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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

4

Debate Over Social Work Policy At Arizona Conference

Thursday night a clash between William R. Mathews editor of the Arizona Daily Star and Dr. Donald Howard of the American Association of Social Workers centered on Social Security or Pillow. Mathews urged limited federal control with private and local aid while Howard argued for security to stabilize life and noted the need for a practical “propeller” to aid the temporarily disabled.

William R. Mathews Donald Howard Mathews The Arizona Daily Star Dr. Howard American Association of Social Workers Howard Mathews-Howard Arizona Conference of Social Work Tuc- Ywca Ben Phoenicians H. L. Dunham Valley National Ralph Elliott Phoenix Red Cross Ray Langham Fite Goamnette Seana Sita

State School Editors Coming to Arizona Conference

Editors and advisers from Arizona high schools including Tucson and Amphitheater have been invited to the second annual journalism conference at the University of Arizona on Saturday. Speakers include Robert Nugent Ben Markland Abe Chanin and Vince Taylor with Alice Vail presiding. program begins at 1 30 p m.

Arizona Tucson Amphitheater High School University of Arizona Phil Bryce Detroit Mich Alice L. Vail Cactus Chronicle University Robert L. Nugent Ben C. Markland University Radio Bureau Abe Chanin The Arizona Daily Star Vince Taylor Eloy Enterprise Deen

Independence Of Israel Observed Festive Night At Young Israel

The first birthday of Israel will be celebrated Friday evening at Young Israel synagogue 2443 E Fourth St Tucson with cantorial casidic and Palestinian music arranged by Cantor Samuel Ganchrow. Program begins 9 p m Rabbi Alexander Grose of New York will discuss the anniversary. Seymour Roth is president and Mrs Clara Levkowicz chairs the arrangements committee.

Israel Young Israel Samuel Ganchrow Alexander Grose New York Tucson Seymour Roth Clara Levkowicz

Forest fire toll sparks 1949 prevention drive

C A Merker of Coronado national forest announced the 1949 campaign noting 30,000,000 acres burned in 1948. He cited human causes 90 percent of fires and urged care from individuals as rangers plan radio, print, and ranger outreach for ranchers and tourists amid dry conditions.

United States C. A. Merker Coronado National Forest Carter Canyon Tucson Santa Catalina Chiricahua Santa Rita Huachuca Merker

Pastor On Trial For Attacking Barkeeper

Rev. A. Luke Fritz a Miami Presbyterian minister faced superior court on a battery charge for an incident at a tavern on New Year’s Eve. Harold Montgomery of Miami accused Fritz of firing a tear gas gun during a scuffle after ministers entered the tavern to photograph alleged violations. Fritz previously was convicted in a justice court and appealed.

GLOBE Miami Justice of the Peace Court Superior Court

Radcliffe to Join European Education Tour for Travel Study

Ralph Radcliffe Tucson sales manager for American Airlines will depart Saturday for a two week educational tour of Europe. Stops include London Paris Frankfurt Amsterdam Glasgow and Shannon as he and R L Fitzpatrick study conditions and transatlantic operations to aid Arizona travelers. He will record interviews for KTUC and resume his Aviation News program after returning.

Europe Ralph Radcliffe Tucson American Airlines Radcliffe London Paris Frankfurt Amsterdam Glasgow Shannon R. L. Fitzpatrick Phoenix KTUC

Arizona Phi Kappa Phi elects 39 University of Arizona students

Thirty-nine University of Arizona students are elected to the Arizona chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. Nine graduates and thirty seniors include Tucson natives and students from Phoenix, Glendale, Douglas, Globe, Tempe, Prescott, Miami, Holbrook, and other cities. Initiation will be at the university commons with Frances Gillmor as banquet speaker.

University of Arizona Arizona Phi Kappa Phi National University Scholarship Society Philip Hudson Fe Society Tucson Marian N. Cain G. G. Wagoner Doris W. Bents Vernon M. Rice Glendale John M. Hamilton Santa Fe N. M John F. Beckman Roswell Mohammad Choudhri Mirpurkhas Sind Pakistan Nazir A. Makdum Miani West Punjab West Pakistan Prem M

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