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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1950
Page
3
Chandler couple donates land for the Arizona Boys Ranch property expansion. Dia De San Juan dance tonight featuring Club Esmeralda as organizers promotes community heritage and festival activities.
B D Butler estate contributions support a juvenile rehabilitation effort near Mesa. The package includes 160 acres adjoining Ellsworth farm and a second parcel of Miller land in Phoenix, with Anglo and Hispanic donors named. The ranch site emphasizes nonsectarian, color free policy.
Lord Flete allocates a large portion of his will to aid his 14 year old godson Edward in winning the Grand National, after Mildmay’s death during a May swim. Edward attends Eton. the estate totals £1,13897(3,180,121) with £10,000 and the stable of 11 horses bequeathed for the cause. The bulk of nearly $100,000 in Arizona beneficiaries includes Boys' result of Phoenix, Boys Scouts, Catalina council, and Jane Wayland home among others. Butler’s will funds disburse through Valley National Bank trust department. Mildmay died in 1948.
Phoenix June 24 eighteen license plate department workers were paid two weeks' wages as the Arizona supreme court ordered Maricopa county to cover June salaries due to funds shortage. The ruling affirmed a superior court decision holding the board responsible for part of license bureau expenses amid ongoing fee shortfalls. A train of Arizona Scouts journeys to a national encampment near Valley Forge with local contingents announced. Sydney Australia June 24 Sir Cecil Leys 73 New Zealand publisher dies. church service to be led by Mrs. Langer. Women eligible to vote in Arizona invited to a Garvey-for-Governor club party at El Encanto estates.
Jose Duran-Peres, 21, told U. S. Commissioner Thomas H. McKay yesterday he was ready to prove his Mexican nationality and said he entered the United States illegally. He was arraigned on illegal entry and is jailed in lieu of a $500 bond awaiting federal court action.
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