Desert Air Rings With Tucson Christmas Music Week
Tucson prepares a week of festive Yuletide music led by Mrs Phyllis M Sanders a city recreation official and Arizona Federation of Music Clubs organizer joining many groups and venues from Armory Park to hotels stations airports and schools across the city to bring a diverse interfaith program featuring bands choirs and a Santa visit with broadcast support and community caroling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Eews
Arizona Federation of Music Clubs
Tucson
Armory Park
Temple of Music and Art
South
Scott Street
Tom Burges
Genevieve Brown Wright
Temple Singers
Temple
Marcella Reineman
Tommy Benton
Granada Club
Gladys Page
Mt. Cavalry Church
Chung Mei Organization
Pro Decimo Center
Baptist Youth Singers
Tucson Christian Youth Council Singers
YMCA
YWCA
Glenn Riddell
Glee Club
Badger Balladeers
Musettes
Women’s Auxiliary
Tucson Musicians Union
Friendly Neighbors
Alfred Wiggins
Arizona Children’s Home
Ryland Farm
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
DM Band
KCNA
City Recreation Department
Globe To Be Host To Highway 66 Motorcade
Globe Oklahoma will host a luncheon January 21 for highway 60 association officials and motorcade members. Oklahoma and New Mexico highway commission members and U S public roads administration representatives will participate with stops planned at Pampas Texas Mountainaire New Mexico Indio and Riverside California before returning on Highway 66.
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Globe
U.P
Highway Commission
Oklahoma
New Mexico
U. S. Public Roads Administration
Pampas
Tex
Mountainaire
N. M
Indio
Calif
Riverside
Arizona Copper Output Higher Than Nation in October
The Bureau of Mines reports Arizona produced 32,260 tons of copper in October, up 14 percent from September, while U S output fell two percent to 68,215 tons nationwide.
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Washington
Arizona
Bureau of Mines
Hollywood Fires Ten Writers Citing Contempt of Congress
Eric Johnston says industry leaders in New York fired ten Hollywood figures cited for contempt of Congress after a policy meeting. Lester Cole sues MGM for reinstatement and back pay following his suspension for refusing to testify about Communist ties. Johnston urged unity to purge communists from the industry amid potential boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Eric Johnston
Hollywood
Congress
New York
Motion Picture Association of America
Lester Cole
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cole
House Committee On un-American Activities
Leniency Sought for Ruth Wallis Slayer of Husband
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles recommended clemency for Ruth Wallis who killed her husband in Phoenix on December 5 1947. Convicted of manslaughter she received a one to three year term and now may be released at minimum sentence. The board also approved early releases for 21 other convicts and commutations for 100 inmates to time served.
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Phoenix
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ruth Wallis
Gurson
Federal grading expands to majority of beef and other meats
About sixty percent of commercially produced beef veal lamb and mutton are now graded under the federal meat grading service with widespread adoption reported across producers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
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Ace Bushnell
Phyllis M. Sanders
Mothers and Wives Association
la Placita de San Agustin
West Broadway
Pio Decimo
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Eucharist
Chamber of Commerce
Robert W. Taylor
KVOA
Bud Williams
Willl
Broadway and
Stone
Municipal Airport
Southern Pacific Railroad
Old Pueblo
Las Posadas
Carrillo School
Mexican Folklore Club
Marguerite L. Collier
Iti
Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fis.Inc
Hartford
Conn
Doncaster
Chu
Greyhound
Johnston
American Legion
Kansas
Ito
Gupton Jewelers
E. 6Th Street
Park Ave
S. 4Th Ave
C. C. Eljer
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