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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
5
Tucson laundries slash self service prices from 25 to 15 cents per load and offer bundled services, prompting mixed views on a true price war. Operators cite month end clearance while others warn it may become permanent, with up to a dozen shops advertising cuts.
Tucson radio host Hap Arnold on KCNAT Sundays probes chaotic street numbers and names in the Old Pueblo. He cites misnumbered blocks and streets with multiple or conflicting names, noting cases like 3336 3338 3340 on Fast Grant Road and duplicates such as Alta Vista and Bentleys, calling the issue confounding.
Daniel A. Fernandez, formerly of Buenos Aires, visiting New Jersey, sought a job and was directed to room 402 at city hall for a social security card. He mistakenly went to room 204 and filled out a selective service form. He now says the mix up is acceptable while liking his post with the 5th Infantry Regiment.
An 18 year old Tucson boy, Arnold Castro, is charged with negligent homicide in the deaths of three partygoers after a Sunday crash near Apache Junction. Castro, arraigned in Pinal county justice court, is held in Florence jail with $1,000 bond. Victims include Carmen Gonzales 15 Gus Morales 21 and Arnold Mendoza 15.
Phoenix June 22 Thirty three workers making an average salary of 350 dollars a month are employed in a stepped up price stabilization program for the district of Arizona. Director Robert T. Jones said the staff with headquarters in Phoenix contacts about 30 000 businesses statewide. He noted authorization to hire 36 more workers but said recruitment will wait until needed for specific duties.
On the Pacific coast 300 CIO radiomen return to work after a week long walkout with a base pay up to 391 dollars monthly and concessions on overtime. East and Gulf coast NMU seamen win a 40 hour week but 57 000 remain idle over the start date. AFL pilots threaten to strike American Airlines over pay and DG 6B jets while United Airlines reports ongoing pilot dispute over pay tied to ship size and flying hours.
Immigration officials report more than 3200 Mexican laborers deported from northern Oregon eastern Washington and Idaho following a Northwest cleanup. John P. Boyd regional action director said the effort will shift to western Washington strawberry workers.
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