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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
2
Pima county asks the state tax commission to authorize an $8,432 overrun to fund the county treasurer and recorder offices for the year. Earlier the commission approved a larger overspend mainly for the sheriff and assessor offices, but this smaller request was previously refused when funds were available.
Two University of Arizona debate squads coached by Dr. W Arthur Cable will face Occidental College teams in a Thursday contest on the campus The debate on a policy to equalize educational opportunity through annual grants to tax supported schools features Kay Rosequist and Carolyn D Lewis for UA against Paul Moser and Jack Knox of Occidental Judges include Clermont D Lopez Joe M Young Thomas Chandler and Forrest N Barr Barr is a history major Claborne a law junior and Rosequist and Lewis are enrolled in arts and letters
A jury was selected to hear a $70,000 civil suit by Walter V. and Mamie E. Spanner against F. C. Windman and W. H. Baldwin doing business as Western Trailer Sales Co. The Spanners allege negligence in manufacturing and installing a heater in a trailer bought, causing gas seepage and Walter Spanner's injuries on January 26, 1948.
On the University of Arizona campus a protest erupted over a primary race for student body president. Fritz Randolph, defeated candidate, staged a publicity stunt with a city fire engine to simulate saving a mannequin from a burning HQ on Old Main lawn. Fire officials say the stunt tied to a public safety vehicle, not an actual fire response.
Tucson county supervisors considered two tentative road plans to Colossal Cave recreation area southeast of the city. One route would run east on Broadway and 22nd Street then south on Harrison and Houghton, the other would follow the old Spanish trail. Both would serve residents, but the Spanish trail route is cheaper to maintain and more scenic while facing drainage challenges.
Louis Johnson, new defense chief, says he will seek White House action to fire or transfer any officer resisting unification of the armed forces. He vows there will be no service rivalries or leaks as Congress mulls new authority, signaling a tough stance against the air force navy and army dispute.
Four minor cases fill the federal calendar as Judge William JH Holly makes his last appearance in Tucson. The Chicago veteran plans to return to Illinois soon after a four month stay, having once partnered with Clarence Darrow. In Phoenix, hearings loom over Mountain States Telephone rate hikes amid protests from local chambers and councils. Meanwhile in Pima County, more than 7,000 voters sit off the rolls after failing to vote last year, with re-registration open for residents still in the county.
The Pima county board of supervisors buys a rock crushing plant from Neil B. McGinnis Equipment Co. for 29,197.50 with delivery and installation to any chosen site. Representative Wendel Weesner cites diesel power and a three week delivery window. County Engineer Bruce Ellis notes the purchase fits local needs better than a lower bid. Robert Peter was Georgetown's first mayor.
A freak accident at East Lester Street and North Santa Rita Avenue caused about 1200 in damage with no serious injuries. Edward L. Powley and William H. Creamer collided, bouncing and striking again. Passenger Robert Love received a skinned right leg.
The Waialeole mountain region in Hawaii is believed to be the world’s wettest area with an average annual rainfall around 460 inches.
Sale of a block at North Fourth Avenue and East Seventh Street for 45000 registered with the county recorder. The property, including three business spaces and eleven residential units, was sold by Mr and Mrs Leonardo Moreno to Mrs Thelma Van Horne.
Claude G. Martin of 110 E. Alameda Jr. received a two year suspended sentence from Superior Judge J. Mercer Johnson for writing bogus checks. He was ordered to repay about 193 dollars in fraudulent checks and reimburse the county.
Sureon Batty Citizen reports in court on March 90 1949 expenses to extradite him from California. Martin pleaded guilty to writing a 50 dollar check cashed at El Charro cafe last October. Chief Deputy County Atty John O Mara said more checks were written and signed by Martin. Probation granted on recommendation of the probation office and attorney Kenneth Tannenbaum.
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