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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

Page

7

Dr Marvin Named Deputy Director At War Department

Dr Marvin, former president of the University of Arizona and current president of George Washington University, was appointed by Secretary of War Patterson as deputy director of the war department's research and development division. He has long promoted nuclear physics studies and worked with Carnegie and American Council on Education on national recovery era education.

Cloyd Heck Marvin University of Arizona George Washington University of Washington D. C Robert P. Patterson War Department Marvin George Washington University Cumberland United States George Washington Carnegie Institution Washington U. S Pan-American Scientific Congress American Council On Education Carnegie Foundation Findlay, O Stanford University of Southern California Harvard University of New Mexico Arizona Truman Stuart

Islamic law rights for slaves include clothing feeding and marriage

Under Islamic law slaves are entitled to clothing and food. Every male slave is to be provided with a wife and their offspring maintained by the master.

Alaska Voters Weigh Statehood In Historic Bid

Juneau reports Alaska's canoe vote aimed at boosting support for statehood in the November election. The Alaska Statehood Association argues statehood ends territorial discrimination and grants full legislative powers, despite fears of increased costs including at least 500000 for new state courts and up to 2000000 overall.

Juneau Alaska Alaska Statehood Association Washington Congress Association United States

Stunting Flier Crash Kills Pilot and Eight Students

A single seater Firefly crashed into a school hall in Apeldoorn, Holland, killing the pilot Max Christen and eight boys, with several others injured. The left wing struck the roof during stunting over the pilot’s home, the gasoline tank exploded, and witnesses saw boys flee burning clothes. Four boys died en route to hospital and four more died after arrival. the pilot’s mother also died of a heart attack. Soldiers aided survivors as a teacher and others remained critically injured.

Apeldoorn Holland Max Christern

Alaska native care and fisheries regulation costs

Fragment lists estimated expenditures including caring for Alaska natives at 1 909 800 dollars and mentions maintenance of highways and regulation of fisheries as part of the scope.

Alaska

Atkinson Heads Arizona Rhodes Scholarship Committee

Dr. Alfred Atkinson, president of the University of Arizona, was named head of the state committee to select four Rhodes scholarship candidates for 1947. Dr. Robert W. Nugent serves as secretary, with two other members unnamed. The state group will meet December 19 to choose two regular students and two war service students.

Alfred Atkinson University of Arizona Frank Aydelotte Robert W. Nugent University’s College of Liberal Arts

Court to recess Friday as judge attends statewide meetings

The Pima county superior court will be without a judge Friday noon for the first time in over five years. Judge Eva De Concini departs to Phoenix for a Florence Crittenton Home board meeting and will attend a judiciary committee meeting of the Superior Courts Judges Association of Arizona, where he serves as president. The committee will consider proposed legislation.

Pima County

Judge Lyons to Sit in Holbrook Court Bench Friday

Pima county judge John D. Lyons Jr will leave the superior court ses-Thursday for Holbrook and will sit Friday on the superior court bench. California vineyards cover half a million acres while Columbus Day weekend nears.

Pima County John D. Lyons, Jr Superior Court Holbrook Ron Mon California

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