UA Graduate Helps Direct Yale Hospital
Dr. Hilda H. Kroeger a University of Arizona graduate has been named assistant director to Yale Grace-New Haven Hospital director Dr. Albert W. Snoke. Kroeger earned BS in 1924 from Arizona MS from Illinois MD from Rush and completed Yale hospital administration training joining Yale December 1. she previously directed maternal and child health in Phoenix for the state health department.
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Hilda H. Kroeger
University of Arizona
Albert W. Snake
Grace-New Haven
Yale University
Kroeger
University of Illinois
Rush Medical College
Yale
State Health Department
Phoenix
Snoke
Tucsonian Dead On Ship From Europe
Four Tucsonans are among 2 047 war dead returned from Europe aboard the Army transport Lt. James E. Robinson. The army named the four men Wednesday, listing Pfc William C Hale of route 1 box 546 Abe Hale as next of kin First Lt Harold W Lindsay of 1615 East Helen Street Second Lt Earl V Skiff (air force) next of kin Marion E Skiff 1420 East Helen Street First Lt William F Squire next of kin Zenas E Squire 918 North Second Avenue.
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Marion E. Skiff
East Helen Street
William F. Squire
Zenas E. Squire
North Second Avenue
Soldier's Car Crashes Into Visitors on Sabine Canyon
Two visitors from Tucson Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fortier were in Sabine Canyon when a car allegedly driven by Robert E. Griffith a Davis Monthan air base soldier weaved and struck Fortier's vehicle. Griffith was later found drinking and charged with reckless driving.
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Tucson
Rudolph Fortier
Benson Highway
Sabine Canyon
Robert E. Griffith
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Fortier
Griffith
Radio Advertising Class Nearing End
A series of talks on retail radio advertising presented on KVOA for University of Arizona advertising students will conclude this week. Bud Williams of KVOA will address Dr. E G Woods class at 10 40 a m in the visual aids bureau, presenting NBCs Behind Your Dial. Previous speakers include Ray Holtz claw Ben Slack Dewey DuBois and Fred Gerletti on technical advertising aspects program arrangements sales promotion and advertiser results.
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KVOA
University of Arizona
Bud Williams
E. G. Wood
Visual Aids Bureau
NBC
Ray Holtzclaw
Ben Slack
Dewey DuBois
Fred Gerletti
Rent Director Recommends Extended Tucson Rent Control
A Tucson area report urged continued rent controls for six to twelve months to ease housing demand. It cites an 85 percent population rise since 1940 in Pima County, 10,000 trailers used for housing, and 400 vacant dwellings priced 90 to 400 dollars monthly.
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Tucson
Lloyd H. Meehan
Ward Cox
San Francisco
National
J. A.fouts
Pima County
University of Arizona
Fouts
Wrokers
License Application Placed On East 22nd Street
Notice posted for an application for a spirituous liquor license at the southwest corner of South Country Club road and East 22nd street. Richard S. Bennett seeks to operate as the Sage Brush. A hearing will follow after 10 days and a recommendation will go to the state liquor department.
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South Country Club Road
East 22Nd Street
Richard S. Kolb
County Board of Supervisors
Richard S. Bennett
Sage Brush
State Liquor Department
Social Exchange Clears 1 040 Cases in November
The Tucson Social Exchange reports 1 040 cases cleared in November per executive secretary Elizabeth Basteen. Twenty three welfare agencies in Pima County processed cases, with 504 from the Salvation Army including 423 new. By Nov 30 the exchange held 22 021 individual and family case cards.
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Tucson Social Exchange
Elizabeth Basteen
Pima County
Salvation Army
Basteen
Urges Fast Completion of Pacific Northwest Dams
Senator Cordon urged immediate action to finish McNary and Hungry Horse dams to alleviate power shortages. He advocated funding for Albeni Falls and Chief Joseph dams, noting Congress already allotted 22 million this year and considering higher requests for a faster 1952 power start. He warned production may not begin until 1953 even with full support.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Sen
Cordon
R-Ore
Oregon
Congress
McNary
Columbia River
Corden
Army
Lengthened School Zone Hours At THS
The school zone around Tucson High School extends from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. now, up from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., per Police Capt. Frank Keefe. He cited the hour change as part of adjusted school operations and noted related power pool efficiency. Congress did not provide funds for the Chief Joseph dam this year, with an estimated $6 million needed to start in the new fiscal year.
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Tucson High School
North First Avenue
North Second Avenue
Frank Keefe
Keefe
Northwest
Congress
Chief Joseph
Cordon
Three-Time Loser Sentenced for Porter's Burglary
Charles E. Seales twenty one year old and a three time loser was sent to the state prison Tuesday to serve three to four years. Judge Lee Garrett imposed sentence in superior court for the burglary of Porter's North Stone avenue store Oct 22. Seales entered Porter's the night of Oct 22 and took a $140 camera nine revolvers and pistols valued at about $600. The accused youth was released.
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Charles E. Seales
Lee Garrett
Superior Court
Porter
North Stone Avenue
Seales
Porter’s
James M. Howsare
Garrett
Judge Denies Probation for Rehabilitating Youth
A state prison report notes Seales, eight months from parole, faced new charges after an 18 month to two year burglary sentence at Flagstaff. Judge Garrett rejected probation despite evidence of a broken home and medical testimony suggesting possible rehabilitation with proper supervision.
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Flagstaff
Garrett
Seales
Turson Eatly Citizen notices and calendar fragment
Community brief from December 8 1948 notes a local citizen event. Unclear text lists a Wednesday evening schedule and a public notice from a city office. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment but indicate civic notice content.
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Turson
Judge Presses For Prison Sentence In Footloose Case
Judge Garrett declared the motive to run footloose and prey upon society before ordering the prison sentence. The remark underscores the court's view of the defendant as a danger to the public.
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Garrett
Cairo Tiles Reflect Turkish Craft in Historic Facades
The city preserves 17th and 18th century ceramic tiles imported from Turkey, adorning many Cairo buildings and highlighting a shared Mediterranean craft heritage.
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Cairo
Egypt
Turkey
Turies
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UA Graduate
Yale Hospital
Europe
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna & Yocum
G.M.A.C
Pontiac
East Alameda
Hackett & Whiting
RRI
Tad Ae Pnkins Mattress Co Rs
Chamber of Commerce
State University
Veterans Hospital
Social Exchange
Benne Ptw
Hilee Mal
W. Calvin Jolly
Arizona
LONDO
U.sa
THE
Distillers Company Limited
Aperional
Gordon's
SCG
Homer Lininger
Broadway
Sco
Electrolux Vacuum
Electrolux Corporation
W. Prince Rd
Kaiser-Frazer
Willow Run
Kaiser
Freeman Motor Company
North Stone Ave
Cal
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