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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
17
Judy Garland will appear on Louella Parsons program to discuss health issues on the Papago Indian reservation and preview The Man Who Got Away from the film A Star Is Born. Radio listings for KOPO and Mr. and Mrs. North at 6:30. Ex convict story noted from KOPO.
Evening listings include Interfaith Hour moderated by Dr. Harold Langer on health issues of the Papago reservation with guests Harry Stevens Theodore King and John H Parks. Also includes The Visitor Meet Millie Press Conference Arthur Murray Party Movies Are These Our Parents Rosemary Lane in Trocadero on cable and channel 4 listings.
Immigration officials said the all-out campaign has seized about 15,900 illegal workers near the Arizona and California border as agents press a sixth day of operation. Over 12,000 aliens have been picked up in the two states with thousands more expected. El Centro leader Joseph Swing noted the program may last months and that at least 70,000 illegal entrants are in the country. Detainees are being sent back to Mexico by train and bus.
Dr. Sydney Talbot of San Mateo Calif operates a private car on the Southern Pacific system for 13 years conducting medical exams of operating employees including brake men conductors and yardmen. He visits Tucson on his current route checking blood pressure heart lungs kidneys eyesight hearing and color perception while remaining ready to refer for further care.
The Arizona Grain and Seed Association reports ample storage space to handle the state's crop without difficulty. Members increased storage in anticipation of a bumper grain yield. Since barley yields were smaller than expected, the extra space will be available for other grain.
Viet Nam Air Line, described as a private airline in Indochina, signed a contract with Japan’s Shinn Mitsubishi heavy industry to repair about 50 engines a year at its Nagova plant.
A workers compensation court in Sydney heard that a bolt of lightning pierced 300 feet of rock in the Snowy Mountains setting off gelignite charges. The underground blast in a 3,000 foot tunnel killed one worker and injured three others, with Mangaard Mortensen, a Norwegian miner, awarded 590 pounds for loss of use of his right arm.
Gordon Beaudreau, manager of the Arizona SBA office, will travel from Phoenix to Tucson tomorrow and Thursday. He will base at the Chamber of Commerce cooperative office and outline how SBA programs can assist local businessmen.
A desk used by Chester A. Arthur before his 1881 presidency was donated to Union College by Albany County for preservation and display. It marks a historical link between Arthur and the region, highlighting local archival efforts and the college’s tribute to national figures.
A historical society notes a figure who graduated from Union College in 1848. The brief item emphasizes the alumnus and the year, reflecting on early ties to the institution and its enduring legacy within local history.
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