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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

2

Church Street Widening Plans Presented At $879000

City and state officials released a $879000 estimate for widening Church street to link the freeway with downtown. The plan includes a 0 foot right of way and a 264 foot roadway, with about 15 buildings to be demolished. The larger St Mary’s loop project would cost about $1139000 for city and county development.

Church Street State Highway Department W. E. Willey Highway Department State Department Church Sixth Meg ‘Ex Ochoa St. Mary’s Loop St. Mary's Loop Silver Bell Road Fourth Avenue Franklin Streets Broadway 12Th Street 12Th

Wage Suits Under Study Before Wage Stabilization Board

A three member regional wage stabilization board hearings on wage freeze violations by Austad Steel & Construction, Pacific Steel Co, and Comstock Steel & Supply. The case centers on 3.50 daily subsistence for Tucson area workers beyond 70 miles from Phoenix. The contract since 1946 tied subsistence to journeymen on long jobs, with disputes over eligibility and effective dates.

Regional Wage Stabilization Board Austad Steel & Construction Co W. Congress St Bethlehem Pacific Steel Co San Francisco Comstock Steel & Supply Co., Inc Phoenix Fone Grand Jury Bullae Tucson Hughes State Association of General Contractors Ironworkers Union Local WSB

Marana Man Sentenced to 60 Days for Hammer Attack

Lucas R. Proctor, 25, of Marana, was jailed 60 days after a court reduced aggravated assault to simple assault. He struck his common law wife with a hammer May 4, starting his jail term from that date as the victim reportedly left the state.

Lucas R. Proctor Marana Superior Court Robert S. Tomar Yesterae Robert F Miller Proctor’s Council Peter Lownie Old the Court Proctor

Man Severely Injured After Midnight Assault Near Business District

Felix Dominguez about 34 was found unconscious in a lot adjacent to the business district near midnight. Identified later at county hospital he was in critical condition. Police say he may have been assaulted or run over by a car. a tire mark and a hat were found near the victim. Morton Odele and J D Clifton located him and alerted police.

Felix Dominguez Dominguez Morton F. Odele S. Norris Ivc J. D. Clifton S. Liberty” Ave

You Overcome False Teeth Looseness

A brief health note describes methods to secure loose dentures and improve bite, including adjustments, fitting, and care. It highlights common causes such as fit changes and aging, and suggests consulting a dentist for a proper evaluation and relief.

East German program trains women for coal mine work

A crew of 24 young women began training at the Karl Liebknecht shaft in Zwickau East Germany to work in coal mines. The move, disclosed by trade union circles, aims to prepare women for mining roles amid official support and media praise for the experiment as a success.

East i Germany Berlin Karl Liebknecht Zwickau Bute re-Tribune

Pickles Traffic Appeal Denied in City Court

Ariz. case reports Pickles fined $100 for leaving the scene of an accident. Magistrate Paul J. Cella noted bond posted and expiration after appeal, while the state traffic code remains under review awaiting supreme court ruling.

Supremes Court Pickles Paul J. Cella Fred B. Pickles Stone Ave Maricopa County State Supreme Court New Mexico Martin& Rogers Joe J. Rice Frank S. Harris E. Waverly St Cella Rogers Supreme Court

Morrow Seeks Delay in School Facility Recreation Plan

Morrow urges postponing agreement on using school facilities for recreation. He proposes waiting for a county recreational survey and tailoring the final pact to the three parties the city school district and the county.

Robert D. ‘Morrow

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