Water Runoff Below Normal Across Arizona Watersheds
November runoff was below normal in the Santa Cruz river and Rillito creek with the Gila watershed also under par. Northern and central sections ran near normal. Salt and Verde reservoir storage dropped versus last year and long term averages, while Lake Mead rose to 21.26 million acre feet at month end.
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Santa Cruz
Rillito
Gila
John H. Gardiner
U. S. Geological Survey
Safford Valley
San Carlos
Coolidge Dam
Santa Cruz River
Rillito Creek
Sabino Creek
Gardiner
Salt River
Roosevelt Dam
Verde River
Horseshoe Dam
Colorado River
Grand Falls
Lees Ferry
Lake Mead
Freedom Train Arrives in Tucson February 19
Mayor Houston disclosed that the famed Freedom Train carrying original documents will reach Tucson on February 19. J Edward Shugrue, director of the National Heritage Foundation, urged the city to block counterfeit souvenirs and approve a special committee meeting on December 22 to plan participation. An advance week February 6 12 and a Rededication week February 13 19 will precede the display with civic groups and schools invited to participate.
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Tucson
E. T. Houston
J. Edwart Shugrue
National Heritage Foundation
Shugrue
McCoy
Houston
Brendon Bryne
Old Pueblo
Tucsonans Among 35 Newly Admitted Pharmacists
Twelve Tucsonians and one Casa Grande woman were among 35 new pharmacists admitted to the state board in Phoenix last month. Five were registered by examination, the rest by reciprocity. Tucson names include Samuel A. Belport L. J. McKenna Olindo DiNapoli Joseph Fabe F. L. Hepting I. A. Kanter D. V. Karlson Benjamin Paster nack G. C. Speetzen Isabella A. Valsvil Irving R. Vogel and Ernest W. Wilfert. Jessie May Conrad registered from Casa Grande. An apprentice program opens for students training to become pharmacists. Beginning January 1 University of Arizona Pharmacy students will register as apprentices and start practical experience with college work.
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Isabella A. Valsvil
Irving R. Vogel
Ernest W. Wiifert
Jessie May Conrad
Casa Grande
School of Pharmacy
University of Arizona
Defends Parents Of Delinquents
Cleveland report by Cuyahoga County juvenile court disputes the view that parents are mainly to blame for juvenile delinquency. The court notes delinquents challenge both parents and courts and calls for practical parental guidance the community currently withholds.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cuyahoga County
Dauntless Sisters Start St Marys Hospital Trek
Seven Sisters of St Joseph of Caron de Vaux journeyed from San Diego to found St Marys Hospital in Tucson in 1870. Diary excerpt details dangers across Lower California and Arizona desert, wolves, cold nights, rancher suitors, and faith guiding endurance.
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St. Joseph of
Carondelet
Lower
California
Arizona Desert
San Diego
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson
Monica Corigan
Fort Yuma
Ambrosia
United States
Maximus
Mother
Euphrasia
Martha
Huphrasia
St. Joseph
Egypt
Youth Banking Service Begins in Tucson
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust launches a youth banking program under William L. Abernathy. Anyone under 21 may apply for an installment loan via an adult nonrelative, with a Saturday interview to assess a viable purpose such as buying a bicycle for newspaper delivery.
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Tucson
Ior
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company
William L. Abernathy
Abernathy
Pennington Street
Amernathy
Monroe, Retired. Columbia U, Dies
Dr. Paul Monroe, 79, professor emeritus of education at Columbia University, died in Garrison New York on Sunday. He was born in North Madison Indiana. The item notes a separate toast about teenagers enjoying baked apples stuffed with crushed peanut crunch.
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Garrison
N. Y
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
North Madison
Ind
Shipping Of Arms To Mideast Halted By U S
The United States halted arms shipments to Palestine and neighboring states due to current disorders. Officials said earlier shipments were too small to matter, with the embargo covering exports and overseas war surplus goods. official records show less than $8,000 worth of arms involved.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
State Department
United States Exports to Middle East and Palestine Surplus
Officials report limited overseas surplus sales over the past 22 months while the American League for a Free Palestine claims Arabs possess 37 million dollars in surplus U S property. The department also notes proposals to recruit U S soldiers for fighting in Palestine drew attention.
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Middle East
United States
American League For A Free Palestine
U. S
Palestine
Department
Stewan Bally Wittrom Monday Evening Dec 1 TH7 Passport Regulation
Regulation Friday night December 1 restricts passports for men seeking to serve abroad. Officials cited defense and security concerns. The rule aims to prevent foreign combat service and ensure national allegiance amid ongoing conflicts.
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Stewan Bally Wittrom
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