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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1946

Page

2

Awards At U A Friday Fall Honors Assembly

More than 20 awards will be presented to University of Arizona students at the fall honors assembly at 10 a m Friday. President and faculty members will recognize new honorary society members and distribute various scholarships and certificates for high scholastic achievement across multiple colleges and disciplines.

University of Arizona Phi Kappa Phi National University Honor Society Phi Beta Kappa Tau Beta Pi Pi Lambda Theta Alpha Zeta Alpha Kappa Psi Sigma Alpha Ieta Commerce Sigma Alpha Iota Interfraternity Interhall Panhellenic Arizona High School Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Allee Burpee Company College of Agriculture

Jacobs Wins Suit Over Local Lease

Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a Pima County ruling requiring Pauline Podo of Tucson to observe a lease with E. C. Jacobs. Jacobs sought to extend occupancy of a store building by enforcing a 90 day notice for a three year extension, claiming notice was given though Podo denied receipt. Justice Joseph H. Morgan prepared the decision.

Phoenix Arizona Supreme Court Pima County Superior Court Pauline Podo Tucson E. C. Jacobs Jacobs

Ayres, Ohio Banker Dies After Heart Attack

Brig. Gen. Leonard P. Ayres, 67, renowned business statistician and vice president of the Cleveland Trust Co., died of a heart attack at his home in Cleveland. He advised Army manpower and casualties in both world wars and shaped military policy. famed for his annual Cleveland business forecasts and was to present his 26th forecast in December before the Chamber of Commerce.

Cleveland Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Trust Co Ayres Cleveland Chamber of Commerce

Mine Leaders Attend Lunch at Santa Rita Hotel

A Tuesday luncheon of the American Legion in Tombstone Arizona brought together mine leaders including Lewis S. Cates of Phelps-Dodge James Bruce of Coronado Copper & Zinc Drago on and Ernest Dickey of Bagdad Copper Brent N. Rickard of American Smelting & Refining Charles R. Kuzell of Phelps-Dodge Douglas and A B Parsons of Mining Engineers. Dr Eldred Wilson Arizona Bureau of Mines spoke on Tombstone production and mining records noting reduced activity due to manpower and housing shortages.

American Legion Santa Rita Lewis S. Cates Phelps-Dodge Company James Bruce Coronado Copper & Zinc Co Dragoon Ariz Ernest Dickey Bagdad Copper Corp Bagdad Brent N. Rickard American Smelting & Refining Co Charles R. Kuzell Phelps-Dodge Mining Corp Douglas A. B. Parsons American Institute of Mining Engineers Eldred Wilson Tombstone Arizona Bureau of Mines

UN Will Not Get Palestine Issue

Faris El Khouri the Syrian delegate to the United Nations said Arab states will not raise the Palestine question at the current assembly session. He noted negotiations are ongoing in London and bringing up the issue now would hinder the talks.

New York Faris el Khouri United Nations Assembly Palestine el Khouri London United Nations

Tucson election boards need more workers to speed results

Mrs Sylvia Powell said the county needs more workers for election boards or results will be slow. Regular boards are under filled and many extra boards remain unstaffed. Workers must live in the precinct and include both Republican and Democrat members on the boards.

Sylvia Powell Board of Supervisors

Juliani Leaves Tucson for Oceanside to Practice in Two States

Harry O. Juliani, longtime Tucson attorney and resident, moves Tuesday to Oceanside near San Diego to continue his practice in California while maintaining Arizona work. A UA graduate, he served as librarian, county attorney deputy, South Tucson legal counsel, and chief assistant state attorney general. Mrs Juliani and two children accompany him.

Harry O. Juliani Tucson Oceanside San Diego California Arizona Juliani University of Arizona UA Law College Superior Court South Tucson Nancy Gerald

Rome Reports 40 Are Killed By Cloudbursts

Forty persons were killed in weekend cloudbursts in Sardinia and Tuscany, Italian press dispatches reported. Houses collapsed when the storm struck the prison island of Procida near Naples.

Rome Sardinia Tuscany Procida Naples

McKellar Cleared in Senate Campaign Probe

The senate campaign investigating committee exonerated Sen Kenneth McKellar and signaled a similar finding for Sen Theodore Bilbo. McKellar was accused of overspending to secure renomination in Tennessee. Bilbo faced charges over alleged efforts to suppress Black voters in Mississippi’s July primary.

Washington Senate Campaign Investigating Kenneth McKellar D-Tenn Theodore G. Bilbo D-Miss McKellar Senate Tennessee Allen J. Ellender D-La

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