Goodyear Blimp Visits Tucson With Neon Headlines
The Goodyear blimp Volunteer arrived in Tucson piloted by Capt. R. H. Hobensack for a three day stop sponsored by local tire dealers. Ground crews of 19, neon tubes flash Citizen headlines for visiting crowds. Goodyear plans much larger airships carrying up to 288 passengers.
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Navy
Hobensack
Goodyear
Akron
Tucson
Gilpin
America
Jack Porter
R. H. Hobensack
Daily Citizen
Mobensack
Arizona
Lawson Services Set For Sunday
Funeral services for John Lawson 60, former Tucsonian, who died Thursday at his National City California home are set for 2 30 p m Sunday at the Southern Baptist church with Rev R H Thorp officiating and Evergreen cemetery burial The body will arrive in Tucson Sunday morning Lawson lived in the Flowing Wells district 1933 to 1943 He survived by wife Evelyn Lawson three sons Glen Billy Eldon all of National City Tucson five daughters Myrtle Gertrude Georgia National City Erin Ferguson and R W McMurtray Tucson a sister Alice Hutton San Jose Pallbearers are R J Bourland G D Crow O R McAllister Otto Williams Frank Dillender and J W Smith Honorary pallbearers S M Thompson Jones Black Frank Stockton J E Atwood J W Chapel W E Hale W A Laughlin and D B Ferguson
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John Lawson
Evelyn Lawson
Glen
Billy
National City
Eldon
Tucson
Myrtle
Gertrude
Georgia Lawson
Erin L. Ferguson
R. W. McMurtray
Alice Hutton
San Jose
Calif
R. J. Bourland
G. D. Crow
O. R. McAllis
Christ Child at First Southern Baptist Church
The Christ Child by H. W. Petrie will be presented by the First Southern Baptist Church choir at 7 30 p m Sunday with William F. Rhoads directing and Miss Opal Gibson as accompanist. The program includes duets by Janet Butler Charlotte Tharp and Adton Taft Gary Gibson a trio with Eloise Jeter plus Maurice Koonce a baritone solo by Ted Gant a contralto solo by Mrs Bobbie Mabry Koonce and several additional vocal numbers by Jeter McAllister Ethington Lewis Parson Bridges Wiseman and others.
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Christ Child
H. W. Petrie
First Southern Baptist Church
William F. Rhoads
Opal Gibson
Janet Butler
Charlotte Tharp
Adton Taft
Gary Gibson
Eloise Jeter
Gibson
Maurice Koonce
Ted Gant
Bobbie Mabry Koonce
Miss Jeter
Gaynell McAllister
Calvin Ethington
Helene Lewis
Henry Coffer
Betty Bridges
Virginia Jones
Jimmy Brandaway
Charles Parson
Betsy Wiseman
Crouch Brothers Face Court After Sheriff's Office Altercation
Rodney Crouch 27 and his brother Jim are jailed after a Saturday incident at the sheriff's detective bureau. Rodney faces drunkenness and concealed weapon charges from a Sunrise Station meeting. Jim is charged with disturbing the peace. Both posted $300 bond and await arraignment.
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Louis Walcott
New York
Sheriff's Office
John D. Anderson
Rodney Crouch
Detective Bureau
Jim Crouch
Rodney
Anderson
Jim
Bert Arce
Arce
Justice Court
Sunset Super
Casa Grande Highway
Leonard McCulloch
McCulloch
Trinity Presbyterian Church Launches 150000 Drive for New Sanctuary
Dr. A B Keeler of the Presbyterian board of national missions will preach at 8 30 and 11 a m as Trinity Church begins a 150000 fundraising drive for a new sanctuary costing about 295000. Solicitation starts after services with 185 workers under John D Lyons Jr and Roy H Long leading committees.
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A. B. Keeler
New York City
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Keeler
John D. Lyons
University of Arizona Law College
Trinity Church
Roy H. Long
J. W. Ewing, Jr
John Ross
Carl F. Miller
A. J. Lunde
Ivan Peters
Richard Fish
Curtis Anderson
Meryl Furrey
William Wisdom
R. L. Matlock
George McConnell
W. J. Anderson
L. H. Burkhart
C. B. Detweiler
D. M. DeYoung
E. C. Condit
E. M. Darnall
Fred Krivel, Jr
Frank Peyton
Rod Palmer
Harry Rollings
Harry Robertson
Gordon Harland
Deputies Describe Rodney's Condition After Arrest
Deputies said Rodney was under the influence at arrest and bore a face full of cuts and bruises, suggesting he had been in a fight earlier.
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Rodney
Establishment of Maricopa and Pima Reservation in 1859
The Maricopa and Pima Indian reservation was established in 1859 and is located in Arizona.
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Arizona
Kept 2 Wives For 22 Years
Chicago where Thomas Lawrence Foley a 60 year old railroad conductor kept two families nearly two miles apart for 22 years. His second wife Eva Healy learned of a second wife and filed for divorce. Foley appeared in circuit court on her writ to prevent leaving the state, was released on 5000 dollar bond. He had three children with Bertha in 1909 and two with Eva after marrying under the name Thomas Lawrence Healy in 1925.
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Chicago
Thomas Lawrence Foley
Foley
Bertha
Thomas Lawrence Healy
Eva
Higher Subway Fare Is Asked in New York
Mayor William O Dwyer proposed a three cent rise in the citys nickel subway fare as a key part of a 1948 financial plan. He urged raising 161 million dollars in added funds and called for a five cent tax on taxicabs plus greater state aid to cover hospital, school and health costs.
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New York
New York City
William O’dwyer
O’dwyer
Lucena Bailey Citizen Saturday Evening
Local paper notes events in Lucena and nearby areas on Saturday evening December 6, 1947. Advertisements and society items reflect postwar community life and daily happenings in the region.
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Lucena Baily Citizen
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East 6Th Street
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West Broadway
Pet & Garden Shop
N. Campbell Ave
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Tucson, Arizona
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FBI
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E. Congress St
Lininger
East Broadway
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power CO
Val
Arizona Savings
Fred A. Dragonette
East Congress
United States Savings & Loan League
Arizona State Banking Dept
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