Scout Leaders To Have Party At Catalina Council Event
The Catalina Scout council hosts an 8 p.m. party at the Woman's club auditorium Main and Alameda for Scout and Cub leaders and wives. Highlights include vaudeville skits prizes and awards talks on Boy Scout work plans. Jack Mantle to MC with R D Pike introducing.
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Catalina Scout Council
Woman’s Club
Main
Alameda
Jack Mantle
R. D. Pike
E. H. Bruening
Catalina Council
Sam Hughes
F. E. Sowerby
K. H. Behnke
C. L. Helbig
E. G. Stowell
Tucson Scouts
Quarry Worker Found Burned In Tent
Prescott reports Carl Franklin Branham about 35 was found burned to death in his tent ashes at a can yon near Drake. He was last seen Sunday night leaving fellow quarry workers to return to his tent. He is survived by his mother and two brothers in Miller Valley.
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Prescott
Carl Franklin Branham
Drake
Branham
Miller Valley
Mrs. Musser Claimed By Death In Tucson Home
Mrs. William Musser longtime Tucson winter resident since 1918 died at 4 a m at her East Fifth Street home. Born Edith Shipley in Iowa City October 2 1863 she married in 1886 and leaves daughter Dorothy Musser. Funeral held at Parker Mortuary Thursday at 4 p m with burial plans incomplete.
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William Musser
Tucson
East Fifth Street
Richey Boulevard
Musser
Iowa City
Iowa
Edith Shipley
Benjamin Eggleston
Lucy DeSellen Shipley
Chicago
Episcopal Church of
Dorothy Musser
George Ferguson
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Parker Mortuary
Decline in Labor Hours for Corn Acreage 1914 to 1945
The hours of labor required to plant cultivate and harvest an acre of corn in the United States fell by about 59 percent between 1914 and 1945, reflecting productivity gains and mechanization.
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United States
Lowdermilk To Talk On Peace
Dr. Walter C. Lowdermilk of the U S Department of Agriculture will discuss Conservation of Land and World Peace at a Tucson Natural History Society meeting in the University of Arizona Agriculture Auditorium at 8 p m Wednesday. He will use colored slides to illustrate the lecture.
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Walter C. Lowdermilk
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tucson Natural History Society
Agriculture
University of Arizona
Lowdermilk
Arizona
United States
Park College Academy
California
Oxford University
China
Palestine
Sound effects differ in Japan say children and animals
TOKYO, Dec. 17. Japanese children say trains go kisha po po and rats are choo choo not imitated by trains. Dogs bark wung wung, roosters ko ke ko ko, ducks ga ga, streetcars goton, cows mow, sheep mey, cats nee ow. Only the crow and rooster clash on the black crew with kaw.
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Tokyo
U.R
United Nations
Japan
Radio Salesman Found With Throat Slashed
Quanah F. Parker, 43, a radio salesman for KPHO, was found dead in his YMCA room in Phoenix. Hubert Burris of the police homicide squad said Parker slit his throat.
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Phoenix
Quanah F. Parker
KPHO
Hubert Burris
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I Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Eiversharp & Parker
Congress Priser
Lew Wesker
Jack Couture
Joss Ochoa
William Hill
John Young
Stan
4Th Ave
Erich
Ame
Safeway
U. S
Eas Ores Bema
Brazil
Filberts
Libby Pumpkin
NOB Hill Coffee Edwards Coffee
M.L.B. Coffee
Canterbury
Schilling
Af Oz
Gardenside
Abe
Folger's Coffee
Canterbury Tea
A. Ale
East Broadway
North Stone Avenue
South Sixth Avenue
East Sixth Street
North Park Avenue
Prince Albert
W. K. Golden
Castle Crest
Libby Peas
Libby
Aunt Jemima P. C. Flour
Wheaties
Cello
Kellogg
Sugaripe
Ana
W. Ge
Catalina Furniture
Campbell Ave
Remington
Schick
L. A
Congress
Terry
Axminster &Day Service
Schrey
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