Horse Breeders Group Proposes Arizona Racing Bill
The Southern Arizona Horse Breeders association drafted a horse racing limitation act for the 18th Arizona Legislature to meet January 13 in Phoenix. The plan creates a three member state racing commission, sets annual permits, and allocates racing days by county population plus state fair days. It excludes dog racing and outlines tax, wagering, and revenue provisions.
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Phoenix
Southern Arizona Horse Breeders’, Association
Sidney P. Osborn
Senate
Arizona
Maricopa
State Tax Commission
Racing Commission
Melville H. Haskell
Tucson
Association
Haskell
War Powers Needed Yet War Powers Needed Yet
Rep Earl R Lewis chairman of a special Republican committee says terminating presidential war powers now would be unwise and harmful to the US Army. He notes more than 500 emergency powers exist across acts and only 46 minor ones can be repealed without harm, urging full House Judiciary involvement.
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Washington
U.R
Earl R. Lewis
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass Lewis
War Department
Lewis
Martin
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Shanghai Cafe Reopens at New South Sixth Location
Shanghai cafe owned by Gin Shue returns after a lease expiration closure. It moved to 643 South Sixth avenue and reopens at 5 p m with American and Chinese dishes, new equipment, and Chinese style decorations. Hours are 5 p m to 2 a m with cake favors on opening night.
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Shanghai Cafe
South Sixth Avenue
Gin Shue
Shue
South Sixth Street
Commerce Accord On Korea Signed Between Chinese and Soviet Forces
Chinese Nationalists in Manchuria and Soviet authorities in north Korea signed and put into force their first commerce accord. The agreement, reached after four conferences at Antung and Shingishu, requires the Soviets to supply electric power to Antung in exchange for millet fuel oil and unfinished cotton cloth from China. The pact was signed by Col. Gen. Ivan Chestiakov and Gen. Chae Kung-Wu.
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Peiping
China
U.P
Manchuria
North Korea
Mukden
Antung
Manchurian
Shingishu
Yalu
Ivan Chestiakov
Chae Kung-Wu
Fire District Vote Sets Up South Tucson Area District
Sixty one of ninety registered voters in the south Tucson area voted Monday to establish a fire protection district. Two votes were against. The district includes South Gate Sunset Villa National City Whitestone National City annex Government Heights and Fair Grounds additions. Taxes to fund the fire department will be levied by county supervisors and collected by the county treasurer.
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Tucson
Southgate
Sunset Villa
National City
Whitestone
National City Annex
Government Heights
Fairgrounds
Police to Elect Three to Pension Board in January
Tucson police pick three members for the pension board with terms ending for Harry Foley James C Herron and K C Yeazell. Election overseen by Captain Joseph Weinzapfel and Sets P C McNeill and James Allaire.
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Tucson
Harry Foley
James C. Herron
K. C. Yeazell
Joseph Weinzapfel
Sets
P. C. McNeill
James Allaire
Red Cross Needs Blood For Bank
The Red Cross blood bank asks for more type O donations after delivering six pints to veterans’ hospital, one to county hospital, and one to Tucson medical center. Miss Margret Link urged donors to come at set times and noted donors may eat before visiting. avoid milk eggs or fat.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Red Cross
Link
Farm Bureau Opposes Subsidies and Cheap Food Policy
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation told the San Francisco convention the federation will oppose subsidies and a cheap food policy. He urged continuation of ever normal granary commodity loans and price stabilizing features and warned of surpluses as normal conditions return. Delegates planned further panels as the four day meeting continues.
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San Francisco
U.P
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
O'Neal
Clerks to Face Civil Service Tests Saturday
Twenty six clerical employees added to city hall pay rolls during the war period will take civil service tests Saturday as required to remain permanently in service. Regular exams were waived during the war but passing ratings are now needed. Tests have already been held for electricians, auto mechanics, and electrical and plumbing inspectors. the city engineer position is the final wartime post awaiting examination.
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Albert Hesselberg
Jcity
Hesselberg
Mrs. Ramirez Dies at 75 in Tucson Home
Mrs. Francisco Ramirez, 75, died Sunday in a local hospital. A Tucson resident for 40 years, she lived at 1126 West Delaware Street. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by McCarthy Williams Funeral Home. There are no survivors.
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Francisco Ramirez
McCarthy- Williams Funeral Home
Ramirez
Tucson
West
Delaware Street
Nation's Mental Health topic set for university lecture
The University of Arizona announces its liberal arts lecture Our Nation's Mental Health at 8 p m December 19 in Agriculture Auditorium. Dr Ole A Simley will review the nation s mental health, present statistics on incapacitated individuals, and discuss causes and cures. He notes mental hygiene clinics are expanding and stresses education through parents and schools. He cites WWII draft impacts and figures from Thomas Parran on psychiatric aid needs.
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University of Arizona Agriculture
Ole A Simley
Simley
Thomas Parran
United States Public Health Service
Santa Fe Conductor George Marsh Dies in Phoenix
Funeral services for George C. Marsh, 63, will be held Thursday afternoon in Phoenix. Marsh died in a local hospital after living in Phoenix for 50 years and serving 25 years as a passenger conductor for the Santa Fe railroad. He belonged to the Prescott lodge of Elks St Andrew's Episcopal church and the Railroad Conductors union.
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Phoenix
George C. Marsh
Marsh
Santa Fe Railroad
Prescott Lodge of Elks
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Railroad Conductors’ Union
J Arthur Houle 63 Dies At Home In Tucson
J Arthur Houle 63 Tucson mining engineer died Tuesday morning at his home 1303 East Fifth street Born in Michigamme Michigan he lived in Arizona 42 years and in Tucson 21 years He is survived by wife Catharine Houle a son J Arthur Houle Jr of Tucson three daughters Alberta H Anderson Dorothy H Scully of Peoria Ann H Currier of Tucson three brothers EB C Houle Nogales Fred Houle Fort Worth Eugene Houle Detroit and two sisters Mrs Charles Sturgeon Los Angeles Mrs F G Hanna
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Arthur Houle
Tucson
East Fifth Street
Michigamme
Mich
Houle
Arizona
Catharine Houle
J. Arthur Houle, Jr
Alberta H. Anderson
Dorothy H. Scully
Peoria, Jr
Ann H. Currier
Requiem Mass Planned for Orville G. Foster
Orville G. Foster 46 of Globe Ariz died in a local hospital Sunday. A requiem mass will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at All Saints church with burial in Holy Hope cemetery. He was a World War I veteran and is survived by two sisters Mrs. Margaret Sheehan Tucson and Mrs. Mildred McCrowser Denver and a brother Carl Foster San Francisco. Eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced by Bring's funeral home.
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Orville G. Foster
All Saints’ Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Foster
Elvira Road
Margaret Sheehan
Tucson
Mildred McCrowser
Denver
Carl Foster
San Francisco
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