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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1950

Page

9

Memorial Day rites unite 17 patriotic groups in Tucson

Seventeen Tucson patriotic organizations gather for graveside services at Everreen cemetery and South Lawn memorial park to honor Americans who died in battle. The program includes a GAR plot ceremony, Americanism address, ritual observances, wreaths, and taps, with speakers Rev. James Weber and Rev. Paul L. Morgan plus participation from Davis-Monthan base bands and various veterans groups.

Tucson John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Main Gate Everrun Cemetery Gar Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Oliver M. Heflin Arizona House of Representatives Edward B. New VFW Logan Heflin James Weber St. Cyril’s Catholic Church William S. Walsh Paul Russell Marine Reserve Gus Varela Jr Richard Brock Echo American Legion Davis-Monthan South Lawn Memorial Park V.F.W Morgan Plot D-M G.A.R Paul L. Morgan North Tucson Baptist Church New Cochairman Aaymond Brown V.F.W. Post United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Arizona National Guard Naval Reserve Military Order of the Purple Heart Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary Marine Corps League Jewish War Veterans and Auxiliary Catholic War Veterans and Auxiliary Regular Army Veterans and Auxiliary Daughters of the American Revolution Navy Mothers of America Women’s Overseas League David Liggett Hunter Regular Army Veterans of Foreign Wars

Chinese Nationalists Withdraw from Wanshan Islands

The Chinese Nationalists announced they had withdrawn their troops from the Wanshan islands in the Pearl River delta west of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong U.P Wanshan Islands Pearl River Delta

City population guesses from local banker in Tucson

James H Williams, manager at the University of Arizona branch of Valley National Bank, predicts Tucson city population will be 58 000 and Pima county 189 000 as preliminary census figures arrive this week.

Tucson Census Bureau Pima County James H. Williams University of Arizona Valley National Bank

Flagstaff Votes on $385,000 Bond Issue for City Works

Flagstaff property owners vote on a $385,000 bond package funding utilities and construction including $192,000 for sewers, $117,000 for a new city hall, $25,000 for fire equipment, and $51,000 for city water works.

Flagstaff U.P

Summer Teen Dances Schedule Set by Tucson Musicians Union

The Tucson Federation of Musicians Local 771 with Pima County Recreation posts a free summer dance series for teens and parents. Opening June 10 at the University of Arizona features Jack Kimmell and his orchestra, followed by weekly events through August 25 with various school venues and bands. A September 1 teenage dance festival at the Sports Center caps the season with jitterbug prizes and three bands.

Tucson Federation of Musicians Pima County Recreational Department PTA Recreation Department University of Arizona Jack Kimmell Ernie Lewis Musicians’ Union Catalina Francis Gallagher Ft. Lowell Lowell Church Amphitheater Charley Brady Flowing Wells Roy Mack Wakefield School George Masa Santa Cruz Filiberto Quintero Charley Ford Manuel Rios Rodeo Fairgrounds Jimmy Martin

Soviet Court Sentences German Banker to Life

Emil Hechler, a former German banker, was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court in the Soviet occupation zone for speculating in vitamin C chemical supplies. He allegedly acquired 9,278 pounds of chemicals from former army stocks and secretly sold half to a West Berlin firm, enough to meet vitamin C needs of about 3,000,000 East Germans for two years. A brother of Hechler reportedly worked for an export company in New York.

Berlin Emil Hechler ADN Hechler West Berlin New York

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