Frogs to Be Played Friday by University of Arizona
Aristophanes satirical comedy The Frogs will be staged at 3 p m tomorrow by the University of Arizona drama department acting laboratory in the university auditorium. The public may attend free with preferred seating for humanities students. The production features Ellis Rabb George Karmis William Spies and others with Bob Stevens directing.
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Aristophanes
University of Arizona Drama Department
Rabb
Christopher Bean
Mary of Scotland
Dionysus
George Karmis
Xanthias
William Spies
Sly Corner
Heracles
Fred Morgan
Aeschylus
Don Hansen
Euripides
Ruth Brody
Aeacus
Tom Wiggins
Pluto
Nancy McFarland
Joan Richards
Plathane
Roy Wollan
Jack Murray
Alice White
Mimi Rosen
Lillian Best
Joan Brown
Bob Stevens
Joan Penoyer
Betty Scott
Gates Closed At Night To Stop University Traffic
University of Arizona gates on Park Avenue near East Second Street will close at 9 30 p m daily to prevent traffic accidents when students return to dormitories. Student Body President Fred Snyder cites several banged up incidents and near misses on the busy street and calls for a campus traffic safety campaign by the Wildcats newspaper. Blood transfusions were needed after weekend injuries, and the Red Cross will request further student blood donations for emergencies.
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University of Arizona
Park Avenue
East Second Street
Fred Snyder
Snyder
Wildcat
Red Cross
Floyd Named New Hospital Board Member
Tucson businessman Al S. Floyd was named to succeed Dr O A Simley on the Arizona state hospital for the insane board by Gov Dan Garvey. Floyd brings business and administrative experience and has served as former Globe mayor and Tucson Elks treasurer. Simley resigned due to weekday conflicts with his University of Arizona psychology duties. Estelle Bijerg of Flagstaff remains the lone Osborn appointee with term expiring in 1951, leaving no medical or psychology representation on the board. The hospital superintendent Dr Bruce Hart has prior experience as a similar Illinois institution head.
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al S. Floyd
Tucson
O. A. Similev
Arizona State Hosital For the Insane
Dan Garvey
Garvey
Floyd
The
Electric Equipment Co
Globe
Arizona-Texas League
Tucson Elks Lodge
Simley
University of Arizona
Osborn
Sidney P. Osborn
Estelle Bijerg
Flagstaff
State Hospital
Bruce B. Hart
Tllinois
18 Stations Handle Mail In Tucson Area
Postmaster Harold B. Collins announces 18 substations in Tucson and vicinity for Christmas mail. He urges use of local stations to ease crowds at the main office. Substations include Campell, South Sixth Ave and 22nd St, Tucson Blvd and East Sixth St, Alvernon and Broadway, and more at 3504 N. Geronimo etc.
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Harold B. Collins
W. Indian Schoold
E. Pima
N. First Ave
E. Broadway
EF. Grant Rd
N. Stone Ave
Davis-Monthan Field
Veterans’ Hospital
N. Sixth Ave
W. 33Rd St
Jones Bivd
University Square
Services Held Today For Buckeye Farmer James H. Tracy
Funeral services were conducted today for James H. Tracy a 76 year old Buckeye area farmer who died in a Phoenix hospital Wednesday night He homesteaded east of Buckeye in 1900 and served as a sheriff s deputy and constable here for several years
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Ckeye
James H. Tracy
Buckeye
Phoenix
Tracy
San Carlos Reservoir water storage report brief
San Carlos Reservoir shows available storage at 93 544 acre feet with a loss of 210 acre feet in the 24 hours ending 7 a m yesterday. The report covers the 24 hour period ending 7 a m with a minor decline in storage.
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San Carlos Reservoir
Cool Showers Forecast for Tucson Area
Scattered showers and cool temperatures were predicted for the Tucson area today by the Weather Bureau. A trace of precipitation was recorded last night between 10:49 and 11:33, expected to bring little rain and no significant easing in the cool spell with highs in the mid 70s and lows around 40s.
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Tucson
el Viento
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Man Held On Complaint Here Over Aggravated Assault
Roy D. Anderson of 907 E Eighth was arrested on a complaint from Doris D. Morris who said four men forced her into an apartment and raped her. She sustained two blackened eyes and cuts though a medical exam found no rape evidence. Walter H Calquitt of 1641 E Broadway was charged with aggravated assault last Saturday.
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Roy D. Anderson
E. Eighth St
Doris D. Morris
Anderson
Walter H. Calquitt
E. Broadway
Oak Ridge Walkout Ends After Four Day AFL Strike
R W Cook says 3000 workers returned to work at Oak Ridge after a four day wildcat strike involving 10 AFL Knoxville building trades council crafts. Maxon Construction halted two plants costing 66 million and 10 million to supply uranium235 for A bombs amid nonunion labor protest.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
R. W. Cook
Atomic Energy Commission
Cook
AFL Knoxville Building Trades Council
Maxon Construction Co
Maxon
AEC
Commission
Dayton
Ohio
AFL
Knoxville Building Trades Council
Oman Construction Co
Nashville
Oman
Middle Tennessee
Probation Rulings Split as Two Men Face Penalties
Superior Judge Lee Garrett revoked probation for Justo Estrella 19 of Pascua village for aggravated battery and ordered two to three years in state penitentiary. Frank Roach 26 of 38 West 31st Street kept on probation after a hearing found no grounds for jail. Estrella had not been in touch with probation since June before a recent arrest in Elov.
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Lee Garrett
Justo Estrella
Frank Roach
Estrella
Pascua Village
W. H. McConnico
Elov
Roach
W. 31St St
Garrett
Burglars Loot Perryton Drugstore In Roof Heist
In Perryton Texas burglars cut a roof hole to steal more than 150000 dollars in watches and jewelry from Burk's drug store. The loot included samples from two diamond salesmen valued up to 140000 for Maas and about 10000 for Sims. Police across five states were alerted as the burglars tried to crack the store safe.
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Perryton
Tex
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Burk
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Ray Phagan
Amarillo
John W. Sims
the Pynes Co
Dallas
Henry A. Maas
A. Edward Fisher Co
New York
Otis Burk
Maas
Sims
Pension board stalls on $250 reward check mishandling
The police pension board hits a dead end in its inquiry into alleged mishandling of a $250 reward check by Police Chief Don J. Hays. A Chase National Bank letter asks for more details to locate the missing check, delaying Monday’s meeting.
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Police Pension Board
Don J. Hays
B. T. Cheek
Chase National Bank of New York
Chase National Bank
Miles E. Remaley
Pension Board
Chase Bank
Hays
Boys' Choir Concert Funds Memorial Building Campaign
The Tucson Boys' Choir raised 350 dollars at a University of Arizona concert last Sunday for the student union memorial building. The building fund, aiming for 100000 dollars, stands at about a quarter of the goal with around 22000 dollars collected statewide.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Student Union Memorial
Church Names New Officers at Sunday Service
Newly elected officers of the First Christian church will be installed at the 10 45 a m service Sunday. The list includes directors Lee Garrett J E Abbott Edgar Wagner and elders Ray Barker F W Buente G R Hodgkinson Sr George C Jones. Deacons include T R Blood W E Ben W H Calmes Fred Cline Wesley Ellis and others. Deaconesses named are Mmes A W Austin T R Blood M R Devine G R Hodgkinson Sr Ray Journey Gordon Rhyne and R F Summers.
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First Christian Church
Lee Garrett
J. E. Abbott
Edgar Wagner
Ray Barker
F. W. Buente
Garrett
G. R. Hodgkinson Sr
George C. Jones
T. R. Blood
W. E. Ben
W. H. Calmes
Fred Cline
Wesley Ellis
W. A. Estes
Gerald Ford
Harold Fuller
Gordon Rhyne
R. F. Summers
Sarah A Shute Mother Of Globe Justice Dies at 70
Sarah Ann Shute mother of Clyde Shute Globe justice of the peace died yesterday at her home south of Globe. She was 70 and a native of the area with ties to local civic life.
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Sarah A. Shute
Globe Justice
Globe
Sara Ann Shute
Clyde Shute
Powell River Woman Survives with Family List
Survivors include her husband Harry Allen Shute a son two sisters Mrs George M Dame Livingston Alabama and Mrs Janie Henyuiner Globe and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Powells River
Tenn
Harry Allen Shute
George M. Dame
Livingston
Ala
Janie Henyuiner
Globe
Congressman Patten Cited for Speeding in Nogales Cut
Congressman Harold A. Patten of Tucson was cited for speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone on the Nogales highway. He was stopped by State Highway Patrolman Harold Clark and said he would appear in justice court this afternoon to pay the fine.
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Tucson
Nogales Highway
Harold Clark
Patten
Justice ‘Court
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