Manders Opposes City Levy Hearing on $124 900 request
The hearing before Warren A. Peterson to decide on the city's special levy faced objections from James T. Manders former city auditor who argued two requests redundant funds exist for postwar construction and pensions. Manders urged use of existing funds and that budget planning can cover pensions later.
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James T. Manders
Manders
Peterson
State Tax Commission
Maj Wilson to Preach at Local Church Sunday
Maj Wilson a former local pastor and Army chaplain in China Burma theater will preach at the 11 am service at First Baptist church. His sermon titled Blessed Are the Peacemakers and a 6 pm cantata The Christ Child will be performed by the First Southern Baptist church choir directed by Mrs Julia Hale Kimbell with music by Ruby Ruth Campbell.
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R. Wilson
First Southern Baptist Church
China- Burma
First Baptist Church
Bronner-Petrie
Julia Hale Kimbell
Ruby Ruth Campbell
Bobby Nan Mabry
Tharp
Janet Butler
Norman Fromm
Lester Koonce
E. M. Skinner
1000 Vets Reach Port After Storm In Atlantic
More than 1,000 returning veterans began arriving in New York Harbor today aboard the Army transport Saturnia. The officers and men came from the disabled ships George Mc Crary and Henry Ward Beecher, picked up after their voyage from Bermuda where the vessels had been towed for safety.
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DAV Chapter At UA To Get Charter Jan 10
The Disabled American Veterans will be activated at the University of Arizona during a student assembly at 11 40 a m January 10. Patrick Biller a Pasadena California sophomore coordinates the arrangements with Harold Stutzky a Brooklyn New York junior serving as post commander.
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Patrick Biller
Pasadena
Calif
Harold Stutzky
Brooklyn
N. Y
U S Attitude Toward Chiang May Be Stern
American observers and Chinese of many affiliations expect a tougher U.S. stance toward China. Hurley’s resignation and Stilwell’s removal led to hopes for realism from Marshall, with Byrnes urging a settlement between the central government and dissidents for a strong united China.
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Chiang
Walter Rundle
Shanghai
U.P
U. S
China
Patrick G. Hurley
Joseph W. Stilwell
Allied Forces
George C. Marshall
Byrnes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Political Consultative Council
Chungking
Hurley
United States
T. V. Soong
Marshall
Woman Puts Navy To Lot Of Bother In Small Sail Boat
Tonya Jones, a 32 year old poetess, wandered the Pacific solo for 30 days aboard the 30 foot sailboat Audacious before being picked up by LST 996 off Honolulu. Her boat lost its jib, torn mainsail, torn halyards and leaking caulking as rough seas delayed repairs.
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Tonya Jones
Pacific
Honolulu
San Francisco
Mariness
Navy
C. C. Ellis
New Orleans
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Tonya
LST 996
Dean Nugent To Preside At Faculty Party
Dr. Robert L. Nugent the dean of the liberal arts college will be master of ceremonies at the University of Arizona Faculty club Christmas party set for 9 p.m. Friday December 21 in the women's building. Johnny Fasio and his university orchestra will provide music for square and ballroom dances. Entertainers include Miss Nancy Buffa H G DeWolf and company Dr John Brooks and Lawrence Grey with a reindeer dance. Norris Sterverson will call square dances. Christmas carols movies and stunts are planned. Mrs Glenna Davis will take reservations up to noon Thursday. A separate party for children of university employees occurs at 3 30 p.m. Saturday December 22 in Herring hall.
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Liberal Arts College
University of Arizona
Johnny Fasio
All-University
Nancy Buffa
H. G. DeWolf
John Brooks
Lawrence Grey
Norris
Steve” Sterverson
Glenna Davis
Faculty Club
Herring Hall
Communists Likely to Seek Compromise in China Tides
In the two earlier China stalemates the Communists lagged behind Nationalists in aid and influence. Observers expect the Communists to adopt a conciliatory stance if Chungking shows real willingness to compromise on aid terms and policy.
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Tional
Chungking
University Students Plan Christmas Party
The Associates Students plan a Christmas party in the University of Arizona women’s gymnasium from 8 to 11 30 p m. A 16 foot Christmas tree from Mt Lemmon will decorate the event. A five piece orchestra will provide dancing music and Harley D Snyder will lead the singing of carols. Pete Tufts chairs the committee.
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Associates
U. of A
Mt. Lemmon
Harley D. Snyder
Department of Musical Education
Pete Tufts
Trainmen Seek Rules for Freight Car Size in Arizona
Arizona corporation commission heard a plea from railroad trainmen to set a state standard for freight car dimensions. Desired limits are 15 feet 1 inch in height and 10 feet 8 inches in width with a temporary order issued last June, now sought as permanent. An exception would apply to current rolling stock on major Arizona lines.
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Arizona’ Corporation Commission
Arizona
Wilson T. Wright
Interstate Commerce Commission
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F. A. Baker
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific Company
Brotherhood
Charles L. Strauss
Harry Lee
National Legislative Board
Virgil Bletsoe
E. C. Crocker
Tucson
Southern Pacific
B. G. Sims
Flake Willis
Apache
McNary and
Holbrook
Faculty-Student Yule Party Set at University of Arizona
The annual faculty and student Christmas tree assembly at the University of Arizona auditorium begins at 7 p m Tuesday with doors opening at 6 30 p m A preliminary concert by the university symphonic choir and orchestra starts at 6 45 followed by the program The event includes readings by Mrs Alethea Mattingly and Santa Claus appearances with Rollin Pease and others directing musical numbers and prayers by local clergy gifts for Tucson families.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
University Symphonic
Alfred Atkinson
University
Alethea Mattingly
Hartley D. Snyder
Department of Musical Education
George C. Wilson
Train Wreck Delays Southern Pacific Through Tucson
Two freight trains collided head on near Sabino 13 miles north of Tucson causing a two hour blockage. Three cars derailed but no injuries. Wrecking crews cleared the right of way and repaired tracks after orders were confused and a moving train was not halted in time.
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West Ott
North Meyer Streets
Martin
G. G. Sykes
Tucson
Lyles
Arroyo
Sykes
Big Arroyo
Southern Pacific
Sabino
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