Provision Made To Aid Slum Housing
City council yesterday passed a resolution to give civil defense workers preference in renting units of the $817,000 slum clearance project. H. B. Dangers and Archie Conner of the Tucson Housing Authority said the ruling aligns with Federal Housing Authority priority rules. The council also allowed an extra year of active duty for Patrolman Harry Lesley beyond age 65 with an emergency measure.
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H. B. Dangers
Tucson Housing Authority
Archie Conner
Federal Housing Authority
Halbert W. Miller
Conner
Harry Lesley
Guard Enlistment Set for Sunday in Arizona Detachment
First enlistments in the home detachment of the Arizona National Guard will be taken here Sunday between 9 a.m. and noon at the Armory with Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill and staff present. Draft boards warn men with one year of voluntary service to register for enlistment or the enlisted men’s reserve corps or face recall. General Tuthill will later move to Ajo to conduct enlistments between 3 and 4 p.m.
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Arizona National Guard
A. M. Tuthill
Tuthill
Ajo
Food money gaps worry United States families
A George Gallup survey shows about 12 million families say lack of funds for proper food harms health. Nearly four in ten nationally report diet deficits, with 57 percent of those earning under $25–$30 a week aware of diet-related health issues.
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Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Nexti
City reports fiscal year start: revenue tops expenditures
City Auditor J.T. Manders reports first five months show receipts of 439 050.77 and expenditures of 342 157.79. Twelve departments exceeded budgets in spending led by contingencies, police, waste and sewer services, with named amounts. four departments beat revenue expectations including taxes and fines.
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J.T. Manders
Rabbi Breger to Speak on Marginal Judaism Tonight
Rabbi Breger will discuss the topic Self inflated importance of Marginal Judaism during tonight's services at Congregation Anshei Israel 526 South Stone Avenue. Prayers begin at 9 o'clock followed by a sermon And Jacob Remained Alone. Afternoon services set for 4 45 o'clock with daily prayers at 8 45 a m.
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Breger
Anshei ‘Israel
Stone Avenue
Jacob
Arizona Wages Jump in First Nine Months of 1941
Wages paid in Arizona rose to 69,024,303.53 for the first nine months of 1941, up 13,370,280.04 from 1940. The third quarter numbered 66,927 workers, compared with 13,229 last year, with defense projects boosting payrolls in construction to 7,027,378.74. Mining payroll climbed to 18,534,171.15, while wholesale and retail trade rose from 14,860,038.09 to 18,450,478.33.
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Yhoenix
Arizona
Bruce Parkinson
Security Lo
Wild Turkeys Increase in Catalina Mountains
Ranger Ed McPhaul reports about 50 wild turkeys now inhabit the Catalina mountains. The birds began to establish themselves several years ago and have increased naturally each year, with a small number added annually.
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Catalina Mountains
Forest
McPhaul
New Tucson high magazine publishes debut issue
The Quarterly, a Tucson senior high school magazine devoted to literature and the graphic arts, made its first appearance this week. Over 500 copies were sold, with plans for a winter and spring issue. Students in the graphic arts department did most of the makeup and printing under O. H. Chidester. The issue features poems stories reviews jokes and essays with linoleum and rubber prints. Doris Born is editor in chief with a student staff including John Campion Bill Funk Frances Rowe Fred Morgan Ernest Soto Fernelia Falk and Eleanor Albertson.
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Tucson
Graphic : Arts
the Graphic" Arts Department
Doris Born
John Campion
Bill Funk
Frances Rowe
Fred Morgan
Ernest Soto
Fernella Falk
Eleanor Albertson
Bob Parlett
Faculty and staff list names across departments
The article enumerates a long roster of faculty and staff members including advisors O H Chichester Curtiss H Anderson and a writing staff featuring Susan Blue Warda Hillary Alice Rae Harison Elaine Wuerschmidt Armida Felix Jack Savage Sally Ann Dixon Edith McNaughton Frances Reynolds Adalyn Lovejoy Naomi Whelan and many others. It also lists business staff Geoff Levinson Frances Beck Virginia Montgomery Barbara Ann Aros Darlene Reitzel Eliot Feldman Beverly Harris Mary Sue Wooley Cecil Duncan Marjorie Perrin Marion McKale Ruth Ann McWhirt Ann Barrasco Bonnie Smith Eugene Lauck Mary Lakritz Betty Small Clinton Fowler Betty Janney.
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McNaughton
Frances Reynolds
Adalyn Lovejoy
Naomi Whelan
Plutarco Goycoochea
Ben
Padgett
Abbe Treu
Martha
Boyd
Gwen
Green
Mike Mahoney
Pat
Fitzpatrick
Norma ‘Morehead
Alfred del:Moral
Phyllis Landwald
David’ “Wiener
Beatrice,Fenderstein
Peggy O’laughlin
Geoff
Levinson
Frances
Beck
Virginia
Montgomery
Barbara Ann ‘Aros
Darlene Reitzel
Eliot: Feldman
Beverly “Harris
Mary
Sue Wooley
Cecil Duncan
Marjorie Perrin
Marion ‘McKale
Ruth Ann McWhirt
Ann’.Barrasco
Bonnie Smith
Eugene’ Lauck
Lakritz
Betty Small
Clinton Fowler
Betty
Janney
Painter Lucy Gill Price Faces Cataract Surgery
Mrs Lucie Gill Price, 70, of Tampa Florida, recently exhibited 11 water color paintings at the Tampa Art Center after a four month study. She will undergo cataract removal surgery hoping to continue painting.
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Tampa, Fla
Lucie Gill.Price
Tampa ‘Art Center
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