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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1947

Page

27

Disabled Vets Resolve Arizona Chapter Row

peace returned to the Disabled American Veterans of Arizona as John L. Golob departed for Indianapolis after arranging a compromise between the Globe Miami chapter and state DAV officers. The charter was reinstated and the chapter allowed to raise funds by its own methods.

Phoenix U.P Disabled American Veterans of Arizona DAV Cmdir John L. Golob Indianapolis Globe-Miami Golob Globe- Miami Ross Jones William Jurasevich David Campbell

Food Flown To Navajos In Emergency Airlift

Two Army C-47 transports delivered about 15 000 pounds of food to the Navajo Indian reservation in northeastern Arizona after heavy snows closed roads. William P. Roberts said the relief drive aimed to avert starvation and the Holbrook stop arranged distribution via 40 trucks to Window Rock.

Phoenix Williamsfield Arizona William P. Roberts Holbrook Window Rock

Santa Claus Wig and Whiskers Stolen by Boys

John Logan reported five boys ripped off the wig and whiskers of his Santa Claus suit as he walked home from his department store job in East Liverpool Ohio on Tuesday night.

East Liverpool John Logan

Ten Dollar Week Menu For Two Adults Taught

Flagstaff December teaching session shows wives of twenty veteran students learning how to feed two adults on ten dollars weekly. Mrs Mary McAllister heads home economics classes on campus using a menu rich in cereals yet nourishing for evening instruction.

Flagstaff

Building Trade OS Soon Arbitration Decision Expected

Phoenix December 10 A final decision will be handed down in arbitration of the wage dispute between Arizona construction contractors and six building trades unions probably within 10 days. The three man board has heard testimony from both sides to reach a final award after wage increases were rejected last summer.

Phoenix U.P Arizona L. Carl Holmes Arbitration Board W. D. Taylor Tucson Benjamin J. Aaron Los Angeles Holmes

Casa Grande Bond Sale Approved by State Loan Board

Phoenix firm Ely Reisnes Beck & Co. secured a $43,000 Casa Grande refunding bond issue, approved by the state loan board. The sale was finalized in Phoenix with brokers handling the investment.

Casa Grande Phoenix Ely, Reisnes, Beck & Co Phoenix Investment Brokers State Loan Board

Indians Seek Right To Vote In Arizona Reservation Case

A test case filed in Maricopa County Superior Court aims to force the entry of two Mohave Indians on the voting rolls. The plaintiffs allege they filed registration affidavits on Nov 8, 1947 and were refused by County Recorder Roger C. Laveen.

Phoenix U.P Maricopa County Superior Court Arizona Roger C. Laveen Richard F. Harless Frank Harison Harry Austin McDowell U. S Laveen State Supreme Court Harless L. P. Mathews Ben B. Mathews

Phoenixers pledge for Veterans arena project

Phoenix businessmen have pledged about 100000 toward a 300000 Veterans of Foreign Wars sports arena to be built next year. Ray Stutler, post commander, announced that contractors are being contacted for unofficial bids.

Phoenix Veterans of Foreign Wars Ray Stutler Stutler

Chief Phoenix Redcap For 24 Years Expires

Phoenix news records the death of John D. Washington 62 longtime chief redcap at Union Station Phoenix to be buried after his service spanning more than 24 years since the station opened.

Phoenix Redcap Phoenix John D. Washington Redcap Union Station

Washington Died After Five Week Illness In Phoenix

Tuesday afternoon report states Washington died Sunday after an illness of five weeks. He was active in Negro civic and fraternal organizations and had contributed much to the welfare of Negro children in Phoenix.

Washington Hee Phoenix

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