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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1948
Page
12
HAL BOYLE surveys urban anxieties in New York describing fears born from city life. He notes fears of falling objects in skyscraper canyons subway dangers and the terror of crowded streets and late trains shaping a metropolis phobia landscape.
Hollywood's Universal-International calls in a psychiatrist to handle Joe the chimp star of You Gotta Stay Happy. After five days of sulking and detesting his routine, the expert finds Joe bored from overexposure and routine. A rival chimp may be hired to spark performance and restore production pace.
Senator Malone announces plans to push his mine incentive bill in the Senate after the House shelved a similar measure. The rules committee blocked Rep. Russell's bill to grant federal aid for metal mines not covering current prices. Malone says the Senate version mirrors Russell's but favors exploration and small mine development. Senator McFarland and other Western lawmakers study prospects for action this session.
Phoenix on June 15 police held six men and sought two others in a theft ring that looted the J. C. Penney store of about $1,000 in goods. The roundup began when a patrolman caught 20 year old Louis Barrera loading suits into his car at a rear area.
A cropped excerpt suggests attendees discussed pursuing either J measure when a window opened. The lines imply strategic timing without naming officials, dates, or locations. The fragment leaves the concrete plan and stakeholders unclear.
Barrera implicated seven other men with five arrested and named one Penney company warehouse worker. He possessed a key to the location involved in the alleged scheme.
Front page dated June 15 1948 presents local news and briefs from Tucson with community notices, brief sports scores, weather notes, and upcoming events. The issue highlights civic happenings and regional information relevant to residents.
A store owner reports that most stolen goods were removed on Sundays, detailing a burglary at the rear entrance and noting the timing of the thefts.
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