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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1947

Page

2

Abandoning of Street Urged in City Plan

The planning commission urged vacating part of South Vine avenue between East 15th and 16th streets and the adjacent alley in the block bounded by Vine and Curtis, at the Catalina Broadcasting Co. KCNA filing. Engineers say closing would not disrupt plans and would reduce traffic, with South Curtis to serve as main thoroughfare near Arroyo parkway and Aviation highway.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Carl M. Hitt South Vine Avenue East 15Th East 16Th South Vine South Curtis Avenues Catalina Broadcasting Co KCNA South Curtis Avenue Arroyo Parkway Aviation Highway Southern Pacific South Cherry Avenue South Campbell Avenue East 22Nd Street East 17Th Street Broadcasting Company

Two Ace Firms In Battle Over Name

In superior court, Ace Cooler & Maintenance Co. files suit against Ace House & Window Cleaning Co. alleging use of the name Ace and refusing to change it. Lipsitz owners seek injunction to bar use of Ace or resembling names and damages of 5000 dollars.

Superior Court Ace Cooler & Maintenance Co Ace House & Window Cleaning Co Gabriel G Reita R. Lipsitz East Silver Street Edward J. Moore, Jr Lipsitz Ace Co Lipsitzes Moore Ace C. & M. Co

Dean MacCready's Mother Succumbs

Mrs W Bees on dies at Wichita family home after winter visit to Tucson. Surviving son Elwood and daughter Mrs Hazel F MacCready. Beeson family had stayed at 1019 Palm Road. Also notes Sgt William E Jenson, Tucson native, transferred to Davis Monthan field. He served 49 months in the Pacific and earned four Presidential Unit citations.

W. Beeson Hazel F. MacCready University of Arizona Wichita William E. Jenson Kate Jenson Tucson Ft. Sam Houston Tex Davis- Monthanfield Jenson Pacific

Villages' Taxes Always Run High

The article argues that incorporation often raises taxes and imposes future responsibilities on small groups. Rincon Village east of Tucson, a 25 square mile area with no improvements, illustrates residents facing taxes for benefits they cannot yet share. A county sanitary district proposal further shifts burden away from Rincon.

Rincon Village Tucson

How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth slip and wobble while you eat laugh or talk Try sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates This alkaline powder holds dentures firmly and comfortably with no gummy taste or pasty feel It also helps control denture odor Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.

Ocean Gold Rush For Albacore Is Started

SAN DIEGO June 25 A tuna fleet mobilized from Pacific coast ports was readied for an ocean gold rush to Mexican waters for albacore First catches of the premium white meat fish indicated a rich season Albacore yields 410 a ton Small boats in the harbor with two and three man crews expected to make their fortunes virtually overnight.

San Diego Pacific Coast Albacore

Rincon Village Faces Sanitation Ties to County and City

Rincon Village debates proper sanitation as a key duty and whether to seek collaboration with Pima County supervisors and Tucson city council. The question centers on sharing in a $9 to $11 million venture tax for outlying property versus the village pursuing its own path in the future. The issue mirrors struggles of numerous suburban communities near larger municipalities unable to fund municipal government or improvements.

Rincon Rincon Village Pima County City of Tucson

Fair site fenced in near Pima County Fair

County supervisors awarded F Ronstadt Co. the contract to fence 817 feet around the new rodeo field site. Hunzicker Construction Co. low bidder for 150 chicken and rabbit coops. Budget issues delay erection of the first building until after July 1. Bids from Comstock Steel & Supply, Oshrin Construction, and Hunzicker noted.

Pima County Rodeo Field F. Ronstadt Co Hunzicker Construction Co Comstock Steel & Supply Co Oshrin Construction Co

Rotary Club Hosts Film on War Era Progress

Rotary members viewed a Esquire produced film Where Do We Go from Here showing wartime production gains and shifts in habits and buying power. The program highlighted World War II progress compared to World War I. The meeting, led by outgoing president Robert Morrow, ends as President-Elect J B O Dowd prepares to take over.

Esquire Magazine Rotary Club Pioneer Hotel Rotarians Robert Morrow J. B. O’dowd Rotary

Doctor Of VA Staff Injured In Mishap

Lt. (JG) Gilbert E. Adams USNR attached to the Tucson veterans hospital staff is treated for multiple bruises and shock after a highway auto accident near Winters. He fell asleep at the wheel as his car was demolished. he was on the way back to Tucson.

KTUC Jack Holt Richard Dix Bill Boyd Standard Oil of California Grabe Bing Crosby Peggy Lee Johnny Johnston The Jubilaires Jan Savitt Meredith Willson Winters Tex Daily Citizen Gilbert E. Adams USNR Veteran’s Hospital Tucson Adami

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