4-H Members End Meet With Big Breakfast
A breakfast at the university commons closed a three day Arizona 4-H convention. Seven winners announced at the banquet earned trips to Chicago for the National Congress. other delegates and senior division winners were named, with awards from the Arizona Bankers Association.
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Arizona
University Commons
Chicago
Gloria &Podaca
Tucson
Canning
Mariilyn McElhaney
Wellton
Thelma Olsen
Tempe
Raymond Percy
Phoenix Meat Animal Division
Charles Seavers
Elfrida
Charlotte Patterson
Mike Martinez
Parker
Harvey Johnson
Mesa
Mary Jones
Ruth Crumbaker
Kenneth Jarvis
Joe Nesbitt
Harrisburg
Arizona Bankers Association
H. H. d’Autremont
Dale C. Higgin
Agnes Meyer
Maricopa County
Genevieve Romo
Pima
Lucy Thurman
Cochise
J. F. Maneth
Weather Outlook for Western States and Arizona Fair with Thunderstorms
The U S weather bureau notes no precipitation west of the Rockies in the last 24 hours. Western states show little change except cooler in the northern Rockies and a low pressure area in the inland Southwest. Temperatures vary from 55 to 105 across listed cities with Arizona fair tonight and Friday and scattered evening thunderstorms in mountains north central portion.
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Phoenix
Rockies
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Albuquerque
Pune
Denver Feauabai Ine
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
DIGI
CIA Ites
New Orleans
Eae Pete
Cca
Ee Rhee
Prescott Lines
Alien Ae
St. Louis
Arizona
WPA Defense Work In Arizona Tops Million
The Work Projects Administration has invested over 1.4 million dollars in Arizona defense construction in the past five years. Fort Huachuca improvements cost 619000, National Guard facilities 505000, and airports and airways 278000. Future road projects with military value are planned.
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Phoenix
Work Projects Administration
Arizona
W. J. Jamieson
Fort Huachuca
National Guard
Jamieson
Kiwanis Club to Hear Two Speakers at Lunch
Kiwanis members will hear Fred Stofft president of the club and John Ransom Mansfeld junior high instructor speak at a regular luncheon at the Santa Rita hotel. Stofft will discuss national guard experiences and future maneuvers while Ransom covers the craft shop work by the Y M C A during summer under Kiwanis auspices introduction by Hervey Smith Y M C A secretary.
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Kiwanis Club
Fred Stofft
John Ransom
Mansfeld Junior High School
Santa Rita
Stofft
National Guard
Ransom
Hervey Smith
Kiwanis Boys and Girls Committee
Methodist Minister Takes Pulpit At Menlo Park Sunday
Donald Scott, appointed at the Methodist Church annual conference in Long Beach last June, will lead the 11 o'clock service at Menlo Park. He hails from Wyoming Iowa and will study as a graduate student at the University of Arizona while serving the church. He has been active in youth groups and broad church work experiences.
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Donald Scott
Menlo Park
Methodist Church
Long Beach
Scott
Wyoming
Iowa
University of Arizona
Robinson Rites to Be in Springfield
The body of Mrs. Freda Robinson, 52, who died at a local hospital, was shipped to Springfield Massachusetts for funeral services and burial. A Tucson resident for two months she leaves her husband Joseph Robinson. Arrangements were handled by the Arizona Mortuary.
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Freda Robinson
Springfield
Mass
Cuba Considers Health Certificates for Marriage Bans
Cuban authorities weigh a rule requiring health certificates for marriage. The potential measure aims to ensure couples meet health standards before wedlock.
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Cuba
Democrats Of Pima Move To Fill Vacancy
The Pima county Democratic central committee acts to fill a vacancy after Duke Burks was removed from the ballot for the district No 4 state legislative post. Joseph Shifman, an attorney with major real estate holdings, begins a write in campaign. Roy Martin plans one too as Republicans weigh a campaign or delay. Burks faces a felony charge over a false nominating petition with a preliminary hearing set next Tuesday.
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Pima County
Democratic Central Committee
Duke C. Burks
James B. Sheffield
Joseph Shifman
Pima
Maricopa
Shifman
Tucson
University of Arizona Law School
Sheffield
Roy Martin
W. T. Pyott
Republican Central Committee
Superior Court Room
Duke Burks
Board of Supervisors
Burks
J. Mercer Johnson
Justice Court
Liberty
William Akers
Elizabeth Wills
Argentina Surpasses Twelve Lakh in Agriculture and Herding
More than 1,200,000 people in Argentina are now engaged in farming or livestock raising, reflecting a broad-based rural economic footprint and a sustained agricultural sector.
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Argentina
Mrs Orrine Thornton Visited Tucson Guest of Miss Tetreau
Miss Orrine Thornton of Phoenix has been a house guest of Miss Jeanne Tetreau at 1400 East Mable Street Tucson for the past week.
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Orrine Thornton
Phoenix
Jeanne Tetreau
Mable Street
Tucson
Two Teens Held Over Spotlight Theft in Tucson
Two 16-year-old boys were held after being caught yesterday removing and stealing a spotlight from a car owned by Casper R. Smith of 629 North Tyndall Avenue in Tucson.
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Tucson
Casper R. Smith
North
Tyndall Avenue
Lieutenant Edwin J Montgomery Returns From Army Duty
Edwin J. Montgomery has completed a six month tour as a first lieutenant in the U S army field artillery at Fort Sam Houston Texas and returned to Tucson with his wife and two children.
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Edwin J. Montgomery
U. S. Army Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Tucson
Burglary Reports Stolen Clothing Worth 200 Dollars
Mrs. Mabel Jacob of 1546 East Speedway reported a burglary at her home between August 22 and 26. About 200 dollars worth of clothing was taken.
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Mabel Jacob
East Speedway
Petition for probate of Peak will filed in court
A petition for probate of the will of George Joseph Peak a former Tucson school official who died in Long Beach California on August 4 was filed today in superior court. The estate is estimated at $10 000.
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George Joseph Peak
Tucson
Long Beach
Calif
Superior Court
Evening talks by Rev. Ernie McCollum at Nazarene Church
Speaking every evening at 7 45 oclock in the Church of the Nazarene until September 1 is the Rev. Ernie McCollum of Pasadena California.
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Church of the Nazarene
Ernie McCollum
Pasadena
Calif
Temperatures Rise and Fall on Mt Lemmon Summit
Temperatures at Summer Haven atop Mt Lemmon yesterday showed a high of 72 and a low of 42 degrees, reflecting a crisp, clear day at the mountain summit.
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Summer Haven
Mt. Lemmon
Summer Term at Shady Lawn School Closes Tomorrow
The Shady Lawn private school announces the summer term will close tomorrow and the fall term will reopen September 16.
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Shady Lawn
Morgan McDermott Post 7 Legion Meet at Veterans Hospital
Morgan McDermott Post 7 of the American Legion meets today at 7 30 PM at the Veterans Hospital to hold its regular session.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Veterans Hospital
Rally for John Ayers in District 2 Tonight
A rally for John Ayers candidate for supervisor in District 2 takes place today at 7 30 p m in Transportation Hall.
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John Ayers
Transportation Hall
Jones for Governor supporters meet in precinct five
Workers backing Jones for Governor gather tonight at the home of Mrs. Mary Hemphill at 513 West 43rd Street to discuss campaign organization and outreach.
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Mary Hemphill
West 43Rd Street
Annual Eles Picnic Set for West Broadway Venue
F A Michels secretary of the lodge announced the Annual Eles Picnic will be held in the All States club building on West Broadway September 8.
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ELES
All States Club
West Broadway
F. A. Michels
Lodge
Railroad Men Get 37000 In Back Pay In Tucson
About 60 Tucson yardmen and trainmen received back pay after the NLRB settlement with Southern Pacific. The $37000 total covers four years when workers went beyond yard limits to perform duties. they sought one extra day’s pay for each eight hours worked past limits. E J Durnil leads the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen local. Checks included a $4500 payment and several over $1000.
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Tucson
National Labor Relations Board
Southern Pacific Company
la One
Brotherhood of Railway
E. J. Durnil
NLRB
Johnston Body Returned for Kansas City Funeral
The body of Mrs. Mary Edith Johnston, 45, who died yesterday at a local sanatorium, was en trained today for Kansas City Missouri for funeral services and burial. Mrs. Johnston, a Tucson resident for three months, is survived by her husband Robert.
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Mary Edith Johnston
Kansas City
Public Records: multiple divorce filings and estates
William G. Hall presiding over divorce complaints with Dorothy Louise Martin Kenneth Matthew Martin Donald Meyer versus Lorralee Meyer John Q Hall against Ruth M Hall and decrees Vincent Clyde Westfall vs Ruth W Westfall divorce actions with decrees Estate of George Joseph Peak petition for probate and Estate of Evelyn R Shapiro letters of administration State prosecutes Hannaball Spencer forgery pleaded guilty faces two to four years in prison.
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Dorothy Louise Martin
Kenneth Matthew Martin
Donald Meyer
Lorralee Meyer
John Q. Hall
Ruth M. Hall
Vincent Clyde Westfall
Ruth W. Westfall
George Joseph Peak
Evelyn R. Shapiro
Hannaball Spencer
Justice Court Case Involving False Filing Charge
Duke C. Burks presents false paper for filing in Justice Court presided by W. Gardner and is released on a $1,000 property bond.
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Justice Court Co. W. Gardner
Duke C. Burks
Booked Arrests and Charges Summary
Booker Carr faced suspension for disturbing the peace. Jesus Ayala was bound for U S immigration service on possession of stolen property. Donald Francia McCann charged with vagrancy, fined 15 dollars or 15 days in jail.
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Booker Carr
Jesus Ayala
U. S. Immigration Service
Donald Francia McCann
Society Notice of Marital Status or Residency
John Taber 27 Corvallis Ore Florence Weston 23 Philadelphia Telesforo Valenzuela 50 Juana Borboa 52 Tucson indicates a compiled list of individuals with ages and places associated. The fragmentary data suggests a social or legal notice context from a historical newspaper page.
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John
William Taber
Corvallis
Ore
Florence A. Weston
Philadelphia
Telesforo Valenzuela
Juana Borboa
Tucson
Fair claims oldest status at Skowhegan Fair centennial
The Skowhegan Fair in Maine marks its 121st session as operators assert it is the nation's oldest fair. The event, held in Skowhegan, Maine, dates back to its founding 121 years ago.
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Skowhegan
U.P
Skowhegan Fair
Local family notices services arranged in Kansas City
Johnston family with two sons Bobby and Billy and sister Mrs. A Art Maier of Kansas City. Arrangements are in charge of Parker mortuary.
McFarland To Speak At Rally On National Preparedness
In Phoenix on August 29 Judge E W McFarland Democratic candidate for U S senator outlines a plan for universal service and mass mobilization of labor capital and resources to speed national preparedness. He reiterates his support for de pros titizing preparedness and drafting industries for crisis wartime effort.
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Phoenix
The
Daily Citizen
America
E. W. McFarland
U. S
United States
Charles A. Gross Retires From S P After 50 Years Service
Charles A. Gross longtime Southern Pacific employee with 50 years and four months of service retires at 3 p m Saturday after completing his shift. He began as a car cleaner in May 1890 in Los Angeles and rose to locomotive engineer before moving to the Tucson division in 1909. He joined the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in 1916 and will reside in Tucson.
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Charles A. Gross
Southern Pacific Railroad
Gross
Railroad
Los Angeles
Parsons
Kan
Tucson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Indiana Governor Dines on Eggs After Birthday Feast
At Angola Indiana on August 29 Governor M Clifford Townsend hosted a birthday dinner with chicken, trimmings, and a large cake. Relatives reportedly grew frustrated when Townsend asked for two three minute eggs to finish the meal.
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Dodges
Angola
Ind
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
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