Bowman Quits Politics After Casting Arizona's Roosevelt Vote
Phoenix dispatch details Wirt G. Bowman Nogales financier announcing retirement after casting one of Arizona's three electoral votes for Franklin D Roosevelt and Henry A Wallace. He held city and state posts since 1914 and declined a third term as Democratic national committeeman.
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Phoenix
Wirt G. Bowman
Nogales
Arizona
Bowman
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
W. P. Stuart
Prescott
Andrew P. Martin
Tucson
Harry M. Moore
Dave W. Ling
U. S. District Court
Secretary of State
Washington
Moore
Child Welfare Plan Outlined at Pima County Meeting
McDougall described adoption laws and minimum standards for children's rights. Noelke spoke on program help to the state industrial school. Deskins urged careful committee investigation. Members listed include Jaсobs Peyton OFlannigan Richmond Talbert Bracken Harris Dail Albaugh Norlin Rott McNatt Gann Dubelier Pearlman Niemann de Cook Fuller Hildearth Morrow Brown White Sieh Link and Deskins.
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J. R. McDougall
State Special Security and Welfare Board
Pima County
E. A. Jacobs
Frank Peyton
Kathleen O’flannigan
John Richmond
Edith Talbert
Ann Bracken
M. Alberta Harris
Marguerite Dail
Florence Albaugh
Lillie Norlin
Jennie Rott
Velma McNatt
Laura Gann
Charles Dubelier
Jessie Pearlman
J. O. Niemann
Christine de Cook
Julia Fuller
Winifred Griffin
Celeste Fink
P. H. McNeill
David Putney
Joe Gross
M. B. Hodges
Reed F. Fuller
Fen Hildreth
Robert Morrow
Frances Brown
Marjorie White
A. B. Sieh
Margaret Link
Deskins
Utah launches campaign against marijuana use and production
The Women's Legislative Council in Salt Lake City announced a legislative and educational campaign to oppose marijuana production and use in Utah after marijuana fields were found in three counties.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
The
Women’s Legislative Council
Papago Effort For Betterment Of Tribe Told
Jose Ignacio, head of the Papago Tribal council, described Mexico’s refusal to grant Papago land for reservations. He recalled a conference view that concessions could trigger demands from other tribes and reduce whites. He contrasted Mexican and U S Indian conditions and urged education health and infrastructure benefits.
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Jose Ignacio
Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society
Mexico City
Ignacio
Mexico
Arizona
Sonora
Indian Life Conference
United States
Winter visitors in Tucson to see cloudy skies tomorrow
The U S weather bureau station advised by today's report that winter visitors should expect cloudy skies and intermittent rain in Tucson tomorrow. Since the first winter rains on December 9 the total rainfall reaches 1.44 inches with the heaviest fall on December 11.
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Tucson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Arizona
Weather Bureau
March of Dimes chairmen chosen in Arizona counties
Phoenix December 17 Terrence A. Carson state director of the President's birthday ball committee named chairmen in 12 of Arizona's 14 counties for a forthcoming March of Dimes campaign. The drive will keep 50 percent of funds in state with remainder to the national Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at Warm Springs Georgia. Revenue from dances on January 30 will also aid sufferers. Brazil marvels at a Pelotas cow yielding 40 quarts daily.
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Phoenix
Terrence A. Carson
J. E. Cavanaugh
Cochise
Ernest Lewis
Pima
K. C. Rader
Santa Cruz
Francis O’connor
Maricopa
Carson
National Foundation For
Brazil
Pelotas
Births to local families at St Marys Hospital
Birth notices list a boy for Mr and Mrs J B O Dowd Jr of 27 Irving Avenue San Clemente at 5 50 am December 12 and a boy for Mr and Mrs Jack Mason in Tiger Arizona at 12 35 pm December 15 both at St Marys Hospital plus a girl for Mr and Mrs William Perrine and a girl for Mr and Mrs John T Hill with listed addresses and times at St Marys Hospital on December 14 etc.
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J. B. O’dowd, Jr
Irving Avenue
San Clemente
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jack Mason
Tiger, Ariz
William Perrine
P. O. Box
John T. Hill
East Niles Street
Pima County Vote Cost Totals $25 526 90 for 1942 Elections
Fred O Goodell county comptroller released cost figures for the recent primary and general elections in Pima County showing about 48 000 ballots cast. The recorder and supervisors offices split the 25 526 90 total with payrolls postage printing and supplies and election worker meals and rent among the line items.
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Pima County
Fred O. Goodell
County Recorder and Supervisors
Amphitheatre School Closed Amid Flu Watch In Tucson
Amphitheatre schools shut as city monitors flu spread. Officials report most absences from colds, with only a small number due to influenza. Amphitheatre Superintendent E C Nash says 366 of 970 pupils are out, prompting an early Christmas break. classes to resume Monday December 30 after last week’s three day closure.
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Ajo
Tucson
Ralph H. King
Co. E. Rose
E. C. Nash
Hunters to Be Asked Data On Activities in Arizona
Arizona will survey about 30 000 license buyers from 1940 to gauge how they used licenses and success levels. After January 1 a questionnaire will be mailed to each licensee to learn hunting locations, species pursued and outcomes. Targets include deer bear javelina quail turkey waterfowl and cottontail rabbits.
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Phoenix
Arizona
K. C. Kartchner
Jet of flaming gas erupts from sun in 1919 event
Historical reports describe a solar eruption in 1919 where a jet of flaming gas rose high above the sun's surface, reportedly exceeding 500,000 miles in length and highlighting the Sun's explosive activity.
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State Fair Commission
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March OF Dimes
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Langers
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