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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1949

Page

3

Higher Pensions Likely Next Goal Of Labor Unions

Washington October 1 The pension wins won by John L Lewis and Walter Reuther push unions toward higher pensions. Ford workers may see $100 monthly pensions with government social security offsets under future changes. The CIO steelworkers seek similar gains, while the 1935 social security framework lags behind rising living costs.

Washington John L. Lewis Lewis Walter Reuther CIO Auto Workers Ford Motor Co CIO Reuther Ford Congress

Varied UA dramatic arts season to feature Shakespeare and premiere

University of Arizona theater season in Herring Hall presents a varied slate from The Late Christopher Bean to The Jade Bracelet. Includes The Shop at Sly Corner Mary of Scotland and Richard II with special music, plus a May comedy finale. Preseason ticket drive runs through Oct 22. PVT Henry Lopez Jr. serves in Kumagaya, Japan.

Tucson University of Arizona Dramatic Arts Department Herringhall Peter R. Marroney Marroney Caponsacchi the Guardsman Christopher Bean Sidney Howard Sly Corner Edward Percy Dramatic Arts Department Theater Guild Dramatic Arts College of Fine Arts G. A. Baker Glenn A. Baker University Fairfax P. Walkup Robert C. Burroughs

October Movie News and Warm Tucson Weekend Forecast

Weather forecasts promise increasing clouds and a warmer weekend in Tucson. September set heat records with an average of 82.2 degrees and very little rain, while yearly rainfall trails normal. Universal-International plans to film The Girl Who Took the West in Tucson with Yvonne De Carlo and Charles Coburn, plus local publicity by Henderson-Neff. CAPT. Joseph A. Marian, with wife in Tucson, arrives in Okinawa for overseas duty with the fourth truck transportation battalion.

U. S. Weather Bureau Tucson University of Arizona Weather Station U of A Yvonne de Carlo Charles Coburn Hollywood Universal-International Pictures Old Pueblo West Universal Henderson-Neff Advertising Agency Johnny Stooligeon Howard Duff Joseph A. Marian Okinawa Fourth Truck Transportation Battalion

Sunset Limited Schedule Changes Announced by SP

W Travis Jones announces changes to the Sunset Limited between Los Angeles and New Orleans. Eastbound arrivals move to 4:00 a.m. with 4:15 a.m. departure, while westbound arrives at 7:35 p.m. with 7:45 p.m. departure. Previous eastbound times were 2:40 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. and westbound 9:25 p.m. to 9:40 p.m.

Southern Pacific Los Angeles New Orleans W. Travis Jones Tucson

Romero Will Talk Before PTA Council

The Pima county PTA council meets at 2 p.m. Monday at Mission View school with Roosevelt and Safford PTA groups hosting. T. D. Romero will speak on Fr. Grant and the bylaws committee will report. Mrs. P. M. Breeding leads a parliamentary law class.

Pima County PTA Council Mission View School Roosevelt and Safford Pta T. D. Romero Grant P. M. Breeding Leland Burkhart J. Mercer Johnson John Underwood Jr Charles Schuch Ivy M. Clark S. C. Leary Warner Taylor Paul Guitteau T. L. Scott Margaret Leddy Louis A. Haas Goals George Bideaux Charles M. Condron Ruth

Tarson Baily Citizen Saturday Evening 1949 notices

Community notes list figures such as Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. John D. O Neill among speakers and organizers for juvenile protection legislation music publicity radio and health fund treasurer roles. Names include Mrs. Dean Frost Mrs. Lynn Bierbaum Mrs. Kenneth McVey and Mrs. Gipson among others.

State Fair Art Show Attracts Numerous Exhibits

Phoenix, Oct. 1. The 23rd annual Arizona State Fair art exhibit runs Nov. 4 to 13. Alfred E. Knight, exhibit chairman, says entries from California Michigan Illinois Colorado Indiana and Kansas are received. Fine arts entries close Oct. 20.

Phoenix WUPA Alfred E. Knight California Michigan Ilinois Colorado Indiana Kansas Knight

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By James Marlow Pvt Henry Lopez JR 82Nd Field Artillery Kumagaya Japan Henry Lopez Sr Richards Paving CO Pha Arizona Gilead Carl Monthan W. Fresno St. Mary's Hospital U.S. Weather Bureau Sunset Limited Romero Tarson Baily Citizen Tyndell Ave Hoffman Ea A F.H.A Swan—Salesman
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