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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

7

Tucson Youth Priced Summer Programs Wide Open

Camps and parks map a busy Tucson summer for youths with YMCA YWCA Scouts and church groups offering sessions at Oracle Catalina Mt Lemmon Palo Verde Chinaberry and other sites. Activities include camping swimming Spanish classes and day camps with varied costs registration deadlines and age ranges.

Con Vance Tucson YMCA Triangle Y Ranch Oracle Red Feather Japan Los Angeles YWCA Lil Liandre Lawton Catalina Mountains Boy Scouts Catalina Council Mt. Lemmon Palo Verde Elks’ Center Chinaberry Santa Rita Park

Speech Reading Clinics At University Of Arizona

Registration ends Monday for admission to the speech center at the University of Arizona running June 11 to July 14. Mrs. Laura Ganoung supervises Tucson public schools and the program, directed by Mrs. Lydia Newton for the Arizona Crippled Children's society. The twofold aim trains teachers in observing speech difficulties in children and gives hands on practice to help students overcome problems. Maximum enrollment is 25 pupils. A reading clinic led by Mrs. Ganoung and Dr. Vergil H. Hughes runs June 11 to Aug. 14 for 50 children with serious reading issues, with practice using audiometer and tele binocular devices to locate hearing and seeing difficulties.

House OF Neighborly Service Sky Line Miami Pichery Canyon Chiricahua Mountains W. 38Rd St Mexico Westminister Foundation Brandes School Brandes Ranch East Broadway Wilmot Road Salvation Army James Kinley O’wood Oracle Music Institute Youth Bible and Rancho del Rio Methodists Mingus ‘Mountain Pinery Canyon University of Arizona Laura Ganoung Tucson Lydia Newton Arizona Crippled Children’s Society Ganoung Vergil H. Hughes

Russia Produces More Planes Than U S By Wide Margin

Russia appears to build 12 to 15 military aircraft for every seven the United States produces. Data from military and industry sources underpins Speaker Rayburn’s claim that American air superiority is slipping. The discussion covers aircraft mix, training, and budget constraints affecting reach to 143 wings.

Russia U.S Washington United States Fam Rayburn House Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force Senate Appropriations America Rayburn Joint Chiefs of Staff Defense Lovett

Campership call seeks camp help for Tucson youths

The Tucson Community Council youth section reports 437 girls and 589 boys aged 8 to 15 need camp aid, but only 275 boys and 75 girls camperships are available. Miss Elizabeth Howsare asks Tucson groups to consider partial support and urges contacting the YWCA or local groups with camping facilities.

Tucson Community Council Tucson Elizabeth Howsare Miss Howsare YWCA

Campers Fears of Polio Allayed

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says no need to alter summer camping for children this year. Dr Hart E Van Riper notes no greater risk in camp than at home. A report titled Polio in Relation to Camping says camps may open unless a local outbreak exists.

National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Hart E. van Riper March of Dimes Organization

Two youths arraigned in tire theft case at county court

Deputies on North Stone avenue detained two youths after spotting tires being thrown over a fence near E R Heap Tire Co. Ellsworth Scho ler, 18, waived a preliminary hearing and was held for superior court on grand theft with a $500 bond. The other youth was sent to juvenile court. Off duty deputies recovered tires batteries tools and three stolen car cameras during the incident.

Justice of the Peace James M. HowsSare Ellsworth Scholer N. Bonita St K. L. Sturgeon Pat Cleary Stone Avenue

Presbyterians Drop Church Law on Remarriage Rules

The Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. abolished the one year waiting period before remarriage after divorce and dropped language privileging the innocent party. The 164th annual assembly approved the change amid debates over remarriage policy and plans for interchurch cooperation leading toward a potential union with two other branches.

New York Presbyterian Church U.S.A Presbyterian U.S United Presbyterian Church Ralph W. Lloyd Marvville College Marvville Tenn Interchurch Relations Commission General Assemblies Henry L. McCorkle Philadelphia Colombia South America McCorkle Presbyterian Life

Tucson's Desert Home Makers Grooming Demo Wordings

Home makers meet Wednesday at 1809 East Water Street hosted by Mrs. Fred Clements. Mrs. George Steele and Mrs. P. J. Bramley will lead a grooming demonstration for attendees.

Tucson Desert Fred Clements E. Water St George Steele P. J. Bramley

Jail Fight In City Jail Injures Prisoner Torres

Juan S. Torres, 431 Rosales Jr., treated at county hospital and returned to jail after injuries from a city jail fight. Ramon D. Variés, 800 W. Congress St., charged with assault and released from Florence state prison Wednesday. Witnesses say the men fought after morning cell cleaning. jailer reports Variés knocked Torres down and kicked him. Variés was previously sentenced to prison from Pima County in 1949 for a robbery conviction.

Juan S. Torres Rosales Jr Ramon D. Varies Congréss Sr Florence Torres Variés Congress St Varles Pima County

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