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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1949

Page

2

Trikkala Greets City Workers Here

Trikkala officials send a formal cable to Tucson city employees expressing a desire to exchange information and discuss issues. Mayor FE T Houston will forward the greeting to Leo Kilcullen, president of the local union, for reading at the October 11 meeting.

Trikkala Tucson Ments Ciud Wali Innavnane FE. T. Houston Leo Kilcullen Kilcullen Greece William S. Bacon Bacon Yale

Best Hens Take Rest After 27th Egg Saving Contest

The University of Arizona’s 27th egg saving contest shows Lincoln, Nebraska based hatchery poultry for the 13 birds saving 3,467 eggs at 74.7 percent production. The top individual hen is a Rhode Island Red from Bagby Poultry Farm Sedalia Missouri laying 306 eggs. The high pen achieved 85.7 percent, up 3.1 percent from last year, as the new race began Saturday before 1949 results were tabulated.

University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station Roscoe Hill Hatchery Lincoln Neb Rhode Island Bagby Poultry Farm Sedalia

Senator Denies Labor Interest In Farm Bill

In Washington on Oct 8 Sen. Robertson charged organized labor seeks to shape farm legislation to unionize farm workers. Anderson’s parity bill would add labor costs to subsidies, boosting payments by about six percent, while AFL leaders and others deny covert labor influence. Leader Lucas warned no direct benefit to farm workers and floated a possible amendment to strike the labor-cost provision.

Washington Sen. Robertson D-Va Senate Sen Anderson D-Nm Robertson American Federation of Labor AFL Pepper D-Fla Lucas

Rhoades to be Appointed to Tucson Housing Authority

R. B. Rhoades of the Southern Pacific Co. will be named tonight to the Tucson housing authority to fill the unexpired term of Bideaux. He lives at 1017 N. Park Ave and serves until Feb. 23, 1951. Mayor E. T. Houston will seek council confirmation. Bideaux resigned to assist Rep. H. A. Patten in establishing offices in Washington.

R. B. Rhoades Southern Pacific Co Tucson Housing Authority Bideaux Ihennes N. Park Ave E. T. Houston Authority Washington Rep. H. A. Patten

Motor Hotel Group To Hear Attorney Speaker at Tucson meeting

The Tucson Motor Hotel association will meet at the San Carlos restaurant tomorrow with Cavatt Roberts, Phoenix attorney, as speaker. Roberts, attorney for the Arizona State Motel association, will discuss The Motel finesse, Arizona's Big Industry.

Tucson Motor Hotel Association San Carlos Cavatt Roberts Phoenix Roberts Arizona State Motel Association Arizona

U Of A Enrollment At All Time Record

Enrollment at the University of Arizona reached a new high with 5850 students registered for the fall term. Registrar C Zaner Lesher said the total exceeds last year’s first semester figure of 5447, with nearly 1000 out of state students and about 19000 admission requests from out of state applicants.

University of Arizona C. Zaner Lesher Lesher

Key Club Guests At Casa Grande Dinner Event

Thirty members of the Kiwanis sponsored Key club from Amphi High School will travel by chartered bus to Casa Grande for a steak dinner hosted by the newly formed Casa Grande Kiwanis club. John Dayton of the Tucson Kiwanis chairs the event. Amphi students will perform a variety program in return. Keith Clawson leads the club promoting better citizenship.

Amphitheater High School Casa Grande

Prescott Judge To Hear Slot Machine Case

Superior Court Judge J Mercer Johnson will hear arguments in Tucson's slot machine controversy. He appointed Judge W E Patterson to preside October 15 for a motion to dismiss Sheriff Jerome P Martin's request to destroy 21 machines in his possession. Cusick represents three clubs and seeks immediate return of the machines.

Superior Court J. Mercer Johnson Tucson W. E. Patterson Prescott Jerome P. Martin E. T. Cusick Cusick Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner Patterson Martin Tucson Press Club Old Pueblo Club el Rio Golf and Country Club South Side

Two Davis-Monthan Airmen Treated After Maple Boulevard Crash

Davis-Monthan airmen Sgt William J Chamberlain and William G Banks were treated for minor injuries after an open car overturned on Maple Boulevard near Pima Avenue and released from Tucson Medical Center. Annabelle Miller of 420 East Speedway and Aelleen Wright of 2125 North Treat Avenue were also listed as injured.

Davis-Monthan Tucson Medical Center Maple Boulevard Pima Avenue William J. Chamberlain William G. Banks Davis-Monthan Hospital Annabelle Miller E. Speedway Aelleen Wright N. Treat Ave

Practice Debates At Arizona Announced For Fourteen Teams

First round pairings for practice debates at the University of Arizona were announced today by Dr. W Arthur Cable director of forensics. Fourteen teams are registered and will debate the question Should the United States Establish a Marshall Plan for the Orient. Practice rounds will be judged and a cumulative record posted for each team and debaters.

University of Arizona W. Arthur Cable United States Orient

Supervisors Meet Late Leave Early In Fast Session

Pima county board of supervisors held a record fast morning session starting 15 minutes late and ending an hour early. In 45 minutes of action they approved three liquor license applications and postponed another, set bids for courthouse lawn renovations and new election file cases, authorized water main installations on Euclid Tyndall and Park avenues, and referred a garbage dump site to the county engineer. New on sale beer and wine licenses were granted for El Rancho Diablo Sells Star route and Gus Buttacavoli. An transfer of an on sale beer and wine license from D C Varley to Sam Schantz was approved. Anthony Stromer’s application for an on sale beer and wine license was postponed to Oct 17 after a 96 signature protest fil ement.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Aenelo Ae ananouIer Euclid Tyndall Park Avenues Tucsons el Rancho Diablo Gus

Full Moon Eclipse In Tucson Tonight

Moonrise is at 6 PM and total lunar eclipse starts at 6 05 PM with a full shadow from 7 20 to 8 30 PM. Officials at Steward Observatory note this is a rare event though observers should plan for darkness despite calendar moonlight. The last Tucson total eclipse occurred on April 13.

Tucson Steward Observatory University of Arizona

Gustav Lile Struck By Car Breaks Leg On Oracle Road

Gustav Lile of 3510 E Bellevue Jr suffered multiple fractures of the right leg when struck by an automobile driven by Fred Carlton Cortaro on Oracle road near Flores street. State patrolman Robert Daley said Lile started to cross, stopped, then moved into the car’s path. He was taken to St Mary's hospital with a dislocated shoulder in addition to leg fractures. no citations were issued.

Gustav Lile E. Bellevue Jr Fred Carlton Cortaro Oracle Road Flores Street Robert Daley Lile St. Mary’s Hospital

Climate Club Drive Off To Good Start

Sunshine Climate club reports early drive totals around 40 000 with 25 000 in cash and pledges and 15 000 in advanced gifts expected to reach the target. Director Russell W Stambaugh says many divisions are still unreported and urges leaders to submit full figures to raise the total.

Sunshine Climate Club Russell W. Stambaugh Tucson Stambaugh

Boy Confesses To Burglaries In Tucson Case

Tucson juvenile authorities hold a 16 year old boy with admitted California record. Detectives say he tried to sell doughnuts near a home and was found armed with brass knuckles and a bicycle chain. He admits 40 burglaries in California and 11 in Tucson in the last two weeks. He identified a second youth involved and aided by local officials.

Tucson California James C. Herron Iirving Schaeler E. Senecast Manny Herreras Lyman Foster Herron

Awards To 13 ROTC Seniors At University Of Arizona

Thirteen University of Arizona seniors were honored as distinguished military students for ROTC work last year and at Camp Hood Texas. Recipients include Aaron E. Lewis Gene S. Cunningham James S. Tolley William C. Irvine William J. Kilcullen Lawrence E. Perry Albert E. Dickinson Barney H. Kergin James A. McHenry Peter L. White Arnold R. Carrillo Vin R. Cirruzzi and Benjamin H. Anderson. The ROTC department also announced two new instructors Sgt Alexander S Ralley and Master Sgt Roy Van Slyck were assigned to the program.

University of Arizona Camp Hood Tex Aaron E. Lewis Tucson Gene S. Cunningham Phoenix James S. Tolley William C. Irvine Coolidge William J. Kilcullen Lawrence E. Perry Albert E. Dickinson Barney H. Kergin James A. McHenry Peter L. White Arnold R. Carrillo Vin R. Cirruzzi New York Benjamin H. Anderson Department of Military Science and Tactics U of A Alexander S. Rallevy Roy van Slyck

Man Charged In Mail Thefts

Lawrence E. Duty, 31, sought in Tucson for mail theft, was captured in Bluefield, West Virginia after a four month, four state manhunt. Postal inspector L. H. Tyer said Duty admitted nothing and waived extradition to face trial. pieces of stolen parcels were found in a hotel room linked to him.

Bluefield W. Va Lawrence E. Duty Tucson L. H. Tyer Duty Southern Pacific James C. Herron Tyer Herron New Mexico Illinois Idaho Ohio West Virginia Tver

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