Draft Board 13 Calls 11 Men For Induction On Sept 7
Draft board No 13 orders 11 men to report at 3 30 p m September 7 for induction at 28 W McCormick St The call announced by W E Barnum board chairman lists 11 names with addresses including Poy Yee Tony Dominguez Soto John Cole Ellinwood Frederick A Roberts Edward Tarzian Burke Tolbert Elwin Leroy Baldwin David Franklin Elgart Bill A Densmore Luciano Ko Lee Paul Frank Carson and six delinquents urged for immediate induction with risks of contact failure and referral to the U S district attorney Delinquent listed men include John W Adkins Luis Humberto Garcia Jose Moreno Lopez Richard Lloyd William Mariner McGee and Everett Ray Williamson
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Chicago
John W. Adkins
Wilshire Rd
Lyndhhurst
Ohio
Luis Humberto Garcia
Ore
Jose Moreno Lopez
W. Sonora St
Richard Lloyd
N. Park Ave
William Mariner McGee
Silver Spur Ranch
Tanque Verderd
Everett Ray Williamson
General Delivery
Tucson
Secretary names new division head at Interior
Secretary of Interior Oscar L. Chapman created a new division of water and power and named William G. Hoyt to head it. Hoyt, a hydraulic engineer with 43 years in government service, will oversee work from the abolished power division and water resources committee. Edward P. Eardley was named chief engineer and chief of water and power operations. Reginald C. Price becomes chief of project review and coordination, and John P. Robertson is executive officer of the division.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Water and Power
William G. Hoyt
Department
Power Division
Water Resources Committee
Chapman
Hoyt
Edward P. Eardley
Reginald C. Price
John P. Robertson
Committee Approves Indian Self-Government Study
The Senate Interior Committee approved a house-passed resolution calling for a study of Indian tribes and a report to Congress on their ability to govern themselves. Reva Beck Soha authorizes the Interior Department to spend 50,000 dollars of Indian bureau funds for the study in the 1950-51 fiscal year.
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Washington
WPA House
Congress
Senate Interior Besgemweran
Reva Beck Soha
Dbak
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Draft Boards Move To Expanded Quarters In City
County draft boards 12 and 13 resume activity and expand to larger spaces. They will be side by side on West McCormick Street with board 13 at 28 W McCormick and board 12 at 30 W McCormick. New offices open Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. until Thursday business continues at 141 S Fifth St.
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McCormick St
South Stone Avenue
Board 13
W. McCormick St
Board 12
S. Fifth St
Political reporter to address Young Demos at noon
Lester N. Inskeep, political reporter, will speak to the Young Democratic club at noon tomorrow in the American Legion hall on Pennington street. He will present conclusions from a state-wide survey of public sentiment on the gubernatorial race. The event is free and open to the public.
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Lester N. Inskeep
Young Democratic Club
American Legion Hall
Pennington Street
Politicians Debate Dust Control and UA Role in Tucson
State Senator William F. Kimball stressed the University of Arizona’s economic importance to Tucson amid regional rivalry with Maricopa County over assets. Candidates John B. Whiting Tom Collins Edwin G. Troutman and John J. Williams spoke on taxes welfare aid dust control and state support for the university and local infrastructure.
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Tucson
William F. Kimball
University of Arizona
Northeast Neighbors Association
Kimball
Pima County
Tom Collins
Senate
Collins
Edwin G. Troutman
John J. Williams
House of Representatives
Williams
John J. Sahaj
New Light Guides Traffic to Tucson Airport Entrance
A 36-inch double end beacon on a 60-foot steel tower at the Nogales highway entrance guides aircraft and drivers to the Tucson municipal airport. Manager Bob Schmidt says the beacon helps patrons locate the entrance, especially at night, and complements the tower’s standard white and green beacon.
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Nogales Highway
Tucson
Bob Schmidt
Racial Naturalization Ban Removal Sought
The senate passed and sent to the White House a bill to remove racial barriers to naturalization. Sponsored by Rep. Francis J. Walter the measure would allow Japanese Koreans Siamese Indonesians and other Asiatic residents to become American citizens, with Japanese affected mainly.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Rep
Francis J. Walter
D-Pa
United States
Wounded Soldier Returns Home on Emergency Leave
Palestine Texas August 29 Pfc Hubert R Speer arrived on emergency leave to read a defense telegram stating he had been wounded in Korea. Speer has been in the United States several weeks and was listed as wounded on a recent casualty list. He noted some clothing left in Japan may have been taken by another soldier.
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Palestine
Tex
Hubert R. Speer
Defense Department
Korea
Speer
United
Japan
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Frank J. Baumbusch
Law St
Columbus
Kell Battle Creek
Mich
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Tucson Optical Service
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Pacific
John B. Whiting
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St. Mary's Road
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Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fis. Inc
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6Th Ave
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