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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1952

Page

3

Tucson Flood Costs and Looming Damages Burden City

Floods since 1940 have cost Tucson taxpayers over 160000 with more losses likely. Courts denied relief limits, three major trouble areas remain, and plans for dikes and channels vie for federal funds as July September flood risks rise.

Dennis Weaver Supreme Court Davis- Monthan Air Force Base Tucson Phil Martin Water Department Apache Motor Co Corbett Lumber Co Tucson Transfer & Warehouse Co Martin Stone and Fourth Avenues Park First Avenues Park Avenue Broadway Board of Supervisors Davis-Monthan Field Alvernon Way West Ajoway South Country Club Road Julian Wash Santa Cruz River Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency Santa Cruz

Despite Protest Line Gets Ship United States

Despite objections from Comptroller Gen. Lindsay Warren, Secretary Sawyer allowed United States Lines to take delivery of the 70 million dollar luxury liner United States for 28 million dollars. Warren argued a 42 million government contribution was excessive and urged delaying delivery. Sawyer said the contract was binding and the title transfer was completed at Hoboken New Jersey with formal delivery at Newport News Virginia.

Washington Lindsay Warren Sawyer United States Lines United States Warren U. S. Lines

French Strafe Sink 120 Vietminh Sampans

French planes strafed and dropped napalm bombs along the Ma river near Tanh Hoa ninety miles south of Hanoi sinking 120 sampans used by Vietminh rebels. Rebels were loading war supplies when the attack hit yesterday.

Hanoi Indo China Ma River Tanh Hoa

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