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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1949

Page

2

Four Liquor Licenses Are Granted Here

Pima County Board of Supervisors approved four liquor licenses and rejected one during a mostly routine meeting. A protest from nearby church members led to the denial of James N. Langan’s beer and wine license at 2000 M Stone Ave. Other license transfers and applications were approved, while road, zoning, and property matters were discussed or postponed.

Pima County Board of Supervisors James N. Langan Stone Ave J. Darling W. Prince Rd Ich Langan Buck Williams Mission Rd Paul W. Biegel Orig David K. Wolfe Spin Airport Carl F. Modell Ideal Rudolph Johansson Ilver Bell Road Johansson Stary’s Hospital St.ry’s . Drive South Rata Get Aalin Roca Oracle Foothills Roger S. Clyne E. Speedway Speedway Clyne Mor

Senator J Melville Broughton Dies in Capital

The body of Senator J Melville Broughton of North Carolina arrives in Raleigh for burial after he died in Washington on Sunday from a heart seizure at age 60. He had just begun his first Senate term and would have spoken Monday on the floor amid the southern filibuster fight. His funeral is set for Tuesday at Tabernacle Baptist Church with a state funeral and honors from North Carolina dignitaries.

Raleigh N. C J. Melville Broughton Washington United States Senate Senate Broughton Kerr Scott

Stadle Burial Planned For Coast

Requiem mass for Mrs. Adeline E. Stadle who died Saturday night at 2926 E Second St will be held at 10 am Tuesday at SS Peter Paul church. Rosary is at 7 30 pm Monday at the Arizona mortuary. The body will be sent to Los Angeles for burial. Stadle, 55, a Tucson resident four years, is survived by husband Frank two sons H W and Earl all of Tucson two sisters and seven brothers.

Adeline E. Stadle E. Second St SS. Peter & Paul's Arizona Mortuary Los Angeles

Mrs. Aletha Pine Dies At Local Hospital

Tucson resident for 13 years Mrs Aletha M Pine 53 died Monday morning in a local hospital at 705 Seminole Ave Arrangements will be announced by the Arizona Mortuary She is survived by husband George and son Gayle stationed in Japan with the Navy

Aletha M. Pine Seminole Ave Arizona Mortuary Tucson Pine George Gayle Japan Navy

Present Auto Contracts Are Eased By Law

Washington dispatch explains eased installment terms allow auto buyers with partly paid balances to extend payments by up to 21 months with a new dealer contract. The change applies to other installment goods and sets limits to avoid prearranged deals, with 24 months possible for hardship cases if a new contract is written.

Washington, Mar Federal Reserve Board Reserve Board

Kimball and Rucker Form New Law Firm

William F. Kimball and EK F. Rucker announce a new general law practice with offices at 158 Ott St. Kimball, a state senator, and Rucker are graduates of the University of Arizona College of Law.

William F. Kimball EK. F. Rucker Ott St. Kimball State Senate Rucker University of Arizona Law College

Desert Bloom Expected After Lone Rainfall For 1941 Return

University of Arizona horticulturist Dr. Leon M. Pultz says a brief desert rainfall could trigger the first bloom since 1941. California poppies by Picacho Peak show buds as Tucson records .01 inch of rain. cloudiness and more showers forecast.

Leon M. Pultz University of Arizona California Picacho Peak Pultz Tucson Weather Bureau

Tremor Hits Salt Lake City Downtown

An earth tremor struck Salt Lake City Sunday night at 11:53 p.m. MST with no damage reported. Police logged 80 calls in minutes as the quake shook editorial rooms of the Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegram and offices of the Associated Press.

Salt Lake City Mar Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Telegram Associated Press Howard Pearson Deseret News Glenn Pratt Euclid Arms

PFC John B Flannery Assigned to 13th Air Force Okinawa

PFC John B Flannery son of Mrs B M Flannery of 3643 South Ninth Avenue has been assigned to the 13th Air Force in Okinawa.

John B. Flannery B. M. Flannery S. Ninth Ave 13Th Air Force Okinawa

Dealer Allows New Contract To Extend 21 Months

Months slip by as a dealer agrees to a fresh contract that adds 21 months to repay the remaining $1,000 still due.

YM Building Fund Reaches 163 660 Total

At the sixth report meeting the YMCA building fund campaign sees women donate 1678 and men 994. Session gifts total 11 000, raising the campaign total to 163 660 toward a 480 050 goal. A 5000 gift from the 2030 club funds Gra Y room in the new building. Next Monday final report session at the YMCA.

Ymca Building Fund New “Y YMCA

Dr Samuel H Goldenson to Speak in Tucson

Dr Samuel H Goldenson former president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis will visit Tucson for talks on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. He will dine Wednesday night with Temple Emanu El leaders at El Presidio Roundup room and lead a Tucson ministers forum at the same site. He speaks Thursday at 8 15 pm and Friday at the Sabbath service on The Message of Israel in Our Day. He recently retired as spiritual leader of Temple Emanu El in New York City.

Samuel H. Goldenson Central Conference of American Rabbis Tucson Temple Emanu-El el Presidio Goldenson Temple Emanu-E Israel Dr. Goldenson New York City

Baseball Players Target of Multi‑Million Suit Threat

New York attorney John L. Flynn announced potential lawsuits against organized baseball by several players banished for jumping to the Mexican league three years ago. He estimated damages could reach 5 million dollars, citing loss of livelihood and referencing the Gardella case. several named players indicated varying awareness or support for the plan.

New York John L. Flynn Danny Gardella Gardella New York Giants Baseball Leaders A. U. S. Court of Appeals St. Louis Post-Dispatch Atty. Flynn

Pyramid Club Leader Fined in Arizona Get-Rich-Quick Case

Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson fined Dorothy Mansfield 100 dollars or 30 days in county jail for illegal pyramid club activities in Tucson. Husband G W Mansfield cleared when not linked to the clubs. Key witnesses included Undersheriff M T Guiney and Victor Hirsch. MECHANIC'S TOOLS valued at 175 dollars stolen from Mid town Auto Motor Service. Commissioner Chandler commented from Sarasota, Florida.

Tucson Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Clarence Houston Justice Johnson Dorothy Mansfield Flanwill Blvd Arizona G. W. Mansfield M. T. Guiney Victor Hirsch N. Fremont Ave L. J. Hart Jr N. Park Ave Guiney

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