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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

Page

2

Hawaii Dock Strike Pact Reached On Wages

Hawaii dock workers, in a 2000-strong union, ratified a 14 cent hourly raise ending a long strike. The agreement runs through June 15 1951 with retroactive pay from March 1 and a second 7 cent raise next March 1. Nonstevedoring issues at ports like Port Allen Kahului Hilo and Mahukona await settlement delaying back to work.

Honolulu Hawaii CIO International Agshoremen’s & Warehousemen’s Union ILWU Port Allen Kahului Hilo Mahukona Harry Bridges Dwight Steele Peaya Sa Francisco

Library extension pattern speaker to headline Arizona meeting

Mrs Irene Peck director of the New Mexico state library will speak at the Arizona State Library Association meeting with the Arizona Education Association in Phoenix on November 3. She will outline extending library service to rural areas and promoting a regional library pattern for the Southwest. Miss Patricia Paglore will discuss Arizona library extension work.

Irene Peck State Library of New Mexico Arizona State Library Association Arizona Education Association Phoenix Union High Peck Southwest Patricia P. Paglore University of Arizona Arizona

Wildcat Again Earns All American Rating

The University of Arizona student newspaper the Wildcat has won its second consecutive All-American rating from the Associated Collegiate Press announced by journalism professor Dr. Douglas D. Martin. The award recognizes top news value writing and editing among small universities nationwide with enrollments of 2,500 to 4,999.

University of Arizona Wildcat Associated Collegiate Press National College Press Service Douglas D. Martin United States Wildcat

Episcopalians Maintain Divorce Ban At Convent Meeting

At the United States Episcopal Church convention in San Francisco the house of deputies defeated a bishop’s plan to allow postmarital grounds for dissolution. They also tightened marriage rules, set a strict one year remarriage waiting period, and barred remarriage by certain individuals. A joint commission will study the canon for three more years. PHOENIX also reports drafting of a new Arizona blue sky securities law to replace 1912 1913 statutes, with criticism of county prosecutors for lax enforcement and two highlighted cases pending prosecution.

House of Deputies United States Episcopal Church House of Bishops Paul F. Good Nebraska Phoenix William T. Brooks State Corporation Commission Maricopa County Brooks Earl F. Hastings Commission Securities County Atty Warren McCarthy Southwestern Mines, Inc

Bank Debits Lag Behind Last Year in Tucson Area

Bank debits for the week ending Wednesday totaled 11,832,310, reported by Ernest A. Sayre, manager of the Tucson Clearinghouse association. First October week 1949 fell nearly two million below 1948 level of 13,760,277. Clearinghouse totals for 1949, 1948 and 1940 were 11,856,528. 13,791,712. and 3,047,109 respectively.

Ernest A. Sayre Tucson Clearinghouse Association

Garvey To Attend Dedication Dinner At Temple Emanu El

Gov Dan E Garvey and Dr Fred Holmes Phoenix head a list of out of town guests at a dinner at the Pioneer hotel tomorrow night before dedication ceremonies at Temple Emanu El On Country Club road State city and church officials will attend a weekend of services and the public is invited to view the new auditorium Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 pm

Dan E. Garvey Fred Holmes Phoenix Arizona Council of Churches Pioneer Hotel Temple Emanu-El Temple Country Club Road

Speedway Widening Project Approved and Funded

L. M. White Construction Co. will widen East Speedway to four lanes from Country Club to Swan roads. The state highway department awarded a $174,291 contract for the project, with work set to begin sometime next week.

L. M. White Construction Co East Speedway Speedway Country Club Swan Roads State Highway Department

CAP Seeks Donations With Dollar Mail Campaign

Arizona Civil Air Patrol begins a dollar bill mailing scheme statewide. Members urge recipients to return the bill with a small extra to support patrol activities. Lt. Col. Bob Goldwater of Phoenix, deputy commander, promotes the slogan We trust you with our dollar and you trust us with yours.

Arizona Civil Air Patrol CAP Bob Goldwater Phoenix

Jenkins Term Doctor Pultz Resigns UA Post

John Jones Jenkins 31 of 404 E Virginia Jr gets a three year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to cashing a $25 fraudulent check dated Aug 12 at Western Auto Sales. Dr Leon M Pultz former head of UA botany and horticulture remains on campus coordinating U S Department of Agriculture work and caneigre tannin research with plans to move to Beltsville Maryland in March.

John Jones Jenkins E. Virginia Jr Jenkins Superior Court Lee Garrett Western Auto Sales Tucson Santa Fe Leon M. Pultz University of Arizona Pultz Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Arizona Texas New Mexico Argentina United States Beltsville Bureau Canaigre Experimental Center

E H Andres Heads Phi Delta Kappa

E H Andres of Tucson a University of Arizona student was elected president of the Arizona chapter of Phi Delta Kappa for 1949 50. Also chosen were W M Mitchell vice president C V Boutin secretary Dr E L Larson treasurer Dr J F Walker historian and Dr O K Garretson sponsor Regular meetings are set for the university library the first Wednesday of each month.

E. H. Andres Tucson University of Arizona Arizona Phi Delta Kappa W. M. Mitchell C. V. Boutin E. L. Larson J. F. Walker O. K. Garretson University

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