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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1952

Page

6

Tucson launches third annual auto safety month with green stickers

Tucson Newspapers sponsors a voluntary car safety drive issuing 10000 green windshield stickers to garages and dealers for free safety checks through May 31. Drachman notes compliance is urged. stickers mark good condition with a green cross and safety tip on reverse.

Tucson Tucson Newspapers, Inc Frank Drachman TNI Drachman Arizona Daily Star Tucson Daily Citizen N. Stone

Court Upsets County Plans In Arizona Bond Ruling

Arizona Supreme Court rules county boards must obtain real property owners consent before issuing bonds for public buildings. The decision blocks a 2.5 million dollar courthouse bond and a 500 thousand dollar hospital bond without voter approval, though plans may be placed on the ballot. The ruling also voids a $3,000 note against a Tucson woman’s property obtained by fraud. Harry Ackerman filed suit to block the issues.

Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court County Boards of Supervisors J. Homer Boyd Lambert Kautenburger State Supreme Court Pima County Pima Tucson

Deutschland Ueber Alles Return To West German Anthem

Bonn reports an official move to restore the Deutschland Lied as West Germany s national anthem with the chorus Germany above all. President Theodor Heuss is expected to announce the plan, and Allied authorities indicate no objection though the tune had long been linked to imperialism.

Bonn Germany West Germany Theodor Heuss Allied High Commission Heuss

Main Street Gunfire Pales Korean Fighting

Marine veteran Pfc. Clifford Kost 20 of Camp Del Mar said he accidentally shot himself twice in the wrist at a Main Street shooting gallery in Los Angeles. He reported firing a .22 rifle then it fired again as he set it down amid the excitement, but he was not seriously hurt.

Los Angeles Main Street Clifford Kost Camp del Mar

Palo Verde Paintings On Display At University Museum

An art exhibit at the state museum on the University of Arizona campus showcases palo verde paintings by many artists. The reviewer praises variety, individual works by L. B. Curtis Beatrice Edgerly Jeanette Brown and others while noting some monotony and a desire for more watercolors and portraits.

State Museum University of Arizona L. B. Curtis Beatrice Edgerly Jeanette Brown Ray Strang Dashiell Bronson Velma Lisberg James Souden Hutton Webster Jr Palo Verdes Louise Norton Beula Wadsworth Stella Roca al Skelly Lucy Drake Marlow Gipsy Clark

New Holladay School Dedicated With Evening Ceremony

Dedication tonight at 8 p.m. for the new Holladay elementary school at East 34th street and Fremont avenue. Talks by Robert D. Morrow and State Sen. Tom Collins precede a fifth grade choral reading and school chorus performance.

Holladay Elementary Robert D. Morrow Tucson Leslie McQuary East 34Th Street Fremont Avenue Leonidas Holladay Davis W. C. Davis Drachman S. H. Drachman Davis and Drachman Holladay

Record 111,570 Travel To Alaska

Secretary Chapman reported 111,570 people traveled to Alaska last year, a 32 percent rise from 1950. Southbound travel totaled 101,695, up about 31.6 percent. He noted 55 percent of travelers used scheduled air lines.

Washington 1.P Oscar L. Chapman Alaska Chapman

Enid Firemen Cook Beans After Food Cost Drive

Enid Oklahoma fire fighters at three stations launched an economy drive by cooking at the fire houses. For over a week they have eaten only beans, the sole dish they know how to prepare.

Enid. Okla

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