Tucson urged to buy more Series E war bonds drive
Fred Dragonette announces under subscription in individual bond sales up to 40 percent of the national quota. He asks Tucsonans and Pima County to exceed the county goal, sets displays at Jacome’s and Gus Taylor’s, and urges solicitors to canvass missed buyers before the drive ends December 17. A rally is planned at Plaza Theatre with Hispano-American groups sponsoring.
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Tucson
Jacome
Dragonette
Alex Jacome
Pima County War Bond Committee
Gus Taylor
Congress Street
Tony Arias
W. S. Phillips
Walter Murphey
Hotel de Verano
Plaza Theatre
West
City Briefs Notice and Meetings for December Schedule
The United Appeals Inc will hold an annual meeting at 3 p m Thursday December 14 in the varsity room of the Pioneer hotel. Mariposa chapter 310 F S will meet at 8 p m Tuesday December 12 in the Masonic temple with an officer election. Eagles ladies auxiliary meets at 8 p m tomorrow in 347 North Sixth avenue with officer elections and Christmas plans discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeals, Inc
Pioneer Hotel
Mariposa Chapter
F.S
Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
North Sixth Avenue
Frick Welcomes Baby Girl Joan Elizabeth in Los Angeles
Lt and Mrs W O Frick announce the birth of a daughter named Joan Elizabeth in Los Angeles California on November 26. Mrs Frick is formerly Dr Floraleu Kettenbach of Tucson. Mrs O L Kettenbach will depart Tucson to visit relatives on the coast for the holidays.
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W. O. Frick
Joan Elizabeth
Los Angeles
Calif
Frick
Floraleu Kettenbach
Tucson
O. L. Kettenbach
Wyoming Parks Shrinking Lodging for People?
Washington dispatch reports a debate over abolishing the Jackson Hole National Monument as the U S officials consider national parks in Wyoming are limiting housing for residents. The discussion centers on whether expanding park land has unintended population pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Hman
Washington
Ickes
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Jackson Hole
Barrett
Jesse James
West
Hamilton Fish
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Compton S. White
Idaho
Harold Ickes
Rep. White
Federal Forest
White
Herbert Hoover
Legion Urges Gifts for Wounded Vets in Tucson Area
With eleven shopping days till Christmas, American Legion officials urge Tucson residents and visitors to donate gifts for service members hospitalized locally. About 450 gifts are needed. contributors may drop off wrapped items at stores or call the Legion for collection, with greeting cards optional.
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Tucson
American Legion
Legion
County funds show $424 138 gain in five month period
Pima county treasury total rose from $1 050 700 19 to $1 474 838 46 by November 30, reflecting $1 791 131 40 received and $1 366 993 13 disbursed. Major outlays went to school fund $348 561 77 general fund $248 800 31 and city of Tucson $188 547 34.
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Pima County
Fred O. Goodell
Tucson
City of
Youth Held for Wearing Army Uniform
Irving Robbins, 25, an amateur photographer and pilot, was held on a $1,500 bond on charges of illegal wearing an Army uniform and failing to carry a selective service registration card. He claimed the uniform came with a chaplain’s giving and said he did not wear insignia. Det. James Herron testified insignia were present on uniforms found. Robbins said he resides at 141 North Main Street and has Palo Alto and Tucson ties.
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Irving Whitmore Robbing, Jr
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Palo Alto
Calif
Robbins
California
Seeks Aviation Post
University of Arizona
Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson December 9 10
Mrs Paul Carr and Mrs Fred Elliott welcomed a girl and a boy respectively at St Marys Hospital in Tucson on December 9. Capt Emery Royce and Carlos Proo added a girl and a boy later that day. Additional births logged for Kavathas Salisbury and Robert Feathers households with children born December 9 and 10 in Tucson.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Paul Carr
E. Speedway
Tucson
Fred Elliott
E. 3Rd St
Emery E. Royce
W. Alameda
Carlos C. Proo
S. Stone Ave
James Kavathas
First St
Robert Salisbury
S. 6Th Ave
Tech
Robert Feathers
W. Thurber Rd
Filiberto
SP Engineer Killed in Hunting Accident
H. E. Forquer, 62, of 1731 Allen Road, died after a shotgun discharge while rabbit hunting in his yard. The Southern Pacific lines engineer was attempting to clear a jam when the .410 shotgun fired, killing him within 15 minutes. Deputies and a coroner ruled the death accidental.
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H. E. Forquer
Allen Road
Sheriffs Office
Forquer
Southern Pacific Lines
Births Recorded in Tucson At 11:30 PM and 2:05 AM
Felix at 124 N Euclid Ave Tucson reports a girl born 11:30 p m December 10 to Machinists Mate 2 C and Mrs Donald Donahoo 1716 E 3rd St Tucson and a boy born 2:05 a m December 11.
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Felix
N. Euclid Ave
Tucson
Mate 2-C
Donald Donahoo
3Rd St
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U. S. Parks
Legion Urges
Department
Phoenix
Clinton Helbig
T. O. Krabel
National Rehabilitation Service
Frank A. Barrett
Jackson Hole National Monument
Fred Goodell
Levithan’s
East Broadway
New Today
SIAM
Santa Claus
Jacologne Trio
FA Cochran
Jacologne Flower Garden
Jacologne Quartette
Mozelle Beauty Shop
Fuel Oil
Ial
E. Congress
Solitairement
A. Diamon Engag
Credit C
Gorgeous
Aoe
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