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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

5

Weekend escapes at Tucson guest ranches draw locals and visitors

Tucson residents discover year round guest ranches near Patagonia Elgin Nogales and Willcox offering cattle work friendly hosts and relaxed riding. Travel services in town arrange reservations with Ranch and Resort Reservations and Homer Lininger Travel Service. The appeal blends frontier nostalgia with a soothing rural lifestyle for families and adults seeking a sun filled getaway.

Micheline Keating Tucson Arizona Santa Cruz Valley Casa Rosada Patagonia Starr King Elgin Hereford Roy Rogers Santa Cruz Ranch Nogales Highway Circle 7 Silver Spur Chiricahuas Willcox Homer Lininger Santa Rita Hotel Don Jones Ranch & Resort N. Church St Ore

Mayor Will Speak At Memorial Rites

Tucson Veterans of Foreign Wars post 549 arranges for the mayor to be the main speaker at Memorial day services. Events begin 8:15 a.m. at Evergreen cemetery with a parade to the GAR plot and a 9:30 a.m. address. Remaining observances include a Soldiers plot ceremony and a 10:45 a.m. VFW plot ceremony in South Lawn Memorial park.

Tucson American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Post South Lawn Memorial ‘Park Victor Klauser William D. Ribelin Department of Arizona South Lawn

U S Child Labor Laws Permit Summer Work

Federal labor laws allow vacation jobs for youths under defined conditions. Herman W. Jones of the U S labor department in Arizona notes bans on under 16 year olds on large contracts and under 18 in hazardous occupations. Some roles permit 16 year olds. 14 and 15 may do limited office and sales work. Full details available from Tucson or Phoenix offices.

Herman W. Jones U. S. Department of Labor Arizona Tucson Phoenix

HST Approves Veteran Pay As Stopgap Measure

President Truman approved two bills to aid veterans and dependents, calling them stopgap. The bills raise disability payments for service connected cases and adjust income ceilings for non service connected benefits, plus boost aid to several veteran groups and widows.

HST Washington Truman Congress

Arizonan Among Navy Veterans Arrives In San Diego

CORP. GEORGE R. KINDER gan son of Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Kindergan of 2709 E. La Cienega was one of four Arizonians aboard the transport Gen. John Pope which brought 928 navy and marine Korea veterans to San Diego yesterday.

Storms Threaten Nation After Tornadoes Floods Quakes

Fresh storms followed a siege of tornadoes and earthquakes sweeping the nation. At least 12 dead, heavy property loss, and rapid flooding damaged towns from South Dakota to Texas. Two strong quakes hit Las Vegas with no damage reported. hundreds displaced in South Dakota and Texas. several drownings and fires amid meteorological turmoil.

Las Vegas Nev South Dakota Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Texas Stephenville Jackie Harrell Dublin Tex Adrian Ballard Delcon Cow Creek Tahlequah Okla Bryan Veribest Lawton Ft. Sill FT. Siii Okardh Drumright Tucson

Man Hospitalized After Alleged Beating

Francisco Carranza a 53 year old resident of 221 East 29th street was hospitalized at Southern Pacific hospital with facial abrasions and possible internal injuries after a morning scuffle on West Saint Marys road He said three teenage boys attacked him at about 230 in a lot at 1014 West Saint Marys road and fled with his wallet containing 170 dollars

Francisco Carranza E. 29Th St Southern Pacific West St. Mary’s Road Carranza W. St. Mary’s Rd

Truce talks cool off at Panmunjom violence pause

Panmunjom Korea U N armistice talks enter a three day cooling off period with only an American corporal and a North Korean soldier present as the village sits largely deserted. Maj. Gen. William K Harrison urged the Communists to use the pause to reconsider their position while Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said the break aims to blunt propaganda and push toward a final U N stand offering 70 000 prisoners to return to communism amid 169 000 held. Corp. William R. Spaulding of Topeka Kansas was the sole U N guard on duty at the joint security tent.

Panmunjom Korea U.P United Nations William K. Harrison William P. Nuckols U. N Corp William R. Spaulding Topeka Kas

Phoenix Power Outage Traced to Motorist Damage

A Phoenix motorist struck a guy wire causing a short that shut down power in much of the city for 10 to 30 minutes yesterday evening. Arizona Public Service Co. estimated the resulting switch blowout caused about 15 000 dollars in damage to equipment and lines.

Phoenix W.P Arizona Public Service Co

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