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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1948
Page
13
A humorous survey notes Swedes as top ring wearers with wedding engagement and not yet marrying rings, plus specialty rings for trades. It covers social quirks, a Q and A on racing and jaialai ball material, celebrities, and light entertainment pieces. The piece closes with a dateline on dogs and a kennel idea.
KCNA and Mutual announce 55 correspondents and technicians will cover the Presidential nominating conventions in Philadelphia on June 21 and July 12. Noted KCNA-Mutual reporters include Fulton Lewis Jr and William Shirer with specialty equipment for the event. Louis Beavers stars in KCNA’s The Family Theatre drama Fear Is a Little Word airing June 17.
Phoenix June 16 The state board of social security and welfare will meet to consider relief assistance for Arizona Indians. Commissioner Harry W Hill says the conference follows the Office of Indian Affairs failure to receive funds to pay Indians under a February agreement where the board would process claims and forward them for payment. He says the federal government is responsible for welfare payments to Indians as wards of the government.
Indiana will send 30 Democratic delegates to the national convention with Samuel D. Jackson of Fort Wayne slated for the vice presidential nomination and President Truman favored for the presidential nomination. The slate includes eight at large delegates and 22 district delegates. Former Gov. Henry Schricker was nominated for governor in a landslide over Harry MacClain.
Construction of a new supermarket near the Citizens Auto Stage depot began in Nogales on Wednesday. It will be operated by Donaciano Mazon, Nogales chain market owner.
Raja Sir Annamalai Chettiar, age 67, founder of Annamalai university in Madras, died Tuesday night after leading the institution. He established the Hindoo University and expanded higher education in the region. He served as a prominent patron and educator.
Badwater in Death Valley at about 830 feet below sea level is described as the lowest land in the western hemisphere.
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