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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
2
Washington report details the 1950 model senator cost including salary and staff expenses totaling about 50 905 per senator and around 5 million for all 96. It notes increases in office pay pools and additional perks such as stamps stationery long distance calls and mileage allowances.
State Builders eye high costs as resolutions and nominating committees report at 2:15. Speakers include A E Williams Arizona Federation of Labor Richard Hare FHA R S Spoon registrar of contractors and James Brennan. A cocktail party at El Rio Country Club hosts Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co. Directors to be elected Saturday morning with officers chosen in the afternoon. Saturday speakers include Terry Atkinson Arthur Mann Bruce Ellis Glenton Sykes. H C McClellen Old Colony Paint and Chemical Co Los Angeles speaks at noon. Dinner dance caps the convention at the Pioneer hotel ballroom. President M I Poze Tucson contractor and convention chairman W E Naumann Sundt Construction Co Tucson.
J. Bruce Clemmer, longtime chief metal lurgist at the local U S bureau of mines, has been named director of the bureau's southeastern region, based in Tuscaloosa Alabama. He will take the post on November 15 and oversee mining and metallurgy health and safety inspections and related duties across Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina and North Carolina.
Federal mediators and U S Steel reps began private talks in New York aiming to find a settlement basis for the nationwide steel strike. Chief Cyrus S. Ching cautioned against optimism, while a U S Steel spokesman said they were answering questions and explaining positions. The conference location remained closely guarded.
Nogales opponents of the Southern Pacific plan to discontinue the Tucson Nogales passenger run seek a 30 day continuance of hearing before the state corporation committee. Nogales officials lead efforts with local legal counsel and support improving service to boost patronage.
Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson said he asked for John L. Sullivan’s resignation as secretary of the Navy because Sullivan opposed armed services unification. Sullivan quit March 25 amid charges Johnson halted a proposed navy supercarrier project without Sullivan’s input. Johnson testified before the House Armed Services Committee after Rep. Short questioned his account of the carrier cancellation.
Deputy Sheriff Emmett Newland rose at six to the alarm of a stolen U S mail truck from Phoenix. He halted a Marana fight call and arrested Muriel Smith, whose vehicle matched the description of the stolen truck.
Union leaders will submit a modified proposal to end the Missouri Pacific strike now in its seventh week. Roy E. Davidson says the plan will be considerably changed from the rejected union offer. Gov. Forrest Smith urged quick settlement as talks resume to avoid further public suffering.
Washington hearing records reveal a state department memorandum about seven representatives of the North China Communist government said to have arrived in the United States around Aug 25. Webb promised to provide passport and visa details, but the committee record shows only a withheld parenthetical note.
The Bobcats senior men’s honorary society recommends a four day registration period with one day per class and提前 distribution of registration material. The Bobcats registration committee reviews questionnaires from colleges countywide and UA student suggestions. Findings will be discussed next Thursday night. chairman John McFarland says many schools face registration problems and UA can be greatly improved.
London October 21 The house of commons approved in principle a bill to abolish obsolete penalties in Scotland including drawing and quartering harsh labor and crank and treadmill. Similar reform is planned for England and Wales under separate legislation.
Davis Monthan airmen James D. McClure and Jesse Parea were cited in justice court for violating state game laws. McClure faced a $25 fine or 25 days in jail for carrying firearms at Mt Fagan game refuge. he also owes $10 or 10 days for an improper hunting license.
New Swans Down publication claims reliable success for cake recipes at elevations above 3000 feet. Frances Barton in Battle Creek advertises the book offering detailed cakes frostings and fillings suited to high altitude baking for a small 3 cent payment.
Speed up dishwashing with porcelain enameled utensils for cooking. Made by fusing glass coatings onto steel, enameled ware cleans easily, requires no drying, and can be washed in hot soapy water then rinsed and air dried.
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