Theft Charged To Secretary At Tucson Savings Bank
Johnson vice-president signed a criminal complaint charging Doris Kelland secretary with theft of 11096 from September 1946 to May 1947. Alfred Kerr said the loss was discovered by the association and that no loss to the bank occurred. Kelland was arrested after being located at a friend's home and faced arraignment. The counts allege four checks totaling 11096 were converted to cash, with Kelland admitting to all counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell
Jerry Martin
John D. Anderson
Justice Court
Dodd
Banking Association
W. H. Sexton
Sexton
Inskeep to Lead Agricultural Conservation Program in Two Counties
R. P. Inskeep was reappointed administrative assistant of the agricultural conservation program for Pima and Santa Cruz counties at a joint farmers and ranchers meeting held at the courthouse. Now in its seventh year, Inskeep already heads the Santa Cruz segment since last July. County committees were re-elected, with J. A. McLeod Jr. as Pima chairman and J. B. Pendleton as Santa Cruz chairman. Reports show 44 of 73 participants in Pima earned about 75 thousand dollars. Santa Cruz estimates exceed 28 thousand after all reports. The program shares costs, with farmers paying about half and the government covering the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Inskeep
Pima
Santa Cruz
Inskeep
J. A. McLeod, Jr
J. B. Bull
J. W. Nordyke
W. G. Bowman
Dan Clarke
J. B. Pendleton
Neilson Brown
Horton Noon
R. H. Bibolet
Santa Cruz County
Groves Promoted to Lieutenant General by Truman
Washington December 17 Maj Gen Leslie R Groves who heads the atomic program was nominated by President Truman for the rank of lieutenant general Groves who led the Manhattan Engineer District now runs the military atomic activities and heads the armed forces special weapons project He is 51 and has held two star rank since the first test blast in 1945
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leslie R. Groves
Truman
Groves
Senate
Commission
Armed Forces
Rosevelt
Deadline Nears For Rental Increases Here
Landlords and tenants must sign a lease by December 31 allowing a 15 percent rent rise. Lloyd H. Meenan, area rent director, said the law expires at the end of 1947 and after that period no agreement enabling a 15 percent increase will be recognized by the rent board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd H. Meenan
Grateful Navajos Get Tucson Aid in Gallup Drive
Grateful Navajos greet Tucsonans as two air force C-47s deliver four tons of clothing and food, part of 16 tons sent with labels like Children’s clothing and Foodstuffs. Tucson volunteers and Navajo families in Window Rock accept aid amid plans for eight more flights to Gallup and broader relief funded by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. O'Brien
Gallup
N. M
Tucson
Air ‘Force
Luke Everest
Hogan
Gardner
John Aylraud
American Legion Executive Committee
Russell Morgan McDermott
Daily Citizen
Luke
C. M. Bickel
Window Rock
Steve
Philip
Juanita Smiley
Shiprock
Gardner Juanita
Juanita
J.R. Merry
L. N.cary
Indian Service
New Mexico City
Merry
Washington
California
New Mexico
USAF
D. D. Conlan
William S. Connolly
D. D. Hornsby
E. H. Sheeler
Sgt Joe Little
Santa to Land Plane On Congress Street
Santa Claus to land a helicopter on Congress Street between Stone Avenue and Scott Street at 2 p m Saturday. The 20 30 club sponsors expect about 200 members to help police clear space and keep children from danger while the aircraft lands. City officials city manager Phil Martin Jr city engineer Glenton Sykes police chief Don Hays and city attorney Thomas J Elliott arranged the landing site and insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Arizona Children’s Home
Wil
Congress Street
Stone . Avenue
Scott Street
Phil Martin, Jr
Glenton
Sykes
Don Hays
Thomas J. ‘Elliott
Local unit names listed for public information batch
S Sg t O L Burnett flight engineers Maj D D Burke public information officer and Corp V R Tordrup photographer are named in the personnel roll for the ceremony and press materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Burnett
Flight Engineers
D. D. Burke
and Corp
V. R.tordrup
Mansfeld Junior High Prepares Christmas Play
Mansfeld junior high conducts a Christmas pageant titled The Wondrous Story with six Nativity scenes. The program features a student reader Charles Oden, vocal gift by Charles Farrell, and a candle light procession with dance ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld Junior High School
Caritata
Joan Aboud
Maurice Sayre
Leslie O. Bréwer
Charles Oden
Charles Farrell
Golo
Paul Johnson
Robert Grebner
Kenneth Harison
Larry’ Jones
Mickey’ Holland
Dick Hancock
Angels
Roosevelt School Christmas Play Set For Friday Afternoon
Parents and students perform in Roosevelt school's Christmas play Far mer Brown s Christmas to be held at 1 45 p m Friday at the school Cast includes Farmer Brown Mrs W M Cooper Mrs Brown and many Brown children plus neighborhood youths in a locally staged yuletide pageant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Farmer Brown
W. M. Cooper
Brown
A. D. Mahany
Mandy
H.W. Day
Jones
W. H. Dunham
Will
Nora
Connie McAdams
Nellie
Margaret Brooks
Jim
Manuel Rodriguez
Hiram
Marshall Day
Willie
Ronnie Roberts
Mabel
Cynthia Simpson
Diana Herndon
Lila Lee Liles
Geraldine Goldthorpe
John Warren
Carmelita
Valencia
Nadine Mendoza
Benny Sanchez
Henry Baron
Jimmy Sikora
Anne McGlothin
Norman Veliz
Margaret Vogel
Marjorie Harrison
Larry White
Bill Parr
Paul Dralle
Annette Baugus
Connie Flores
Bill Wilkey
Margaret Kessler
Don Benzmiller
Romelia Mireless
Eunice’ Taylor
Tonny Villa
Ron
Roosevelt orchestra to lead student choirs in Christmas program
On Wednesday evening December 17 1947 the Gucena Bally cistern event features choruses from six grades singing Christmas music with the Roosevelt orchestra directed by Tom Burges. First second and third grade choirs are led by Miss Josephine Mustard and Mrs Thelma Goldstein while Mrs Rollin Barr conducts the upper grade chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Alshoffer
Linda Ward
Martha Ward
Roosevelt Orchestra
Tom Burges
Josephine ‘Mustard
Thelma Goldstein
Rollin’ Barr
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Patterson's
Optometrists
W. A., Schell
L. M. Patterson
Stone Phono
Santa
Congress, Stone
Emily Schultz
Rose Waldvogel
Virginia
Barley
Irene Sewell
Alice Senna
Marjorie Gry
Ruth Buswell
Mary Foster
Charles Farrel
Kenneth Anderson
Will ‘Ging
Billy, Young
Arthur’ . Wilkinson
Jack, Walluck
Mansfeld
Sayre
Shirley Sayre
Bethlehem
Charles
van Camp
Joe
Ballantyne
Phillip Joanou
Sylvia
Larriva
Jo Ann
Cave
Matthews
Robert Miller
Richard Thatcher
David
Brickman
Don Snyder
Barbara
Tipton
Billie
Jean Lincoln
Jean Dawson
Ben Gin
Faye Halelson
Lowell
Hoffman
Douglas Holsclas
Shirley Hudsbeth
Bruce Hughes
Barry
Barber
Lloyd
Bennett
Melvin
Niles
Stanley Prell
Mary
Joseph
Parayes
Nancy
Ann* Matthews
Herbert Kincaid
Mrs. Bushnell
Miss Foster
Dawn
Jacome
B.V.D
Hollywood
Evans
Grovesoft
Botany
Pure Trish
York Street
Holeproof and
Phoenix
Byford” Sox
Thrifties. Club
Textron
Rayons
N. Park
Gucena Bally Cistern
ACE Company
4Th Ave
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