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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
3
Enid Oklahoma firemen faced a tight meal budget and cooked at the fire house. They survived ten days eating only beans in various preparations. Last week a raise and recipes from the Sénith family in Pueblo Colorado eased the shortage. Now they say they eat beans only every other day.
Tucson high school students in a 7 15 p m concert at the high school stadium will conduct the band with senior Dick Parker Beverly Cummings and Duane Burr as student conductors. The event precedes baccalaureate exercises with Rev Ferguson as main speaker and Rev George C Vance Rev Dale E Hewitt giving invocations and scripture. Commencement follows at 8 p m Tuesday under adviser T D Romero with Rev George M Dyke giving the invocation and benediction.
A Denver & Rio Grande freight train rammed the rear of another one mile west of Pueblo early today killing conductor Hal Van Wye and brakeman L. E. Hammond. Three other crew members were seriously injured and all five men were local residents. Officials noted both trains were moving east into Pueblo and the cause remained undetermined as track wreckage was cleared.
The Tucson Humane Society has elected officers for the year including Miss Jeannette Brown president and Dr. John L. Hinds first vice president. Others are Mrs. George Ferguson second vice president, Mrs. John R. Fell secretary, Major Nancy King treasurer, with directors Mrs. Durlin Hackett Dr. J. B McQuown Mrs. C. T. Bates and Mrs. Katherine Boydunt.
Amphitheater school will host a summer recreation program starting June 9 with daily activities Monday through Friday from 4 to 9 pm. Sports include softball volleyball and basketball with tournaments for individual events such as badminton horse shoes and table tennis. A library program runs first week of June with Carnegie Library material available Tuesday and Friday evenings. Music groups meet daily 8 to 11 am, advanced band evenings three days weekly. Lawrence Wilson and Dick Moyle lead groups as Amphitheater teachers.
A charge of furnishing liquor to minors was dismissed against Arthur L. Becher, bartender at the Bay Horse tavern. State officials Morrison and Hymer explained R. B. Terrell, license holder, was fined $100 after a hearing by the state liquor commissioner. Terrell warned to comply with state laws or risk license suspension.
The Greater Pittsburgh airport, second largest in the nation, opens its modern terminal and facilities this Saturday. The 33 million dollar project covers 1600 acres in Allegheny county, with a seven story terminal and finger docks for 300 planes, aiming to spur growth despite concerns over projected annual losses.
An ad describes FASTEETH as an improved alkaline denture powder to secure plates. It claims relief from loose fit and annoyance, promising firmer teeth and reduced worries about denture movement.
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