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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1948

Page

3

Bimson Sees More Growth For This State

Walter R. Bimson president of Valley National Bank told a University of Arizona symposium that Arizona will see continued population growth driven by wartime migration and rising living standards. He cited Phoenix and Tucson populations and urged coordinated long term planning in housing industry manufacturing and utilities to support expansion.

Arizona Walter R. Bimson Valley National Bank University of Arizona James Byron McCormick Alfred Atkinson William H. Westover Yuma Bimson Phoenix Tucson Mexico Reggie Russell J. Byron McCormick State Institution of Higher Learning G. M. Butler College of Engineering McCormick Board of Regents Walter Bimson The

Edith Beach Mother of Professors Dead in New Haven

Mrs. Edith Waldo Beach aged 72 wife of a clergyman and mother of Leonard B Beach head of the University of Oklahoma English department Robert F Beach librarian at Evans–Ton Methodist Divinity School and W Waldo Beach professor of ethics at Duke University died in New Haven on Tuesday

New Haven Conn Edith Waldo Beach Leonard B University of Oklahoma Robert F Methodist Divinity School Evanston W. Waldo Duke University

Charles E Wilson Named Outstanding Mason in New York

The Masonic order of New York state selected Charles E Wilson, president of General Electric, as Outstanding Mason. The announcement came on a Tuesday in New York.

New York Masonic Order of New York State Charles E. Wilson General Electric

Mason Honored as Outstanding Public Service Leader

A brief tribute notes Wilson selected as the outstanding Mason in the United States and chosen for general public service to his country.

United States Wilson

Farm Prices Will Decline

Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warned that farm prices may fall by about a third in coming years even with favorable conditions, staying near a fair level. He cautioned a worst case as 1920 21 style 50 percent drop if conditions are bad but urged policies to prevent such a depression. He spoke in a prepared University of Pennsylvania address.

Philadelphia Anderson University of Pennsylvania

British ex-premier calls mass migration to Australia

Sir Bertram Stevens former premier of New South Wales says Britain must reduce its population and proposes moving millions to Australia for economic recovery. He urged large-scale relocation after returning from England, arguing Britain's self sufficiency and postwar economic shifts necessitate change.

Sydney Bertram Stevens New South Wales Australia British Isles Britain

Cities In Colombia Seek Fund From U.S.

Dr. Bernardo Santa Coloma, Colombian consul general, announced the formation of a committee to enlist American aid in rehabilitating Colombian cities struck by disorders. The committee includes Tasker Oddie and other officials and press attaches, aiming to answer calls to preserve Bolivar, Washington, and the American way of life. Belgium and Luxembourg cap U.S. auto and truck imports at 15 million dollars for the year.

Los Angeles Bernardo Santa Coloma Colombia Coloma Farmer Ut. S Tasker Oddie Nevada D. D. Feldman Miguel Ravinovitch Jose Cuttmer

ROMA Wine Coolers Featured in Life Magazine

In hot weather readers are advised on making ROMA Wine Coolers and a ROMA Sherry Old-Fashioned. The article promotes ROMA California Sherry, suggests serving with ice, cherry, lemon and optional bitters, and invites readers to request free ROMA Cooler recipes from ROMA Wine Co. in San Francisco.

Life Magazine Roma Wine Co Hobart Building San Francisco California

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