The Drunkard opens in Tucson patio with strong cast
The article reviews five performances of The Drunkard at the Lodge on the Desert. George Morency stars as The Drunkard with a strong supporting cast led by Kathleen McCann and Ben Slack. The production cost about $20 and drew a capacity audience for a lively period entertainment.
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Desert
Squire Cribbs
William Doughton
Edward Middleton
Tucson
Best
Kathleen Winchcombe-Taylor
Rex Emerick
Harry Bee
The
Desert Aires
Susan Ingle
Eleanor Sanders
Estelle Thackeray
Martha Graff
Max Klinger
George Morency
Elizabeth Camp
Keith Loftfield
Squire
Julian Tuthill
Page Lancet
Marguerite Hillas
Kathleen McCann
War Price Jumps Confirm Consumer Cost Increases
Washington reports confirm rising living costs since the Korean War. Labor statistics show a 1.5 percent jump in the cost of living for the 30 days ending July 15 due to higher meat fruit and vegetable prices. A Commerce Department survey cites rising industrial prices being passed to consumers and blames forward buying by producers and buyers rather than military production.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washingtonian Heads Navajo Medical Center Chief Appointed
Dr. William D. Marbury aged 65 of Washington D C has been appointed chief of staff of the Navajo medical center at Ft Defiance Arizona announced by Secretary of the Interior Chap Man. A buffalo colored male Siamese cat with dark brown ears tail and feet was found by G B McWhirter poundmaster of the city animal shelter 800 W Speedway. It was found in the 200 block on South Main last Friday and McWhirter seeks to return it to its owner.
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Washington
William D. Marbury
Washington, D. C
Navajo Medical Center
Ft. Defiance, Ariz
Secretary of the Interior
G. B. McWhirter
City Animal Shelter
W. Speedway
South Main
McWhirter
Weapon Costs Him Jail Term
Fernando Ruiz of 501 S Meyer Jr. received 30 dollars and 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and carrying a concealed weapon. Police testified he struck a parked truck at 901 S Third Ave late Monday night and fled, later arrested at a friend’s home with leather covered lead knuckles. Richard Pesice of 2731 N Dodge Blvd. got 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for a second reckless driving offense. a stolen auto charge is pending.
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S. Meyer Jr
Paul J. Cella
Ruiz
S. Third Ave
Cella
Richard Pesice
N. Dodge Blvd
Pesice
VFW Leader Seeks Tucson Clinic At National Camp
Paul Russell commander of post 549 VFW sails to Chicago for the national encampment. He will present a resolution to establish a Tucson home for arthritic and asthmatic children under VFW auspices during the convention run from Sunday to Friday.
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The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
VFW
Russell
Tucson
Political Rally For Garvey To Be Held
Gov Dan E Garvey will be the principal speaker at an old fashioned political rally at Davis Trailer Village 2323 E Water St at 7 30 p m tomorrow Other speakers include Frank Minarik Irving Kipnis Dr Charles Jacobson and M B Hodges Tom Sudano is chairman and Clifford F Thomallo will be master of ceremonies The U S Fish and Wildlife Service says deer do more damage than fire to forests in some states.
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Davis Trailer Village
E. Water St
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Irving Kipnis
Charles Jacobson
M. B. Hodges
Tom Sudano
Clifford F. Thomallo
The
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dayton Predicts Record High At Pima County Fair
Fair Chairman John Dayton forecast a record level of exhibits at the Pima County Fair on Oct 19 23 with a tripled count in dairy cattle poultry pigeon and rabbit divisions Horse racing is scheduled for three days Oct 15 22 and 23 Civilian defense chairman John Molloy outlined plans urging communities to stock petroleum jelly and bandages and prepare to house evacuees from the west coast
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Legion
Fair Commission
John Dayton
John Molloy
Legion Civilian Defense
Arizona
Injured Cyclist Shows Progress at Veterans Hospital
Robert Stewart, a 28 year old veteran of 1119 E India street, is slowly regaining consciousness at the veterans hospital after being thrown head first from a motorcycle into a rocky wash on North Oracle road. The hospital reported progress as he recovers from the Tuesday crash caused by soft sand along the highway edge.
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North Oracle Road
Veterans’ Hospital
E. India St
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