Survey to Set Maximum Building Heights Near Municipal Airport No 2
The joint airport zoning board agreed to survey terrain within a two mile safety zone around municipal airport No 2 to determine a minimum height requiring permits. Protestors and officials argued against overly broad rules that infringe on property rights while planning a topography map for accurate height limits.
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Joint Airport Zoning Board
Two Mile
Municipal Airport No. 2
Col. A. S. Albro
Papagos in Need of Aid During Christmas Season
Rev H Grady Gwinn of the Papago Indian mission reports 400 to 500 Papago Indians in dire need in Tucson. A meeting with Mayor EB Houston and others sought community help for food clothing and basic supplies, noting average incomes of 60 to 75 dollars a month and households of about seven.
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Tucson
H. Grady Gwinn
South 10Th Avenue
EB. T. Houston
Gwinn
Abe Buntman
Munroe Goldberg
Rev. Gwinn
Houston
North Margaret Avenue
Chest Extends Fund Drive to Reach Community Goal
The Community Chest has about $18 000 left to reach a goal of 153550 with 135263 1t raised so far. Mundey Johnston says funds are needed to operate agencies and avoid a surplus or cuts. co chairmen and volunteers urged to contact solicited donors and report remaining cards. Donations can be mailed or brought to 79 North Stone Avenue headquarters.
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Mundey Johnston
Johnston
Community Chest
North Stone Avenue
Land Reform Law Sparks Court Fight in Japan
Two groups of landowners in Japan clash in court over a new land reform law that would allow peasant farmers to own land, challenging provisions and implications for property rights.
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Japan
Hummel Named U S Attorney for Tucson Office
Don Hummel, son of Louis G. Hummel, was appointed assistant United States attorney for the Tucson office. He succeeds the late John D. Dougherty and will work with K Berry Peterson after a career as a government investigator, OPA administrator, and Flying Tigers veteran. He was born in Cleveland and educated at the University of Arizona and University of Michigan.
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Don Hummel
Louis G. Hummel
United States
Tucson
K. Berry Peterson
Hummel
Tom Clark
U. S
John D. Dougherty
U. S&s
Frank E. Flynn
Ohio
Cleveland
University of Arizona
University of Michigan
Michigan University
Southwest
Bar Association
Arizona
California
Hummel & Hummel
North Stone
Dallas
Seattle
Portland
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Denver
Colo
Atlanta
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Intermountain States
Army ‘Air Forces
Intelligence Corps
Air Force
General Staff
Flying Tigers
Air Corps
Harrisburg
North Africa
India
China
Pacific
Shanghai
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Calif
Lassen National Park Company
Bergie Russell
John P. Dougherty
Unhappy Student Driver Receives Parking Ticket at UA
University of Arizona student Jerry Preskill challenges a campus parking ticket saying no warning was received. Justice Gardner explains campus policy may allow warnings but warns Preskill to appeal with university authorities or pay a $3 fine. A second summons for illegal parking near the county courthouse is shown by a city police officer.
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Jerry Preskill
University of Arizona
Justice C. W. Gardner
Gardner
Preskill
Austrian Red Cross official visits Tucson for three days
Dr. Karl Komacski secretary of Tyrolese Red Cross arrives in Tucson for a three day tour to meet with Tucson chapter officials including Miss Margret Link and William Wilkinson. He will address the Kiwanis club and meet with University of Arizona Red Cross units to study U S organization and programs.
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Karl Komacski
Austrian Red Cross
Tucson
Calanthe Brazelton
Red Cross
Death of Mrs Don Sherd Is Reported
Word was received here Wednesday of the death of Mrs Don Sherd at her Minnesota home Tuesday. She was sister to Mrs Gertrude Meyer of Tucson and Mrs T L Carty of Long Beach California. Burial will be Friday in Cannon Falls Minnesota.
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Don Sherd
Minnesota
Gertrude Meyer
Tucson
T. L. Carty
Long Beach
Calif
Jaastad Named to Municipal League Executive Board
Henry O. Jaastad former Tucson mayor and life member of the Arizona Municipal League was named to the league executive board by Frank Goodman Winslow. Other appointees include Ray Busey Phoenix Wayne Davis Tolleson Park Miller Prescott Edwin Miller Mesa W B Barkley Glendale Holmes Galloway Casa Grande. The committee aims to press the legislature to modify the 10 percent budget increase limit during the upcoming special session.
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Henry O. Jaastad
Tucson
Arizona Municipal League
League
Frank Goodman
Winslow
Ray Busey
Phoenix
Wayne Davis
Tolleson
Park Miller
Prescott
Edwin Miller
Mesa
W. B. Barkley
Glendale
Holmes Galloway
Casa Grande
Forty eight join Eucharistic Guard at Benedictine convent
Forty eight new members will be enrolled in the Eucharistic Guard and 35 in the auxiliary at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Benedictine convent of Perpetual Adoration by Bishop Daniel J Gercke Fidelity cards for 10 year memberships will be presented to Andrew A Grondona Anthony Lerna Jr John Montano Jr Frank H Mott and Stephen Tormey
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Benedictine Convent of Perpetual Adoration
Daniel J. Gercke
Fidelity
Andrew A. Grondona
Anthony Lerna, Jr
John Montano, Jr
Frank H. Mott
Stephen Tormey
Tokio Caterers Ride Bikes With Five Foot Tray Stacks
In Tokio delivery staff balance food trays and dishes stacked five feet high on bicycles. The vivid scene captures busy street life as caterers transport meals and dishes through the city.
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Tokio
Rusted Line Causes Blast At Tucson Home
A rusted gas line under a Tucson cabin on East Lee Street caused an explosion injuring 27 year old Mrs. Ann Lavetter. Investigators found a cesspool above the line and seepage eroded the pipe. a new line was installed three hours later. Service man Aurelio Garcia, who sparked the blaze, escaped unhurt. Utilities official C H Webber noted sewer gas may have aided the blast and urged larger vents to prevent a second explosion.
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East Lee Street
Ann LaVetter
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Garcia
la Vetter
C. H. Webber
Cesspool
Driver Held After Fatal Hit While Pedestrians Cross
Pablo Sandoval, 67, of 329 West Wood Street, died after being struck by a car driven by Hubert Wilson, 29, of 715 Queens Place, as his family crossed Main Street. Wilson faces manslaughter charges. preliminary hearing set for Dec 17. Sandoval’s granddaughter and widow survived. eight sons and other relatives remain. Arizona Mortuary handling arrangements pending autopsy results.
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Pablo Sandoval
Sandoval
West Wood Street
Main Street
Hubert Wilson
Queens Place
Southern Pacific Sanitarium
Wilson
Justice Court
Frank E. Keefe
Socorro
Richard Blair
Refugio Perez
Alvin
Carlos
Guadalupe
Ignacio
Joe
Manuel
Paul
William
Arizona
Benson Road Body To Hold Meetings
Benson Highway Improvement Association announces first and third Wednesday meetings at Desert Village trailer court. R. T. Bertrum heads the group with Richard Weinberg as vice president Milton Tool as secretary and Fred Mulhausen as treasurer. The aim is to promote the highway through advertising and beautify the eastern Tucson approach.
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Benson Highway Improvement Association
Desert Village Trailer Court
R. T. Bertrum
Richard Weinberg
Milton Tool
Fred Mulhausen
Tucson
Driver Training Accelerated Across Arizona High Schools
The Arizona inter industry highway safety committee will speed up driver training in 63 high schools where 59 offer driver education. Ford, Chevrolet, and Pontiac dealers loaned dual control cars to 40 schools to aid the program as Arizona reports a 17 percent drop in highway fatalities from the previous year.
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Arizona
Arizona Interindustry Highway Safety Committee
National Committee
Ford
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Traffic fatalities rise in state and Pimay county report
The Tucson Daily Citizen notes urging to reduce deaths as traffic fatalities reach 217 statewide for the year with Pimay county reporting 25 deaths in twelve months.
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Pimay
Tuberculosis Death Rate Drops Sharply Over Two Decades
The annual U S death rate from tuberculosis has fallen from 100 to 35 per 100 000 over the last twenty years, reflecting major public health progress.
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U. S
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4Th Ave
Jaastad
Municipal League
Benson Road
Farmer's Insurance
North Stone Ave
BE. Pruitt, JR
Dist
DRY Cleaners
Europe
East 7Th
East 7Th and
5Th Ave
Baily Citizen
Jacome’s. Christmas Thrifty Club
Thrifties
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