Rezoning Request Sparks Pueblo Gardens Shopping Center Plan
The Pueblo Gardens project aims to serve about 20 000 people with a 100 000 square foot center on 14 acres north of the subdivision. Roy Drachman estimates groceries 3 million and clothing 1 million annually, with zoning change from residential to business under review. The plan precedes a mayor and council hearing after a preliminary zoning recommendation by the planning commission.
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Pueblo Gardens
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Roy Drachman
Tucson
Drachman
Webb Company
Cherry Avenue
East 22Nd Street
Karl Zamost
Tucson Boulevard
Sawtelle Avenue
Broadway
East Ninth Street
M. H. Starkweather
Blenman Addition
Country Club Road
Speedway
Boulevard
Speedy
Starkweather
John Durkin
Phil Martin
F. B. Pacheco
Forrest Priser
Future Farmers of America Hold State Convention Aug 18
Prescott reports the 18th annual state convention of the Future Farmers of America will run August 18 to 20 with 200 delegates from 21 state chapters. Acting Gov Dan Garvey will address attendees. farm mechanics and farm and home electrification contest winners will be announced. state officers and leaders named include John E Haney Lloyd Willis Newell Wethersby Kenneth England Robert Tyson James R Smith Herbert McDonald and George Knapple.
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Prescott
Farmers of America
Dan Garvey
John E. Haney
Yuma
Lloyd Willis
Snowflake
Newell Wethersby
Safford
Kenneth England
Chandler
Robert Tyson
Laveen
James R. Smith
Herbert McDonald
Somerton
George Knapple
Roy Dewitt Dean Enlists in the Army
Roy Dewitt Dean of 3325 Valencia Street has enlisted in the United States Army.
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Roy Dewitt Dean
Valencia Street
Atomic Age Turns Three Promising Yet Troubled
The Atom Age marks its third year with a mixed legacy. It reshaped fear and hope after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, while offering medical advances and farm gains. President Truman framed it as a path to peace, and Long Island lab projects promise village-scale power by year end.
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New York
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Truman
Long Island
Hot Contest To Melt Ice
Phoenix Tucson and Yuma Jaycees sponsor a heat test with a 100 pound ice block set on scales at downtown locations at 7 30 am. The city whose ice melts fastest wins. Past highs show Phoenix and Yuma at 118 degrees while Tucson tops at 112.
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Chambers of Commerce
Jaycees
Phoenix
Yuma
Tucson
Nogales to Host 1949 State Knights of Columbus Meet
The 1949 state convention of the Knights of Columbus will be held in Nogales May 28 to 30, announced Friday. A stray line about spark plug porcelain cleaning was included in the source text but not related to the event.
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Nogales
Aug. G. U.P
The
Knights of Columbus
Center Opens At Dwellings Recreation Center
A new recreation center at Consolidated Dwellings on South Sixth avenue opened at 4 p m with city county recreation department hosting an extensive program for more than 1 500 residents. Robert Ludwig will head arts and crafts. Enid Maisel and Nicholas Lee oversee teen and adult social activities and events. a preschool wading pool opens next week under a mothers committee. Hours vary by weekday and weekend.
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Consolidated Dwellings
South Sixth Avenue
Department of Recreation
Consolidated Center
Robert Ludwig
Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences
Manchester
N. H
Enid Maisel
Nicholas Lee
South Tucson Prepares Liberty Fiesta Celebrations
A South Tucson meeting organized the Junta Patriotica Mexicana to stage Mexican Independence Day events September 15 and 16. Juan Campillo chairs the arrangements with a two day program featuring a Cry of Independence, queen crowning, fireworks, a mass, parade, track meet, and street dance with dignitaries from state and Sonora invited. Board members Miguel Ugalde, Manuel Villegas, Abelardo Ramirez, Joseph Rodriguez, Fernando Otero, Henry Ramirez, and Arnulfo Salazar were named trustees.
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Junta Patriotica Mexicana
South Tucson
South
Tucson
Juan Campillo
St. Joseph's Church
Sonora
Mexico
Campillo
Miguel Ugalde
Manuel Villegas
Abelardo Ramirez
Joseph Rodriguez
Fernando Otero
Henry Ramirez
Arnulfo Salazar
Local Soldier Promoted to Corporal at Ft Amador
Leonard Bautisto of 513 West 26th Street has been promoted to corporal with the 549th Military Police Company at Ft Amador in the Canal Zone.
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Leonard Bautisto
West 26Th Street
Military Police
Ft. Amador
Canal Zone
City Briefs: Bushmasters meet and teen dance planned
City briefs note at 8 p m the Bushmasters association will meet in the Disabled American Veterans hall at 736 South Stone Avenue. An 8 30 p m teenage dance, sponsored by the Tucson Federation of Musicians, will be at the Odd Fellows hall until 11 30 p m. Saturday at 11 a m Rev John D Trude returns to preach at the Seventh Day Adventist church 1200 North Mountain Avenue.
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Bushmasters Association
Disabled American Veterans Hall
South Stone Avenue
Tucson Federation of Musicians
Odd Fellows Hall
John D. Trude
Prescott
Seventh Day Adventist Church
North Mountain Avenue
Ex-State Hospital Superintendent In Phoenix
Dr. A. C. Kingsley 72 longtime Arizona psychiatrist and former state hospital superintendent was reported in serious condition at Good Samaritan hospital after major abdominal surgery. Kingsley came to Arizona in 1906 served as Santa Cruz county physician and led the state hospital during Gov. George W. P. Hunt’s era before practice in Superior and later Phoenix.
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Phoenix
A.C. Kingsley
Arizona
State
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kingsley
Santa Cruz
George W. P. Hunt
Superior
Thirteen Month Calendars Widely Used by Firms
More than 700 American businesses have adopted thirteen month calendars for scheduling and accounting. The trend reflects efforts to streamline planning across sectors and eliminate midyear shifts in fiscal periods.
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United States
Guards Duck Smoke Bomb At Univis Lens Plant
Dayton Ohio August 6 A smoke bomb thrown Friday among national guard troops patrolling the Univis Lens Co plant caused a brief flare of confusion. The government made device in a paper bag within a corrugated box was used as guardsmen, numbering about 1400, patrolled the strike unsettled site after CIO United Electrical Workers and workers clashed over a 94 day wage dispute.
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Dayton
National Guard
Univis Lens Co
Col
George Schiele
Ohio Guard
Uniois
Thomas J. Herbert
CIO United Electrical
Road Survey Progress Report Presented in Tucson
A Tucson group received a Friday progress briefing on the origin and destination survey by the state highway department. Project engineer Clyde Myers outlined uses for planning the metropolitan area, noting the six month effort has cost about 30000 dollars and employed 10 to 75 people. Final figures are due in about three months and the total state cost remains to be disclosed.
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Tucson
State Highway Department
Clyde Myers
Myers
Traffic survey pins Tucson metro population at 126 850
Myers cites a six month traffic survey in Tucson that estimates the metropolitan population at 126 850 and outlines applying the data to street and highway planning. The state highway department offers advisory support to city and county on improvements and related traffic study work.
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Myers
State Highway Department
Tucson
Mrs Mollie Scklore to be buried in Milwaukee
The body of 59 year old Mollie Scklore who died Wednesday in a hospital is being sent by Parker mortuary to Milwaukee for services and burial. She had lived in Tucson for 11 years and is survived by a brother William B Schutkin of Los Angeles.
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Mollie Scklore
Parker Mortuary
Milwaukee
Tucson
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