Launch Navajo Aid Program in Tucson to aid Indians
A Tucson meeting of 50 local groups organized an aid drive for impoverished Navajo people. Fundraising runs until Dec 15 with receiving centers at South Tucson town hall Monte Mansfield's Beaudry Motors and the city armory. Air transport via Civil Air Patrol planes will move donations to Phoenix.
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Tucson
Justice
Justice C. W. Gardner
Arizona
South Tucson Town Hall
South Sixth Street
Monte Mansfield
East Broadway
Beaudry Motors
North Stone
Armory
Tom Soleng
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Southern Arizona Bank
The
Valley National Bank
Robert Brickman
Tucson City Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Mel Goodgan
University of Arizona
Bill Chamberlain
Dolly Young
Legion Auxiliary
Richard Harvill
YWCA
O. T. Norton
Girl Scouts
Mae Bake
B&wp Club
Chamberlain
Rotary
Royal Irving
Kiwanis
Nick Barrada
Hayles
Ed Stowell
Boy Scouts
Forest Priser
VEW
Two Ensembles To Attend Meet
Two ensembles from the University of Arizona fine arts college will attend the Arizona State Music Educators Association meeting in Phoenix on December 5 and 6. A trombone quartet directed by Samuel Fain includes Grant Sharman Lloyd Webb Bennie Glover and William Angermeyr. A woodwind quintet features Dorothy Leinweber Shirley Leinweber Tom Denton Gene Ribas and Marvin Horr with Morton Alt schuler directing. Leinweber and Horr will give solo demonstrations while Irving Cortez accompanies on piano.
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Fine Arts College
University of Arizona
Arizona State Music Educators Association
Phoenix
Samuel Fain
Grant Sharman
Lloyd Webb
Bennie Glover
William Angermeyr
Dorothy Cowan
Shirley Leinweber
Tom Denton
Gene Ribas
Marvin Horr
Morton Altschuler
Miss Leinweber
Horr
Irving Cortez
Diplomat Phillips Arrives in Tucson for Winter Stay
William Phillips, famed U S diplomat and former undersecretary of state, arrived with his wife in Tucson for the winter. He noted Palestine’s crisis will require trial and error with major powers guiding, and he joked his boating hobby may be neglected in Arizona. The couple rented a Tucson home as Phillips, born 1887 in Beverly Mass, recounts a career spanning four ambassadorial posts and four decades in service.
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Palestine
William Phillips
Tucson
Golden State
A Phillips
Chicago
State Department
Department
Phillips
Massachusetts Bay Colony
America
Ine
Beverly
Mass
John Charles. Phillips
Boston
Anna Tucker’ Phillips
Harvard
London
J. H. Choate
Choate
U.S
U.S. Legation
Peking
Orient
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Canada
Caroline Astor Drayton
New York City
Rome
North Atlantic
Five Marana Buildings To Be Offered For Sale
Officials of the War Assets Administration announced five Marana buildings will be offered for sale at 10 am Monday at the Marana Army Base. The list includes a parachute jump platform two 20 by 100 foot guard houses an airplane wash rack and a boiler house with usable boilers pumps and pipe fittings.
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Marana Army Base
War Assets Administration
Ronstadt Tells Sanitary Plans for District Improvement
Harry Cameron heads the neighborhood associations council committee slate for the year at planning offices. Gilbert Ronstadt outlined a $4,000,000 plan to build a county city sewage plant, with 93 sections and a 51 percent signature threshold to authorize, seeking district cooperation for petitions next month.
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Harry Cameron
Associations Council
al .Steinbrecker
Charles B. McGuire
Douglas R. Luger
H. Poehlman
Gordon Luepke
Clarence’ S. Wilcox
Ronstadt
Hartshorn Remains Sent To Illinois
The body of William G. Hartshorn, 56, who died Tuesday evening in a local hospital, is being sent by the Arizona mortuary to Danville, Illinois for services and burial. Hartshorn, a Tucson resident for two months, is survived by his wife Margaret and two daughters Mrs. Robert Tyson of Elgin Illinois and Mrs. Ray L. Hurst of Tuscaloosa Alabama.
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Arizona Mortuary
Danville
Hartshorn
Tucson
Margaret Hartshorn
Robert Tyson
Elgin
Ray L. Hurst
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Women Law Students Group to be Installed at Arizona
Kappa Beta Phi women’s law students at the University of Arizona will be installed at 1 30 p m Thursday at El Merendero. Virginia Hash and Betty Lee Moran lead the organizing officers, with Lurline Gray Beverly Harris and Jasmine Tucker among others. Miss Elizabeth Ent from San Francisco will attend the installation, joined by John D Lyons Jr dean of the law college. Local women taking part include Mrs Rose Silver Barbara Schopper and Anita Lewis, alumni assisting with organization of the Arizona chapter.
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Kappa Beta Phi
University. of Arizona
el Merendero
Virginia Hash
Phoenix
Betty Lee Moran
Tucson
Lurline, Gray, Douglas
Trar
Beverly Harris
Jasmine Tucker
Elizabeth Ent
San Francisco
Calif
John D. Lyons
Kappa Beta Phi International Reach Noted in Excerpt
The items name Mrs. Gertrude Pierce and Miss Stella Rosenberg of Tucson, Mrs. Lorna Lockwood of Phoenix, and Mrs. Nellie T. Bush of Parker as Thursday Evening December 4 attendees. The organization has chapters in England China and France as well as across the United States.
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Iter
Gertrude Pierce
Stella Rosenberg
Tucson
Lorna Lockwood
Phoenix
Nellie T. Bush
Parker
Kappa Beta Phi
England
China
France
United States
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R. R. Hinnant
Jack Stille
State Legion
0. G. Brown
Ed Russell
Morgan McDermott
Order of Eagles
Barrada
Tom Collins
Andrew P. Martin
John Ayrand
van Valkenburgh
By Bob Brooks
Reggie Russell
Wodized
Tomollows
Minkstatss
Rogers
West Congress
Hunt
Hares Saeh
Swan
Lever Brothers Company
Sanitary
Illinois
Betta
Cathedral
S. Stone
North
Meyer
Ates Din
Ramsower’s
Ft. Lowell
Dodge
Wisconsin
Burton M. Golshall
van Camp
van Camps
Santa
CMCLA
Tee
THOR
U. S
Steinfeld's
Steinfeld
W. Congress
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