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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1950

Page

3

Primley to Retire After 25 Years With Southern Pacific

Phillip H Primley will swing his last lantern June 1 ending 25 years of service with Southern Pacific. He joined Dec 10 1925 at Tucson and moved to passenger work in recent years after earlier service on the Benson to Patagonia Tombstone and Fairbanks mixed runs. He plans hunting and fishing with a first trip to the White mountains with his wife.

Phillip H. Primley E. Mohave Southern Pacific Primley Tucson Eastern Lines Prim Ley Benson Patagonia Tombstone Fairbanks White Mountains

Stage Picnic Memorial Day at Rancho Diablo

The annual Congregation Anshei Israel picnic will be held at 11 a.m. Memorial Day next Tuesday at Rancho Diablo on Ajo road. Transportation from East Sixth Street and North Martin is available. Games and swimming will be featured, with lunch options or on-site purchase. committee members include William Levin, Nathan Pann, Morris Slavin, Louis Zeiden, Eugene Spiegel, Harold Imber, Louis Zimbler, and Nathan Bowen.

Congregation Anshei Israel Rancho Diablo Ajo Road Sixth Avenue East Sixth Street North Martin William Levin Nathan Pann Morris Slavin Louis Zeiden Eugene Spiegel Harold Imber Louis Zimbler Nathan Bowen

Memorial services planned by railway unions and auxiliaries

Six railway unions and five ladies auxiliary groups will take part in the fifth annual memorial services for departed members. The 3 p.m. Sunday ceremony at Plumer Avenue Baptist mission will be led by Rev. C. W. McCorckle with about 300 railroad workers and families expected. Glenn B. Wood heads arrangements and Mrs. Tom Davenport handles music. Floral tributes will be sent to shut ins and hospital patients after the rites. Participating unions include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen and Engineers, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Order of Railway Conductors and Walter Baldwin lodge 1059, Yardmen.

Plumer Avenue Baptist Mission C. W. McCorckle Mission Auditorium Glenn B. Wood Mission School Tom Davenport Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen and Engineers Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Order of Railway Conductors Walter Baldwin Lodge

Toscanini Tour Ends Tonight

Philadelphia crowds fill the Academy of Music for the NBC Symphony final concert on a 20 city coast to coast tour. Anne Schotzinoff travels with 106 musicians as secretary and companion to Toscanini and tour director Jack Williams. The young secretary notes the crew faced many tasks including letters, tickets, instrument tracing and lost items. One orchestra member even misplaced his pants but recovered them. Anne shares she learned about music and poker during the trip.

The Academy NBC Symphony America Anne Cookie) Schotzinoff Toscanini Jack Williams Samuel Schotzinoff National Broadcasting Co Radio Corporation of America Victor

Congress Daynotes: Bills, Nominations, and Alleged Secrets

In recess Congress committees debated a basing point bill letting industries absorb freight costs and sell at uniform delivered prices. The commerce panel approved banning interstate transmission of horse and dog race news before races. Labor backed a maritime hiring halls bill. Relations subcommittee heard a prosecutor claim Amerasia case weak due to illegally obtained evidence. Armed services discussed alleged secret Pacific bases prior to Pearl Harbor. A lobbying subpoena targeted officials from several groups. President Truman sent nominations including Edward L. Norton to the Federal Reserve Board.

Senate Commerce Committee Labor Committee Foreign Relations Subcommittee Amerasia Armed _— services committee Pearl Harbor House Lobbying Committee Committee For Committee For Constitutional Government Constitutional Education League National Economic Council White House Truman Edward Lee Norton Federal Reserve Board

Youths Go To Boys State From Tucson

Twenty seven Tucson youths left for the fourth annual Boys State at Arizona State College in Flagstaff. Sponsored by the American Legion, the nonpartisan program runs through June 3 with hundreds of state youths, organizing city county and state government and delivering nonmilitary civic instruction. Local sponsors include Amphi Theater Men’s Club, Elks, Knights of Columbus, Lions, Kiwanis, and various American Legion posts. Herbert Helm leads the trip. attendees from Tucson include Fritz Schmitz, Tommy W. Bentley, Archie Vadal Humphrys Jr., and many others.

Tucson Arizona State College Flagstaff American Legion Boys State Amphitheater Men’s Club Elks Knights of Columbus Lions Club Kiwanis Club Cocio-Estrada Morgan McDermott Charles Young Herbert Helm Fritz Schmitz Tommy W. Bentley Archie Vadal Humphrys Jr Tully Clovis Abbott Jr Stephen Joseph Schneider Robert Norris Pesqueira Richard Randell Poe Kenneth Leigh Hanson Benny Quiroz Rincon Jon Ray Robson James Richard Anklam J. Frank Lockhart Ernest Encinas Padilla Robert Stanley Boyle John Bowen Faton Joseph Robert Lacagnina James Hiram Lindsey Allen Breed Lovekin Joseph Lawrence Midler Johnny Wesley Miller Alfred Bustamente Rico Donald Laurence Seamands Donald Thomas Slates Robert Alan Booth Allen Cohen Jim Arthur Gould Richard Ford

Cominform to Meet in Poland Next Week

The independent Rome newspaper In Momento said a Cominform meeting would be held next week in Poland. It quoted Rome Communist sources that Senator Eugenio Reale former Italian ambassador to Warsaw and possibly Palmiro Togliatti Italian Communist leader would attend.

Rome Momento Cominform Poland Eugenio Reale Warsaw Palmiro Togliatti

Officer Fells of Capturing Young Killers

Truckee California May 27. Highway Patrolman William Gautsche recounts radio alert for two teenage murder suspects, his pursuit from Truckee to Reno, the capture of James McKay 19 and Robert Strum 18, the recovery of the officers guns, and the elderly motorist left shaken by the incident.

William Gautsche Shasta County Truckee Calif Highway Patrol George Schrom Reno Nev James McKay Robert Strum Schrom McKay Earl Sholes Dan Heryford Strum

Moreno Goes To Airway School

Sgt Frank F Moreno son of Mr and Mrs Loreto Moreno 514 N Herbert sr is attending a course to become an air ways traffic controller Upon completion he will return to Brooks air force base Texas to resume duties as control tower operator Awaiting re assignment Sgt Moreno has two and a half years in airway and air communications service and recently reenlisted for six years He has more than four years service.

Frank F. Moreno Loreto Moreno N. Herbert Sr Moreno Brooks Air Force Base Texas Airways and Air Communications Service

City Population Guess for Tucson and County

The article outlines a census definition and presents Charles M. Nielsen of Martin Drug in Tucson as the 12th guesser. He estimates 57,500 people in the city limits and 168,000 in Pima County, with a preliminary census report expected midweek.

United States Webster U. S Charles M. Nielsen Martin Drug Stores Tucson Nielsen Pima County Census Bureau

Paris Sights in Color Film at Catalina Theatre

Catalina theatre in Tucson presents The Man on the Eiffel Tower for five days starting Sunday. The color adventure crime drama stars Charles Laughton Franchot Tone Burgess Meredith Jean Wallace Patricia Roc Belita filmed entirely around Paris. Tone and Irving Allen produced it directed by Meredith featuring a chase through Paris streets and up the Eiffel Tower.

Gay Paree Tucson Catalina Theater Catalina Charles Laughton Franchot Tone Burgess Meredith Tone Irving Allen Meredith Paris Eiffel Tower

Reverend Russell to Speak at First Congregational Church

Rev. Robert M. Russell of the Russell Ranch School will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday service. The chancel choir directed by Ann Eaton will provide a special musical program.

Robert M. Russell Russell Ranch School First Congregational Church Ann Eaton

Combination Bed In One Hollywood Style Set

Twin size bed with mattress and box springs offered for 20 dollars with options for double and king sizes. Compact ad notes the full assembly and coordinated look of the unit.

Hollywood

State Income Tax Revenues Down A Third

Phoenix May 27 The Arizona income tax division projects 1949 tax returns at 5.7 million, about 2.5 million less than 1948’s 8.2 million. Kent Lockwood cites weaker corporation earnings, copper price declines, and many delinquents as factors. final 1949 totals await second payments due June 13.

Phoenix Kent Lockwood Lockwood

Find 400 Lbs. Deadly Poison In Town Dump

Bilton police searched the town dump on May 27 to locate the source of 400 pounds of deadly sodium cyanide found in six steel drums. Authorities suspect the poison originated from nearby steel plants and are pursuing leads.

Bilton Staffordshire England

Turson Bailey Citizen 3 May 27 950 Dump Sparks Poison Fear

A dump near Bilton, with cyanide drums found by children, risks mass poisoning. Police say the drums could kill 860000 people if released. Bilton population listed as 31430.

Turson Bilton

Russians Seen Real People By U N Head

Lake Success May 27 The U N secretary general Trygve Lie said Russians wore shoes and neckties and suits like anyone else He noted Russia had soccer fans similar to Brooklyn Dodgers rooters and that ordinary daily life in Moscow appeared more advanced than in 1946.

Summer School opens in Susan H Ingle studio

Susan H Ingle announces Arts Crafts and Dramatics Summer School starting June 1 at 1324 E Broad way. The program runs 9 to 12 with drawing painting metal crafts dramatics and ceramics for ages from kindergarteners to junior high. DIAL 2-3120.

Susan H. Ingle E. Broadway

Memorial Day blooms in cemeteries worldwide and wreaths

Memorial Day approaches and LANGERS offers fresh and everlasting wreaths sprays and crosses plus bouquets from 3.00. The ad highlights Lang ers Stone and Pennington and lists contact dial information. Also promoted are The Kitchen caterers at 10 N Tucson Blvd offering wedding suppers and receptions with bouquets. The Corral at 51 W Congress selling western wear. and El Conquistador Swimming Pool open daily with 60 cent pool charge and refreshments. HARV and RONNIE JOHNSON adjacent to Paulos.

Langers Stone and Pennington Tucson Blvd Corral Congress West Thig Shop Harv Ronnie Johnson Paulos Stone EL Conquistador East Broadway

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