Navajo Relief Drive Mobilizes Volunteers for Sorting and Packing
Col. O G Brown heads a large Tucson committee gathering dozens from service groups to sort pack and ship donations for Navajo relief. Items will be judged for usefulness with high heel shoes and silk rejected. excess goods go to other charities. Armory serves as central receiving point with subdepots at Monte Mansfield Beaudry Motor Co Tucson Labor Pen e and South Tucson.
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Arizona Navajo Relief Association Committee
Col
O. G. Brown
Col. Brown
Tucson
J. R. Stille
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
University of Arizona
National Guard
Monte Mansfield’s
Beaudry Motor Company
Tucson Labor Pene
South
Tucson City
Sulie and
Brown
Solong Tom
William P. Hobbs
Illiteracy and Poverty Plague Navajo Nation Says Boyce
Navajo schools director George A. Boyce describes severe illiteracy and poverty on the Navajo reservation. He cites only 1,500 of 24,000 eligible children admitted to classrooms and an average annual income around $1.50 per person, blaming unmet treaty obligations and disease such as tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Boyce
Boyce
United States
Gregory L McLean Rites To Be Friday
Funeral services for Gregory Leonard McLean who died Monday at his home will be held at 2 p m Friday at Bring s chapel Rev Wilbur Wayne will officiate and burial will be in South Lawn memorial park Pallbearers are Robert Aplleton Walter Johansen Stanley W Kimble Donald W Williams John M Pullen and M L Lucky Honorary pallbearers are Tom Steele L E Brewer Ed Sisterson P C Harold Roy Bullington and J C Morrison Survivors include four brothers George of Friona Tex Oren John and Martin all of Bovina Tex and two sisters Mrs Mattie Spurlin Texaco NM and Mrs Kate Queen Bovina Another sister Mrs Hattie Alsip Evergreen Park Sr cannot attend
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Gregory Leonard McLean
West 44Th Street
Bring’s Chapel
Wilbur Wayne
South Lawn Memorial Park
Robert Appleton
Walter Johansen
Stanley W. Kimble
Donald W.williams
John M. Pullen
M. L. Lucky
Tom Steele
L. E. Brewer
Ed Sisterson
P. C. Harold
Roy Bullington
J. C. Morrison
George
Friona
Tex
Oren
John
Martin
Bovina
Mattie Spurlin
Texaco
N. M
Kate Queen
Hattie Alsip
Evergreen Park, Sr
X Rays In Tucson Reach Twenty Six Thousand Mark
Tucson's X-ray headquarters in the American Legion building reports 26 000 examinations to date as the drive aims for 50 000 across Pima county. The machine will operate eight more days with sessions this week and next, urging residents to get tested before December 19. Tuberculosis remains Arizona’s leading killer for ages 15 to 45, with over 900 yearly deaths statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Bureau of Vital Statistics
United States Health Service
Tucson
University of Arizona
Sunnyside
Marana
Policemen Deny Soldier's Drunken Driving Charge
Staff Sgt. George Parrish of Davis Monthan airbase told city court he was mistreated by arresting officers after being pulled over near East 17th Street and South Third Avenue. Four policemen testified he was intoxicated and belligerent, and he was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parvish
Davis- Monthan
Parrish
East 17Th Street
South Third Avenue
Ellison Leaves for Normangee After Mother's Illness
A.T. Ellison, of 528 East Seventh Street, departed Wednesday for Normangee Texas to be with his mother who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T
Ellison
Seventh Street
Normangee
Tex
Committee Plans UA Inauguration
The inauguration committee for the University of Arizona met in the administration building to arrange time, place, speaker, and invitations for J. Byron McCormick’s presidential inauguration. Alfred Atkinson leads planning and announced a 4:30 p.m. Tuesday follow up meeting after a general organization session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Byron’ McCormick
University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
Board of Regents
Picture Rocks Ranch Sold For Eighteen Thousand Dollars
The 40 acre Picture Rocks guest ranch near Cortaro was bought by Mr and Mrs Winslow C Sisson of Arlington Massachusetts for 18000. The seller was Mrs Louise Murray and the sale was arranged by Mrs Doris Caprio for Desert City Realty Company. The ranch hosts about 18 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picture Rocks Ranch
Winslow C. Sisson
Arlington
Mass
Desert City Realty Company
Cortaro
Louise Murray
Doris Caprio
Realty Company
Federalists To Air Weekly Broadcasts
The Federalists of Tucson sponsor a weekly 7:15 p.m. broadcast on KCNA titled Call to Action. Wayne Sanders, station manager, announces the 15 minute program will feature an international news review, a year in review by World Federalists, and a paper by Dick Seweitzer on whether a third world war is unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United World: Federalists of
Tucson
KCNA
Wayne Sanders
World Government Organization
Dick Seweitzer
Seweitzer
Peggy Falks Marks
Mrs Morgan to be buried here Thursday
Final rites for Mrs Amanda Marie Morgan, who died Sunday in a local hospital, are scheduled for Thursday at the local cemetery. The obituary notes her residence and surviving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Marie Morgan
Funeral service set for Thursday at Reilly's Chapel
A funeral will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Reilly's Chapel with Rev B Arnold Litz officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Reilly’s
Cchapel
B. Arnold Litz
Evergreen Cemetery
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P. Balestrero
Hogan
Window Rock
Gregory L. McLean
Ae Tata UE
Wodern
Chicago
W. Congress
the Hall Electric CO
East Speedway
Berklee
PSP An
Southey
Jok Lyome
Jeanette’s Bakery
Sixth Street
Arthur Murray’s
Arthur Murray
Congress
Fox Theater
The
Tucson Gas
Electric Light & Power CO
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