Seventeen Apply for Tuc Son Police Patrolman Posts
Seventeen men have applied for civil service examinations for Tucson police patrolmen. Personnel director Albert Hesselberg says the number will double, with December 21 set as the final date for applications. Examinations create an eligibility list for 15 additional patrolmen under state tax commission authority. Salary ranges 193 to 223 dollars monthly with 2 percent pension deduction and 21 to 32 year age limits, waived for war veterans.
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Tucson
Albert Hesselberg
State Tax Commission
Former Visitor in Tucson Dies at 48
Word has been received of the sudden death from a heart attack of Philip A. S. Franklin of Locust Valley New York a former Winter visitor in Tucson. He was a retired assistant vice president of the Bank of Manhattan Company New York and a World War I veteran. He died December 1 from a coronary occlusion while waiting to see the preview of Cloak and Dagger at the Cove theater Locust Valley. He was 48. Surviving him are his widow a son Philip Jr and a daughter Lilian. He was a member of the Turf and Field club Piping Rock club and Union club. When in residence here he and his family occupied the Indian House on East Broadway.
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Philip A. S. Franklin
Locust Valley
L. 1
Tucson
Franklin
Bank of Manhattan Company
New York
Cove Theater
Philip Jr
Lilian
Turf and Field Club
Piping Rock Club
Union Club
Indian House
East Broadway
Annual Banquet Of Home Ec Club Set
The Ellen H. Richards banquet will be held at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Old Adobe Patio by the University of Arizona home economics school club to honor American Home Economics association founders. Dr T F Buehrer head of the agricultural chemistry department will speak on Plastics and Their Many Uses.
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Ellen H. Richards
University of Arizona Home Economics School Club
Adobe
American Home Economics Association
T. F. Buehrer
Agricultural Chemistry
Do False Teeth Hock Slide or Slip FASTEETH Ad
FASTEETH powder sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or rocking, leaves no gummy taste, and is alkaline to avoid souring odors. Available at drug stores.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis With Creomulsion
Ad copy urging prompt treatment of bronchitis and urging Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims quick relief from coughing, loosening phlegm, and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes. Also states no narcotics and offers money back if unsatisfied.
Burglars Smash Window At Hussar Electrical
Early Sunday burglars smashed a Hussar Electrical window on East Sixth Street and stole a table model radio and a desk lamp, police reported.
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Hussar Electrical Company
East Sixth Street
Tucson Soldier John M. Heller Killed in California Accident
Technical Sergeant John Melvin Heller 31 of Tucson died from injuries after being struck by a car in Pasadena California on November 24. He served six years in the Army and is survived by his wife Violet, brother Raymond of Tucson, and his parents now living in Tacoma Washington. He belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion and was buried in Pasadena on November 29.
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John Melvin Heller
Army
Tucson
Pasadena
Calif
The
Daily Citizen
Sgt
Heller
Violet
Raymond Heller
John Heller
Tacoma
Wash
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Pawtucket Schools Closed By Strikes Declared
Public schools in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, with over 75 000 residents, were ordered closed after a strike threat for higher wages by 70 percent of the system's 430 teachers. School officials barred staff from campuses. only janitors could enter buildings.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Grover C. Haberlin
Pilots to train globally from Davis Monthan airfield
Col James C Selser Jr commands Davis Monthan Army airfield as pilots and crews begin regular training flights from Tucson to worldwide locations. Six B 29s and two Skymasters flew to Germany visiting Stuttgart Regensburg Nuernberg Schweinfurt and Munich. Maj Harold R Ebbeler and Capt R L Lichfield led the search for the Army plane lost last month in the Swiss Alps.
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Davis‘Monthan Army Airfield
Germany
James C. Selser
Tucson
Stuttgart
Regensburg
Nuernberg
Schweinfurt
Munich
Swiss Alps
Harold R. Ebbeler
R. L. Lichfield
Cotton yield remains near normal in 1945 crop
The agriculture department reports 1945 cotton production at 8,482,000 bales of 500 pounds each, near the prior forecast of 8,487,000 and well below last year’s 9,015,000 and the ten year average of 12,553,000. Ginnings totaled 7,365,914 bales by Dec 1 with 7,382,607 last year. Harvested acreage is expected at about 17,639,000 acres, with 3 percent abandoned. The per acre yield is noted but not completed in the excerpt.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
Tschaikovsky Script Found In Waste Paper Recovered
Moscow report states a Tschaikovsky Nutcracker script once stolen from the St. Petersburg Conservatory library nearly fifty years ago was found among waste paper. About 2000 wood ties manuscript reportedly tied to the work.
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St. Petersburg Conservatory
Moscow
Moscow News
Tschaikovsky
Cotton lint yields reported for December 1946 in Tucson
Cotton lint production was reported at 230.7 pounds compared with 253.6 pounds last year and 243.8 pounds for the 10 year average. Cotton seed production reached 3 452 000 tons versus 3 664 000 last year and 5 240 000 for the 10 year average.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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