Scientist Dr Wendt Will Speak At Tucson Meeting
Dr Gerald Wendt renowned science writer and former editorial director of Science Illustrated will address the Tucson Executives club next Tuesday at 7 p m in the Pioneer hotel ballroom speaking on On the Horizon in Science He will describe epiratles and their potential impact on homes and businesses Wendt holds three Harvard degrees and has taught at the University of Chicago and Pennsylvania College He also served as director of scientific research for Standard Oil Co of Indiana
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Seek Driver After Crash Seized by Local Man Then Escaped
A bitrun driver seized by Charles G. Gallegos at 921 N Anita St then escaped pursued by police. Gallegos said the incident occurred at the intersection of N Anita and St Marys Rd at 2 08 p m yesterday after he was struck by another car. He claimed he restrained the driver briefly before the suspect fled as officers arrived. Four drivers were cited for traffic violations after four other accidents yesterday. Joe Castilllo of 2413 S Second Ave cited for failure to yield right of way after a crash at South Stone Ave and McCormick St with a car driven by Elizabeth Chase of 501 E Sixteenth St. Theodore Schwartz of 3010 Oracle Rd cited for failure to yield right of way after a collision at Fifth Ave and East Broadway with Joseph Murphy of 416 N Cherry. Edward Conn of 1230 EB Drachman St cited for speeding after a collision at East Helen St and North Vine Ave with Grace Ryan of 233 N Campbell Ave. Damage totaled 280 dollars. After a three car crash at East Speedway and North Campbell Ave Glwnne Albert of 1824 B Fifth Q was cited for no driver's license. Other cars involved were driven by William Hizzell of 3310 Bellevue Ave and Samuel Talby of 1315 E Hedrick Dr.
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N. Anita St
Gallegos
N. Anita
St. Mary's Road
Joe Castillo
S. Second Ave
South Stone Avenue
McCormick Street
Elizabeth Chase
Sixteenth St
Theodore Schwartz
Oracle
Fifth
Broadway
Joseph
Murphy
N. Cherry
Edward Conn
Drachman St
Helen ‘Street
North Vine Avenue
Grace Ryan
Campbell Ave
Speedway
Campbell Avenue
Gwinne
Albert
William Hizzell
Bellevue Ave
Samuel‘Talvey
Hedrick Dro
Highway 89 Gets Backing by Tucson Nogales Chambers
The Tucson and Nogales Chambers of Commerce road committees voted to support a proposed U S Highway 58 promotion as a north south route from Canada to Mexico. A Tucson representative will attend the Phoenix meeting to represent the city. They also endorse promoting the US 89 Border to Border National Park Route over the alternate Show Low to Montana path because the latter is not as direct.
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Canada
Mexico
Tucson
Nogales
Show’ Low
Globe
Gallup
Colorado
Montana
United States
Seven UA Faculty Called to Military Service
Seven University of Arizona faculty and staff have been called into military service since September, Registrar G. Z. Lesher reported. He noted 488 students requested deferments and 9 men withdrew from school for military reasons. Names include Douglas Beecroft, Charles R. Hausenbauer, Robert L. Houston, George W. Lotzenhiser, Charles M. Moebius, Louis Myers, and Willard B. Snyder. Deferment decisions are sent to each student’s local draft board for scholastic comparison.
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University of Arizona
G. Z. Lesher
Douglas Beecroft
Charles R. Hausenbauer
Robert L. Houston
George W. Lotzenhiser
Charles M. Moebius
Louis Myers
Willard 8. Snyder
Lesher
Ewing Climbs GOP Ladder To Key Arizona Post
Rep James Ewing a Republican from Fima county gains influence as he becomes the kingpin on a three member committee to advise Governor-elect Howard Pyle. The plan centers on guiding the governor in governmental affairs while party officials ready moves for 1952 elections.
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Fima County
Howard Pyle
Warren Aus
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Glendale
Sioner
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Mesa
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de Pyle
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Am. Impor
Apr
Senate
House
Thelmien
M. J. Dougherty
Sentac
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Largea
M. Sakiison
Tucson Bank
Borax
Bori Commission
Eel
Fire safety tips from Tucson fire officials this holiday
Fire Chief J C Sievert warns against holiday fire risks urging careful tree placement trimming and safe electrical lighting. Buy a small tree place it early in a water-filled stand and ensure lights are safe to prevent fires this Christmas season.
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Tucson
J. C, Sievert
The Doctor Answers GLANDS and HORMONES booklet
An informative booklet by Julius and Olean WD titled The Doctor Answers GLANDS and HORMONES is available at local bookstores for 81.00. The item highlights gland and hormone basics and aims to guide readers seeking foundational medical knowledge.
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Damage Suit Goes To Jury
The $45,000 damage suit against El Dorado Lodge Inc and Jack Taub went to a Superior Court jury after more than two days of testimony. Plaintiff Peter B Borrow says negligence caused first to third degree burns on February 2 while working as a carpenter foreman employed by a local contractor tasked to clean a tank on the defendant property. He alleges gasoline use sparked an explosion due to a stove pilot light left on, causing his injuries.
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Jack "Taub
Peter B. Borrow
Fl Dorado
Hoe
New Officials Will Attend Tax Meet
The Amphitheater Taxpayers association plans a luncheon meeting at Paulos restaurant at 1 2330 p.m. tomorrow featuring guests Robert Morrison county attorney elect Florence Reece county superintendent elect Thomas Collins state senator elect and Marvin L Burton Arizona legislator district 9. The arrangements committee is led by Mrs B Di Cosola with Mines Walter Rowley William Sage and Charles A Wrting.
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Amphitheater Taxpayers Association
Paulos
Robert Morrison
Florence Reece
Thomas Collins
Marvin L. Burton
Arizona
B. di Cosola
Walter Rowley
William Sage
Charles A. Wr Ting
Marines Urge Atomic Bomb Use in Korea War Scene
A frontline U S Marines unit in Korea reports strong calls among soldiers to drop the atomic bomb on China and Manchuria to end the war. Quotations from multiple Marines express belief the bomb would quickly wipe out Communist forces, with some urging caution and others advocating mass use if needed.
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Korea
U. S
Ur—A
Manchuria
Pfs
Robert Watson
Smithland
Town
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McFarland
Houston
Tex
Pfe
Kelley Wolverton, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
China
Corp
Darvis L. Kelley
Adel
Francis” C. Harrington Jr
Saginaw
Mich
Chasin’ Reservoir
Leroy Baker
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Ewing
Pittsburgh
Harry G. Palmer
Clio
Citizens debate drastic action over China bomb policy
Venice California resident Phc G Williams argues for drastic retaliation and bombing across China while Tucson Arizonan Willam James Fisher urges warning civilians before striking “worth while targets.” The dialogue reflects wartime sentiment on December 8 1936.
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Venice
Calif
China
Medical Corsoman
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Fisher
Sixth St
Tucson
Said
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