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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1950

Page

2

Mayor Taps Committees with Few Changes for Year

Mayor E. T. Houston released a largely reappointed slate of committees and boards for the coming year. New members appear on Aviation, Chamber of Commerce aviation, Board of Adjustment, and several others, with many existing names retained across Health, Plumbing, Boxing, Flood Control, Greens, and Park related panels.

E. T. Houston Aviation Committee Monte Mansfield F. G. Priser Phil — J. Martin Jr S. T. Adams Hub Phenicie Roy Drachman Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee Board of Adjustment Frank Drachman Lew Place James E. Brady Harry Sellers Byron Ivancovich Board of Examiners and Appeals Roy Place Pat Tidmarsh Cecil H. Moore William Dunipace John Park Baseball Commission Board of Health William J. Pistor Board of Plumbing Examiners Boxing and Wrestling Commission David M. Levitt Gertrude Penn Earl F. Anderson Robert Fish Jonathan Booth William A. Muse Harold L. Lamb Mary C. Spangler New E. J. Nehring John Burns F. Payne Dearing Frank FE. Dawson J. O. Niemann Fred Ronstadt Lambert Kautenburger Jeanne McQuown E. A. Conley Charles A. Brady Water Committee William R. Mathews G. E. P. Smith Harold Schwalen A. P. Martin

Trolley Speed Is Disputed In Chicago Probe

Chicago probes into a deadly street car collision that killed 32 people as firefighters battled fires at 62nd and State. Investigators focus on trolley speed and rear door operation amid conflicting passenger accounts. Conductor Liddell, arrested for leaving the scene, testified doors jammed while some riders escaped through the center door. Witnesses described speeds from about 30 mph to not more than 10–12 mph, with the coroner’s tally placing the dead at 32. The inquest was adjourned to June 1.

Chicago National Safety Council William C. Liddell Chicago Transit Authority Liddell CTA Charles G. Klein Ralph Budd Paul Manning Manning A. L. Brodie

Premiere of The Furies in Tucson Planned

Promotional plans for the world premiere of The Furies in Tucson on July 21 and 22 expanded as five Paramount publicity men will meet with local committee chairmen on Wednesday. They will share overall procedure ideas and take Tucson suggestions. a decorations subcommittee has tentative plans to suspend intersection decorations downtown and possibly place billboards and banners in transportation terminals. Walter Seltzer Jerry Pickman and George Aurelius will join the Hollywood Paramount staff for the sessions.

Tucson Paramount Hollywood Walter Seltzer Hal Wallace Productions Jerry Pickman George Aurelius Phoenix

Former Chinese Premier W. W. Yen Dies in Shanghai

Hong Kong reports the death of W. W. Yen at 73 from heart disease after a long career as premier and diplomat. He studied at the University of Virginia and served as minister to the United States Sweden Germany and Denmark and as ambassador to Russia. His last posts included a Nationalist delegation effort to Peiping and chairmanship of the Shanghai Sino Soviet friendship association.

Hong Kong W. W. Yen China Shanghai Yen University of Virginia United States Sweden Germany Denmark Russia Nanking Peiping Sino-Soviet Friendship Association

Discarded Cigarette Causes Powder Blast in Neiva

A discarded cigarette reportedly ignited stored powder in a dry goods store in Neiva, killing at least ten people and injuring fourteen. Six buildings in the commercial area were destroyed. The blast occurred yesterday about 150 miles southwest of Bogota.

Bogota Colombia Neiva

University of Arizona to close campus offices Memorial Day

All University of Arizona offices will be closed Tuesday for Memorial Day. Examinations scheduled for that day are canceled.

University of Arizona

Woman Driver Sought After School Zone Crash In City

Deputies search for a woman driver of a 1949 green Ford sedan after it struck a student in a South Sixth Avenue school zone. Arthur Wooster, 13, suffered minor bruises. boys misread the license as a 1949 Ford, though it matched a 1942 Ford jeep.

South Sixth Avenue 44Th Street Arthur Wooster 34Th St Wooster Barney Armstrong South Sixth Armstrong

Elks Install New Officers in Prescott Convention

Prescotts 35th Arizona Elks convention installs new officers led by Dr W V Ammons of Phoenix with Stanley Sleeman as VP and trustees Oscar Osterman Kingman R C Russell Jr Ajo and W R Wilder Douglas. Antler lodges formed for ages 18 to 21. three existing in Ajo Phoenix and Kingman. About 11 700 members statewide. Banquet tonight at Hassayampa hotel with ritual contests and a basketball game tomorrow between Kingman and Phoenix.

Prescott Arizona Elks Association Prescott Senior High School Elks Ajo Phoenix Kingman W. V. Ammons Stanley Sleeman Oscar Osterman R. C. Russell Jr W. R. Wilder Douglas Ammons Leo Gavigan Ben Brokaw Mesa Arthur Turner Miami Arizona Hassarampa

Board Rules Strikers Can't Destroy Property

The National Labor Relations Board ruled strikers may be fired for attacking or threatening nonstrikers and destroying property. The decision concerns a three year old case from Port Rico Container Corp. at Hato Rey Puerto Rico and 24 strikers from a General Federation of Workers of Puerto Rico affiliate.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Port Rico Container Corp Hato Rey P. R General Federation of Workers of Puerto Rico

Divorce Discloses Horatio Alger Tale

SEATTLE May 27 A married couple that hardly had enough money for their honeymoon 15 years ago split up in divorce court yesterday. They split up almost a million dollars in cash and property with Mrs Gerda A Berry 44 granted the divorce from Nathaniel E Berry 63 on cruelty grounds. She received the Sorrento hotel valued at 300000 23 000 cash and household property. Berry received a 375000 medical dental building in Klamath Falls Ore a 40000 wheat ranch in Kansas a 20000 mortgage on Kansas City property and 20000 in cash. They will share equally in proceeds of sale of a 20000 home here. Berry told of quick rise from rags to riches due to hotel and apartment investments. He said he spent only 2000 in living expenses the past 11 months and joked about betting on races.

Seattle Gerda A. Berry Nathaniel E. Berry Sorrento Berry Klamath Falls Ore Kansas Kansas City

Tuccson Cement Co Leads in Masonry Materials

Tuccson Cement Co has supplied leading concrete masonry materials for over 13 years, serving builders and contractors with durable products and reliable delivery across the region. The firm emphasizes quality, consistency, and expert technical support for masonry projects.

Tuccson

Dr William Stockwell 51 Dies Forest Genetics Leader

Dr William Palmer Stockwell a University of Arizona alumnus and soil expert died last week in Berkeley California at 51 He led forest genetics work for the California forest and range experiment station directing studies that produced hybrid pine trees now tested across U S forested regions Earlier he served as regional agronomist for the soil conservation service in New Mexico and did plant adaptation research for the Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior Arizona He is survived by his wife mother a brother a sister a daughter and a grandson.

William Palmer Stockwell University of Arizona Berkeley Calif Stockwell California Forest and Range Experiment Station United States Soil Conservation Service New Mexico Boyce-Thompson Arboretum Superior Ariz W. P. Stockwell Dean of Agriculture

Warns Australians of Communist Peril

CANBERRA May 27 Prime Minister Robert Menzies accused agents of Russian communism as fomenters of industrial disturbance. He warned that these agents aim to sabotage Australia resources and self-defensive strength and that indifference to Communist activity at home endangers safety and independence. He spoke after anti-Communist legislation passed the House and before the Senate.

Canberra Austria Pye Robert G. Menzies Menzies Australia China Indo-China Malaya Senate House of Representatives

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