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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

7

Maybank Warns Against Ending Wage Price Controls

Senator Maybank urged extending wage price controls beyond June 30 as inflationary pressures persist. He supported a longer extension to March 1 of the ext measure and warned Dirksen proposals ending the curbs would be a tragedy. The debate included House plans to extend rent controls and material allocations to 1953.

Washington Maybank D-Sc Senate Banking Committee Semsle UO Tejccl Smkmuchy Wy Dirksen Congress John W. Bricker Ohio Senate Banking Committee Sen House Banking Committee Truman Wage Stabilization Board WSB

Holiday travel predicted with 310 deaths

National Safety Council projects 310 fatalities during the Memorial Day weekend as 35 million motorists hit highways from 6 p.m. today to midnight Sunday. Weather outlook minimal, with scattered showers along the Atlantic coast, Great Plains, and Pacific.

National Safety Council Weather Bureau Atlantic Seaboard Great Plains Pacific Coast Ned H. Dearborn The Safety Council New Jersey Turnpike Washington New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Detroit Airlines Santa Fe Railroad Trans-World Airlines United Air Oir United American Airlines San Francisco Petroleum Administration Chicago Transit Authority Greyhound Lines

Two UA Students Fined After City Court Appearance

Peter Ban Benschoten and Ralph Rotruck, UA students, faced city court after 3 a.m. May 6 for taking a drive-in tray and a $3 unpaid check. Van Benschoten received 10 days in jail and a $100 fine for driving while intoxicated. Rotruck was fined $30 or 30 days for public intoxication. The theft charges were dropped as owners sought their property from the evidence room.

University of Arizona Peter Ban Benschoten Ralph Rotruck North Stone Avenue Campbell Avenue van Benschoten Rotruck Sheriff's Office

Federal court rulings force return of seized slot machines

Three U S district judges rule that possession alone does not justify destruction of coin operated devices, prompting return of thousands seized by the FBI. Some machines will go back to owners in Illinois Kentucky and possibly elsewhere while federal enforcement plans remain unchanged. Nevada has exempted itself from the federal act.

Washington FBI U. S W. Calvin Chesnut Baltimore Herbert W. Christenberry Louisiana Mac Swinford Kentucky Chesnut Howard L. Doyle Springfield Justice Department Congress Nevada

Arizona Small Mine Operators Hear Radioactivity Questions

A Department of Mineral Resources engineer will attend the Arizona Small Mine Operators association meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building Thursday at 8 p.m. to answer queries and test samples for radioactivity. Noon luncheon for the Catalina Rotary Club is at the Talk Of The Town.

Department of Mineral Resources Arizona Small Mine Operators Association Chamber of Commerce Catalina Rotary Club Talk of the Town

Legal Chief Sets Sights On Slots

County Atty Robert Morrison says he will respond to Gov Howard Pyle on Arizona gambling power. Morrison claims AG authority to act in county law enforcement and cites past statements as groundwork to drive gambling and vice from the state within 90 days, noting progress in Pima County and hinting at a campaign pledge if elected.

Robert Morrison Howard Pyle Arizona Morrison Pyle Associated Press Fred O. Wilson Pima Maricopa Yavapai Pima County

Two USC Naval ROTC Seniors to Receive Commissions

Two Tucsonans among 51 USC seniors in naval ROTC will graduate June 14 as commissioned officers. Benjamin Gillig and Jim A. Bradfield receive ensign and second lieutenant ranks, respectively, from Capt. B K Culver. After a 21 day leave they report to sea duty aboard cruisers destroyers battleships and other ships.

T-4-L Advertisement for Athlete's Foot Relief

An ad promotes T-4-L for athlete's foot claiming it peels outer skin to expose and kill buried fungi. It promises relief within one hour with instant drying and offers a refund at Encanto Park Drug on Stone and 3rd.

Stone and 3Rd Encanto Park Drug

County Orders Vote Machines For Pima County

Pima county confirms order with Automatic Voting Machine Co. for 50 additional machines bringing total to 100 for the upcoming primary and general elections. Fifteen machines will be loaned and paid for after the budget is approved, with $47,985 on hand to cover 35 machines and final payment planned later this year.

Tucson Glenton Sykes John Caarls Caarls Pima County Automatic Voting Machine Co Richard E. Kolb Board of Supervisors

Cinco Via Opens Fifth Street Subdivision With Views

Cinco Via, a 20 acre subdivision between Swan and Craycroft opens tomorrow. Owners Sidney Sterlip and Lew Davis will be onsite to guide visitors. The land is divided into 60 lots for self built homes. Features include residential restrictions high ground lots rolled concrete curbs Catalina mountain views and plant mixed paving meeting county standards.

Cinco Via Fifth Street Swan and Craycroft Roads Sidney Sterlip Lew Davis Sterlip Catalina Mountains Pima County Highway Department

Anshei Israel Marks Festival Starts Tonight

Congregation Anshei Israel at 1801 E Sixth St begins Shavuoth observances at sunset with services today and through May 31. Rabbi Marcus Breger leads weekend services. Cantor Maurice Falkow chants. Daily 8 am and sunset prayers. Picnic set for Sunday at Rancho Nezhone chaired by William Levin and Irving Fierson.

Congregation Anshei Israel Sixth St Marcus Breger Breger Maurice Falkow Congregation Anshej Israel Rancho Nezhone William Levin Irving Fierson

Author Bellum Riles Over Latest Book In Bed Fire

Cleveland Ohio May 27 The novelist Franklin Bellum finished his new book Lets Have Samoa then smoked in bed The blanket caught fire and he nearly choked The insurance man quipped rename the book to Lets Have Samoa Fire Insurance and offered policy help at 30521

Cleveland Franklin Bellum Samoa Mr.Bellum Mr. Bellum Flanagan John Flanagan

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