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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1949

Page

3

South Tucson Votes to Adopt Bicycle Ordinance and Fees

South Tucson officials approve a bicycle safety ordinance mirroring Tucson rules, banning unattended bikes on sidewalks and underpasses and prohibiting risky riding. The council also amends carnival and circus fees to $100 per day, largely due to complaints about the Utah exposition carnival on Seventh Avenue.

South Tucson South Seventh Avenue Dc. M. Brady Johannessen & Girard Engineering

Truman Move Seen Failure

President Truman's bid to pressure lawmakers for Leland Olds' renomination to the federal power commission appears to fail as Senate oppose votes grow. Senate dynamics in New York's upcoming special election and Dulles opposition intensify the political stakes for 1950s elections.

Washington Truman Federal Power Commission Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Leland Olds William M. Boyle Jr Olds Boyle Commission Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Commerce Senate White House New York Herbert H. Lehman John Foster Dulles Robert F. Wagner Sr

Patagonia to Have Its Own 4-H Club

The county agricultural office announced a 4-H club will be organized in Patagonia next Thursday. Interested adults are invited to attend at 7 30 p.m. at the Patagonia Woman's club to volunteer as a leader for youths aged 10 to 20.

Patagonia

Fewer Fires But Cost Up

The National Fire Protection Association reports fewer fires from seven leading causes but higher losses. 281,300 fires occurred last year vs 319,000 prior. losses total $230 million, about $818 per fire, up from $480. Residential fires number roughly 200,000. NFPA urges repairs to electricals, cords, roofing, and heating systems to cut risk.

New York National Fire Protection Association NFPA

Congress Man Is Held In Slaying

Eckel, 63, of Congress, was jailed in Yavapai county on murder suspicion after Jack Falk, 58, was shot at a dinner after an argument. Sheriff Bozarth and County Attorney Palmer noted likely charges. witnesses include Vivian Wilson and Charles Leschke. Falk died from a chest wound.

Prescott Claude Ogg Eckel Congress Yavapai Jack Falk Orville Bozarth Falk David H. Palmer Bozarth Vivian Wilson Charles Leschke Jack

Road-A-Scope Cases To Be Examined

Maricopa County Atty Warren McCarthysaid reports on the Arizona Road-a-Scope companies will be examined to determine if officers face possible prosecution under state securities law. The Arizona corporation commission had held hearings on the firms and chairman William T Brooks charged flagrant violations went unprosecuted.

Phoenix Maricopa County Warren McCarthy Arizona Corporation Commission McCarthy Commission William T. Brooks

Disappearance of Actress Jean Spangler Raises Alarm

Los Angeles authorities fear Jean Spangler missing actress and model may be linked to a string of unsolved mutilation murders since 1947. A friend reported seeing her with a "clean-cut young man" near a market Friday night. cryptic notes in her purse mention "Kirk" and "Dr. Scott" as detectives seek leads. The case echoes the Black Dahlia murder of Elizabeth Short.

Los Angeles Jean Spangler Miss Spangler Mimi Boomhower Kirk Dr. Scott Mother Earl Carroll Elizabeth New England Black Dahlia Hollywood

Flagstaff Plans To Honor Dr Eastburn

Flagstaff State college student council announces homecoming on October 16 in honor of Dr Lacey Eastburn college president for campus improvements. Eastburn is in San Francisco attending a conference of the American council on education.

Flagstaff Flagstaff State College Today Lacey Eastburn Eastburn San Francisco American Council On Education

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