Morgan Discusses Civil Rights at Tucson Rotary Meeting
Joseph H. Morgan, former state Supreme Court justice from Prescott, spoke to Tucson Rotary and Magdalena guests at the Pioneer Hotel ballroom. His talk centered on restricted covenants based on race and civil rights, linking them to the Declaration and the first ten amendments, noting a May Supreme Court ruling on civil rights and deed restrictions.
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Joseph H. Morgan
Prescott
State Supreme Court
Tucson Rotary Club
Magdalena
Mex
Pioneer Hotel
Morgan
U. S. Supreme Court
Magdalena Rotary Club
Alex Jacome
International Service
Rotarians
Tucson Group
Safford Junior High Plans Christmas Play
Safford junior high students present A Christmas Carol directed by Miss Frederica Wilder at 8 p.m. Friday in the school auditorium. Henry Harrison stars as Ebenezer Scrooge with choral music led by Max Brillhart and the ninth grade chorus performing Wassail Wassail The Coventry Carol and God Rest You Merry Gentlemen.
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Charles Dickens
Safford
Frederica Wilder
Ebenezer Scrooge
Henry Harrison
Max Brillhart
Berlin technicians flee east to avoid Soviet block
A Berlin government report notes technicians began fleeing before the blockade and that 20 000 to 30 000 refugees left monthly. A military official says skilled technicians and factory managers fled eastern Germany fearing arrest and transport to Russia.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Robinson Hurt: Fight Is Off
Ray Sugar Robinson welterweight champion sustained a lower left side rib separation after a sparring punch by Tiger Wade. The 10 round bout with Steve Belloise at the Jersey City armory was cancelled. a reschedule was uncertain as Robinson recovers.
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New York
U.P
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Steve Belloise
Jersey City Armory
Robinson
Tiger Wade
Ganado to Build $100,000 High School on Mission Campus
Ganado will begin construction of a new $100,000 high school at the Presbyterian Indian mission. The stone building will be named for Dr. C. G. Salsbury and should open for the 193? academic year. The campus will add six regular classrooms plus spaces for commercial, religious, science, chemistry, a library, and native arts. The current Ganado high school, state-accredited, graduated its first class in 1930.
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Ganado
U.P
Presbyterian
Ganado High School
Navajo Man Found Sane in Killing Case Dismissal
A Phoenix federal judge dismissed a second degree murder charge against Billy King a Navajo after a Phoenix psychiatrist testified he was sane at the time Emerson Horace another Navajo was beaten to death near Red Lake on October 3 R R Thurman assistant U S district attorney said
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Phoenix
Billy King
Dave W. Ling
King
Emerson Horace
Red Lake
R. R. Thurman
U. S
Tucson Stamp Club elects officers for coming year
Arthur Springer was named president of the Tucson Stamp Club at a University of Arizona meeting. Howard Griffen was elected vice president, Mrs. Beulah B. Finney became secretary treasurer, and Frank Sharman was chosen director.
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Arthur Springer
East Fourth Street
Tucson Stamp Club
University of Arizona
Howard Griffen
Beulah B. Finney
Frank Sharman
Forum To Hear Van Patten On War In Greece
William van Patten radio information officer for the American Mission Aid to Greece and U S information service speaks at 8 15 p m Sunday at University Methodist church on The Propaganda War in Greece. He reviews U S aid to Greece and discusses events affecting the world scene including possible remarks on the George Polk assassination. He served in WWII with intelligence forces and now writes for radio and magazines.
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Greece
William van Patten
U. S.information Service
Sunday Evening Forum
University Methodist Church
van Patten
U. S
George Polk
CBS
Treasury Urges CARE Package Purchases for 1948 Christmas
U S Treasury officials call CARE food packages prudent Christmas buys for 1948. Packages satisfy hungry recipients abroad and aid CARE givers financially. All undesignated CARE funds are deductible for income tax, and even targeted donations are treated as general relief funds and deductible.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Poland
Lodz
Miners Sentenced For Beating Man in Prescott
Two miners Cruz Barra and Nelson Hollingshead received three to five year sentences after pleading guilty to aggravated assault in the beating of Earl Freeze 50 of Bagdad. The arrests followed a near-fatal attack on a canyon road near Prescott. Police believe robbery was the motive. Freeze survived with multiple injuries and was out of critical condition.
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Prescott
U.P
Earl Freeze
Bagdad
Cruz Barra
Nelson Hollingshead
Atty
David H. Palmer
Canyon Road
Here
Freeze
Palmer
Barra
New Mexico
Hollingshead
Voice Of Phoenix City Sponsored Program Planned
City Manager James Deppe was authorized to create a public relations program for city government, including a city sponsored radio show and news releases. Councilman Roy D. Stone proposed the plan, approved despite Mayor Nicholas Udall's negative vote over haste.
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Phoenix
U.P
James Deppe
Deppe
Roy D. Stone
Nicholas Udall
Statehood for Alaska Expected in Next Congress
Delegate Bartlett of Alaska expressed confidence that the statehood bill will pass in the first session of the new congress. He noted President support and prior committee approval, hoping the House lands panel adopts the unanimous report urging passage without hearings.
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Washington
Bartlett
Alaska
Congress
House Public Lands Committee
Congress Meets. He Said He Hoped the New House Public Lands Committee
Public Lands Group
Wages Rise But Lag Behind Profits Says Expert
Ruttenberg notes wage gains lag profits and living costs climbed 37 percent since early 1945 while wages rose 13 percent. He warns average weekly earnings now buy about 17 percent less than January 1945 wartime peak despite three wage hikes.
Statehood Bill Hopes Rise as Hearings Begin
The rules committee halted the measure before reaching the house but Bartlett told a reporter that swift Senate hearings could lead to quick enactment. He noted more territory residents favor statehood now than in the 1946 referendum.
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House
Bartlett
Senate
Garson Baily Citizen 15 l second semester at Tucson high
Registration details for Garson Baily Citizen 15 l second semester at Tucson High on Wednesday Evening December 8 1948. School begins Tuesday and runs until Christmas holidays December 17 with enrollment resuming January 3 at Tucson High.
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Garson Baily
Tucson
Midyear Graduation Activities Noted for School
The text notes midyear graduation at the school scheduled for January 21 following events through January 15. It references a January graduation milestone and emphasizes upcoming ceremonies.
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Treasury
Voice of Phoenix
Laundry & Dry .Cleaners
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Remington
L. A. Fetterly
OO Selgl UP
Llillplee
LEE Collie L EE
Ooveds Sells
EE Sedt
IEG
Tucson Optical Service
Ray R. Rodig
Valley National Bank Bldg
the House of
Arizona
E. Broadway
L Chico
S.scott Str
U.S
Imperial
W. R. Shearman
6Th Ave
Shimazawa
America
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Friendly Convenient
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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