Full Week at University of Arizona Packed Schedule
The University of Arizona lists a dense calendar this week with lectures by H N Wheeler on forest service work, FBI films, Lars Holmquist on railway curves, Dr E H Warner on liquid air, and a public Steward observatory moon viewing. Also scheduled are Sigma Xi talks on crime detection, civil engineering talks, natural history society events, a three night run of Liliom, violinist Nathan Milstein on the artist series, polo games against New Mexico Military Institute, a high school band concert directed by Glen Cliffe Bainum, and a Messiah performance by the music department.
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University of Arizona
Aggie Hall
H. N. Wheeler
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lars Holmquist
E. H. Warner
Steward Observatory
Sigma Xi
Scientific Society
M. L. Schneck
Chemistry Physics
Houston
Robert Houston
American Society of Civil Engineers
University
Tucson Natural History Society
E. F. Carpenter
Department of Dramatic Arts
Herring Hall
Nathan Milstein
Arizona
New Mexico Military Institute
University Auditorium
Glen Cliffe Bainum
Northwestern University Band
Music Department
Cotton growers approve quota system for another year
Washington December 9 The department of agriculture quota system for cotton received strong support from farmers in a nationwide referendum. Final tallies show 761117 votes for continuation and 61408 against a 92.5 percent approval across 19 states. The program began in 1938 and has been renewed annually with county results listed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Yuma
Lighting Milady’s Cigarette Turns Out To Be Real Ceremony
A winter visitor, regal in style, rides from a hotel to a limousine with a Negro chauffeur. He opens the rear compartment, presents a cigarette, and lights it for her before they depart in a scene of wealth and ceremony.
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Milady
Sport Debate Set At University Of Arizona Circuit
The second practice tournament for the subsidization of football in American colleges is scheduled this week at the University of Arizona. Prof. W Arthur Cable announces the event to determine the team to meet the University of California in January. Three debates are set for Thursday at 7 30 p m and Friday at 4 40 p m with the campus contest deciding the Arizona representative.
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University of Arizona
W. Arthur Cable
University of California
Construction Of Home For Crippled Children
Phoenix announces start of a convalescent home for crippled children costing 120000 dollars. The project includes 80000 for building and 40000 for equipment. It will house 75 children with staff and five acres donated by Mr and Mrs C G Simpson of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
State Department of Social Security and Welfare
Harry W. Hill
C. G. Simpson
Delays Slow U.S. National Guard Mobilization Plans
Washington reports a general revision of mobilization schedules delaying about 126000 National Guard troops slated for January. Weather, strikes, water shortages, and camp delays push back preparations, with confidential orders altering plans for units mobilizing January 3 to 19.
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Stimson
Army
Selective Service
Stimons
Secretary of War
Public Court Records List Damages and Continued Hearings
Superior Court No. 1 presided by William G. Hall considers Lassie Hall versus Nannie Hall for 2500 dollars in damages with evidence before a jury. Sallace F. Butler versus Robert Barber hearing continued to December 16. W. J. Cox versus Henrietta Franklin hearing continued to December 16. Jean Gibbs versus Maxwell Gibbs hearing continued to December
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Superior Court No
William G. Hall
Lassie Hall
Nannie Hall
Sallace F. Butler
Robert Barber
W. J. Cox
Henrietta Franklin
Jean Gibbs
Maxwell N. Gibbs
Farley Court Suit Against Nichols A Damages Trial
Superior Court No 2 presided by Gordon Farley hears Jack E Wright vs Ray and Bertha Nichols a suit for damages with evidence presented before the jury.
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Superior Court No
Gordon Farley
Jack E. Wright
Ray
Bertha Nichols
Local Court Docket Highlights for December
Mark O Brown faces continued simple assault to December 11. Clem La Baugh and Lee Pratt cited for vagrancy with a 10 dollar fine or 10 days in jail. Robert Wilcox held for investigation on petty larceny. Herman Taylor case continued for disturbing the peace. George Lopez bond forfeited after reckless driving. A Wilson and Harry Scott each face 30 dollar fines or 30 days jail for reckless driving. Ernest Clemens bond forfeited for disturbing the peace.
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Mark O. Brown
Clem la Baugh
Lee Pratt
Robert Wilcox
Herman Taylor
George Lopez
A. Wilson
Harry Scott
Ernest Clemens
Russell to Install New Pastor at Pasadena Church
Dr. Robert M. Russell of the Russell Ranch school in Tucson will give the charge to Rev. Eugene Blake at Pasadena Presbyterian Church this Sunday. Blake comes from Albany and now serves at Silver Bell ranch with his wife and sister in law Elsie Gillespie, succeeding Dr. Robert Freeman. Installation will be led by Dr. Remsen DuBois Bird of Occidental College, with Rev. James Leishman assisting the congregation. Dr. Russell formerly led the Presbyterian church in Larchmont New York.
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Robert M. Russell
Russell Ranch
Tucson
Eugene Blake
Passadena Presbyterian Church
Blake
Albany
Silver Bell Ranch
Elsie Gillespie
Robert Freeman
Remsen DuBois Bird
Occidental College
James B. Leishman
Southwest Tourism Promotion Plans $20000 Fund
The Associated Southwestern Chambers of Commerce established a $20000 initial fund to promote travel in the southwestern area from Midland, Texas to Tucson, led by Dudley Yard as president. C. Edgar Goyette of Tucson and Lloyd P. Bloodworth of El Paso will help run the unit with 51 towns involved and offices to operate in El Paso. The plan includes road info, maps, courtesy cards, and a national publicity push beginning January 1.
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Southwest
Associated Southwestern Chambers of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Tucson Chamber
Southwestern Association
el Paso
Lloyd P. Bloodworth
Tucson
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Dudley Yard
Pecos
Tex
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Midland
Goyette
Forest Wilsons Keep Skunk Guest in Basement
In Enterprise Oregon the Forest Wilsons allegedly force a skunk guest to stay in their basement for a week. They have kept the room cold by leaving an outside door open and have not provided food.
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Enterprise
Orc
Forest Wilsons
Cancer talk urged early treatment and public education
Mrs Ethyl Taylor national commander of the Women's Army for the Control of Cancer told Tucsonians at a Pioneer hotel luncheon that about half of cancer deaths could be prevented with early diagnosis. She urged education and stated cancer is not contagious. Dr Alfred Atkinson and Mayor Henry O Janstad attended. Dr Marguerite Williams chaired.
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Ethyl Taylor
Deent
Women’s Fieldrmy For
Taylor
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Henry O. Janstad
Marguerite Williams
Arizona
Payne Palmer, Jr
Phoenix
Arizona Medical Association
Tall Thracian Emperor Maximin Described As Nearly Nine Feet
The article notes the Roman Emperor Maximin a Thracian by birth stood nearly nine feet tall. It emphasizes his height as a remarkable trait noted by contemporary observers.
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Maximin
Aviators from South America Attend Brazil Aviation Week
Sixty three pilots from Argentina Paraguay Uruguay and Chile traveled to Brazil to take part in the nation's Aviation Week celebration, marking regional participation in the event.
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Argentina
Paraguay
Uruguay
Chile
Brazil
Prospector Finds Thirty Carat Diamond in Brazil Sale
Prospector Antonio Cesario of Brazopolis Brazil located a thirty carat diamond and sold it for four thousand six hundred dollars.
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Antonio Cesario
Brazopolis
Brazil
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