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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1954

Page

6

Hersey Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Mine Inspector

Roy V. Hersey, Pinal county mine inspector, announces his candidacy for the Arizona Democratic nomination for state mine inspector. Edward Massey seeks re election. Hersey came to Arizona in 1927 as Ray mine inspector and promoted miner safety hat, cutting accidents by 70 percent. He serves on industry and safety groups and aids civil defense training. his wife Leota leads the VFW auxiliary. Their two sons serve in the air force reserve and are decorated for valor.

Roy V. Hersey Pinal County Edward Massey Arizona Hersey Ray Arizona Small Mine Operators Association Associated Safety Engineers of America Boy Scouts of America Catalina

Arizona location kicks off Oklahoma film with wide shots

Hollywood reports the movie version of Oklahoma! starts filming in July near Nogales Arizona under director Fred Zinnemann with 18 principal actors and Arizona corn fields staged to mimic Oklahoma. Gloria Grahame and Gordon MacRae star, with scenes slated for Claremore Oklahoma and a California lake in a three state production.

Hollywood Arizona Oklahoma Arthur Hornblow Fred Zinneman Nogales Ariz Ella Gloria Grahame Ada Annie Gordon MacCrae Curly Claremore Okla California Hornblow Richard Rogers Oscar Hammerstein II Rogers and Hammerstein Todd A-O Zinneman MacRae

Heat Persists as Truman Reco vers from Surgery

Former President Harry S. Truman, hospitalized after gallbladder and appendix surgery, faced near 100 degree heat but refused a cooler room. Dr. Wallace Graham said he feels decent though a penicillin rash bothers him. Truman, 70, remains cooperative and improving at Research hospital with nurses noting his good humor.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Wallace Graham Truman Ila Mae Kampschroeder Research Hospital

Kiwanis Honors Dean Eckert for Agriculture Work

Dr. Phil S. Eckert dean of the college of agriculture and director of the Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Arizona received the Arizona Agriculturist of the Month award at a Valley of the Sun Kiwanis luncheon in the Westward Ho Phoenix. R. J. McMullin presented the award as agriculture committee chair.

Phil S. Eckert College of Agriculture University of Arizona Arizona Agriculturist Valley of the Sun Kiwanis Club Westward Ho Hotel Phoenix R. J. McMullin

Burma Airliner Robbed by Aerial Bandits on Route to Akyab

In Rangoon Burma four bandits robbed an airliner at pistol point forcing a landing on a deserted beach. They seized 20 boxes of currency worth about 500000 dollars bound for the Akyab treasury, then released the aircraft. The flight carried 3 crew and 14 passengers and had previously been held up. The Rangoon control tower lost contact 15 minutes after takeoff and the captain later radioed details three hours afterward.

Rangoon Burma Union of Burma Airways Akyab Air Line

House Group For More Aid To Unemployed Workers

The Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to expand unemployment compensation to firms with four or more workers for at least 20 weeks a year, four million more workers than Eisenhower’s request. The measure narrows current eligibility from eight to four workers and aims for action by late today.

Washington Eisenhower House Ways and Means

Back Seat Driver Gone

In Nashville a Lad der tractor rear trailer and misfired while answering a sprinkler alarm. The truck left the firehouse and rammed multiple cars as the trailer rolled independently, breaking an axle. The trailer driver slept through the incident. Lt. H. B. Sheets noted he checked the truck but not the trailer. No fire damage reported.

Nashville Tenn H. B. Sheets

Young Democrats Begin Biennial State Convention

In Phoenix the Young Democrats started registration for the biennial state convention with several hundred delegates anticipated. Willis R. Dees of Tucson was to preside over afternoon sessions as U.S. Sen Mansfield and Neal Smith of Des Moines were listed as speakers for tomorrow. A banquet will close the meeting tomorrow night.

Phoenix Willis R. Dees Tucson U.S

Duncan Heads Arizona Luxury Tax Division

William Bill Duncan has been named head of the Arizona state tax commission luxury tax division. He will assume the role on Thursday.

Duncan Arizona Phoenix William Bill) Duncan State Tax Commission

Tucson Artists at Denver Western Art Exhibition

Two Tucson artists are shown in the Denver Art Museum western art exhibition. C. Harrison Moore presents Abstraction in Black, oil, and Eugene Mackaben contributes Angelito, ink drawing. The 60th annual show, juried by Daniel S. Defenbacher, runs to August 1.

Tucson Denver Art Museum C. Harrison Moore Eugene Mackaben Tucson Fine Arts Association 261 Gallery Moore Mackaben Angelito Daniel S. Defenbacher Ft. Worth

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