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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1949
Page
10
AP market notes from Denver show fed steers and heifers mostly steady to higher with several classes quoted at gains, calves and feeders mixed, hogs up week over week but closing near weekly highs for some weights. buyers and sellers digest fluctuating prices across cattle, hogs, and sows with spot ranges provided.
Fred Thomas reported theft of weather twelve Indian blankets and a water cooler frame from in front of his store at 110 West Congress Street yesterday. He told police the items were taken from the storefront.
New York stock market shows cautious trading with narrow price moves amid steel and coal strikes and potential presidential action. Douglas Aircraft leads a small list of gainers while General Electric and other major names retreat. turnover remains light.
City Court records show Paul J. Cella and Emanuel M. Palle cited for speeding with $10 or 5 days fines. Sam Lacour faces reckless driving with a 25 percent band and a continuation to Nov 4. Yin Low has hit and run with $160 or 10 days. Magistrate William D. Albritton presiding.
Justice court lists include multiple speeding and reckless driving charges with fines or bonds and continuances. Superior court entries show divorces, marriages licenses, and several civil writs and dismissals along with birth announcements from area hospitals.
Seventy five delegates from Arizona colleges register for the three day state Southern Baptist Student Union convention at Tucson First Southern Baptist church. Sessions opened with a sermon by Richard S. Denny of Nashville. Grand Canyon college members provide music and sing at the 10 45 a m service. choir directed by Henry E Ten Harkel.
Foothills Roundup club members decided at a meeting last night to hold a Halloween party at a surprise destination after an afternoon horseback ride next Sunday Oct. 30. The gathering was at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCray's home 715 Millito Lane. A report on last week's fall horse show showed record profits.
Gold fever grips Alaska as prospectors report a major find near the Yukon river nine miles south of the Arctic Circle. Nuggets described as pea sized are linked to the territory’s largest discovery since the Klondike rush.
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru continues goodwill mission moving from New York to Canada with stops in Buffalo and Ottawa on a fast paced tour. He meets financial leaders in New York, addresses Indian students and dines with William Phillips as he eyes Ottawa and Chicago leg.
A 21 nation U.N. subcommittee led by the United States proposes federating Eritrea with Ethiopia under the Ethiopian crown. Eritrea would gain self government and a right to a plebiscite after ten years to decide the arrangement, aiming to break the deadlock over Eritrea.
Washington reports that Assistant Secretary of State George WY Allen may be named ambassador to Yugoslavia to bolster Tito against Moscow. Allen would replace the ailing Cavenaugh Cannon in the key Cold War posting, per informed officials.
At Catalina Methodist Church 11 a.m. Miss Bernice Corneli son discusses her missionary work in South America and the Philippines. 2 p.m. Tucson Natural History Society led campus tour by Dr. R B Streets at the state museum. 2 p.m. Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America meets at 2415 E Sixth St. 1 p.m. United Nations Day talk by Armenian born M K Mihran at Sunnyside school. 7:30 p.m. Miss Ethel Hubler speaks at First Christian church. 7 p.m. Past masters night at Epes Randolph lodge 32 F and AM. 8 p.m. Jewish reading circle gathers at 1710 E Sixth St.
Youth Sunday will be observed at morning services tomorrow at Our Savior's Lutheran church. Parishioners Herb and Norma Waesch and Bill Anderson attend 8:30 am service, Myron Himes, Audrey Benson, Kathryn Abshire and Bill Bauer attend 11 am service. Rev. Charles Hill will speak at 5:30 pm supper for Lutheran college age youth about hospital work.
About 150 members of the Arizona Pharmaceutical Association from 10 southern Arizona communities will gather in Nogales for their third annual district meeting. The event starts tomorrow and showcases regional pharmacists and issues.
West Berlin spends 450000 marks yearly to guard seven Nazi felons at Spandau including Rudolf Hess and six others. US pays about 50000 dollars annually for American personnel. Officials note a small cell block could trim costs, with potential guard cuts and staff reductions. Other inmates listed include Raeder Doenitz Schirach Speer Neurath and Funk.
Notice calls for sealed bids at the Pima County Clerk's Office Tuc son Arizona up to 2 30 PM November 1 1949 for 13 00x24 tires two power graders 30 HP minimum weight 13000 lbs with equipment 12x24 tires front and rear one ripper 1000 lbs to fit 60 95 HP tractor. A bid bond of 100 accompanies each bid. Regular contracts apply. Publication dates October 14 15 1949 and ensuing dates.
Public notice of a September 9 1949 filing by the Pima County Board of Supervisors for abandoning North Fourth Avenue Road No 627 with a November 7 1949 hearing to decide feasibility and compensation for affected landowners. It lists the exact centerline description and right of way and directs filing advisory statements.
Legal notice describes a proposed 80 foot wide road right of way named Old Spanish Trail or Road No 62 seeking establishment by the Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona. It sets November 7 1949 as the hearing date at 10 AM in Tucson and requires landowners to file objections with compensation and damages details.
Sept special low prices recall NCRETE blocks offered at 949.00 with eased 2 modern vice plants.
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