study Ft Huachuca and the Douglas Army airfield as possible sites for a proposed children’s colony.

Phoenix House Committee On Ft. Huachuca Arizona War Department House Douglas Army Airfield

Arizona Urges Fair Treatment In Air Mail Service Probe

The aeronautics committee introduced a concurrent resolution Friday urging the Civil Aeronautics Board to scrutinize a discriminatory air mail service report. The CAB examiner recommended denying all applications for Arizona routes while permitting new service elsewhere in the United States. The measure asks Arizona lawmakers to push for fair consideration and action.

Phoenix Aeronautics Committee of the House of Representatives Civil Aeronautics Board Arizona U.S

Katzorke Named State Commander by Purple Heart Order

Tucson resident Ted Katzorke was elected state department commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at a Flagstaff convention. Fellow Tucsonans Forrest Priser and James Jimas were chosen as adjuvant and judge advocate respectively, with Katzorke previously serving as Tucson chapter commander in 1944 and now adjutant for three years.

Ted Katzorke Tucson State Department Military Order of the Purple Heart Flagstaff

Local Air Service Fate Promised Impartial Arizona Treatment

A historic note pledges energies be directed to ensure Arizona receives fair, just handling of local air service. It asserts a standard of impartiality comparable to that in other regions of the country.

Arizona

Bean Breeders Seek Early Low Fiber Snap Bean Varieties

Bean breeders are pursuing early varieties of snap beans that have relatively little fiber in the pod walls to improve texture and ease of processing.

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