Two Rural Schools Cancel Yuletide Programs in Pima County
Influenza and colds hit rural Pima County schools, forcing two Christmas programs to be scrapped and prompting Amphitheatre Elementary to use a double cast for a nativity pageant led by Mary Elileen Stephens and Marilyn Murdock with Joseph Nolan Gruenwald and Don Clark. The Amphitheatre High Christmas assembly features a Yuletide playlet directed by Irene Brinkmeyer and Lillian Cooper, while Sunnyside and Continental schools plan plays and gift exchanges. Empire hosts a traditional taffy pull and Reddington showcases carols and nativity art, with 200 cast members in one program.
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Pima County
Helen B. Keeling
Marana
Wrightstown
Iiness
Mary—Elileen Stephens
Marilyn Murdock
Joseph — Nolan Gruenwald
Don Clark
Sylvia Larriva
Josephine Gitteau
Lillian Cooper
Sunnyside
Golda Morrison
Empire
Reddington
Corn Output Falls Under Previous Year
The Agriculture Department released final crop figures for the year with corn at 3,018,410,000 bushels and wheat at 1,123,143,000 bushels. Last year’s corn reached 3,203,310,000, while the 10-year average stood at 2,433,060,000. Wheat last year was 1,072,177,000 against a 10-year average of 789,080,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Public Records and Court Notices Summary
Superior Court lists multiple divorce judgments with plaintiffs such as John D. Lyons Jr and Andrena C. Thornton, and others including Eva De Concini and Grace B. Coppola. Police Court entries include reckless driving and vagrancy cases with various defendants. Marriage licenses show numerous applicant pairs with ages and hometowns like Tucson and St. Paul.
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Superior Court No
John D. Lyons, Jr
Andrena@ C. Thornton
Robert M. Thornton
Mary Mitchell Jackson Dial
Gettis Davis Calmes
Charles Neville Calmes, Jr
Lee A. Dial
Flora May Cody Massey
Roy Calhoun Massey
Superior Court No. 2
Eva de Concini
Grace B. Coppola
Adam Coppola
Patricia Jolly Bernard
Frederick C. Bernard
Paul J. Cella
Edward Rossi
John Jenkins
Albert Edwood
Paul Harrison
George Sandegrem
Charles Cameron
Jack DeSchalt
Belle D. Hall
John F. Lenihan
St. Paul
Minn
Martha Spaeth
Fayette, Mich
Eduardo Mendivil
Tucson
Maria Estrada
Tucson Levy For City Hall Run Hits 124000
Arizona tax commission granted Tucson permission to spend 124 900 over budget for city hall expansion flood control and sewer work. Hearings set for January 18 on Apache county emergency levy and January 10 on Tolleson budget excess. Funds include 20000 for garage and apartment building near West Ott and North Meyer streets, 4100 for trucks, 25000 to repair streets, 5500 flood control, 40000 Main Granada sewer extension, 30300 pension contributions.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona Tax Commission
Apache County
Tolleson
Warren Peterson
West Ott
North Meyer Streets
Granada Streets
O NeiI Assails Osborn Plan As Waste Of Cash
Phoenix report says D C O Neill tax commission chairman opposed Gov Osborns surplus property agent proposal calling it a waste of money. He aligned with State Auditor Frohmiller against the act, noting already issued circulars and value of deliveries waiving bid and delivery rules. The law, effective 69 days, required a board to appoint an agent. Osborn weighs next steps.
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Phoenix
Ariz
D. C
Tax Commission
Osborn
Christmas Program At Mansfeld School Auditorium
Mansfeld junior high school presents a Christmas program at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium tomorrow. The boys choir girls glee club girls quartet boys trio and a combined chorus will perform with soloist Jacquelyn Wright. Maurice SRayre directs the student groups. A PTA meeting precedes the program at 2 15 p m.
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Mansfeld Junior High School
Jacquelyn Wright
Maurice Srayre
PTA
Red for babies blue for adults says Nebraska doctor
A university of Nebraska eminent doctor reports that babies prefer red while adults favor blue. The finding highlights color preference differences across age groups and may influence design choices for products and environments.
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University of Nebraska
Tributes Paid To Retired Policemen
Tucson residents heard tribute to nine retired officers at a Santa Rita hotel banquet hosted by the Fraternal Order of Police. Speakers praised their service without modern identification tools, recalling rookie days and a 60 day probation period.
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Santa Rita
Frank Eyman
Roy G. Robinson
Eyman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robinson
Charles Hines
Hines
Charlie
Fraternal Order of Police
William Lewis
Reyes Molina
Ed Casey
Lionel Carrillo
Jesus Camacho
Walker Hyde
Harry Leslie
Albert Forbes
Manufacturer Buys Estate In Foothills
Louis H. Switzer Jr an Indianapolis inventor and maker closed a deal to purchase the Stephen O Bartlett estate in Catalina foothills for about 35000. He left Tucson for Indianapolis and said his son and daughter-in-law will occupy the residence by January 15. Improvements planned include tennis courts and a swimming pool. Negotiated by Villette Donati realty. The Switzers have wintered in Tucson for several seasons.
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Louis H. Switzer, Jr
Indianapolis
Stephen O. Bartlett
Catalina Foothills
Switzer
Tucson
Villette Donati Realty Company
Switzers
Pension Plan Zoning On Friday City Council Meeting
City councilmen will meet at 7 30 p m Friday with an ordinance to establish a retirement system for city employees excluding police and fire. Pensions exist for those groups already. Zoning petitions from Monte Mansfield near East Broadway subway and Isabella Greenway King at East Drachman street are on the docket, along with leases for the rodeo grounds and the city county welfare office areas jointly used by the city and county.
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Carl Hitt
Monte Mansfield
East Broadway
Isabella Greenway King
Drachman Street
City Briefs John Roullven Addresses Legion Club
John Roullven spoke to the American Legion luncheon club at noon today at the Santa Rita hotel. He spent 45 years in the Philippines and was imprisoned in the Santo Tomas camp during the Japanese invasion. He was employed by the Bureau of Internal Revenue and at one time served in the Navy in the Philippines.
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John Roullven
Philippines
Santo Tomas
American Legion
Santa Rita
Bureau of Iternal Revenue
Navy
Auxiliary of FOE 180 Initiates Ten New Members
The Auxiliary of FOE 180 will meet at 8 p m tonight at the Eagles hall 347 North Sixth Avenue to initiate 10 new members. A Christmas party will follow. Christmas party committee members are Mrs Violet Paddock Mrs Lois Moore Mrs Teena Hawk and Mrs Lella Mavis.
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FOE
Eagles’ Hall
North Sixth Avenue
Violet Paddock
Lois Moore
Teena Hawk
Lella Mavis
Odown Elected Vice President Of National Title Group
J. J. O Dowd president of Tucson Title Insurance Co and chairman of the Tucson war price and rationing board was chosen vice president of the American Title Association at its annual meeting in Chicago last week.
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J. J. Odowd
Tucson Title Insurance Co
Tucson
American Title Association
Chicago
General Stevens to Visit Tucson for Christmas
Brig. Gen. Luther R. Stevens, ally of Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright and former Moro commander on Mindanao, arrives in Tucson tonight with his wife and son Frank to spend Christmas with Mrs. Erna Sornberger at 3211 East Lee Street.
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Jonathan M. Wainwright
Luther R. Stevens
Tucson
Erna Sornberger
East Lee Street
Philippines
Stevens
Mindanao
Frank
Board of Regents Meeting Postponed in Tempe
The meeting of the board of regents of the university and state colleges of Arizona scheduled for yesterday in Tempe has been postponed until January 14.
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Board of Regents of
The
University and State Colleges of Arizona
Tempe
Veterans of World War II to hold regular meeting
The American Veterans of World War II will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Details of agenda and location follow in the notice.
UA Examinations Set For Jan 19 At Arizona
First semester exams at the University of Arizona begin January 19 at 8 a.m. and run through January 26 at 1 30 p.m. The registrar C Zaner Lesher released the schedule. A total of 2 200 students will take the examinations.
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University of Arizona
C. Zaner Lesher
Train Crash Into Bridge Kills Operator
NEWARK N J Dec 18 A Hudson and Manhattan tube train carrying nearly 1000 homebound commuters from New York crashed into the raised Passaic river lift bridge near Newark killing motorman Michael J Mullin 36 of New York and injuring at least 69 passengers The seven car train apparently passed stop signals and a warning board as the span was four feet from closing The time of the crash was set at 6 37 p m an autopsy was planned to determine cause of Mullin s death
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N. J
New York
Passaic River
Eugene DuBois
Pennsylvania Railroad
DuBois
Philip Siebold
Michael J. Mullin
du Bois
Arthur Ford
The
Harrison Police
Mullin
Amvets Gather at Club House on North Oracle Road
All Amvets were urged to be present at the club house located at 1411 North Oracle Road for the event. The notice calls members to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
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North Oracle Road
Valley National bank opens new loan branch on Stone Avenue
The small and installment loan branch of Valley National Bank opened yesterday at 21 South Stone Avenue under assistant cashier H. E. Harrington. The new office is beside the main bank on South Stone and stayed open until 9 p m to celebrate its first day of business.
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The
Valley National Bank
South Stone Avenue
H. E. Harrington
Motorman Dies In Bridge Train Crash Near Harrison
Emergency crews freed two men and a woman trapped in the lead car after a tube train crashed on an open span near Harrison New Jersey. Police said 69 people were injured and lowered to the tracks, then carried down an icy 40 foot embankment to the railroad station. If the train had arrived seconds earlier it would have plunged into the river.
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Ford
Harrison, N. J
68 Inches Of Snowfall Reported Near Buffalo
Federal forecasters reported snow flurries in Buffalo as residents worked to dig out from mountainous snow. Falls up to 68 inches were reported in Lackawanna, seven deaths attributed to the storm. A state of emergency proclaimed by Mayor Joseph J. Kelly continued as business was disrupted. Bethlehem Steel suspended production in Lackawanna. Further snow was forecast for the Buffalo district.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lackawanna
Joseph J. Kelly
Bethlehem Steel Company
Couple celebrates 71st wedding anniversary in Rochester
Charles Tucker and his wife recently marked their 71st wedding anniversary. Both are 90, and they met as schoolmates in Rochester. Tucker returned to the town six years after moving away and married his childhood sweetheart.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charles Tucker
Tucker
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