Arizona War Trophy Museum proposed at Legion meeting
A Legion and Masons joint meeting discussed establishing a state war trophy museum at the university to honor Arizona veterans. The plan calls for trophies and battle relics from the World War I era to be housed in university space with the War Department cooperation, and a committee was formed led by McKelvey, Martin, and Huffman to draft formal proposals.
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TU CS Son
Arizona
Legion Meeting
McKelier
Rad
Mr. McKelvey
Andrew ¥. Martin
E. Huffman
McKelvey
Marvin
Uni
Sen Teddy
Marvin Pointes
Marvin Nignly
Ne Battle
State Museum
War Department
Waashirgien
Artsona
Department
Farm leader touts cheap electric power for valley growers
George Tweedy, a prominent farmer from a large Malf Way farm, urged county voters to back a bond issue of 354000 for a dyfro electric power line. He said cheap power would triple current cultivation in the valley, lower pumping costs, and raise land values, with charges to farmers between 3 and 9 per acre once the system is completed.
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George Tweedy
Caen
Caen Grande
Tweeds
Malf Way
Tweed
Tweedy
Oracle
Altos Needed for Hoosier Reception Here Next Monday
A small turnout at Sunshine Club meeting prompts continued call for automotive volunteers to drive Hoosier visitors for a city sight seeing trip. Five hour roles requested with contact at 1586 to inform William Metroterna. Luncheon for 173 Hoosiers planned at noon with Rotary and Kirwani clubs hosting. Southern Pacific granted greeting privileges at the station before the group departs east in the evening.
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Hosier States
Sunshine Club
Southern Pacific
Lair
East
Lions join University Luncheon for Monday visitors
Unanimous Lions vote to join Sunshine Club and civic groups for a special train day visit to the University near Mon day. Indiana visitors tour Pastime Park West and North, with a lunch on the lawn and a program including Boy Scout fire prevention badges plan.
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Tyceon Lions
Sunshine
Otriet
Oad
Indiana
Jocal Sunshine Club
William McGovern
Kiwanians
Patarane
Whitteam McGovern
Henry Poppen
The
Santa Rita
Pastime Park
Ficw'ng Wels Aiatr
Univ Ty
Ajo
San Xavier Mission
H. B. Ogle
Boy Scout Catalina Council
Lione
Beout
July activity at the Chamber of Commerce information desk
The Chamber of Commerce reports a busy July with 61 job applicants and 15 help wanted requests, 9 placements, 62 auto information inquiries, 45 general road cautions, 14 map requests, 8 county information requests, 45 county maps distributed, 15 directed to points of interest, 13 to city points, 27 to offices, and 4 miscellaneous. 868 visitors and 139 publicity items distributed including automobile and city maps.
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Total Chamber of Commerce
Daly
Illness Saves Man From Term in Yuma Jail
Joseph G. Scots a Southern Pacific conductor charged with pilfering a car while in interstate transit faced possible jail time. Health and current tuberculosis advanced stage prompted U S officials to defer sentencing while grand jury action proceeds. Roy L Batine faced possession of stolen property charges, with Wood’s role tied to the cigarette theft case and witness testimony shaping the next steps.
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Joseph G. Scots
Southern Pacific
Pr. Hughes
Hughes
Yuma
Woods
Roy L Batine
United States
Farmer
OY Fitnesses
Federal Grand Jury
Fedral Grand Jury
Gren
Yura
Agest
Nurse to Take Welfare Work to Pinal County
Mrs Cathryn Keesier Sheppard Tower, who has served in the city for weeks, leaves tonight for Pinal County to continue baby and young mother work. She expresses thanks for support from Ottsen and other organizations and aims to establish a Baby Welfare station. data is being gathered for countywide funding and approval from city and county officials.
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Cathryn Keesier Sheppard
Pinal County
Ottsen
Toreon
Catalina District Benefits From July Rainstorms
Local forest office reports improved conditions across the Catalina district after July rain. Cochise Stronghold records 6.73 inches via Ranger E G Mettler, with hail damage to peaches in the area. Santa Filia Page reserve receives 0.75 inches on Tuesday. Soldiers Camp notes 0.1 inch along the west slope.
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Catalina
Wath
Cochise Strongheld
E.G Mettler
Santa Filia Pacge
Catalinae
Sac
Kramer Home Destroyed by Night Fire
Fire heavily damaged the Kramer residence near Barnes home, leaving only a few valuable items salvageable. Deputies guarded damaged furniture overnight as defective wiring is blamed. Owner Leighton Kramer and family were in Philadelphia. the home known as Wheeler ranch, recently bought, belonged to a wealthy Tocetonian polo enthusiast.
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Leighton Kramer
Barnes
Sheriffs Office
Walter Bailey
Philadgelphia
Roberta
Bis
Kramer
Wheeler Ranch
Toceton
Motorists Allowed Use of books at Dealers
Announcement by J H Payne of Tocsen office Standard Oil clarifies that script books not from the company may be honored at all stations. Only Red Crown products limited. essenceoline offered in return for script. Change follows cooperative plans with city dealers.
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J. H. Payne
Tocsen
Standard of Company
Desiers
Veterans' Bureau Official to Tour Southern Arizona Groups
Harold Smith of the Veterans' Bureau begins a regional tour next Wednesday addressing American Legion, Disabled Veterans, and related groups in southern Arizona. He will speak at Nogales on Wednesday and at Douglas on August 1 about appointment problems and general bureau work.
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Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Aris Tone
Nogales
Augus
Chief to Muachece Fort Mus ehuca
Chief Dallas Ford left for Fort Mus ehuca to return Brown Hester, a colored deserter caught here days ago by local police. Traffic crackdown targets drivers without tail lights, noting numerous violations. Desk Sergeant Pegue on 735 North Stone Avenue observed cars without rear lights recently. Leo Lee promoted to station agent at Deming New Mexico. they will relocate there with Mrs. Lee.
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Dallas Ford
Fort Musehuca
Brown Hester
Dallas Fort
Ford
Pegue
North
Stone Avenue
Leo Lee
William Wilson
Perinten
Tucson
Southern Pacclific Company
Deming
New Mexics
Lee
Suit Filed Over Alleged Misrepresentation in Atta Vista Lots
Thomas H. Cates seeks 613 dollars plus exemplary damages of 234 dollars and costs from G Perkine for alleged fraud in price representations on multiple Atta Vista subdivision lots. The suit was filed yesterday afternoon. Merie Vickers and 25 Goldwyn Film members travel via Sunset Limited to Jacksonville for a special picture. Carl Lausen and Eldred Wilson of the Arizona bureau of mines collected Jerome district data for a geology bulletin. Lawia Be. Rether, chief geologist of United Verde Copper, to contribute to the Az bureau bulletin on the Jerome Quadrangle.
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G. ©. Perkine
Thomas H. Cates
Merie Vickers
Goldwyn Film Company
Jacksinville
Florida
Cip
Carl Lausen
Eldred Wilson
Arisona Bureau of Mines
Jerome
Lawia BE. Rether
United Verde Copper Company
Ariszona Boereau
Mince
Nogales train service kept up through rain
Damage to the Tucson Noweies road bed near Siés siding was repaired overnight by Southern Pacific crews. Despite heavy water, the Tuesday night disruption did not halt service, with repairs completed by Wednesday morning and divisions reporting good conditions. Vegetation along the tracks remains heavy and crops in the area are reported as very good.
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Valle Evensiderabdie
Tucson Noweies
Southern Pacific
Wiliams Wilson
Siés
Santa Crus
Wing Dame
Usuel
Willan Wilson
Yume Walter
West Coast Publication Spreads Chamber Efforts Worldwide
A West Coast Chamber of Commerce booklet, printed ten thousand copies, highlights Tucson as a gateway and prompts inquiries from global manufacturers. Officials seek branch offices, distribution centers, or assembling plants in Tucson with investor interest rising.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
Chambers of Commerce
Mexico
G. E. F. Smith
Juvenile Delinquency Seen as Major Arizona Issue
Judge A C Lockwood of Cochise County Superior Court told Bisbee Chamber Luncheon club that juvenile delinquency is the greatest problem facing Arizona courts. He said juvenile courts could do much good if proper methods are followed.
Local Net Stars To Play Douglas Racket Swingers
Tucson will send a delegation of tennis players to Douglas for an invitation meet in the mining city. The event is slated for Saturday with a possible Sunday morning session before return. Potential representatives include Heery Pappen Ralph Evers and KM Peters.
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Douglas
Tucson
Bisbee
Heery Pappen
Ralph Evers
KM Peters
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