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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1949

Page

4

Tom McLean Will History Revealed at Rotary Talk

Dr John Lyons Jr outlined the 1864 probate of Tom McLean s Arizona will using twenty slides. The estate valued at 800 was sold for 1675 with claims by Granville Oury and Fritz Contzen. Proceedings moved through judges Hayden Dunne De Lang as heirs remained unknown and notices ran in the weekly Arizonan.

Old Tucson West Thomas F. M Territory Arizona McLean John D.yons Jr University of Arizona College of Law Catalina Rotary Club Mesilla Tom McLean Old Pueblo C. Trumbull Hayden United States Carl Hayden William H. Tenge Tenge Charles H. Meyers Pima County Meyers Street Meyer Street Meyers Solomon Warner Warner Clarence Budding i Kelland Patrick H. Dunne Granville H. Oury Oury Oury Park Fritz Contzen Philip S. R. de Lang Coles Bashford F. M. Hodges Goldberg & Co

College Endowment Prompts Race Policy Clash at Washington Academy

Three prospective trustees of a Washington Mississippi military academy announced the school would operate for whites and white Christians while seeking a $50 million endowment. They said the endowment offer from Judge George Armstrong carried conditions to teach racial superiority through every medium, prompting demands the college lose accreditation.

Washington, Miss., Military Academy George Armstrong Mississippi Armstrong

Pioneer McLean and the Bison of Arizona Mystery

The 1850s era tale centers on McLean known as the Bison who moved to Tucson around 1856, served briefly in the U S Military Academy, was dismissed in 1848, and was killed in Papago country. His life emerges from a contested estate and a 216 dollar notice to unknown heirs.

Cape Horn Daily Citizen McLean U. S. Military Academy Missouri McLean Hame Tucson Sam Hughes Arizona Meyers

Bidault Forms New French Cabinet After Confidence Victory

Premier Georges Bidault forms a 17‑member coalition cabinet after winning 367 to 183 in the national assembly. Communists oppose. many rightists abstain. He cites Britain's devaluation as triggering the crisis and outlines wage and price policies to stabilize the economy.

Bidault WUP Georges Baeate I Cenaten Popular Republican Party MRP National Assembly Radical Socialist Henri Queuille Britain Jules Moch Rene Mayer

Construction Work in Alaska Okayed

President Truman signed legislation authorizing 166.5 million dollars for military construction in Alaska and Okinawa. Major funds cover Alaska housing power sewer roads and defense needs with the air force and navy sharing. Also reported a city bus collision tore a door from a parked car causing 200 dollars damage to the car and 50 to the bus.

Washington Truman Alaska Okinawa Army Air Force Navy Bruce H. Milligan McFee Ave Jack Erlich Englewood Calif East Broadway South Euclid Avenue

Echols In Car Crash Near East Speedway Drive-In

County Constable Ed Echols was involved in a minor two car crash with Mrs. Henrietta Martz at a East Speedway drive-in. No citations issued and no injuries reported. Echols, a former Pima County sheriff, was recently named constable after the death of Albert Forbes.

Ed Echols Henrietta Martz First St East Speedway Echols Pima County Albert Forbes

Two Quakes Reported By University Seismographs

The University of California seismograph in Berkeley recorded two earthquakes. The first, at 12:16 a.m., was centered about 1,000 miles from Berkeley and described as a moderately strong shock lasting 30 minutes on tape. The second, at 6:30 p.m., was a light quake centered 218 miles away.

Berkeley Calif University of California Seismograph

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T. F. McLean Ace Bushnell Main Street Dean Lyons Abraham Lyons Arizonan The Jewel Box East Congress ST Clara Dudley Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company E. Broadway Monte Mansfield Broadway Veed le ouNa Turson Hs Iy Congress & Stone University Tyndall Ave Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sunnybank
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