Katharine Pountney Demonstrates Bookbinding Craft
Affection for gold and leather bound books sparked Katharine Pountney to a bookbinding career. She gave a demonstration at the Fine Arts association craft show in the Chamber of Commerce gallery. Her work is in major collections worldwide, including the British Museum and the Lima museum in Peru.
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Katharine Pountney
Lima
Pountney
Paris
Golden Gate
Columbia University
Caracas
Venezuela
Peru
Harriet Parker
Berta Wright
Ligoa Duncan Hoskins
Robin Elliott Moore
Laura Flint
Katherine Heineman
Kathrine Kitchen
Bonnie McConnell
Dick Olson
Fine Arts Association
Government of
Bond Cashers Lead Buyers in 1950 E Bond Trends
Washington reports that cash-ins of series E bonds in 1950 reached 3.384 billion through December, running 178 million above purchases after seven months of lead. If December 1950 outpaces 1949, E bonds will keep the trend of purchases exceeding redemptions.
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Washington
Treasury
Yale Choral Concert Monday at Mountain View Church
The Mountain View Presbyterian church will present its third annual Christmas choral concert at 7 p.m. Monday under Flossie Nell Williams. Miss Anna Mae Sharp from the University of Arizona will assist on violin. Robert Flood will accompany. Rev. David Sholin will read the Christmas story. The Messiah section will be sung by the choir with Mrs. Williams directing and soloists James King John Stevens Verda Roberts Beverly Larsen and Suzanne Bradley assisting in arias and recitatives.
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Mountain View Presbyterian Church
P.m
Flossie Nell Williams
Anna Mae Sharp
University of Arizona
Robert Flood
David Sholin
Suzanne Bradley
Missionary To Africa Speaks Tomorrow
John Hay, a missionary to Africa with 30 years of service in Diko Nigeria, will speak at the 11 a.m. service tomorrow at Bible Chapel 1802 E North St and again at 7:30 p.m. at Coronado Baptist Church. He serves under the Sudan Interior Mission, an interdenominational mission board in West Africa.
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Bible Chapel
E. North St
Coronado Baptist Church
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Diko
Nigeria
West Africa
Sudan Interior Mission
Interdenominational Mission Board
Goodyear Air Plant To Open For Full Production
Goodyear Aircraft Corp plans a gradual return to full production at its 900,000 square foot Litchfield Park Arizona plant. Plant manager Karl Fickes said 7,000 workers may be employed within a year as defense contracts are negotiated and peacetime activities such as plastics laminex radar and metalscraft are explored. The facility, idle after WWII, has produced navy gas envelopes since 1949 and will shift to airframe components and other output post reconditioning.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Karl Fickes
Litchfield Park
Fickes
Germany
Japan
Navy
Des Moines Navy Vet Returns Stolen Money
A 27 year old navy veteran Leo William Lacher robbed a Des Moines clothing store for 170 dollars to buy Christmas presents for his three year old daughter Linda Marie. He returned the money minutes later and apologized saying it hurt his conscience. He claimed to bluff with no weapon and said he lost his job and car recently. The store owner Ben Rosenberg said charges would not be pressed.
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Leo William Lacher
Ben Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Lacher
Linda Marie
Catalina Wyoming Mail and Spirit of Notre Dame Schedule
Schedule shows Catalina with Wyoming Mail at 12 45 23 45 650 9 50 Spirit of Notre Dame 2 15 5 20 8 20 Hidden Gold at 11 35 2 19 8 03 7 47 10 31 Chain Gang 12 42 3 26 6 10 8 34 Harriet Craig Paramount 11 45 1 46 3 47 8 4 7 48 9 53 Strike It Rich ARIZONAN 2 4 52 7 14 10 36 Tarzan's Magic Fountain 3 30 6 31 9 23 Destination Moon Rock Island Trail FOX-LYRIC Copper Canyon 12 30 3 32 6 34 9 36 Ill Get By 1 55 4 57 7 50 11 01 Young Lovers 12 45 3 35 6 25 9 25 High Lonesome TM 2 05 7 55 10 50
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Paramount
Harriet Craig
Rodeo Drive IN
Rock Island Trail
Fox-Lyric
Copper Canyon
Hobbies Split Babs And Bob
Hollywood column reports Barbra Stanwyck and Robert Taylor divorcing after 11 years of marriage. The couple cite incompatible professional demands and different interests. Stanwyck, 43, and Taylor, 39, wed May 14 1939 after meeting at Pomona College. They have no children and remain in California for the split proceedings.
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
California
Ruby Stevens
Spangier Arlington Brugh
San Diego
Taylor
Palm Springs
Rome
Barbara
Italy
Miss Stanwyck
Egg Prices Fall and Others Up Across Sectors
Egg prices dropped irregularly across cities with declines up to 16 cents a dozen in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while some markets showed smaller falls or still higher levels. Beef and pork prices rose modestly, coffee wholesale costs edged up, and cold weather boosted produce prices with many vegetables higher and lettuce and carrots easing. The Agriculture Department forecast a 10 percent rise in citrus output for the 1950 51 season to about 172 310 000 boxes from last year.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Midwest
Agriculture Department
Roll of Patriots in War Effort Names Top Supporters
Washington column lists executives who left private careers to aid national mobilization. Names include Dr. William Langer, Robert Lovett, William H. Jackson, Anna Rosenberg, Allen Dulles, and notes on tax implications for high earners. Bell Syndicate, 1950.
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Washington
William L. Langer
Harvard
Europe
Office of Strategic Services
Central Intelligence
Robert Lovett
Defense
Lovett
Defense Marshall
William H. Jackson
Jock Whitney
Omar Bradley
Bedell Smith
Anna Rosenberg
Rockefellers
R. H. Macy
Allen Dulles
Sullivan
Cromwell
Dulles
State Department
Near Eastern
OSS
Treasury
Bell Syndicate
THS and Tucson teachers urged to donate blood
Tucson high school faculty and other teachers are urged to donate blood to the Red Cross. Kenneth Anderson, Mansfeld junior high principal, serves as general chairman. A Tucson Educational association spokesman notes blood needs have quadrupled due to the Korean War. Mrs. Eleanor Detlefson chairs the THS branch. Anderson says responses have been good.
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Tucson High School
Tucson
Red Cross
Kenneth Anderson
Mansfeld Junior High School
Tucson Educational Association
Eleanor Detlefson
Anderson
Glover-Clark, Inc. Year‑Round Heating and Cooling
Glover-Clark, Inc. presents year‑round heating and cooling services at 315 N. 4th Ave. The firm promotes maintenance plans and system replacements for residential and commercial customers.
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4Th Ave
Glover-Clark, Inc
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