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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

4

Hodgson Explores Mexican Gorge Of Grand Canyon Size

Lynn Hodgson and two companions trek into Chihuahua Mexico visiting the Barranca del Cobre, a gorge claimed to rival the Grand Canyon in size. They view the canyon from the rim and report Tarahumara Indians, primitive hunting methods, and a dramatic endurance race. Hodgson also notes large calcite samples and opal discoveries from the region.

Hodgson Grand Canyon Lynn Hodgson W. Rogers Chihuahua Mexico Creel Barranca del Cobre Copper Barranca Groening

Nineteen Return From Arizona Church Conference

Nineteen youths from First Christian church returned to Tucson Sunday after a week at the new Christian church conference grounds near Oracle. Jerry Jones of Tucson presided as conference president. Rev. Wesley P. Ford and Miss Carol Moore guided the group as counselors. Junior high members left Sunday and will stay at camp this week.

First Christian Church Tucson New Christian Church Conference Oracle Jerry Jones Arizona Wesley P. Ford Carol Moore

Volunteers To Be Trained In Rescue Work In Pima County

Deputy Sheriff Harry Bud Brannon appointed head of the Pima county rescue squad to oversee a new training program. A first aid course with the Red Cross will start immediately, with radio, gunnery, tracking and orientation instruction. The squad will require climbers, water rescue and tracking experts, plus two trained bloodhounds from Lon E. Walters. A radio equipped car and future walkie talkies and flare gear are planned as deputies may be in short supply.

Harry “Bud” Brannon Pima County Rescue Squad Jerome P. Martin Brannon Martin Red Cross Lon E. Walters Pima County

Arizona bank deposits rise 328 percent since 1940

Arizona deposits grew from 99.82 million on Dec 31 1940 to 426.945 million the following year, a 328 percent gain and fourth in the nation. North Dakota South Dakota and New Mexico also show high increases, with South Dakota leading at 382 percent.

Phoenix Arizona Arizona Progress The Valley National Bank North Dakota South Dakota New Mexico

Emergency volunteers to form trained response unit

A high ranking official outlined plans to organize volunteers into a trained response unit capable of handling any emergency. He stated blue denim uniforms with shoulder patches and badges would be provided to members.

Yeuell Completes Tucson Guard Inspection Tour

Col. Donovan P. Yeuell, newly appointed senior army instructor for the Arizona national guard, finished a two day inspection of the Tucson components Tuesday. He visited the state's 34 units and recently replaced Col. John T. Zellars as regimental head quarters company conducted a drill at Randolph park. He will

Donovan P. Yeuell Arizona National Guard Tucson Col. Yeuell Yeuell John T. Zellars Randolph Park

Car Lot Lesson On Looks And Value From Sandy Johnson

Sandy Johnson found no buyers for a solid but shabby used car until a fresh paint job changed everything. He sold it the day after it dried, noting buyers cared more about appearance than performance. The anecdote highlights the importance of curb appeal in selling.

Hodgson Groening Explorer Packard Sandy Johnson Sandy

Mail Trains Run More Than Six Thousand Daily in US

Reports note over 6000 scheduled mail trains operate each day across the United States, reflecting a dense nationwide rail mail network. The figure underscores the scale of early 20th century postal logistics and transportation infrastructure.

U. S United States

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