Nativity Scene At Courthouse Sets Yale Programs
A large nativity scene on the Pima County Courthouse patio will host nightly programs through Christmas Eve starting at 7:30 p.m. It features handmade figures and a Tucson Boys Chorus concert. Sponsors include the Tucson Woman's Club, the Chamber of Commerce, and local groups. Mayor Fred Emery will preside at tonight's dedicatory, with two sheep and figures of Mary Joseph and Jesus.
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Tucson Boys Rus
Pima Coutnty
N. Church - Eeest
Prams
Tucson George C. Vance
Woman's Club
Daniel J. Gercke
Mnade
Mary
Eduardo Caso
Joseph
Tucson Wom
An’s Club
the of Commerce
Fim
Cal
Fred Emery
Death Toll on Pima Highway Reaches 37 for December
Two people died and a third was critically injured in weekend Pima County crashes. Charles Mobley Jr. and Laurie Kellie died, while Ciserino Camdé remained critically injured. Airman Ignatowicz fell asleep at the wheel causing a collision near Continental.
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Pima
Charles W. Mobley Jr
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Laurie Kellie
Pima Cgenty Hospital
Ciserino Camdé
San Xavier Indian Reservation
Ty Hospital
Campos
South Sixth Avenue
James Bridges
Coronara
Italian Farmers Bolt Communist Party
More than 450 peasants and farm workers left the Communist Party in two south Italian towns as the government redistributed large estate holdings. In Foligia 400 peasants returned party cards to the Christian Democrat local secretary, while 52 deserted in Castel San Lauri. The government program is partially financed by U.S. Mutual Security Agency funds.
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Communist Party
Rome —(P
Ur Communist Party
Foligia
San Severo
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrat Party
Reds
Castellanio del Lauri
U. S
Rysdale Adds Associates to Tucson Practice
Anne J. Rysdale announces two new associates at her Tucson firm, the area's only woman architect. Henry Wiesner leads commercial design. Lewis D. W. Hall is chief residential architect. Both previously practiced in Missouri. Wiesner moved here two years ago with his wife. Hall arrived in 1930 after studying at local schools. Office located at 229 W Alameda St.
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Anne J. Rysdale
Tucson
Henry Wiesner
Lewis D. W. Hall
Missouri
Wiesner
N. Mountain Ave
Hall
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Southern Arizona School For Boys
The
University of Arizona
Rysdale
W. Alameda St
Oil rights deadline in Williston basin sparks farmer push
Farmers press to extend the Decriage 20 1951 deadline for buying mineral rights amid williston basin oil prospects in Montana and the Dakotas. Rep Wesley Dewart urges indefinite extension to help purchasers, with oil firms opposing delays to speed leasing and development near new wells.
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Ashington
Williston Basin
Montana
Dakotas
Wesley Dewart
Mont
Agriculture and Interior Departments
D'Ewart
Congress
Dewart
Soll Resources
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Buffalo Rapids
Glendive
D’ewart Min
Mineral and surface rights valued amid farm sale disputes
Turson Baily Cutees oral rights in a plot were appraised at 150 dollars per acre but leased at five dollars. One farm’s mineral rights were valued at 47 000 dollars, far above surface value. Buyers made hasty seals believing mineral rights must be bought within six months after appraisal.
Lost gray mare found near Nogales airport, owner sought
The city animal shelter humane officer G B McWhirter at 802 W Speedway found a gray mare near the Nogales highway airport on December 10. The 15 to 15 1/2 hands high mare is shod with a sheared mane and is described as having a fine gait. If unclaimed by Baron, she will be auctioned at 11 am.
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G. B. McWhirter
City Animal Shelter
W. Speedway
McWhirter
Nogales High
Baron
Christine Jorgensen Declines in Person Beauty Contest Invite
Copenhagen based Christine Jorgensen says the New York Press Photographers association invitation to join their 1953 queen beauty contest is an honor but she has no plans to appear in person. She offers to allow use of any photo and notes no definite plans for returning to New York as she promotes a Denmark film showing.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Christine Jorgensen
New York Press Photographers’ Association
Bronx
New York
Christine
Press Photographers’ Association
Jorgensen
Drunk Driver Gets Year On 2nd Conviction
Phoenix man Lawrence Hawkins, 40, received a year in jail for his second drunken driving conviction. Superior Judge Charles Bernstein imposed the maximum penalty, noting a prior DUI history. Hawkins had already served nine months on a similar charge earlier this year.
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Phoenix
Lawrence
Hawkins
Charles 2. Bernstein
Store Sales Go Above 1951 Level in Week Report
The federal reserve board said department store sales for the four weeks ended Dec 6 were two percent under the 1951 period, but last week sales rose one percent above the corresponding week last year. New York and San Francisco posted declines, while ten districts reported gains.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Keller Denounces Story On Vienna Peace Conference
Helen Keller repudiated a Prague newspaper report that she endorsed the Vienna peace conference. The State Department said she rejected the story in a Voice of America broadcast. Keller had already condemned the Vienna congress as masking Stalinist propaganda.
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Washington
Helen Keller
State Department
Miss Keller
Voice of America
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Rude Pravo
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Dys-Monthan
Ward R.leonard
Davis-Monthan
Ighway
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Ignatowicz
Smith
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Tucson Glass & Mirror CO
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University Auditorium
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