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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
2
A group of civic and religious leaders at Temple Emanu El planned seminars addressing teenage problems. Leo Rich chaired the parents committee as groups from religious, social service, and public agencies discussed driving safety, dating, home life, and programs with plans for separate future meetings.
Three petitions sit before the Pima county board of supervisors regarding liquor licenses. Protesters oppose a transfer of a package beer and wine license from 2236 S Fourth Ave to 2826 N Maple Third, cite residential area and property value concerns. Another protest against a full liquor license near Tucson Municipal Airport cites traffic and safety risks from intoxicated pilots. A 20-name petition supports a beer and wine license for George B Powers at 312 E Benson Hwy, citing public convenience.
Earl Dolson of 526 East Fourth Street was injured when his car left control on State Highway 83 south of Mountain View. He suffered a broken collarbone and a sprained back, was treated at Patagonia, and later returned to Tucson. The crash occurred at the first bridge south of Mountain View while he was driving about 40 miles per hour.
Thelma McQuade presented a plan to develop part of DeAnza park at Speedway and Stone into a traffic school for children aged six to twelve. The project would use no city funds, include an 80 by 80 foot cement slab with markings, and six pedal cars donated by Sears, Roebuck. The proposal is endorsed by Robert Morrow and seeks immediate council action to launch this summer.
Urgent appeal seeks O-type blood donors for casualties in Korea. Red Cross blood bank at 136 N Park Ave will stay open tomorrow 1 to 8 pm and Friday noon to 4 pm. Donors are urged to call for appointments to reduce crowding.
An inquest into the death of Celestine Catherine Reyes 17 of San Xavier mission continued to 3 30 p m to hear Otho Kinsley driver of the car that struck Miss Reyes testify Coroner Clark H Johnson explained Kinsley was invited but absent Jurors voted to hear him with nearly all wanting to hear his testimony
Coroner reports from three witnesses indicate Kinsley could have avoided the wreck. Highway Patrolman Willis Dudley arranged juror transport to the crash scene and contacted Kinsley, ranch owner on the Nogales highway, after a southbound bus struck Miss Reyes crossing west to east two miles north of Continental around p.m. Sunday.
London's famous landmarks will be flood lit at night this summer with Westminster Abbey Big Ben and St Pauls Cathedral among the buildings illuminated. They were lit last summer for the festival of Britain.
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