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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1951
Page
10
The parking-ticket drop box, placed for those unable to reach the police station during business hours, was stuffed full yesterday. Thurman Knight, head of the office, said a larger box may be considered. The box sits on the ground floor near the north entrance of city hall.
Dr C A Tedrick radiologist of 121 W Camelback will be one of the principal speakers at the annual convention of the New Mexico Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in Las Cruces from Friday to Sunday. He will lecture on X ray techniques and chest problems using films from his library and discuss pulmonary tuberculosis and non tuberculous chest issues.
In Phoenix a little-known route to military service invites young women to join the armed forces through the United States Army and Air Force Recruiting Station at 213 N. First Ave. Lt Estelle Julha and Sgt Lorraine Davis, both recruiters, guide applicants through eligibility and training, outlining eight weeks of basic training and promising growth, travel, and chance for overseas posting as they help other girls enter military life.
The county supervisors approved a contract for Citrus Valley Rd construction at a low bid of 57957.20. The Arizona State Highway Department submitted the proposal and will supervise the 4.7 mile project from Smur siding to Citrus Valley. The old Arizona-Eastern Railroad right of way road from the Pinal County line to West Chandler, 7.3 miles, is now eligible for federal secondary aid.
About 500 trucks hauling timber to Humboldt County mills were idle in Eureka California on September 25 as truckers pressed for a 30 percent raise in hauling rates.
Joseph G. Rice and Stephen B. Rayburn tentatively agreed to buy Palm Villa Hotel, Inc. for 350000 dollars. The assets include 10 acres at the northeast corner of Central and Thomas, with plans for business and apartment sites in the development. About 200 feet of the 600 feet along Central Avenue had been contracted, though no additional purchasers were named.
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