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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

7

O Conor Leads Maryland Senate Nomination Fight

Maryland Governor hopeful O Conor holds a 20 000 vote lead with two thirds of precincts reporting. Radcliffe CIO PAC target among defeated lawmakers while Lane leads a seven contender Democratic governor race. In Indiana and North Dakota campaigns shape GOP and Democratic senatorial bids as Jenner and Townsend contest proceed.

Associated. Press Herbert R. O’conor Maryland George L. Radcliffe Senate North Dakota Indiana M. Clifford Townsend Raymond E. Willis William E. Jenner O’conor Radcliffe Cio-Pac Union William Preston Lane J. Millard Tawes Lane D. John Markey Joseph Allison Wilmer LaPirata Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Herman L. Mills Hagerstown

July 4 Marks Flagstaff Birth and Indian Gathering

Flagstaff Arizona marks Independence Day with a long heritage. Emigrants camped near San Francisco Peaks on July 3 1876 and a flagstaff pine tree birthed the city. Indians from Hopi Navajo Walapai and Hayasupai tribes join the celebration July 4 to 7 for rodeo feasts gambling soda rides and cultural displays with veterans of Germany Italy and the Pacific among attendees.

Flagstaff Ariz U.P San Francisco Peaks Walapai Hayasupai Southwest Germany Italy Pacific Islands

Prescott Frontier Days to Crown Official Timer for 50th Time

Homer R. Wood will serve as official timer for the 50th time at the Prescott Frontier Days rodeo July 4 7. Wood uses three stop watches held by assistants and is rarely off by more than a fraction of a second. The 59th annual event will open with a downtown Prescott parade on July 4 chaired by Bruno Rezzonico.

Prescott Ariz U.P Homer R. Wood

Baby Electrocuted In Safford Home

Vernon Smith year old son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Smith and grandson of State Highway Commissioner Jim Smith was electrocuted in his home yesterday by a floor lamp in Safford.

Safford Vernon Smith Eldon Smith Jim Smith

GI universities planned to ease college congestion

Washington reports several proposals for GI universities to relieve crowding at established colleges. Potential sites include the Farragut naval training station in Idaho and campuses in Arizona New York Oklahoma Pennsylvania Arizona Mississippi and Wisconsin. War assets administration and service agencies support expansion of housing and equipment for veteran students.

William E. Lowell Washington Farragut Idaho Naval Training Station New York State Oklahoma Pennsylvania Arizona Mississippi Wisconsin War Assets Administration Federal Public Housing Administration Graves B. Erskine John Steelman Army Navy John W. Studebaker Federal

Suit Over Furniture Ownership and Rent Violations

An affidavit in federal court defends Albert and Eva Gibson over furniture bought from a house at 639 North Park Avenue rented by Arthur and Otis to Sousa. The suit seeks an injunction and return of furniture. a hearing is set for Thursday.

Albert Gibson North Park Avenue Arthur H. Otis W. H. Sousa OPA Gibsons Otises Richard Chambers Chambers Howard C. Speakman

Tucson Draft Board Adopts Five-Day Week

Local selective service boards and the veterans' information center have adopted a five-day, 40hour week in line with other federal offices. The offices will be open daily from 8 p.m. to 5 p.m., except Saturdays and Sundays when closed.

Selective Service Boards Veterans’ Information Center

Cotton futures hit 23 year highs on broad cover move

New York June 25 cotton futures rose to 23 year highs as mills and New Orleans buyers pushed prices to 2.15 a bale. Short covering kept gains through the day with July 1947 delivery firm despite transferrable notices. Close values: July 29.98 Oct 30.04 Dec 30.12 Mar 30.14 May 30.09 July 29.98 Middling spot 30.62N.

New York Senate-House New Orleans Asight

Public Court Docket Notes From Local Police Records

Paul J. Cella presiding as Joseph Freeman occupies a city trailer amid continuing cases. Thomas E. Hatch suspended for six months on assault. Three juveniles placed with probation department for malicious mischief. Joe F. Duarte disturbing the peace with $15 bond forfeited. J. D. Verdugo disturbing the peace. Juan Torres and Gilardo Borboa charged with reckless driving liquor offenses. fines $60 and 15 days in jail. Charles London vagrancy fined $10 or five days in jail. Dorothy Olsen and Charles Gibbs ordinance 971 discharged.

Joseph Freeman Thomas E. Hatch Juneviles Joe F. Duarte J. D. Verdugo Juan Torres Gilardo Borboa Iquor Charles London Dorothy Olsen Charles Gibbs

Local Divorces and a Battery Case Filed

John OD Lyons Jr presiding over Bloom versus Bloom divorce complaint. Ruth Wright sues Ed Ren for damages. Doris Johnson versus W Johnson divorce decree for plaintiff. Alphonse Albanese versus Maria Grazia Albanese divorce decree for plaintiff. State versus Calvin Iceman aggravated battery $150 fine or 150 days in jail. Josephine Stevens versus Albert Stevens divorce decree for plaintiff.

John OD Lyons, Jr Brina Bloom Irving Bloom Ruth Wright Ed C. Ren Doris Jean Johnson W. Johnson Alphonse Albanese Maria Grazia Albanese State Calvin Iceman Josephine Stevens Albert Stevens

Divorce Filings Include Four Court Complaints

Violet Mary Anderson files for divorce from James Thomas son Anderson. Alice M Ryan seeks divorce from Richard A Ryan. Edwin Oscar Mork requests divorce from Marian Alice Mork. Curtiss Binskeep and Edith L Inskeep along with Dean C Kokot and Sally L Kokot are listed in divorce related filings.

Violet Mary Anderson James Thomas Anderson Alice M. Ryan Richard A.ryan Edwin Oscar Mork Marian Alice Mork Curtiss Binskeep Edith L. Inskeep Dean C. Kokot Sally L. Kokot

Pairings Listed of Tucson Los Angeles and Midwest Partners

A lengthy roster cites multiple couples with ages and origins across Tucson Los Angeles Detroit Mt. Clemens Drexel and Osborne. Each line pairs two individuals by city and age, listing twenty plus entry pairs. The text reads as a matrimonial or social matching record without further context.

Lino Valenzuela Tucson Francisca Morrillo Hector C. King Los Angeles Emma L. Lopez Miguel G. Benlloch Maria S. Leon Joseph Price Patty Sue Miller Gregorio V. Basurto Armida G. Garcia P. John Gabaldon Lila D. Wagele Osborne Kas

Plane Crashes Near Mexico City During Fast Service

A four motor DC-4 of CMA crashed a mile from the runway end in Mexico City while en route to Los Angeles. All 42 passengers and four crew members escaped with minor injuries. Fire was contained by airport Fire Department as 25 U. S. citizens boarded another American Airlines plane for Los Angeles. Captain Marcial Huerta Jones commanded the aircraft.

Mexico City Mexican Aviation Company CMA Los Angeles U. S American Airlines Marcial Huerta Jones

Local Poultry and Egg Prices Shown for June 13

Prices listed for June 13 cover broilers and ty es figures, with live hens wholesale and dressed values. Producer to consumer rates appear for multiple categories including dressed and drawn poultry and eggs in the local market.

Broilers Tyes

Market Slump With Mixed Bids In Slow Session

In a slow session for stocks marker, rails and industrials slipped while favorites edged up on timid bidding. Transfers totaled about 900000 shares as Republic Steel rose on a pig iron ceiling lift and Santa Fe fell despite dividends. Major gainers included U S Steel Bethlehem Parke Davis Goodrich International Harvester American Can and Texas Co with deltas limited by cautious sentiment.

Victor Eubank New York Republic Steel Santa Fe U. S. Steel Bethlehem Parke Davis Goodrich International Harvester American Can and Texas Co Chrysler General Motors Southern Railway Baltimore & Ohio U. S. Rubber Goodyear Montgomery Ward Anaconda American Water Works du Pont Union Carbide

Los Angeles Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices

Los Angeles market lists cattle sales with steers at 14.50 to 16.50 and cows 11.75 to 14.00, calves 12.50 to 17.50, hogs steady with barrows 15.80 and sows 18.08, sheep 25 with no sales and lambs up to 16.15. Indicates active cattle trades and overall steady demand.

Los Angeles Sony Beef

Policy praised for Argentina Nazi agent pledge to defend inter-American ties

The policy asserts Argentina must honor its Chapultepec pledge to expel Nazi agents who fought the United States for three years and caused numerous American sea losses. Without compliance, inter-American defense plans with Argentina would be folly and ruin prestige.

Argentina

Treaty Violators Risk World War By Ignoring Pacts

The piece argues that continued treaty violations by Argentina under President Peron threaten hemispheric unity. It notes Ambassador Messersmith’s mission to press Argentina to honor the Pact of Chapultepec and enter the concert in good faith. It warns that arming violators invites contempt from Argentina and other American neighbors.

Peron Argentina George Messersmith Buenos Aires Messersmith Germany Chapultepec

Our Foundling Foreign Policy Under Strain In Washington

The piece argues for a unified foreign policy and condemns leaks and mixed signals from Senate, armed services, and diplomatic staff. It praises Acting Secretary Acheson for resisting disruptions after Gen. Carlos von der Becke arrived in the capital two weeks earlier.

General von der Becke Argentina State Department Acheson White House von der Becke Senate Carlos von der Becke Washington Post

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