Delegates Gather for Arizona Bankers Association Convention
About seventy out of town delegates will attend the 37th annual Arizona Bankers association convention. Sessions start tomorrow at 9 30 am at the Pioneer hotel with a welcome by J R McEvoy and remarks by Rev Richard A Dawson. Topics include the Federal Reserve System and irrigation development in Arizona. A golf tournament and various social events surround the program.
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Arizona Bankers’ Association
Pioneer Hotel
J. R. McEvoy
Holbrook
Richard A. Dawson
First Congregation Church
Court House
John F. Simms
Albuquerque
H. M. Craft
Craft
Federal Reserve System
Defense Program
Smith
Arizona
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Tucson Mountain House
Desert Shores
Red Cross drive tops local goals as firms reach 100 percent
City brief reports a total of 15219.56 donated toward a 16500 objective at Red Cross roll call headquarters. Establishments reaching full contribution include Western Boot, Wright Electrical, Hearn and Card, and Albert Steinfeld & Company grocery department. The Catholic Church sets Feast of the Immaculate Conception with masses at 6:30 7:30 9:00 and 11:00 at the cathedral culminating in a high mass for Mrs. Maria Soto.
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Red Cross Roll Cail
Western Boot Company
Wright Electrical Company
Hearn &Card
Albert Steinfeld and Company
Maria Soto
Memorial Service for Tucson Elks Held Sunday
A public memorial service for Tucson Elks who died in the past year will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. by Tucson lodge No. 385 in the lodge hall. William I. Walsh will deliver the address.
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Tucson Elks
Tucson Lodge, No. 385
William I. Walsh
Legion Post Members Meet Tonight in Morgan City
Members of Morgan Mcder mott post American Legion will convene this evening in the Legion hall, announced by R. M. Riddell adjutant.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. M. Riddell
Important Meeting For SS Peter and Paul Choir
A meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM before the SS Peter and Paul church choir rehearsal. Director Louis Coleman urges all members to attend promptly.
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SS. Peter and Paul
Louis Colemans
Australia’s wattle named national flower
The wattle is designated as Australia’s national flower, recognized for its golden blossoms and symbolic ties to the nation’s identity and heritage. It represents unity and the country’s natural beauty.
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Wattle
Australia
South Tucson seeks accounting of funds amid disincorporation
South Tucson officials pressed for a full accounting of trustee funds during disincorporation. Harry Juliani said about 4000 dollars were collected and not accounted for, as attorneys Darrow and associates face scrutiny by Pima County supervisors. The board set January 5 as the accounting deadline.
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Juliant
South Tucson
Pima County
R. G. Darrow
Darrow
Fred .W. Fickett
Juliani
John L. van Buskirk
van Buskirk
H. C. Diehl, Jr
Yugoslav Towns Recaptured as Depot Explosion Kills 2000
London reports radio Moscow claiming Serbian guerillas retook Cacak and Uzice despite an Axis offensive. A German depot blast in Uzice killed about 2000, tied to Axis efforts and a munitions depot in the former Yugoslav bank vaults. Three German divisions were said to fight a third front near the Morava valley.
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London
Moscow
Cacak
Uzice
Belgrade
Obnova
Cairo
Morava
Kit Carson Rifle Tops National Football Trophies
The Dodge News notes the Kit Carson rifle as a prominent national football trophy. Arizona won the prize this year in the fourth game after beating New Mexico University. the university here previously won the rifle in a prior contest.
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Dodge News
Kit Carson
New Mexico University
Arizona
Cincinnati Attorney Dies in Tucson Hospital
Louis Edward Schuch, 43, a Cincinnati attorney who arrived in Tucson three weeks ago, died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. The body was sent to Cincinnati by Tiedje Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Alice Schuch, a sister Elsie Moore, and brothers William and Charles Schuch of Cincinnati. Charles Schuch was present at his death.
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Louis Edward Schuch
Cincinnati
Tiedje Funeral Home
Alice .Schuch
Elsie Moore
William
Charles” Schuch
Charles, Schuch
Town Reincorporation Delayed Amid Debt Plan
Supervisors equate the town debt in the interim and note revenue from a fire truck sale totaling about 1200 dollars. The measure aims to stabilize finances while awaiting reincorporation.
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Darrow
Council Holds Special Meet
City council summoned to a special session at 4 30 p m to decide if Patrolman Harry Lesley may continue active service after his 65th birthday and to hear Tucson Housing Authority explanations on a plan giving civilian defense workers priority in renting quarters. The 65 age retirement rule may be amended as a pension plan is arranged. Officials sought another hearing on a proposed 817000 slum clearance project and defense workers first call.
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Harry Lesley
Tucson
Essey
Phillips Named to Defense Task Committee
Don Phillips, university press agent, was named to a national defense cooperative committee by the American College Publicity Association. The committee will include one representative from each state and Phillips represents Arizona as district publicity director.
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Don Phillips
National Defense Cooperative Committee
American College Publicity Association
J. Willard Ridings
Phillips
Arizona
Australian Guerrillas Left in Crete By Australian Troops
The war office reports 1500 Australian troops remain in Crete behind enemy lines. They are being sheltered by the local population and are conducting guerrilla warfare against occupying forces.
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Canberra
Australia
U.P
War Office
Crete
Forty Four Hive Flyers Awarded Fifty Five Valor Decorations
The report notes that forty four Hive citizens received fifty five decorations for valor as flyers during the ongoing war, recognizing their courage and service.
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Hive
Experimental Range Named at University of Arizona
The Page Trowbridge Experimental Range at the University of Arizona was officially christened. Dean Burgess announced the range honors Joseph T Page for upland grazing work and William B Trowbridge who donated Page's ranch for range headquarters. The station is maintained by the university with the U S soil conservation service and U S forest service.
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University of Arizona
Page-Trowbridge
Dean Paul
Burgess
College of Agriculture
Joseph.t. Page
Page
University
the -University
U.S. Soil
Conservation. Service
U.S. Forest Service
Vera Zorina Sketches in Charcoal Hobby
Silent film star Vera Zorina pursues a hobby sketching with charcoal. The actress, known for dance and film work, spends leisure time drawing portraits and scenes, showcasing artistic versatility beyond performing arts.
Available Cotton Pickers Declared Sufficient in Arizona
Phoenix reports the U. S. employment service says enough cotton pickers are in Arizona to finish harvesting. A ginnings report to Nov 30 shows 111,634 bales ginned, over half the estimated crop, with county tallies for Maricopa Pinal and Pima listed.
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Phoenix
U. S. Employment Service Office
Arizona
Maricopa
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