American aviation boosted by Royce at Tucson Rotary
Alexander B. Royce told Tucson civic leaders that regulated competition rather than a government controlled monopoly will expand international air travel postwar. He warned against the McCarran bill and urged support for American airlines expanding overseas under Civil Aeronautics Act rules. Royce, a Yale Law graduate and former wartime official, represents 17 airlines and plans west coast speaking tour.
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U. S
Alexander B. Royce
Airlines Committee
United States Air Policy
Tucson
Royce
Young
Don Young
American Airlines
Congress
Pat McCarran
Civil Aeronautical Administration
Arizona
United States
Cordell Hull
McCarran
Yale
Harvard Law Schools
St. Mihiel
Argonne
New College
Oxford
AEF
New York City
U. S. Attorney's Office
Argentina
Aviation Republics Division of
Defense — Corporation
Southern Cross
Brazil
Panair de Brazil
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Westward Ho
Aviation Committee
International Airlines
Special Bonds Still On Sale Till Saturday
War bond purchasers in Pima county are urged to buy negotiable securities before Saturday. Four government certificates offer varying rates and maturities through 1966 to 1952. Dragonette reports $1.611 million in individual sales and $2.932 million in corporate sales so far, with Tucson urged to meet the week’s quota by December 16. A bond rally and film event at Plaza theatre follows, with free tickets at the box office.
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Red Dragonette
Pima County War Finance
fHe
Treasury
Dragonette
Plaza Theatre
Hotel de Verano
West Congress Street
War Plants Keep Going Despite Reading Strike
In Reading and Lebanon area, 15 war contract plants largely operated near capacity while transit workers stayed idle for a second day. About 90 000 riders walked or hitchhiked as firms arranged car pools and hired vehicles to move staff after 200 operators walked out in a union protest.
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Reading
Reading-Lebanon
Vvas
AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway & Motor Coach
University of Arizona Christmas Party Opens Tonight
The naval indoctrination school glee club of 40 voices performs at 7 tonight as the University of Arizona hosts its annual Christmas party in the auditorium. The university band and symphonic choir begin at 7 45 with doors at 6 30.
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University of Arizona
Naval Indoctrination School
Glee Club
40 Voices
Darneille
Ee - George Wilson
Hartley D. Snyder
Charles Darneille
Alfred Atkinson
Robert Corroon
Jean Webster
Associated Women Students
Harry Behn
Pete Anderson
King Wenceslas
Rollin Pease
Santa Claus
Genevieve Brown Wright
Santa
C. Z. Lesher
Harry Bahn
Pauline Schaffer
William Bray
Catharine Robbins
Genevieve Wright
Mary Stewart
George Wilson
Bob Corroon
Andreas Andersen
Don Phillips
Zoning Board Grants Permit For Uvodich
The board of adjustment overruled provisions of city zoning law to allow Jack Uvodich to convert living quarters at 1802 East Hawthorne into space for refrigeration and storage as his grocery expands. Neighbors supported the request with no protests. The case follows the grocery’s family history and the board plans to hear Moritz and Childress filings next week.
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Board of Adjustment
Jack Uvodich
East Hawthorne
Avedich
Uvodich
H. M. Moritz
East
Lester
John D. Childress
Norris Avenue
Western States Seek State Control of Trapping and Hunting
Representatives from 11 Western states meet in Salt Lake City to seek sole state control over trapping, fishing, and hunting. They oppose federal fees on boating and fishing on lakes created by federal reclamation projects and objection to sharing half the proceeds from furs on federal lands. Missoula was chosen for the 1945 convention to be held June 14 to 16.
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Salt Lake City
Fish and Game Commissions
Western Association of Fish and Game Commissioners
Missoula
Mont
Prescott Man Fights For 4 Year Old Son
Stanley Stazewski a Wilmington shipyard pipefitter heads to Prescott Ariz with 800 from coworkers to seek further medical help for his 4 year old son Joey dying from a malignant throat tumor. Doctors say the condition is incurable and the Prescott Kiwanis Club held an early Christmas for the boy.
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Los Angeles
Joey
Stanley Stazewski
Wilmington
Prescott
Ariz
Phoenix
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Paricutin Volcano Films To Be Shown At UA Campus
Tad Nichols a geology research photographer and University of Arizona graduate will present new Technicolor films of Paricutin the world s newest volcano at 8 tonight in the chemistry physics buildings on campus The show lasting about an hour follows a Harvard geologists expedition to the site 200 miles west of Mexico City in October Ash in the air allowed easier filming of lava flows and caves Tucson Natural History Society sponsors the program
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Tad Nichols
University of Arizona
Nichols
Tucson Natural History Society
Santa Cruz County Hits War Bond Quota
NOGALES Ariz Dec 13 Santa Cruz county surpassed its sixth war loan quota with 30343225 purchased in bonds The county quota was 300000 The report notes the total exceeds the target by 3423 25 dollars and highlights local support for the war effort.
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Nogales
Ariz
Santa Cruz County
Tucson Kennel Club Formed Plans Shows
Articles of Incorporation filed for the Tucson Kennel club by eight directors. It is a non profit scientific research corporation for breed ing development and training of purebred dogs in Arizona. The group plans dog shows field trials and support for purebred dogs with no capital stock and debt limited to 100 dollars. Incorporators include Elizabeth A Louden Alton E Yarborough Elizabeth M Strauss W Harris Hulig Dr Glen G Crosbie Richard W Dalrymple Catherine Romay and Robert Cairns with addresses listed.
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Tucson Kennel Club
Tucson
Arizona
Elizabeth A. Louden
East Third Street
Alton E. Yarborough
East Mitchell
Elizabeth M. Strauss
East Seneca
W. Harris Hulig
P. O. Box
Glen G. Crosbie
East Lester
Richard W. Dalrymple
Greenlee Road
Catherine Romay
North Stone Avenue
Robert Cairns
Fort Lowell
5 000-Pound Date Shipment Flew To Nashville And Memphis
Daily airplane flights deliver 5000 pounds of fresh Arizona dates to Nashville and Memphis between now and Christmas. The Atlantic Commission ordered the dates from Clarence W. Pruett of Phoenix via American Airlines. Growers call it the largest air shipment of dates from the Salt River Valley.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
Atlantic Commission Company
Clarence W. Pruett
American Airlines
Salt River Valley
Army jeep ambulance converts for field use
An ordnance jeep and trailer can be transformed into an ambulance carrying three litter patients two assistants and a driver It is capable of maneuvering over all kinds of terrain in combat areas and serving as a mobile medical unit for frontline needs.
Birth at St. Mary's Hospital Tucson
A girl was born to Corporal and Mrs. Louis Valenzuela of 25 West Twenty Fifth Street Tucson at 2 25 p m on December 12.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Corp
Louis Valenzuela
25Th St
Tucson
Feast Of Guadalupe Observances Mark Mexican Holiday
In Mexico City and throughout the country Catholics observed the feast of the apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Indians and families traveled with blankets and food to basilicas and churches, with processions and dances while offices stayed open under constitutional separation of church and state.
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Mexico City
Basilica of Guadalupe
Juan Diego
Mexico
Church
Peterson Files Oath As Tax Commissioner
Warren Peterson state tax commissioner elect filed his oath of office with Secretary of State Dan E. Garvey in Phoenix today confirming his new post and responsibilities.
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Peterson
Phoenix
Warren Peterson
Secretary of
Dan E. Garvey
Ethiopian climate shift in a day travels across heats to chills
In Ethiopia a person can traverse from oppressive heat in one region to intense cold in another within the same day. The journey highlights the country’s varied topography and high altitude zones shaping daily weather experiences.
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Ethiopia
Congress OKs Four-Billion Postwar Funds for Jobs and Rivers
Congress approved four major postwar funding bills to create jobs for returning soldiers and war workers. The package includes a 1.673 billion federal convention and a 3.173 billion highway program with a 500 million state match, plus a 1 billion river and harbor construction bill. Rivers and harbors heads go to the House for minor changes.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
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