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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
2
Yavapai county officials discuss the statewide tax assessment review. The Arizona State Tax Commission is examining mining property valuations as the mining sector faces cost pressures and potential rate impacts.
President Truman’s water resources commission holds hearings in Denver Tuesday and Wednesday to gauge Arizona’s need for power and water development. Legislative reporter Bob Brooks covers the sessions with the first story due Wednesday, as the commission prepares a year end report to guide congressional recommendations on resource development.
The ice cream social invites residents to express views at an event on July 21. The Ladies of St Cyril church plan a similar political meeting on June 28 at the Santa Rita hotel.
Private engineers estimate a vast manganese deposit in the east, with mine content once valued at substantial tonnage. The find, discussed during private briefings, hints at a major ore body and potential future development.
The note reports President Truman and General Eisenhower planning to attend a Boy Scouts jamboree. Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief Scout executive, is mentioned among organizers. The text references locations and events connected to the scout gathering in New Se Renа area amid ongoing preparations.
Cleveland and Madrid wire reports note the National Council of Churches meeting in Cleveland and a Madrid event on June 26. The church bodies discussed unity, education, and cooperation with Protestant and Orthodox communions, highlighting ongoing plans amid global tensions and postwar religious work.
A garbled report describes a jeep incident involving Turks and Bulgarian forces during the night of June. Fragmentary details mention coverage issues and possible involvement of Tagentay Ovesing, with uncertain outcomes and locations.
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