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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

7

World Food Group Formed for Global Food Relief

Washington reports the creation of a nine nation central committee to steer a 20 nation international emergency food council. The group aims to allocate scarce global food while the U S agriculture department notes a June wheat crop up 7.63 million bushels to 1.033 billion, yet still below last year’s record and short of the needed minimum to cover exports and domestic needs without cuts.

Washington International Emergency Food Council Combined Food Board United States Britain Canada Agriculture Department

Fires halted in Woodlands battle rages in two forests

UNITED PRESS reports two Arizona wildfires in Crook National Forest near Safford and Chiricahuas near Douglas. The Mt. Graham blaze 12 miles west of Safford remains uncontrolled though 112 firefighters may limit to several hundred acres. Ida peak fire in the Chiricahuas is controlled with 150 firemen kept on scene to prevent spread beyond about 1,000 acres burned since Sunday. Coronado National Forest Supervisor C. A. Merker leads the Ida peak effort.

United Press Arizona Safford Crook National Forest Douglas Chiricahuas Mountains William M. Woods Crook Mt. Graham Phil Kennedy Ida Peak Chiricahuas Range C. A. Merker Tucson Coronado National Forest

Sunday School to Be Started in Jefferson Park School

A nondenominational Sunday school, led by the group already holding downtown services in DeMolay hall, begins at 9:45 am this Sunday in Jefferson Park School. Clifford Livingston notes the move grows from a daily vacation Bible school held June 10 to today, with about 60 attendees and 45 with perfect attendance at a picnic lunch and closing exercises at 7:45 pm today.

DeMolay Hall Jefferson Park School Clifford Livingston Bible School

Births and legal notices from Tucson area 1946

Birth announcements from St Marys Hospital Tucson Medical Center and local residences report a boy born to Richard Wicks at 8 55 am June 21 a boy to C R Man ley at 9 18 am June 21 a boy to W D Raftery at 2 10 am June 23 and a boy to Charles M Lacy at 7 15 am June 21 in Tucson. The bulk sale notice lists Midtown Market Grocery Concession at 258 South Stone Avenue as selling stock in trade in a single transaction on June 25 1946 with claims to Mangels Realty Company before sale. A probate hearing is set for Cecilia M Reilly to admit John J Reilly Sr s will on June 28 1946 at 9 30 am with estate letters to be issued. Public notices run June 15 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 1946.

St. Mary’s Hospital Richard Wicks Consolidated Dwellings Tucson C. R. Manley North Bean Tucson Medical Center W. D. Raftery South 6Th Avenue Charles M. Lacy Geronimo Albert Midtown Market South Stone Avenue Pima County Arizona Mangels Realty Company North Fourth Avenue Tucson County

Notice of Probate Hearing for Hart Estate in Tucson

The ester Court in Pima County Arizona issues notice that Elizabeth Hart has filed a last will and testament with a petition for probate. A hearing is set for July 8, 1946 at 9 30 in the morning in Tucson to determine if the prayer for probate should be granted, with all interested parties urged to appear and show cause if any.

Superior Court State of Arizona Pima John J. Reilly Cecilia M. Reilly John I. Reilly John II. Reilly, Sr Court House Ester el Hart Hart Will Elizabeth Docubeth Hart A. D Tucson State of Arizona

Agreement On Draft Reached

Washington June 21 Congress faces a compromise nine month draft extension measure authorizing compulsory military service for men 19 to 44. The plan keeps 19 year olds eligible for overseas service and would apply to those childless. Rep. Dewey Short vows to oppose the plan when the conference report reaches the House.

Washington UPR Congress Senate-House Senate House Dewey Short R-Mo

Water Rate Cuts Sought by State Commission

The Arizona State Corporation Commission urged domestic water utilities to voluntarily analyze rate structures for possible reductions. A 90 day books review will start after a preliminary 1945 survey found some water firms may charge excessive rates. Pumping costs have fallen with electric rate cuts, but municipal systems and irrigation projects are outside the commission’s jurisdiction.

Phoenix State Corporation Commission Commission

Bank Clearing Totals Rise Ahead of Year-Over-Year Week

Clearing house transactions for the week ending June 19 were 2,379,972 higher than the same week last year. Bank debits rose 2,465,539, with weekly totals at 11,075,200 in transactions and 11,051,759 in debits. Last year’s totals were 8,695,228 and 8,586,220 respectively.

Harvey Sutton Rites Tomorrow at Local Funeral Home

Funeral services for 79 year old Harvey Sutton will be conducted by Rev. Eugene Rose at 10 30 a m tomorrow in Mc Carthy Williams funeral home for burial at Southlawn memorial park Cremation will follow Sutton lived at 2402 South Eighth avenue and had resided here 17 years He was a prospector and inventor There are no known survivors

Southlawn Memorial Park Harvey Sutton Eugene Rose First Congregational Church McCarthy-Williams Sutton South Eighth Avenue

State topics to be discussed at Greater Arizona meeting

Flagstaff June 21 The board of directors of Greater Arizona Inc will meet at Flagstaff June 27-28 to discuss topics of statewide interest The Arizona water supply new industries GI housing tourist business relations with California and aviation improvements Speakers include Judge Levi S Udall Col Matt Baird Frank E Snider and Charles A Carson

Flagstaff Greater Arizona, Inc Arizona California Levi S. Udall Matt Baird Aviation Committee For Greater Arizona Frank E. Snider State Hotel Association Charles A. Carson Colorado River

Volunteer Is Only Draftee

The low pool of eligible draftees left local draft board No. 1 to announce one man to Phoenix for induction on June 25. No 20 to 30 year olds could be found, but 19 year old Rafael Laguna Pallanes volunteered. Harold P. Sigalus, a resident of Consolidated dwellings, reenlisted in the air corps as a sergeant to serve at Davis Monthan Field.

Army Harold P. Sigalus Consolidated Dwellings Air Corps Davis-Monthan Field

Kiwanians and Rotarians Plan Joint Evening Banquet

The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs met at the Pioneer hotel for a luncheon with no program. They will host a joint annual banquet tonight at El Rio country club to share a meal and fellowship.

Kiwanis Club Pioneer Hotel el Rio Country Club Kiwanis Rotary Clubs

Rattlers Halt Hunt For Man In Verde Canyon Mine

A Phoenix missing prospector case reaches the Verde river country where a search party uncovers an abandoned Spanish mine shaft and evidence of a cave in. The man, Albert Johnson, 65, has been missing nearly three weeks from his camp near Horse Shoe Dam. The party faces bears and a rattlesnake at the mine mouth while continuing the search led by friends.

Phoenix Verde River Bear Horseshoe Dam Albert Johnson

Deputy Pearce Feeds seven-mile ride to mine snake rescue

Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Pearce of Maricopa County rode seven miles on horseback to reach a mine. He crawled into the tunnel, shot a rattlesnake, then retreated after locating a fresh cave in. The snakebite danger and lack of medical care led to abandoning further exploration. Sheriff Ernest W. Roach said the search would not continue without new leads.

Kenneth Pearce Maricopa County Ernest W. Roach

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