Convention Bet For Realtors In Tucson This Weekend
National and local officials attend the third annual Arizona State Association of Boards of Realtors convention at the Santa Rita hotel Friday and Saturday. Notables include Morgan Fitch of Chicago and W. Max Moore of Denver. Registration runs 9:30 to 5 with sessions, luncheons, a banquet, and a Tucson tour planned for delegates and visiting wives. Continuous program features remarks by local and state leaders and installation of new officers after the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State Association of Boards of Realtors
Santa Rita Hotel
Roy Drachman
Morgan L. Fitch
Chicago
National Association of Real Estate Boards
W. Max Moore
Denver
Colo
Brokers Institute
Calvin K. Snyder
New York
Realtors’ Washington
al W. Norell
Phoenix
Watson A. Bowes
Colorado Association of Real Estate Boards
William L. Baskerville
San Diego
California
Realty Board
Santa Rita
Waystand Means Committee
Board of Directors
Eben Lane
E. T. Houston
Richard A. Dawson
First Congregational Church
Burke C. Payne
Fitch
Walter Clapp
Tucson
Range Station Meeting Ends
Southwestern forest and range experiment station officials concluded a meeting outlining findings and planned improvements in range, timber, and watershed management. The group discussed deteriorated watersheds in Arizona New Mexico and West Texas and the need for artificial reseeding of about 3 000 000 acres to speed recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Forest and Range Experiment ‘Station
Raymond Price
W.W. P. Martin
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Gila
Colorado
Rio Grande
Pecos
R. Keith Hudson
George Clendening
Fourth Performance of Joan Saturday by Tucson Little Theatre
The Tucson Little Theatre presents Joan of Lorraine at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Temple of Music and Art. The show opened Wednesday and will also run Thursday and Friday, with the fourth performance scheduled by popular demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Lorraine
Tucson Little Theatre
Temple of Music and Art
Anderson Play Admirably Handled By Little Theatre
The Tucson Little Theatre presents Maxwell Andersons Joan of Lorraine in two acts at the Temple of Music and Art. The Broadway rehearsal frame unfolds Joan’s story from decision to serve to Rouen martyrdom, blending 15th and 20th century perspectives. Matt Noto stands out as Joan, with strong support from Robert Flickinger as the Dauphin and solid ensemble work across 21 actors under Sherman Headley’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne d’Arc
Maxwell Anderson
Joan of Lorraine
Tucson Little Theatre
Temple of Music and Art
Joan
Shakespeare
Schiller
Shaw
Anderson
Hamlet
Syriter
Charles VII
England
Charles
Orleans
Rheims
Rouen
Dauphin
America
Mr. Smith
Washington
Sherman
Tucson
Headley
Matt Noto
Miss Noto
Mary Grey
Robert Flickinger
Masters
Paul MacCready
MacCready
Arthur’ Henderson
Georges de Tremoille
George Rosenberg
Final rites for Mrs. Stella Nolan scheduled
Final rites for Mrs. Stella Nolan are set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Bring's chapel. Her body will be sent to Pullman, Washington. Ground soapstone or tale is noted as used in axle grease and face powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Nolan
Bring’s ‘Chapel
Pullman
Boncour Named To Korea Commission Chief
Paris December 4 Jean Louis Paul Boncour a French career diplomat now minister to Romania has been appointed chief of the French delegation to the United Nations commission in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Louis Paul Boncour
Romania
United Nations Commission
Jorea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arizona Mortgage & Realty Company
S. Stones
Eves
Little Theatre
Rancho del Almargo
University of Arizona
Oasis Fruit Bay
Oasis Fruit Bar
West Broadway
Freddie Ann
South Stone Ae
Becky Arino
Ine Wines
Ford
Monte Mansfield
KVOA
Ford Theatre of the Ale
Paul Boncour
Korea
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
MR. Wilson
South Stone Ave
H. C. Tourea Company
Telephone
Gift Headquarters
Levi
Strauss Frontier
Dad
Rayon
KCNA
Wepterss
Beauty
Elizabeth Arden
Ardena
Pennington Drug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!