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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
10
Copper products surge as demand expands across New England brass and wire towns and auto and appliance centers. Stocks remain high while mine output lags, prompting price watch and continued refinery and government stockpiling activity.
Alumni of the University of Arizona bound for the Arizona Denver game on October 29 in Denver were invited to a pregame roundup on October 28 at the University Club. The program features a Wildcats motion picture, campus films, and talks by J. F. McKale A. Lee Lowery and Charles Tribolet. Tickets for the Denver game will be sold at the meeting per Roundup Chairman Joe Calhoun a 1927 Wildcat alumnus living in Denver.
The Department of Agriculture announces that Arizona produced 3,510,000 pounds of honey in 1949, up slightly from 1948. The national honey crop reached 229,751,000 pounds for the year.
In Tucson a city wide effort redirects trick or treat to collect sewing items and clothing for overseas aid. Sam Hughes elementary students, urged by Principal Elbert Gump and Mrs. Randolph Jenks of the Society of Friends, will bring donations to school for sorting by Girl Scouts before shipment to American Friends for dispatch abroad.
Tucson dentists sent 13 members to the American Dental Association's 90th annual meeting in San Francisco. Attendees included Drs. James H. Bennett, Paul H. Bennett, John R. Boyd, Edward H. Breuning, H. G. DeWolf Jr., Blair A. Glennie, C. E. Matteson, W. R. Pinkerton, Frank Scanlon, Leonard Weiner, R. B. Wheeler, W. J. Winterhoff, and P. P. Yohe.
Boston October 20. Benjamin P. Packer 52 has carried mail to about 1500 families in Devon street Grove Hall Roxbury for 23 years. Headquarters granted a shift to a 700 family route to ease his load but residents petition to keep him on the old route. He is known as an odd jobs man who can fix faucets repair electrical fixtures and gives candy to children along the way.
University of Arizona to display 150 top photographs from the sixth annual nationwide competition run by University of Missouri journalism school and Encyclopedia Britannica. Exhibits include 44 news, 51 features, 28 sports pictures from Oct 24 to Nov 5. Mesa event features Joseph King of Future Farmers of America speaking at Mesa High School with Farm Bureau and school board invited.
Announcement notes a full show display from October 24 to 29 with news and sports pictures, followed by feature pictures from October 31 to November 5.
Lauren Casady, director of the University of Arizona Bureau of Business Research, travels to New York City for the 2437 meetings of the national body, expected to discuss industry data and policy.
The convention of the Association of University Bureaus of Business and Economic Research convenes to discuss data sharing methods and projections. Delegates from member bureaus examine current academic economic indicators and outline cooperative research initiatives.
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