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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1949

Page

2

Navy Air Arm Faces Deep Cuts in Pentagon Orders

Chairman Vinson says defense department will halve naval and marine aviation, with the air force expanding its role. He cites secret orders and says naval aviation faces about 203 million dollars in cuts, about 57 percent of the total naval reduction. Admiral Hopwood confirms the cut figures as hearings begin.

Washington Vinson D-Ga House Armed Services Committee Defense Department Pentagon Defense Navy Armed Services Air Force Herbert G. Hopwood Hopwood Congress Naval Air Naval Air Arm Naval Navy Air Arm

Merced based B 36 crew wins SAC bombing contest

Col Glendon P Overing leads the 3rd Bomb Group at Castle AFB Merced California to top honors in a Strategic Air Command bombing mission at Davis Monthan. Six engine B 36 crews earned top scores with competition spanning Arizona Texas New Mexico Louisiana South Dakota Washington California Florida and Georgia.

Strategic Air Command Glendon P. Overing 93Rd Castle Air Force Base Merced Calif Davis-Monthan Thomas 8. Power SAC Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Force Sear Arizona Texas New Mexico Louisiana South Dakota Washington California Florida Georgia 508Th Walker Air Base Roswell N. M Davis-Nanthan Holly W. Anderson J. B. Hopkins R. G. Smith Douglas T. Nelson Robert L. Graham William A. Price Vaughn S. Lautenschlager Denzil Poston Robert L Glenn L. Lioyd Victor E. Sklar Davie Cassel Ira J. Purdy Clare M. Febry Gerhard T. Ofsted Richard W. Rickey Robert W. Rockwell Oliver N. Weybright James C. Barnes Desert San Francisco Sacramento

Damaged Bike Recovered After Spectacular Chase

Police returned a damaged motorbike to Arnold J. Harmes after Charles Luscdeet a citizen recovered it following a long chase. Luscdeet saw an unidentified youth on the bike at 620 N Fifth Ave he pursued through the Broadway subway where the thief abandoned the machine and fled on foot. The bike crashed after a block as Harmes had parked it in a school lot prior to its disappearance.

Arnold J. Harmes Ajo Charles Luscdeet Luscdeet Fifth Ave Broadway Harmes

Altrusa International Set to Convene in Tucson

Altrusa International Inc officers plan to attend the district convention in Tucson from October 21 to 23. Dr. Helen E. Preston of Los Angeles, ninth district governor, will lead the visiting delegation in Arizona’s first district convention. About 750 delegates from California Utah Nevada and Arizona are expected.

Altrusa International, Inc Tucson Helen E. Preston Los Angeles Arizona California Utah Nevada

Budget Deficit Tops Two Billion Dollars

Washington reports the U S budget deficit surpassed 2 billion dollars after just over three months of the 1950 fiscal year begun July 1. Through Wednesday expenditures exceeded receipts by 2,021,309,935.53 dollars with year end projections from 2 to 8 billion and experts guessing around 4 billion.

Washington Treasury

Eleven Studios Sued by Theaters for Damages

In Los Angeles theaters from Fullerton to Bakersfield filed a suit seeking 694,800 dollars against eleven major studios and distributors. The claim says they were deprived of first run films shown in their chains, hurting their business.

Los Angeles Oct Fullerton Bakersfield Calif

Donovan Otto Receives Gold Pin for 25 Years Service

Donovan H. Otto of Tun receives a gold pin from Standard Oil Co. of California marking 25 years of continuous service. He is among 119 employees awarded pin honors this month.

Donovan H. Otto TUN Standard Oil Co California

Police Examinations and Fire Prevention Efforts Highlight Tucson News

Civil service schedules police exams for 69 Tucson applicants set to end by Oct 15 with no appointment quota. KCNA to host Fire Prevention Knowledge contests for 3 Girl Scouts teams daily, plus demonstrations with the fire department. A public rally will feature a burning exhibit to illustrate firefighting techniques, followed by safety-net jumps from burning buildings on video. Robert B. Lee, 23, of Taylor, dies from truck fire after rollover on Highway 77. flaming gasoline injures the driver as an auxiliary tank ruptures near the crash site.

Tucson Rue Ag Albert Hesselberg Civil Service Commission City Hall Hesselberg KCNA J. C. Sievert Fire Department Davis Monthan Air Force Base F. T. Houston Holbrook Oct Robert BE. Lee Taylor Highway 77 South Bend Ind Bob Cochran

Rev. Ellison Named Chaplain at Episcopal Center

Rev. John W. Ellison arrived from Idaho Falls to serve as chaplain of the Episcopal university student center at 1220 E Fourth Street. He succeeds Rev. Leon Laylor, who left for Ashland Virginia. Ellison has two years with Idaho Falls Episcopal mission and previously chaplain to Episcopal students at Harvard Radcliffe and MIT. He earned an AB from Harvard and a BD from Episcopal Theological School Cambridge. He studied at Virginia Theological Seminary and did graduate work at Harvard Divinity School. He is married with a daughter Paula aged two and a half.

John W. Ellison Idaho Falls Ida Episcopal University E. Fourth St Leon Laylor Episcopal Ashland Ellison Harvard University Radcliffe College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge

Pickpocket sought after theft at downtown intersection

City police searched today for a pickpocket reported by Chistin A. S. Ban of 104 E Laguna St. He said a gold watch and chain were taken from his pocket yesterday afternoon at North Stone avenue and East Congress street, valued at $67.

Chistin A. S. Ban E. Laguna Sr North Stone Avenue East Congress Street

Miami Miners Vote Referendum Strike Next Wednesday

Members of the Miami Miners union local 586 call a referendum strike vote for next Wednesday night after decisions reached Thursday. Election judges will be Pete Cortez, Arnold Rajas, and Robert Barcon. Barcon notes wage talks since June 30 aim to raise five day week wages to match six day week plus 25 cents an hour, current minimums range from 9.28 to 11.49 per day, with no counteroffer from companies.

Miami Miami Miners’ Union Pete Cortez Miami Copper Co Arnold Rajas International A *: & Refining Co Robert Barcon Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co Barcon

Tucson Traffic Club hears Rocky Mountain tariff report

Joseph M. Schuck will report on last week's meeting of the Rocky Mountain Motor Freight tariff bureau, representing local carriers, at the Tucson Traffic Club gathering Monday noon at Paulos' restaurant.

Tucson Traffic Club Rocky Mountain Motor Freight Tariff Bureau Joseph M. Schuck Paulos

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