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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

2

Test Tubes May End Search For Boy Stolen 5 Years Ago

Ann Arbor Ohio boy Ronald Thompson vanished five years ago. Tommys blood tests and fingerprint checks are used to determine if six year old William Thomas O Neill is his son. Police note fingerprint results may still allow doubt about Ronald.

Ann Arbor Mich Arthur Thompson Dayton, Ohio William Thomas O'Neill Thompsons Tommy Ronald Thompson Dayton M. C. Kirkpatrick

Alumni Back Convict Youth Pledge Delay

A group of 27 University of Arizona alumni representing 14 fraternities endorsed preferred pledging at a meeting of the alumni interfraternity council. The council remains advisory and will present ideas to the student body council soon. Discussion also touched on cooperative buying. no final stance was made.

University of Arizona Alumni Inter- Fraternity Council Danny Romero A. Louis Slonaker Pat Clendenning Pi Kappa Alpha Stewart Lake National Board of Delta Tau Delta Lake Tucson DTD

San Carlos Reservoir water storage report summarized

San Carlos Reservoir records 101 780 acre feet available storage at 7 a m yesterday with a loss of 445 acre feet in the previous 24 hours. The report covers a 24 hour period ending at 7 a m yesterday.

San Carlos Reservoir

Litt's Corner Lease To Move 10 Companies

The article traces the history of Congress street’s north side properties from adobe buildings owned by Radulovich and Grossetta to later occupancies. It notes the post office, Drachmans, and Lerner's plan to erect a two story structure with basement on Congress and North Stone, totaling 27 000 square feet of refrigerated sales space. Litt, now 78, has run a Tucson drugstore for decades.

Congress Street L. G. Radulovich Radulovich Warren Grossetta Lerner Ott E. J. Smith Tucson el Paso Los Angeles W. F. Kitt Carlos Jacome U. S. Post Office Congress and Stone Drachmans Dick Drachman Herbert Frank Atlass Chicago Atlass Masonic Lodge Litt George Kitt Sawtelle Davis Boston The Masons Fleis

Rites and Accidents Mark Tucson Area Notices

Services for Mrs. Dorothy Nash 57 of Rillito set 5 p.m. Sunday at Arizona mortuary with burial in local cemetery. Thomas Albert Harper rites at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Arizona mortuary. Mrs. Nancy E. Snyder 84 Santa Ana died. Tucson survivors include son Stanley and daughter Mrs. Rose Ferguson. Two 3 year old boys spilled from cars in separate highway 80 accidents near Tucson and Bowie. Edgar Auld in critical condition after fall from moving car. Kris Dumont treated after rear-door fall at 60 mph near Bowie.

Nash Dorothy Nash Arizona Mortuary William Fulton Globe Rillito James Thomas B. Gilbert Tucson Thomas A. Harper Thomas Albert Harper Richard S. Beal First Baptist Church Evergreen Cemetery Nancy E. Snyder Santa Ana Calif Stanley Rose Ferguson Bowie Jimmy Auld Arkadelphia Ark Pima County Bill W. Frady Yo Edgar F. Auld Francis J. Bean Kris Jon Du‘mont el Paso Tex

Larue Chapman to Head Faculty Club at Univ

Mil dred Conrad announced new officers for the faculty club on the campus. Larue Chapman, assistant professor of agronomy, was elected president through 1949-50. Herbert J. Langen becomes vice president and Peggy Goode secretary-treasurer.

Mildred Conrad Larue Chapman Herbert J. Langen Peggy Goode

Mining Tax Appeal Case Heard in Arizona Mines

Superior Judge Lee Garrett heard the Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co. appeal of tax assessments on its San Xavier producing mines in Arizona. Officials say property value did not exceed 159,981.03 dollars, while the tax commission taxed them at 1,146,405 dollars, a dispute of 986,423.97 dollars. The company paid the assessed tax to Pima county on September 14 under protest.

Lee Garrett Eagle-Picher Mining& Smelting Co San Xavier Arizona State Tax Commission Tax Commission Pimaounty

Love Ousted As Barber Seeks New Job

Charles Love a crippled Indian barber whose shop at 741 North Melrose Avenue was closed for operating without a license has applied for work at the Arizona state employment office. August Wieden the office director said every possible employment channel will be used to place him. Love is not eligible for state unemployment compensation as he was his own employer.

Charles Love N. Melrose Ave Arizona State Employment Office August Wieden Love

Dawson Switches to Calvert in Whiskey Ad

Carbondale resident Edward F. Dawson says he switched to Calvert because it is lighter and smoother in any drink. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp. in New York City.

Carbondale, Penna Edward F. Dawson Calvert Reserve Calvert Distillers Corp New York City

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