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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1951

Page

4

Priest Marks 60th Jubilee in Tucson Cathedral

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter Timmermans marks sixty years as an ordained priest with a 7 am high mass at San Agustin Cathedral if he can attend. He began in 1891 in the Tucson diocese and has served Morenci, Globe, Prescott and San Agustin Cathedral, retiring Aug 31 for illness. The Knights of Columbus will guard the ceremony.

Peter Timmermans Tucson San Agustin Knights of Columbus Timmermans Pope Pius XII Msgr Nieumenhove East Flanders Belgium American College Louvain Prescott Solomon Globe Clifton Morenci Duncan Metcalf Henry Granton Daniel J. Gercke Arizona

Missing Purse Mystery Is Solved

Peter Marroney revealed the solution to a missing purse case during a Corral theater staging. The purse containing $65 was mistaken for a prop and was later found, restored to Mrs. Susan Ingle, with police notified and all resolved.

Peter Marroney Corral Susan Ingle

Church Dedicates Organ At Recital

Am phitheater Community church hosts a 3 p m Sunday recital and dedicatory program for the new Hammond organ. Clarence Paris of Harmony House performs most pieces with Ruth Smith assisting. Betty Stevens soloist appears in several selections. organ funded by 75 member club and memorial gifts.

Clarence Paris Harmony House Ruth Smith Betty Stevens W. Prince Jd

New York Planner Held Over Bogus Check Charge in Tucson

Abraham Weinstein of New York, who planned a 10 story business building on Stone Avenue after moving to Tucson, is held in Atlantic City New Jersey for Tucson prosecution. He faces a bogus $1000 check charge with Davidson Meat Co. extradition papers were obtained and resisted. Undersheriff Nirschel and Deputy Burke travel by car to secure custody amid expected legal resistance.

Abraham Weinstein New York Tucson Stone Avenue Atlantic City N. J Weinstein North Oracle Road Fred W. Nirschel Thomas Burke New Jersey Howard Pyle Davidson Meat Co Frank A. Eyman

Travelers Forget Articles On Japanese Trains

A June report from Tokyo lists forgotten items over six months including an urn with ashes two rabbits 43000 umbrellas 32000 hats 21000 lunch boxes and more than 4 000 000 yen in cash about 11100.

Tokyo Japan

Hospital Treats Boy For Taco In Throat

A nine year old boy named Dale Schlagel was rushed from a West Congress street restaurant to the county hospital last night after a piece of taco lodged in his throat. Hospital attendants said he had not chewed his food properly before swallowing. He was treated and sent home.

Congress Street Dale Schlagel N. Bonifa St

Calgary Woman Hurt By Stampede Sign Fall

Mrs. J. D. Oliver, a longtime Calgary resident, was knocked down by a falling street sign reading Howdy, Stranger during preparations for the Stampede celebration. High winds tore the sign from its wires as decorations were set along downtown streets.

Calgary Alberta J. D. Oliver Howdy

Fear Woman Missing In Desert Sparked Public Alarm

Missing 60-year-old Mrs Magdalena Gutierrez of 56 W Corral Jr was reported Sunday after being last seen by family at 3 p m that day. She was seen near West Broadway and South Church street and later traced to Luna street and North Fifth avenue. A woman matching her description asked directions to Santa Cruz on North Fifth and headed north toward the desert. Gutierrez is about five feet seven inches tall and 130 pounds with a dark print dress and black shawl.

Magdalena Gutierrez W. Corral Jr West Broadway South Church Street Larry Wilson Luna Street North Fifth Avenue Wilson Santa Cruz Desert

Vacation Ends With Pay Hike

A Phoenix wage dispute ends with sheet metal workers securing 25 cents more per hour, raising to 2.50. The settlement followed quick negotiations between union Local 426 and the contractors. Some workers were assigned temporary higher iron worker rates and a travel bonus while on a desert site. Most return to regular jobs by Monday.

Phoenix H. E. Hoppe Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 426 Sheet Metal Contractors’ Association

Woman wheels from Florida to California in 25 months

Mrs. Julia Roka King St. Clair completed a 3000 mile trek in 25 months along with her nine year old son Dolphy and a cat Tabby Puff Arkansas. They began in Jacksonville Florida May 13 1950 and reached California this June journeying through farm houses and rail sections, averaging about 300 miles a month.

Los Angeles Julia Roka King St. Clair California Dolphy Arkansas

Kenai Alaska Coal Field Estimated Over 2.5 Million Tons

The geological survey reports conservative estimates that the Kenai coal field in Alaska holds more than 2,500,000 tons of coal in beds over three feet thick. The findings come from coal investigations by Geologist E. H. Cobb along the Homer district northern margin.

Washington Geological Survey Kenai Coal Alaska E.H. Cobb Homer Kenai Field

FASTEETH Powder Keeps Dentures Stable

FASTEETH is an alkaline denture powder designed to keep upper or lower plates firmly in place. It prevents sliding and slipping, leaves no gummy taste, and helps reduce denture odor. available at any drug store.

Driver Runs Light Cited After East Sixth Crash

Lawrence R. Reynolds of 1955 E Baker Sr admitted to police he did not stop after running a red light at East Sixth and caused a collision with R. E. Gephart of 2015 N Campbell Ave. Reynolds’ car sustained $500 damage and Gephart’s $400. Gephart’s car struck a pole but caused no pole damage.

East Sixth Lawrence R. Reynolds E. Baker Sr R. E. Gephart N. Camp‘bell Ave Reynolds Gephart

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