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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1949
Page
4
Officials predicted a quick settlement after both sides agreed to a new formula. Gov. Forrest Smith said trains should run within a week unless an unforeseen obstacle arises.
A 27-year-old mother killed her two children in Kalamazoo Michigan. Police said she stabbed them with a celery knife after expressing she could not stand their crying. The children's father William Freeman 28 found his wife in a blood spattered bathtub with the knife.
President Vincent Auriol was moved to a suburban clinic for a surgery described as very grave. He urged Interior Minister Jules Moch to seek a compromise among centrist and socialist factions to form a new French government.
Pima county 4H clubs select two teams each for poultry and rabbit judging at the state fair in Phoenix on November 12. Rabbit senior team members Cecil Jones Herman Nelson Richard Hough. Rabbit junior team Tommy Hest Dennis Hest John Hawkins. Poultry teams not final include John Harrison Larry Robinson Lloyd Maxwell and Jimmy Marr Helen Glass and Bobby Hough among others.
Final fall enrollment at the University of Arizona shows 5897 students, an all time record. 1644 are women and 4257 men with 2236 veterans in GI programs. Freshmen lead with 1436. colleges totals list liberal arts 1841, business 1160, engineering 689, agriculture 410, education 405, graduates 282.
Six contestants from fraternities sororities and campus groups prepare for the first broadcast of Cats vs. Coeds at the University of Arizona auditorium. The show airs at 6 on KCNA KOOL and Arizona network with judge Dr Inez Thrift and moderator George Morency Jr asking humanities current events and music questions.
Leopold Myslicki of the state employment service urged employment for physically handicapped people at a Paulos restaurant luncheon. He cited cases of handicapped workers performing jobs once seen as impossible and showed the film Diary of a Sergeant featuring Harold Russell, Oscar winner for The Best Years of Our Lives.
Harry Varner, 51, of 3574 S Seventh Ave, was found dead today at his home by investigators after a visitor, Mrs Dora Worth, alerted the sheriff and Veterans hospital. Coroner Clark H Johnson will conduct a routine inquiry. death appears natural. Body taken to Bring's Funeral Home. Survived by sister Mrs Robert Barnes.
A $10,000 damage suit over an automobile accident was filed today in superior court. Gustav Lile of 3510 E. Bellevuest claimed Fred Carlton drove negligently on Oracle road near Ventura street, causing permanent injuries.
City briefs list evening events in Tucson including the Hillel foundation Succoth buffet at 1614 E First St at 7:30 p.m. The weekly community sing in Armory Park features Eduardo Caso directing Mavis Owen on piano with Eduardo Casasyantes as guest soloist. Owen A Trowbridge speaks on The Great Age to Come at a Tucson Bahai meeting. Robert A Keyworth, UWF delegate, outlines international control of atomic weapons at the Sunday evening forum at University Methodist Church.
At 6 30 p m the Tucson Dental Auxiliary holds a dinner at the Pioneer Hotel. At 7 30 p m Epes Randolph Lodge No 32 F and AM confers the third degree at the Masonic Temple. The Tucson Audubon Society meets in room 106 of the State Museum on the University of Arizona campus.
James Guerrero, driver for a construction firm, was found guilty of two traffic violations linked to injuring a 13 year old girl last March. A $25 fine or 25 days jail was imposed for driving on the wrong side of the street and turning a corner. James S. Blackmore filed a damage suit in superior court against Joynt Construction Co. seeking $3,185 in medical expenses and $25,000 damages for injuries to his daughter at the North Forgens avenue and East Speedway intersection.
Two persons remain in Prescott common hospital after a head on collision on highway 89 early today. A Glendale man escaped injuries when his car rolled off the road to avoid a cow. Names include Helen M. Fasmacht of Alhambra and J P Horn of Phoenix. Police say Williams of Phoenix drove the other car. deer was tied to the car. Ed Wacker of Peoria paid a 105 dollar fine for reckless driving and driving without a license. Milford Hutchisson of Glendale also escaped injury when his car rolled 31 miles north of Prescott while avoiding a cow.
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