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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1946
Page
13
France rejected the Communist Socialist national constitution by a margin of 1,198,769 votes from 10,522,478 against to 9,323,709 for. The result, announced from metropolitan France and North Africa, prompts a new constituent assembly and national elections set for June 2. Corsica returns were not yet in.
Charles Donahue a cook and Chester Michaels a dishwasher transients at the Arizona Inn were moved from the city jail to the county jail after complaints charged them with burglarizing an apartment in the inn. Detective Sgt Saylor and Patrolman Ross arrested them after a night watchman said they admitted stealing about 850 dollars worth of jewelry.
The Car association will convene at 8 p.m. today at 2751 North Campbell Avenue to discuss upcoming races and club activities.
Luepke claims the board favors leaving the road as is. Grove explains federal aid would fund 72 percent if the right of way is widened to 100 feet with broader shoulders and steeper slopes. No bridge estimate is set, but Grove guesses $60 000 to $70 000. Martin argues the county cannot afford frequent bridges over the Rillito.
Mrs. Beatrice Hogan national president of the DAV auxiliary visited the veterans hospital in Tucson as part of her official visit to the Tucson auxiliary. She broadcast a message to patients from the loud speaker system and was honored at a banquet at the American Legion auditorium with Mrs. Ann Weber national adjutant as an accompanying guest.
Lists of appointees to city bodies including water board health police fire aviation baseball and more. Names such as W J Pistor Dr S T Adams Charles A Brady F G Priser and others appear across numerous commissions and authorities.
The article lists individuals across several city and county boards including playground board water committee airport zoning board and city and county engineers. Names mentioned include H E Heighton Byron Ivancovich John Durkin Dan Brewster F G Priser M L Starkweather and others.
Norman Palmer a 63 year old Willcox cattleman died suddenly Saturday in Camp Verde while visiting friends. Funeral plans in Tucson will follow the arrival of a son from New York. He came to Arizona circa 1900 and worked in Camp Verde before joining Cowden Livestock Phoenix in 1926 and later managed the Willcox registered herd. Palmer leaves wife three sons Irving of Willcox Gerald in the Army and returning from New York and William of Casa Grande one sister and one brother.
MME. ELENORE ALTMAN will be presented in a piano concert at 10 p m today over radio station KVOA. THE MARINE CORPS LEAGUE auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m today at the Salvation Army hall.
A meeting of the Democrat executive committee is scheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow in the blue room at the Santa Rita hotel.
The article argues postwar France faces a choice between left and center as it reenters world power status. It critiques outdated nationalism and power politics in Versailles era style, noting big powers backsliding from collective security under the United Nations. Russia seeks regional buffers and Mediterranean footholds while Britain and the United States constrain Russian advance.
The passage outlines competing powers and their imperial aims. East and South Africa seek influence extending toward Europe and the Mediterranean, while the United States aims for extensive Pacific bases, and Britain and France push for broader frontiers beyond traditional borders.
Fragmentary listing shows a daily timetable with segments like Woman ete America Tucson Schools Lum n Abner Portia Faces Life and Aunt Five-Star Final. Lacks clear events and complete names, leaving an overall schedule snippet.
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