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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1948

Page

2

Should Factories Be Invited Here?

Tucson leaders debated promoting new industry at a Sunshine Climate Club and Chamber of Commerce press conference. They cited power shortages and airport expansion as key limits, discussed targeting small manufacturers, and urged careful advertising aligned with Tucson’s facilities and tourism strength.

Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Chamber of Commerce Neers Pywes C. E. Goyette Goyette Climate Club Old Pueblo Harry Bascal Lambert P. Hermes William B. Chamberlain Russell Soden William B. Pyle Chamberlain McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency The Ford Goodyear Southwest Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company Inap Fortune Bacal Hermes Chamber McCann-Erickson

Pima County Officials Review Library Funding Demands

The Pima County Board of Supervisors and Carnegie Free Library leaders debated next year’s library budget with a proposed county share of 40 000 and city 30 000. They cited staff needs rolling library visits and more service stations as reasons for increases past 24 000. Circulation figures show county growth from 60 574 in 45 46 to 132 988 in 47 48, with main Carnegie library circulation rising to 170 947 in 47 48.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Carnegie Free Library Board Tucson Library Board J. Homer Boyd Board of Supervisors Arnold Sitz Tom Collins Fred Ronstadt Phil J. Martin Jr J. O. Niemann Carnegie Library

Truman Rates Dewey Hardest To Beat In GOP Field

President Truman believes Thomas E. Dewey would be the toughest Republican opponent at the national convention while Joseph W. Martin Jr. would be the easiest to beat in November. White House sources say Truman listed his ranking during a staff bull session, with Dewey followed by Stassen Warren Vandenberg Taft Bricker and Martin. MacArthur was not on the list.

Washington Truman Thomas E. Dewey New York Joseph W. Martin, Jr Massachusetts White House Dewey Harold E. Stassen Earl Warren California Arthur H. Vandenberg R-Mich Sen Robert A. Taft John W. Bricker Martin Gen Douglas MacArthur Mr. Truman

Arizona Photographs At East Chautauqua Show

A 60 print display by Tucson photographer Ivan Burkhart will travel to Chautauqua New York for the opening weeks of the season at the Colonnade. The exhibit highlights Southern Arizona ranch and resort life and Climate club materials will be distributed with the show.

Arizona Chautauqua N. Y Sunshine Climate Club Tucson Ivan Burkhart Chautauqua Colonnade Climate Club

Chamberlain to Address Democrats at Arizona Young Clubs Meet

William B. Chamberlain, former secretary to Gov. Osborn, will speak at a Tucson luncheon during the two day state convention of the Young Democratic clubs. About 100 club members from across the state are expected. Banquet speakers include Acting Gov. Dan E. Garvey and other candidates with Sam Morris of Globe and Mrs. W. P. Stuart of Prescott also attending.

William B. Chamberlain Sidney P. Osborn Young Democratic Clubs Harry Ackerman Tucson Ackerman Santa Rita

San Carlos Reservoir storage report June 19

San Carlos Reservoir shows 5187 acre-feet available storage at 7 a.m. June 19 with a 307 acre-feet loss over the previous 24 hours.

San Carlos Reservoir

Local club outlines Friday morning event details

The program opens at 10 a m Friday with registration at the hotel until noon. Ackerman said the local host club is drafting details and will announce them later.

Ackerman

Army Enlistments Posted At Local Recruiting Office

Armando V. Armijo of 426 East District Street Wilbur Lee Bull of 3107 East Towner Street and Ralph Anthony Ravone of 2910 East Fort Lowell Road are listed as enlistments at the local recruiting office.

Armando V. Armijo East District Street Wilbur Lee Bull East Towner Street Ralph Anthony Ravone East Fort Lowell

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