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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
11
HAL BOYLE recalls his father a self-reliant, loyal, hungry-for-life man who loved family, valued hard work, and kept faith in God and democracy. He ran multiple stores, faced misfortune without souring, and died at 48 after years of labor, leaving a lasting, phonebook-preserved memory.
Rev. Stewart P. MacLennan faces a formal rebuke from the Los Angeles presbytery for officiating Lana Turner and Henry J. "Bob" Topping’s wedding on April 26. A judicial commission found he violated church law by marrying a divorced person within a year. The rebuke, a mild censure, will be delivered publicly at a presbytery meeting.
Washington lawmakers denounce a Walcott housing bill provision removing the plywood tariff. Rep Mack of Washington warns it will injure the plywood industry in multiple states. Sen Morse of Oregon criticizes the 40 percent ad valorem tariff as inadequate against Canadian and Mexican production costs.
Independent film producers and major studios protest a quota reduction on American films shown in England. The Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers calls the move a breach of faith and seeks U. S. government aid, noting prior State Department inaction on Britain’s 75 percent film tax. The statement is signed by Gunther R. Lessing and aligns with the Motion Picture Association.
Phoenix June 18 Miss Freda Wilson has been selected for the new post of assistant state supervisor of home economics. She will assist Eva Scully and enforce agreements from the American film industry with Britain. Wilson is Tempe State college alumna and pursues a master's at Oregon State College Corvallis. August 1 deadline noted by L D Klemmedson state superintendent.
The Tucson Daily paper announces Friday evening publication on June 18 1948. Local readers are directed to follow the issue for community news, notices, and listings.
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