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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

4

Grasshopper Plague Gains In Colorado

Grasshopper infestation hits eastern Colorado with 1.5 million acres affected across 28 counties. Farmers borrow funds to spray as Kit Carson joins a state disaster program with 1.5 million dollars set aside for spraying. Governor Steve McNichols pushes aid during a special session amid criticism for delayed response.

Kiowa Prowers Cheyenne Ers Kit Carson Colorado Steve McNichols McNichols Bruce Young Prowers County

Indian Commission To Meet At Flagstaff

The Arizona Commission on Indian Affairs will meet in Flagstaff Saturday in conjunction with the All Indian Powwow. An open session will let Indians voice concerns to aid the governor and Legislature.

Phoenix Arizona Commission On Indian Affairs Flagstaff Clarence Wesley Wesley

July Fourth Traffic Toll May Reach New High

The National Safety Council estimates 410 Americans may die in traffic accidents over the July 4 weekend, a possible new record for a three day observance. It also projects about 12 000 disabling injuries and 45 million cars traveling 12 billion miles.

Chicago National Safety Council

Rites Held For Rancher Bird Yoas 82

Funeral services were held in Nogales for Bird Yoas a famed Arizona rancher and rodeo figure aged 82. A Texas native Yoas moved to the Arizona Territory in the late 1800s ran a Huachuca Mountains ranch and later owned a large Amado spread before retiring to Nogales. He served 17 years as flag man at Tucson’s Fiesta de los Vaqueros. Survivors include brother H A Yoas of San Angelo and sister Lizzie Yoas King of Brady both in Texas.

Yoas Nogales Texas Arizona Territory Huachuca Mountains Amado Arizona Tucson H. A. Yoas San Angelo Tex Lizzie Yoas King Brady, Tex

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